The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-01-13
OBITUARY Y.

Joel c. Clark. Treasurer of the New York and
Pennsylvania Telephone and Telegraph Com
pany and Secretary of the New York and New
Jersey Telephone Company. died on Wednes-
day at his home. 1914 Clinton street. Brooklyn.
He was born nearly 81 years ago in Hallowell.
Me-, and for several years was engaged In the
printing business In South birmingham. Mass,
He served n term In the Massachusetts Legfs-
lature. He was an incorporation Of the two
telephone companies, and 2 director in each
contributor 70 newspapers and magazines on
scientific subjects. 4 wid2T, two sons and five
yesterday to South birmingham for i%nterment.
Charles DAILY; who died Of apoplexy on
Wednesday night il bis sixty-frst year az his
Years the senior, partner in the firm OF Schover-
ling; DAILY & Gales. dealers in sporting goods
Sportsmen's Association and a leading mem
her OF the Hardware and OF other downtown
Arms Company Of New Haven. manufacturing
the Charles DAILY gum" which was, named
after him. He leaves a son and a daughter.
q, West Forty-ffth street. lie was Al years
Old NJ. PARSONS was a son Of Charles Parsons.
burg Railroad, and was himself, a director Of
the company, He was graduated from Yale in
t yees St2ss R "a nS an" aGd was rs a ad member ib Of the Up UPi-
in the Mills building. Hhe was unmarried iA'l'f
Emery Thayer died in Franklin. Mass, on
- rs, - - "'' 10 VI
Daniel Thayer. a pioneer in the manufacture of
American straw hats. AT the age Of II he en-
son & Co.. New York city. and was a leading
ms5e FFapt II 1bn his bomS. and dS az b;s He ds,t finally ally
the towns wealthiest citizen.
James, Duane. assistant engineer for the
Croton Aqueduet Commission. died yesterday
at his. home: 216 Edgecombe avenue, OF con-
sumption. He was the son of Gen. Duane.
President of the Aqueduct Commission under
Mayor. Grace, and entered the employ Of the
commission in 1870. Mr.. Duane was AZ years
old, He was q member of the American So
ciety OF Engineers and the Democratic Club.
he leaves two sons.
widely known in the United States as the lead
ing travelling representative for some thirty
years, OF the Frank Miller Blacking Company Of
New York. died in Warsaw. N. Y. on Wednes
Fourteenth New York Heavy Artillery Of Burn
sides Corps.
Mrs. Eunice Storrs Lovejoy. widow of Owen
Loveloy OF abolition fame, died at her home in
Princeton, H., on Wednesday night. at the age
of g years. Since the death of Congressman
LoyeJoy, Mrs. Lovejoy had continuously resided
at the old homestead. WHICH was so often re-
ferrcd to in speeches of Mr.. LoveJoy in Con-
gress.
W. G. Bullock, President of the Bullock Manu- |
featuring Company, manufacturing mining
machinery. died in Chicago yesterday. Mr..
employ Of the Diamond Drill Company. and
directed the famous blowing up of He'll Gate. |
He was born in Hartford. Conn. in 1888.
Hiram Walker, "A well-known d"istiller, and
founder of Walkerville. Ont. died at his home
in Detroit this morning. He retired from ac-
tive business several months ago. and has been
falling since. Mr.. Walker was born on July 4.
1916.
Joseph D. Jones. probably the Oldest man in
boston, died yesterday at an aged mans home. |
He was 10l. Only a few days ago he celebrated
his birthday.