The sun., 1900-12-09
Obituary Notes.

James Roosevelt. died on Friday nisht
| at the Hotel Renaissance, 10 West Forty-third
Mr. Roosevelt VI va. DO born nat at Hyde Park. :?
| years ago. At 10 hr was graduated from
| Union College and he aftorgard took a course
lie went into business and was yery successful
He was President OF the Champain Trans
pcG,ta,lon company. an incorporator OF the
Loan and Trust Company, Weep csidcnt
of the Dclawa and Hudson Canal Com
M"~t superior Wis, and interested In many
| rairoad. companies; Hc was also member
wanaka ,ornthia,!. Delta Phi, century.
Metropolitan and Manhattan clubs and the
Met 2l'oiitan club OF Washington. He was
the alternate commissioner from this state
10 the orld's Fai n; Chicago and was a. one
tin" manager Of tho state, Hospital for the In
san" at poughkrepsie. He had been III for
a;onnd at bi his summ"r home, springwood.
i a. nv aE Pak had dT BEEN T'rs Ks as. he an to
at the Renaissance in tho winter months He
wa, at the Office of i.iend in the banking
widow and two sons. He had been married iir
twice, has rs wife being Howland. who
iSil & s"p Il dom elo! RI RoonSNySlt IhG second
Dclano Roosevelt. is now In college
John " Gebhart. who had been on the
stan cf The ,SSrN slnce is07, died Yesterday
fever, after on Illness Of three weeks lie
was born IA DAYTON. Ohio, about 81 years
ago ltf ult'1t'u l.P StnOpl OF DAYTON
nnl graduated at Miami University in isoi
While editing lh" college Paper he met Paul
laur"nec Dupbar. the negro poet, who was
tn" paper had IL once AZ Mr. Gebhart's
suGc",t"n Dunbar contributed poems Il
The GolIeSo rarer Mh.c4 was the hesinnins
Gebar, 6ec@mc % menher ho o the VHife s;a of f1 ,he
Dlltoa HCr9d aud later IT. city editor lie
tlnc was employed on tho World. tho Iorat
bureau II the ,A,>oc.a,ed Pres and the
United Pres His wife survives him.
Charles McCaul, one Of the best known
bui:Grrs IN the United Stltos. died at his horne
IN Phii2delphia Yesterday. lie was IS wears
ia dSo @nd was @ ,2 G@T@ Gon IN oImdon4srry ID Ireland
arrival here he began WORK as journeynron
carpenter, and in six months secured hs arst
thirty years of his activity in building h" had
c,i ,rcgt"fb many yn impoPtInt Slnctmrcs, among
d,.phla. =" '''"-
LGward Williams Dean Of Rutherford. \
~, a,ri az at ~ ~; homo homo yesterday morning
Edward. 4 stoddard importer. f'IBnoN Of Boston NJ
Git"rwlrd became Stod lard, i"vnrims "iEn In
4 Us; NJ nSan nan or.ned branch house in |
H"M h"fk ", W,h,EGh' IN 1859. became Dean, |
VI leiebvre. one Of the oldest and host. |
hn.wn war planters of Lou ana, died in |
,at2n a,'rt rouge u, Sne'Grcay aged 50 lie was a
more Tan NJ" ycar' ago He went int1 |
tHEdf JIahuhs ana was successful, at tho |
me OF h.o 'catI owning and operating four |
Of the largest plantations in Iouisiaua. thc |
lli:a' Australia. Iongwood and NcwhDpc
Nc!Son Bnrkhcad on" ~ tne oId-,ime cir |
GU Cirwn~, died az the Eastern kontucL,.
lHh?llS NNltm ~ Lex ncton Ky. vcsterdn
81 ia nHc. He had been in the insti,utiSn
slhcr !sl9 and he u thought TO nave be.n
about ~ years OF age, He became Insane
from Kick In the head received while per
forming with a circus horse. '' '''-
AfNn D.
Naval Academy. died suddenly yests,dsx
lie nae been In the Naval Academy for many
Years ahu i w.s recently retired. Hs married
Annapolis. -. 0SVs -