The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-06

Mrs. c. Adele Fassett, the well.known artist
and portrait painter, of Washington. dropped
dead Of heart disease on Tuesday evening while
on her way to attend q reception. She came to
Washington from Ohio in 1878. and many dis.
tinguished public men and women sat to her for
their portraits. Mrs. Fassett's most celebrated
work is the painting of tho Electoral Commits
sion, which now hangs in the gallery corridor of
mi ssn on I M,nS q p aid S% e .soo for rh e. ' Thsr eG aro
26S faces in the picture OF people distinguished
in statesmanship. politics. journalism. the
and all turned q the front Of the canvas.
Although, severely criticised as, q work
than ANY other object in. the building.
Presld sns'e asrh Rsitntf from III life. 0R While 2hS d Ws. ia
office, Her painting Of Chief Justice Waite is
now the property of the State of Ohio. and hangs
painted by order of the Supreme Court OF the
United States. and this Is now hanging in tho
Fresno nH9 Gsrf hha % R9 tSe pro wMafg s 81 the Rs'p Tnite ID
States and hangs In the room Of the Appropria-
ton Committee Of the House Of Representatiyes.
She also painted a portrait Of Gov. Charles Fos-
ter of Ohio. Mrs. Fassett leaves q husband
and seven children. four daughters and three
sons.
Dir. Zakharin. professor In tho medical faculty
Of the Moscow University. who attended the
fortnight before his death OF his exact condition
and the nearness OF his end was criticised by the
German specialists called in at the last moment
diagnosis and treatment of the case, into which
national feeling was introduced. Whom the
wrecked the doctors house. but the tide turned
against tho Germans very soon, and a
fortnight Ss1sitE! %less 1a.ss, .b on z sffsb'anins was his Crested ae5i
s sto4ies a1s told ., by Sy orh his students sns sss,ntI Many
when there he insisted that his habits as to
eating and living should not be interfered with,
to be altered to suit him.. Ho is said to. have
refused an invitation from the Czarind to lunch
at the imperial table on the ground that he was
not accustomed to eat with women. Many of
his patients belonged to court circles. and from
these he exacted very largo fees.
The Rev. Anton Arnold, for more than thirty
years rector of the Church of All Saints in
Williamsburg VIII, sb No died at ni the rectGry; 81 81 Thornton horn r IN
after coming to this country he began his studies
for the priesthood in the Benedictine College of
s.: Vincent Westmoreland county, Pa: AZ the
Nay, Of the Church Of the Most Holy
Of 1867 Father Arnold was appointed by the
Bishop Of the diocese to create the present All
Stricken salS 9 with %ith pa ia 5hs SpRIin rsuS oi nsg mass ns VIII whi
Donnell and Wager will be present. The inter.
Arnold had no relatives in this country.
DR.: Franz Heuel. one Of tho Oldest German
practitioners in this city. died at his home, 3o2
born in Westphalia in 1918. and was a student
at the Berlin University. In ls4s he took an
compelled to flee to this country. He completed
a course at the College OF Medicine Of the City
Of New York. and later went into private prac.
tice. During the cholera epidemic in the dfties
he treated many OF those afflicted without nay.
For a time he was an inspector for the Board Of
Health. but resigned many years ago.
Nt-i1Itnf, anr Trotfor N rntirol t,arpho mt -
the house OF Nathan Trotter & Co.. died at his
director Of the insurance Company Of North
America. the Philadelphia, Trust and Safe De-
post Company. the Philadelphia Savings Com
pany, and was associated with the management
of several other financial organizations. His
widow, three sons, and three daughters survive.
Jonathan. better known as Jock" Darling.
died at his home in Lowell, in that State, yes.
terday, after a long Illness, He was q pioneer in
advertising Maine as a fishing and hunting re-
sort for sportsmen. having put up a camp hotel
on the sh ores of Sicatous Lake more than twenty
years ago; He retired with a comfortable for
Isaac F. Thompson. who was the first to invent
heavy machinery for. the lower levels Of the
Comstock mines Of Nevada. died yesterday in
hosting works for the Ophlr and Other mines
and made working at a great depth possible.
Samuel J. Young died OF heart trouble yester-
day at his home, 1888 Bergen street, Brooklyn.
aged 55 years. He had been the accountant in
the Consolidated Gas Company for many years.
He was a war veteran and q veteran volunteer
fireman. He leaves u widow and five sons.
Louis Ranger. n member of the Cotton Ex-
change. who had not been prominent recently in
the trading, died ON Tuesday at his homo at the
Fifth avenue, and Fifty.second
street, where he lived with bis wife and family.
He was 81 years old.
Brighten. Arthur Godolphin Yeatman.B iggs
of tho District Staff OF the Bengal Command.
who commanded the recent Tirah expedition
in the Indian. campaign. died yesterday of
pleurisy at Peshawur.