The sun., 1901-06-18
ORITI I4RI.

Prof Hermann Friedrich Grimm, whose
father was Wilhelm KarllGrmm, one Of the
two brothers made famous the world over
by their fairy tales. and who was himself
an art critic of high standing. is dead. accord
ing to a cable despatch from Berlin. where
he had lived for many years, Prof. Grimm
was born on Jan 8, 1928, in0hassel and later
studied at Berlin and Bonn. The study OF
the, history Of arr and OF philosophy later
took M hi attention, and In 1872 he became
professor Of the history OF the fine arts in
the university at Berlin. He wrote a great
deal Among his early works were drama,
Arrninus. and tragedy. "Demetrius
He also wrote number Of novels and essays
and was the editor Of a large work on artist;
been living In comparative retirement for
several years, In 1884 he became Privy
Counsellor His wife was Grisela Won Arnim.
a daughter OF Bettina Won Arnim, who was
one OF Goethe's admirers in tho poets later
days,
Gen, Eugene May. ,Inspsctor, General o!
suddenly yesterday as the result Of an accl.
dent several days ago when his horse fell
on him while he was out riding Gen. May
boro, Ky, lie entered the confederate Army
%ci % age, serving with the Was;Snstqp Artil.
prominent IN the reorganization Of the De
mocracy after the Civil War He was a
great patron and lover Of horses. owning a
Plate and Momus, and was riding the latter
az the time of the accident that caused his
death. lie was, President Of the New Or
leans Horse Show Association.
Mrs Johanna W Turner died at Phobus.
widow, Of DR. wi liam d Turner. who died
IN Little Rock, A! ATk in 1895 lie was surgeon
Regiment, Illinois Volunteers. Mrs. Turner
declined to be separated from her husband
while he was in the army. but enlisted as q
"a usQ I'm all
through the struggle The attention OF Gen.
Grant was directed 10 her devotion and after
good cerkship, in the ouartermast ster-osn-
erals Office in Washington The body will
be taken TO Arlington for interment
William 3. Schmidt one Of the oldest mer-
est ,wholeSal le grocery house IN the south.
died at his home In New Orleans Yesterday.
aged = year. Mr. Schmidt was a native
America when is years of aee and at as or
gn nized tho finn Of Schmidt a Ieieler in
New Orleans, still In existence. He took a
bromi,qsn' r. c,ps part in the commercial life of
william, Brown. who had been the ,jani.or
twenty-twoo yc1rsi died on Saturday, at hls
YEAR YEAR lie was a Well %%ell;knovp % ms voian, rn
teer fireman, ex-Register Hugh McLsug ghlin
serving in the company of which he was
of Old Brooklynites. He leaves two sons
and a daughter
Jacob Kaiser, who had been long ono Of,
the leading commi ssiOn merchants In Newark,
died az his home in that city on Sunday nil ght
He had been III for nearly two years with
diabetes Mr. Kaiser was born in Germany
s. years ago and from a start ns
pedler he built up one Of the largest whole
sale produce commission businesses In New
jersey He leaves "A widow. five sons and
three daughters
Francis Duhoise Richardson. father-in-
law of eX-SpuHtor Cutlery. died in Fra nklin
La. on Sunday night, aged IS years He
was a native Of WoOdvlle Miss For nearly
sixty years he was large sugar planter In
Louisiana, serving several terms In the
Louisiana lpg -lAttlre