The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-29
OBITUARY..

Mrs. A. c. BALDWIN. Plainfeld. y. J.
died at her home in Para avenue
this morning. after a long illness She vas
born In Madison. Wis. and was the daughte r
OF the Rev. Hugh b Gardiner. She wa 5
educated at 1ngh1m University. after viii Oh
she lived in Brooklyn. where she succeed ed
her father as PRINCIPAL of GARDENERS In.
stitute. a successful private school. for about
nine years. Later she married and removed
to this city. She Vas a member of the Cres-
cent Avenue Church and a jealous worker
in the McAll auxiliary and other religious
nsnt socially. Mrs Baldwin IS survived oy
S %s,ef s0 Mfs and Of New srs s M Ms
Harriet Cornelia Gardiner OF this city
Nathaniel s. ". ysnderhoef died Yesterday
at the, Laneham Hotel. after an illness Of
y, j., on Dec. 20. Is2s. OF a family lon,
established in the region of Holland !inea re.
For MY wears he was concerned IN the straw
hat industry OF the United States. In the
'so' he was partner of Flagg 4 Baldwin,
later he was OF Vanderhoef 4 Beatty and
subsequently,. he founded the present firm of
Nanderhoet 4 Co, consisting of himself and
his sons. Until incapaCitated by illness. he
was active in the mana cement of its affairs
He was a member of the Chamber of Com
commercial bodies, of the Union League
Club. Of the Aldne Club and OF the Holland
David Charles Bell. we'll known as an author
and educator. died at his home in Washing
ton YESTERDAY, aged IS He was born NJ 81
Andrews Scotland was educated at Edin-
burGh University and afterward was pro-
fessor Of English literature and elocution
n several Irish colleres. He came to America
In 1875, settling az Brantford Ont, but In
l(r3 removed to Georgetown, now part of
WASHINGTON. where he has since lived MIR
Bell was noted Shakespeareen scholar, His
speare, The Theory Of Elocntion. 'Modern
Reader and Speaker, and The standard
Ilocutionis, Alexander Graham Bell. in
ventor OF the telephone, Is a nephew.
Major James G. Merrill, SURGEON, l.. S. A.,
died in WASHINGTON on Monday He was
born in Boston, was Graduated from Harvard
and from the medical department of the
University OF Psnnsvlvania and entered the
army in 1875 as an assistant SIR 0eon, reach
i , the rank Of Major and SURGEON in isa.,
with the Army Medical school and Museum
librarian
Dr Daniel + Hughes. who for twelve years
has been chief resident Physician al Block
lev almsh ,usc. phia deln "a, died Mt the hos
pital vest orday oftuber, ulosis of the stomach
pert upon diseases of the mind He was
in 1878 from j fe-son college Ne was an
medical works. His "Clinical Medicine" is
used as a text book in medical colleges
John Manure, who was formerly General
PARK, and Who had lately been in the he' con.
tracting business died on Mondav in his
home. $50 Flatbush avenue BROOKLYN in his
siyty.eehth year. He leaves a widow and
two daughters.
Joseph Kennedy of Shippensburg general
stock agent OF the Cumberland Valley Rail.
road and brother of Col + B Kennedy, its
pre- dent, died yesterday at Carlisle, Pa =,
agcd 20 years.
Davis II Packard, president o the Metallic
Heel and Counter Company OF Boston died
suddenly Of apopleXy in Bin ghamton YES
tcrday. He was 20 years old