The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-03-27

~ S'''. +"'"ff'NttTy f>fNNbifr.
His death was uncxpc ctcd to an the
family, for. although his sickness wa,
bronchial pneumonia. he was natural.
~ SO robust that it was thought he
would overcome the attack.
y week ago last sunday. he read
me 'uspels for the morning to his con.
gFegdtion nj Christ Church cathedral.
ms last effort fatigued him unusual
~. and on Monday he took To his bed
gradually growing weaker and more
lrail, and for the last as hours Of his
illness his children and his wife had
renamed by his bedside night and dav.
on Wednesday evening he rested some
what easier. No one thought that the
emu was near, and at .hree o'clock
thursday morning all the family re.
ured for little rest except one son.
Mr.. William Schuyler. who remained
watching with the nurse. The evening
before the venerable ccclesa site had
greeted MS physical and his old friend.
Dr. Co>grovc. with hearty rrasp 81
the hand. and then had turned his face
:" the wall, as il TO say: This is good
by
January Q. isi4 lie was descended ~ ga met
STOCK. his remote ancestor. Phillip Pie,ersc
van schuyler. having come TO New York
cary IN the seventeenth century. DR. Mont
foinery SCHUYLER was the sixth In line OF de-
scent from this early ancestor and was H.
son OF Anthony Dey chuylcr and Sarah Ridyc
MS wife The family has been Identified w,,h
pabHc hhatrs In the eastern states for mora
,hah century The grandfather ~ Dr schuv
ier was personal friend ~ Gen Washfnr,or.
ana the Gen schuyler Of the revolutionary
war wa, member OF collateral branch Of H.
family ~ 80
Montgomery entered Geneva NOV uohar,
c"iicse' out was graduated at Onion College
sehehertady. In 1884 after which he studied
ia" ivr Two years. then turned his attention T., I
.heoiogy ana entered the ministry In isii HI,
.'ss eharSc was Trinity church. at MARSHALL 4
Mich, where he rector for thrc, ve.rs'
he was rector at Grace church LYONS X
tor year and "A half; and at St Johns Duralo
y. ". for ten years
lie then came to Christ church, II. Louis
~ which he preached his first sermon o.
tooer !. 1854. The church was at Thai I'm.
situated at the corner OF Broadway ana
chestnut street In 1850 the prcsen, In, ~
thirteenth and Locust streets. was pur-
CEASED, and the OLD lot was sold 10 real
estate iirn In the Interval between this ,,,no
ana the time Of the completion of the church
services were held in the old Mercantile Libra
In
church was building during the ctvIl ,v.r ~,
was opened Tor the FIRST time on Christmas
uaV' is1' DIT schuyler has been It's rector
'N'r since ana SIX years ago. when the church
was made cathedral, he became its dean
turing the civil war he espousci the cause
81 me Cnion. In the face OF unpcpularItv ma
descrtion ~ friends minis;erinr 10 the stc,-
ana wounded in the military hospItals
when such Manifestations were rosep,.a ,
ps southern sympathzcrs. but whom
conleoeratc soldiers began to I'll the hospitals
n.y., p,'S"us ne was equally kind 10 them ,
:, noul.l'y q ms character was appreciated.
Ahhhe was hcnorci by both north ana south ue
showed great gentleness aud wisdom n, kon,
ng down disscnsion IN his church during nj i
IeFiou' ana II has often been said that hah n T,
eNs able man been az the helm IL is likely Tho !
.ongfeRation could not have held together
Though the storm (
Dean SCHUYLER had been married three limos +
IL ir>i wife was sara SANFORD ~ x..,, 49,, l.
IVY. Nho nicd at Marshall. Mich after hrar ,
hE MN three children All these died Young
rue fecond Mrs. schuyler was LYDIA /. ~
= vnefcit' o' Skancltcles. y. w.. who died y, II
,uAsi"' - this inarriarc there were three q
hilarcn Montgomery Roosevelt SCHUYLER now 4
New York city Frank Schuyler. who alea :
men ciild anu Rev Ioais s s .huvler. MA .
lcd IN september. ISIS. a victim OF tho yellow =
,Nei NJ Memphis. lie was liyiag In ii, north n
neh the lever broke out. hut his generous
Nt.t' vas "N'hN" Win the story ~ suffering
~ &c voluntarily offered himself AZ 4 nrlcs,
, administer the last sacramcnis 10 the diving
g Was oniy g years ola when he died. ana the
bow fell very heavily on his father. who had
yed him "a his favorite son
IN 1874 Dr. schuyler married Miss Snnh,. -
iizaDrh Norton. ~ Buffalo. who survive. VI
IN Immediately after this marriage he I'll
me- 70 ~ Louis. There were eight children tr
this marriage. follows
rev Phllp schuyler the rector OF ST Am
osc church. New York city. who is said TO I'll
very like his father in character ana man ia
~ Mrs o. II. Talboys. Of New York cify: ~
= Walter Norton schuyler. william Schuv- ~
:. q the city high school: Mrs John T. Mills. ~
q Misses sophie and Gertrude. and Mr. Eu- re
nc schuyler. who lived at home with their Or
rents.
After solemn services in the catbc. III
al, conducted by Bishop futile. the !,
mains were taken to Marshall, Mich. 81,
: intcrncnt.