The times., 1898-01-12
OBITUARY NOTES.
Death of capt. c. f. wardstrom.

Death OF Capt &. r.. Hafustfoih''
Capt. Charles T. wardstrom, of the
Tenth United states Cavalry, died yester-
day, January IL, OF meinic poisoning,
superinduced by Bright's disease.
Can't. Wardstrom was brave and gallant
soldier, having fought his way TO distinc-
tion i'm the late war and received his
commission personally from President Lin
coin. He saw active and dangerous service
on the frontier in the days OF Custer, Nc
KenZie, ana Crook, and enjoyed, in
marked derree, the confidence OF the War
Department.
He was acting Indian agent at santa
Fe n NJ. for the Pueblo and Jicarfiii
Indians, the largest and most important
Indian agency in the United states He
married the second daughter OF the late
Judge 7. A. Dw yer. of San Antonio, Tex
who, with two children. survive hiih
Other relatives, Mrs. A D. Nolan. his sister
in-Iaw. and Miss Dwyer, arc in this city,
stopping at 2f1 East Capitol street
Sir Cha rles Hutton Gregory, the we'll
known engineer. and former president OF
the Institution of Civil Engineers, died IN
London Yesterday He was born at
wooIwich. England, in 1917 He had
been directing or consulting engine er OF
many important works, among them the
construction of railways in Ceylon, TriUi-
dad. at the Cape OF Good Hope. and in the
States of Perak and SeIangeT. In 1882
he was a member of the Channel Tunnel
Company and four years later was one
of the royal commissioners OF the Colonial
and Indian Exhibition in London. His
father was DT. Olinthus Gregory. pro-
fessor OF mathematics at the Royal Mill
tary Academy, WoOlwich. In 1e54 he
married Mrs. Fanny Stirling, the we'll
known actress, who died in the following
year.
Henry Stacy Marks, the painter and
honorary retired acadenician died in Lon
don yesterday. Mr.. Marks, whose
forte was genre and quaint
mediaevalism, was born i'll London
quaint mediavalism, was born in London
September 16, 1929. He gained admission
as a student to the Royal Academy in 1 S51,
was elected an associate in 1871 and
Royal Academician in S7S. From 1858 to
1883 he was constant exhibitor at the
Academy. Among his principal pictures are
'Toothache in the Middle a ges, = Dog
berry's Charge TO the watch st. Francis
Preaching to the Birds, Book worm"
The Spider and the Fly" "A Good
Story The Old Tortoise "A Delicate
Question: - and Dominieans in Feathers
John d. ScuIy, of Pittsburg. Pa aged
seventy-three years, died Sunday of in
flammation OF the brain, after "a week $
| illness. Mr.. scully had been connected
with the First National Bank of this city
for Pn. ..s, "a.
national banking la W in 1853 was largely
due TO the efforts OF Mr. ScullY.
Caroline M. Dodson. M- D.. founder and
president of the Baptist .SisterhoOd. Of
Phila delphia, and an ardent advocate OF
equal rights for men and women and Of
the cause of temperance. died at her resi-
dence in that city on Sunday evening Of
sarcoma. She was born in iowa, Decem-
Der II, is45.
Joshua W. Riggs, grain merchant OF
Baltimore, died at his home in that city
MOnCay. Mr. Riggs was an old Confed-
crate soldier, having belonged to MOSby's
division. He was participant IN the
famous greenback raid. He leaves wife
and daughter.
Sunday night at supper at the Burnett
House. in Cincinnati. Charles r. Kendall!
OF Camden, n. Y, fell dead OF heart
disease- He was president of the Kendall
Knitting Company, with factories at Cam
den, Utica and Syracuse, ". Y.
David Hall, OF Hubbard, Ohio. pioneer
iron manufacturer of the Mahening VAL
ley, was found dead in his barn Sunday
evening. Heart disease is supposed 10
have caused his death.
Rudolph HertZog, the. leading dry goods
retailer of Berlin, is dead. Although
Hebrew, he bitterly antagonizei his co.
religionists, whom he refused TO EMPLOY,
The War Department. has been inform ed
of the death Sunday at Buffalo of Ma jor
w. 5. Tremaine. retired Surgeon in the
Army.
Sir Robert Henry Mea de, perIna ent under
secretary of state for the colonies since
1891, died at london Monday.