The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-11
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Caroline NJ. Dodson, NJ. d.. founder of the
Baptist Sisterhood. died in Philadelphia on Sum
day night. She was an ardent advocate of the
temperance cause and Of equal rights. She was
born at Keosauqua, H.. on Dec. II, 1916, and
was graduated from the Woman's Medical Col
lego OF Pennsylvania in 1874. She began at
once the practice of medicine and ever since had
been active in her profession. She was n fire.
quent speaker on educational matters and
upon women's. rights. She was the first
President of the County Woman's Christisn
Temperance Union, and was Secretary Of the
was President Of the Womans National Health
fh fssiasnt o. 9 the S s6s Mss th Pni GsSsni5fr W %na
mems Christian Temperance Union. She was
one OF the most active members of the Woman's
Suffrage Association. She taught in the Sab.
bath school Of Bethany Presbyterian Church in
1sIl. and In the school of Gethsemane Baptist
Church for a number OF years since then.
Judge William Bank Beach. one of the fore.
island. and known from his long service and in.
the Democracy, died in Providence on sunday
night from blood poisoning. He had becn iii
county. n. V. but was brought up in Lebanon.
Ind. where he was Prosecuting Attorney and
legislature in 1851 and Clerk Of the supreme
Court uat for zig eight years: He removed TO Pr9yi.
trict Court. and had been the candidate of his
party for Mayor and Governor. He was in
his sixty-nlnth year.
Henry Fink died yesterday morning at IIar-
rlsburR, Pa. He was one of the bcst-knrwn
country from Germsny With his parents rents in no rs s5is
ploycd at the Barnitz brewery. In 1862 he
leased that brewery. and at once began brewing
the Key stone Brewery in Harrisburg, having
meanwhile added the brewing Of beer to his
business; In 1857 he married Christiana Kath-
many, who came to America in 1852. They had
seven children n We surviving. The funeral will
Leverett NJ. Leach. of Durham, Conn. a
director Of the First National Bank of Middle.
town. IS dead, Yesterday morning. Just as he
ing OF the Board of Directors. he was stricken
with heart disease and died almost instantly.
his town in the Legislature in 1910 and 1850,
and his district In the State Senate In 1862. He
the Insane and a director in the Middietown
Savings Bank. and had lived almost all of his
life in Durham, although born in Rockland.
died in Washington on sunday, OF heart disease.
Col. Carr was n veteran of the late war. At the
ass Of ls he enlisted IN Company +. Fourth
ond volunteer to sign the roll. He Went through
the various grades OF non.cominissioned and
Colonel Of the l69th Ohio Volunteer Infantry,
serving with it until the close OF the war. His
remains were taken to Wooster, o., for inter.
ment.
Charles Noah Mende died yesterday morning
~ VIA lloIIC oH tuC IuIil ntNT NrTGtnNlcn, tOuU.,
where he had lived his long life. He was 81
years of age. For more than fifty years he had
been deacon OF the Second Congregational
comprises about 200 acres OF the finest shore
property in Greenwich, and was decided to his
Rrcat.uncle by the Indians in 1880. 1t has al
ways been In tho family. the deceased being the
third owner.
Peter James Sherwood, descendant of an old
Huguenot, family, died Mt his home IN New
Rochelle, y; Y, on sunday. lie was born in
Supervisor on the Know. Nothing iicket in fsS5.
and served three terms as village trustee. He
assisted in organizing, the Volunteer Fire De-
the first Chief. Several children survive him.
II. F. Brougham, a salesman for the King |
Paint Company Of brooklyn. and whose home
was in OweRo. y. V. was stricken with apo |
plsxy while on n Jersey Central train at Somcr.
vile yesterday afternoon. He was removed TO
the waiting room at the station and died shortly
He leaves a widow.
Thomas A. Mole died in Pittsheld. Mass,
yesterday afternoon Of rheumatism OF the heart.
He was rs years old. lie WINS formerly treas
urer OF the L.. l.. Brown Paper Company of
Adams, and had been with the Byron Weston
Capt. Joshua w. Riggs, a member of the firm
of Thomas ). Clark Il sons. grain merchants OF
Baltimore, is dead. Capt. Riggs was well known |
In business circles and as an ex-Confederato
soldier. He was n member of Mosby's command.
Mrs. Clara Baxter Case, wife of Col. Frank b.
Case. died yesterday at her home. II Cation
avenue, Flat6ush; OF paralysis. Mrs. Case WINS
father was Judge William Baxter OF Jackson.
Major w. s. Tremaine. U. s. A.. retired. died |
in Buffalo yesterday. He was appointed from
New York in 1860 and retired in 1891. During
the war he served with the Twenty'fourth Mas.
sachuBetts Infantry.
Mr., Henry Stacy Marks, a member of the
Royal Academy; died yesterday in England. He
WAS 40 years old.
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