The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-07-21
NllltMarN NOnea.

Charles Kellogg. who died recently NJ his
home N ChittennnGo, y " was former
state senator and wcll-known lawyer Of
MADISON county, where be had lived the
Grenter part Of his life. Mr. Kellogg was
born at Minden, \. Y, in $3.50 and was the
Durham Kellogg When he was n child, his
parents moved to Chittenango. and Mr.. kel.
iogg went TO the old POLYTECHNIC Institute of
that place. He was a,terward graduated
from the Albany Law School and was ad-
mitted TO the bar in 1850. Mr.. Kellogg was
Collector of Internal Revenue at ChitteDango
during the civil War, tic was Republican
sent Madison and Onondaga counties in the
senate In 1881 President Garfield appointed
him postmaster AZ Chttenango and he held
Elizabeth Moody OF Fulton, y Y in 1853. He
leaves two children Daniel Fiske Kellogg and
Miss Betsy Case Kellogg. The latter has maize
her home with the family AZ tEitttnanCO.
Alfred Qunton Collins, the artist. died on
Sunday afternoon at the Cambridg" Hospital
in Cambridge Mnss. OF gout. from which he
had been sufferer for s"vcrnl wears. he
went TO Cambridge for short stay previous
TO going abroad. n" WIS horn in Boston
- wears ago and had his artistic education
in Paris, where he studied under BOnnat
He was an associate of the National Academy
of Design and n member OF the Society of
American Artists. He exhibited annually
with these societies ono Of his most notable
pictures in recent wears was portrait OF
belonged TO the Players, Lambs and Century
clubs His studio was in Carnegie Hall.
The Rev Ira Moore Conrlia pastor Of the
Church Of the Fraternity OF IN" soul Com
munion. u spiritualistiC society in Brooklyn.
died on sunday Of consumption NJ his home,
50 New York avenue, IN ms thirty-eighth
wear. lie was ordained eight years ago. and
n wear later organized the society which has
since held regular services in the Aurora
Gratn Cathedral. Bedford avenue and
Madison street. Tie was well-known as II
cnirvoyunt. The funeral services at which
an Episcopal minister IL 10 ot1lCiate, Will be
held tomorrow afternoon AT the Aurora
Gratn Cathedral,
Judge william Luther Wilcox. one of the
most widely known men in Hawaii. died Of
9angrene On July II; For thlrtE-rouT years
he lad been in the Government service, for
nearly thirty ycnrs as Hawaiian interpreter
in the courts and Legislature, and Tor SIX
wears as police magistrate ct Honolulu. His
court WIS generally visited by strangers
because Of his witty speeches from the bench,
Wilcox and hls parents went to Hawaii from
Colrbrook, Conn, ms missionaries
Joseph lnncs-, who died on Saturday ut
his home asi McDonough street, BROOKLYN.
in his siXty-seNcni year, Naa partner
in the cloth importing firm of krssler Go,
In Manhattan lie was II brother of the late
George lnncss. the landscape utiSt
widow son aud two daughters survive him.
Jobn + lynch, who had been president
of the Tenth Assembly District Tammanv
CIub md clerk of the Fourth District Munich
mi Court. died Oh Sunday ut his home, 40
Second avenue The funeral will be from -
Nich0lns's Church, nSecond street. TOMORROW
morning at 10 O'Clock
DR. Is,uc \. Becgle died Yesterday in Ocean
Grove 4 j.. where he had prnctiS 81 ~
nbysCinn since 1891 He Wns born IN BORDEN
Town n H. and was ~ years old, WIDOW
and three children survive him