The times., 1901-04-12
OBITUARY.

The Rev. Francis n. Stuart. pastor og
81. Mary's Church. Cosackie. y. Y. dieS
on tuesday evening. after a short Illness
lie was born IN Albany. In 1853. He aade
his early studies at Niagara University
| and finished his theological course at ST.
Josephs Seminary. Troy. n Z. where
he was ordained in 1889 For ten years
~ was curate at St Francis Church.
Troy. and went to Cosaekie In 1850 He
leaves brother. Lieutenant Commander
- u. v Stuart. q. 8 N lately ordered
from the Vermont to Cavite. ana a sis-
ter. the wife Of Lieutenant Commanders
Low, late executive officer Of the Chicago
lie was first cousin of ex-United States
senator Murphy and Lieutenant Com
mander Delehanty, L. s N
John Steward, the oldest member of the
Union Club. which he joined in 1888. died
yesterday at the home of his son. Camp
bell Steward. at University Place. New
York. He was born In Goshen. N. Y.
eishty-seven years ago. He entered the
orysoods business when Il young man
daat, Hlen ms rather. and, after his fathers
uSa1h carried on the business alone until
@ lIs retirement several years ago His
~ele' VINO was Catherine White died In
s tIo' lWo sons, Campbell and John. sur
Fenwick A. Ballinger. who. for six
years, represented the Tenth ward OF
Phiiadelphia in the Select Council accf-
dentaliy killed himself yesterday whila
cleaning a gun He was preparing to go
10 Wildwood for a days shooting He
had not taken holiday for eight years
ana a. mao not used the gun since 1885. ii
Is supposed that at that time he left the
cartridge in it which yesterday explOd-
ed lie was fifty years old.
charles S. Lincoln, clerk Of the United
States District Court Of PHILADELPHIA
died at his home there yesterday. He was
seFenty-three years old. After reading
law and being admitted to the bar he
was, In 1857. appointed deputy coiner OF
the United States Mint. which place he
neiu until 1862. when he was appointed
deputy clerk of the United States Court
lie was appointed clerk in 1865 and held
the once uD 10 the time of his death.
Don Pedro Soils. Spanish Consul at New
Orleans, died there yesterday. aged forty
seven years. He was a native OF Bada-
joz, Spain. He was the Consul at New
Orleans from 1880 to 1884. when he became
Consul for Florida, with headquarters at
Iampa- He removed TO Canada during
the Spanish-American war AT the end
OF the war he was offered the place OF
spanish Consul General for the Philip
pines. but refused it to accent the Nev
Orleans consulate
John S. B. Keep. a son of DR.. ]. Lester
Keep. who died on Tuesday at his home
469 Clinton Avenue. Brooklyn. in his thfr-
ty-fourth year. was the founder of the
Sigma Psi Chapter at-the Adelphf Acade-
my. from which academy he graduated
m lss5- After his graduation from Yale
University in 1887. he studied medicine for
three years, but he never practiced as a
physician. devoting himself to CONNER
ciai life he was unmarried.
Joseph Reichert. the maneger of the
copper firm of Lewisohn Bros, of II
Broadway, New York. died on Wednesday
night at his home. 1901 Garden Street. Hoo
boken. He went to Europe last summer
for his health In Vienna he Contracted
pleurisy. which turned into consumption
He leaves a widow and four children.
James Tomney, Treasurer of the Holmes
Electric Protective Company. died yester-
lay at his home, GA Carlton Avenue.
Brooklyn, in his fifty-frst year He had
been treasurer of the Holmes Company
since it's organization. in 1883. He leaves
4 daughter and two sons
William T. Huribut. the oldest attOr-
hey in Winsted, Conn. died Yesterday
rom pneumonia, aged sixty-five years.
he had been Clerk of the Court of Com
non Pleas of LitchfieId County for thir-
y years.
Prof. Zera 5. Semon. one of the best
known and most expert ventriIoduists of
his country. died at the home of his
in Philadelphia, on Tuesday
asst He was born in Richmond, Va.
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