The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-12-30
OBITUARY.

DR.. Thomas MacKellar. senior member OF
the Arm Of MncKellar. Smith d Jordan. type
founders. OF Philadelphia died yesterday at his
homo In that city OF heart failure. superinduced
BY pneumonia. He was born In New York Aug.
H. 1912. and was educated at McGowan's
classic academy. Soon after completing his
education he went into the once Of q small
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q johnson 4 Smith, He WORKED care,
f% a efSTss 3 S ' me 81:
lar became the head OF the firm which was
h ysa4s IL his hss
wrote verse. secular and religious, his pub.
.s aea and srG aGYs S' wss
work on a third volume at the time OF his
death. He was director ip several Insurance
Association Of the United States. membe OF
the His,oric2i Society Of Pennsy,ysnis: the
iZations.
Mrs, Florence Mansfield Worth, wife OF Brig.
Gen. William s. Worth. U. s. A., one OF the
heroes OF San Juan Hill, died on Thursday at
H. CONN OF the Fifth L. s, Artillery, at the
Government reservation, Fort Hamilton, in
about six weeks ago on visit to her sister.
She was suffering from nervous prostration.
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sent in Washington at the time OF her death.
reached the fort Yesterday. Mrs. Worth was
OF Nyack. y. y, While her husband was serv-
ing In Cuba, during the Spanish War, Mrs,
during his absence. contributed an article to
the newspapers In criticism OF the praise law
ished on the volunteers at tho expense OF the
regulars,
Dr. Gustayus Storrs Winston died last night
at his home. ~ West Thirty-ninth street. OF a
s,ofs Of HE wa the son Of
wa. Pc 81 the Mutual TGHfisn in whc
s sneS Company N.Y., Dr. Winston had been
since 1858 For many years he was i ts e6ief
bad acted ed, Little n that capacity ewing n
Jeanne Lewis, and two, children survive him
YORK yacht snd GnyeftS oSS. h ana os
the Players. In the Civil War he went 70 the
.p sSy Hns the Eighth
fret battle of Bull Run. He was sent to Libby
Prison. but escaped after several months.
George Brakeman died In Derby. Conn. res
Mason in the United States. Three weeks ago
a SO ' @ that G COLLAPSE ooMss f
the age OF II he was sickly. but by avoidance OF
s al ISss. s hs s.ss as hs &C.
manufacturing business. He was lntereeted
pS S DERBY 8 Hss ana b ns
second time 10 his Soth year. Oct; 10. last. the
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whistles on the factories. and all the bells In
the city were rung In his honor.
William J. Mahoney. one Of. the best known
Ghsrisstown. Mas. yesterday q acute Bright's
dd nSs s Ssed a. He vas ne best friend
q the wrestling bout between Duiur and
McMah9n which lasted nine hours at the old
Howard Athsnsu he was a mem Der Of the
& and S2qes h w ss s s,x II
he was a good boxer and often spared with
Steve" Taylor and Tommy" Chandler. He He
Isaac La Rue johnson, a prominent member
OF the District Of Columbia bar an expert on
real estate titles and a leading Mason. died in
Wsshiast9n on on ThurSday night Of heart fall
Oct. ~, 1887. but went to Washington when
boy He became Interested In tho examination
.'ss aps n the D 'st Frat ss
was past grand master Of the District Grand
Lodge OF Masons and filled other important
Offices In the order.
estate owners in Brooklyn. died on THURSDAY
night, after long illness. at his home, AS
washington avenue, IN his eighty second year.
It is said that he was the largest individue tar u
payer in Brooklyn. He was formerly noted ma
a horseman and used to be ono OF the most
Fair Grounds He Is survived by three soma
and two daughters. 'N"'
J. v. McAndrews. Haverley's original "Wat.
srmnlon man. died at the Insane Hospital
been two years IN the hospital. His last an.
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