The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-29
OBITUARY..

Capt Jeremiah Lockwood Wilsey. one OF
the oldest steamboat men in New ork waters.
died ut the home of his daughter in Newark
on Saturday evening after being confined
to his home for nearly -four. years through
n o tho in
count COUNTY 50 years aso In early Y life he was
for some years. and then he driIted to Newark,
whore he commanded boat, OF the stephens
4 Condit line running between that city and
ic ACQUIRED considerable wealth but met
with reverses in steamboat ventures and after
ward took employment with the rennsyl.
Two da@shtsrs, Mrs. Siehoias R. Harine.
h wbo NE ye 81 SSTa "d Mrs
son. William Wlsey of Belleville, 4. j He
WAS an ardent Freemason, as member
III this country.
judge David l.. vanderheyden. n we'll.
known in public affairs in Utica, n. Y. died
II" had been in failing heal for some. time.
and for over year past had been without
Wonry he ,, Was at t. one p. time worth $4,000
went TO Stamford fifteen years ago and got
a divorce from his wife. who died q few years
a @ ook % sams par in b1o
cratic politics, being elected Justice Of the
peac" for several years. For three years he
and had lost all his money, His wife lett
him during the. winter and he WAS dispos-
sessed from his home IN Noroton Hill month
ago For several nights he slept out on the
lawn. The directors OF the Stamford Hos
ptal refused to admit him there, and then
he was taken to the poorhouse, lie was
a wears Old
of the Rev DR.. j. F.. Irvine of the Mctropol-
tan Methodist Episcopal CHURCH Of Washing
ton and noted evangelist OF the salvation
h.l
belonged to the noted Coutts family OF Eng
land. OF which the Baroness Burdett { QUITS
was wealthy resident Of Cardin. After
her conversion under the preaching of Mrs.
Booth. the wife Of Gen Booth, she took up
Army IIyinnal. now in general use. She also
organized many of the cola teral branches
Of salvation Army work. and acquired con
siderable fame az preacher. After her
marriage to Mr.. Irvine. IN 1874. they came to
America and enga ged in, evangelical work
until recently, when the latter went TO the
Metropolitan Church,
The Rev DR.. Nathaniel Grier Parke Of
West Pittston. Pa, 81 years old. died yester
day m9rnlms az his sumner InnS home # Glen
one OF The most widely known ministers OF
northeastern PENNSYLVANIA. He went here
wanna Church, upper Pttston. in is4s. and
for nifty years, continued "a pastor Of the
Pit,ston church. which under his guidance
jefferson College and of Princeton Seminary.
and at the time Of his death was n trustee Of
Lincoln University al, and Snsanehannq Col
co aE ii in George @ashnstons S army.
William c, TODD. who WAS widely known
Institutions died on Saturday in Boston.
ago from Atkinson. n. II. on a visit and was
stricken with apop!lle1y He was graduated
profession of TEACHING. spending two years
maaser OF Aademy asd as as h pr
fpn s to HRS s % sSSHH
tain the newspaper rea ding DOM OF the Bost on
Public Library
LIQUOR License Commissioner CAMP
tho tho sunreme Bench of Ia timore. d died at his Is
home in that city yesterday. He was well
advanced In years and had been feeble for
tms preyo%, sG hs p
he held n place in the Interior Department
NJ Washington ne Assistant Attorney to the
Attorney-General
John, r MURPHY; once : wealthy business
Iicitor Of the Washington Times, die died IN IN
WashGr'Gq on s Ss'Irda H., II" va va. born iI
and lam anna ssed a. considerable fortune. Shi nh
he afterward lost together with iarre
stable Of trot,ins horses
Alonzo B Richardson, superintendent Of
WASHINGTON. died suddenly in that city of
apoplcxy yesterday morning. He was on,
OF the leading alienist. OF the country. and
Years superintendent Of the Ohio State IN
sane Asylum al Columbus
James R, Graham. for twelve years con-
nected With the Hotel Brighton in Atlantic
hotel clerk in the resort. died suddenEy' y res.
terdar, He was about ~ years old.