The sun., 1901-05-09

Mrs J Young Scammon died at her home
in Chicago on sunday evening last az an au.
ynuced age Of heart disease She took great
interest In educational Affairs, and y was SAID
that the members OF the Board OF Education
often went 90 her for consultation Her nus
band died in Chicago IN lseo az d ,ns apr oi ,bs
City and It's development since 1885 Tie was
lawyer and philanthroplst he worked
as.iduously on the estao'isfnnneht nss % o'NIrhigan
the Galcna and Chicago mon flhW1N
was built in lsII The road hnow the hlosso
and Northwestern Mrs Scsmn9n ~ on on w, Ins
70 the cause Of education She transferred
to the school OF Education, formerly the
Chicago Institute, founded by Mrs hmmons s
Blaine and now a part of the University oi
Chicago, a site for group OF buildings on the
Midway Plaisance The value OF me Iand
is si22loO. and Mrs scammon trsnsietEed
hall the fun price should be considered GIT
from her and that one court should oe named
IN honor Of her husband
Richard J Newman. familiarly known as
-Dich" Newman one OF the old-tine Demo-
cratic politicians in Brooklyn. died on Non
day at his home. 5b3 81 Marks avenue, 10 MS
siIty-eighth year He was born In HaIfax,
ard coming 10 this country with his parents
when boy settled In Brooklyn He became
A Democratic leader In the Ninth ward. ana
after serving four successive terms Is SUPER
visor was sent 20 Albany Tor fonr yesfS yn,,l IN
his political career he never wavercd IN MS
ndelitv 10 Hugh Mclaughlin. and he was. re-
wnrded by the latter by being anchored. IN
the closing wears Of his fo in an ONCE In the
County Court He once aspired to the warden
ship Of the Kings County Penitentiary but
was beaten out by James Shevlin. now one or
thc Leading Denocrstic statesmen re- n ne C,'h wGs
a noted political organization in the !earr
'TO4 He 10 survived BY "A son and thrce
daughters
The Rev Charles c Grirrth. pastor of The
Oh, ekA ali nf nnIf tuNn Iia,t
Yesterday ot blood poisoning Hs was
he was born forty.hve years ago ue
1ST school Z ''' nj. 0T rs the obarss bRnsd'PSs
NJ Epiphany Protestant Episcopal Churcn
n washinstonn as asSsis,a1t Sta ia M the Rev Rev pr
widow and elk children -four sons and two
dau ghters Mrs Griflth was Miss Clara
Creble, a daughter Of the late Gen John
Civil War He is survived also BY two
Ieonora IroisSr' or GSF,H The brothers are the
iioly Trinity Protestant Episcopal, Church
Philadelphia, and the Rev II Allen CRIT
nth. assistant rector AZ the Church of the
Ascension, Washington
Horace Candee died at his home IN SYRIA
cuse yesterday at the age Of y years. Mr.
Caudee was representative citizen of SYRIA
cn.e, having lived there, from, the time be
attained his ma,orty whep tnn only ~ years e od
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account tho contract for the .oonstruction OF
Ave miles OF the main line Of tho New York
Central ,Roilr0sd Later With bic brother
Daniel. he built ten miles OF the Bin inyhamton
road. now the Lnckawanna and In the early
'-os built the third and fourth or freight
tracks OF the Central for distance OF thirty
miles east from Rome. lie was a Republican
In politics and In 1871 was appointed by Prssi-
dent Grant Internal Revenue Collector for
the Northern District Of New York widow
survives him.
coble desnatoh from Paris announced
the death IN that city Of Gen Mariana Ignaco
prado. ex-President OF Peru Gen Prldo
was Is years old He served as chief execu-
tive Of the South American republic from
1874 to 1873 he was sick when he visited
here eight months ago and went 10 Paris 10
hc treated Gen Prado was distinguished
more for his valor than for his st statesmanship.
The greater part of his life was devoted TO
the army, which he entered as n private
II. died wealthy man, leaving widow
five sons and two daughters Ons Of his
sons Xavier Prado loft here for Paris two
weeks ago in answer to summons to his
faf her sick bed
Annie VI Cummings Of Chautaudua " Y,
Srcrntarv of the Home Missionary society OF
tho Methodist Episcopal Church. died az tho
home Of her brother in Indianapolis yester-
dQv She ovcrtaYPd her strength at the annual
meeting of the society in Chicago in Novem-
bcr and started TO California 10 spend the
winter, but was taken i'll on thu way