New-York tribune., 1903-07-25

the time and had since visited Egypt Greece and
Italy. expecting to return in October or November.
His son. Alfred Kennedy Warren said last even
ing that on Thursday he learned from a cable mes
sage from Mrs Warren to her brother, Wheaton
Kunhardt, that his father i'll from peritonitis,
with slight appendicitis complications. Another
message said that he had fighting chance for life.
and that two specialists from Vienna had decided
not to operate. A third message was that he had
died at o'clock yesterday.
The body will be brought here by the courier who
accompanied Dr. Warren his travels Mrs. War
rem and the children will bly, not return to
this city till fall. The burial will be in the family
plot in Woodlawn. where DR.. Warren's first wife
buried.
The Rev. H. Rollings. an assistant Of Dr. War
ren, received a letter from him on Thursday, In
which the doctor said he in good health and
spoke enthusiastically about his parish work in
this city. He wanted Mr.. ROllings 10 meet him IN
England about August 20. Mr.. Rollngs was max
ing preparations to go when he heard the news
Of DR.. Warren's death
DR.. Warren was born on November 2S, 1883. IN
London Englard. He educated at Christ
Church. Cambridge, and was ordained about forty
five years ago. In England, he was a curate In
Duss in Norfolk. and was rector of Compton
Martin, Somersetshre He went Holy Trinity
Lambeth. In 1885 he came to New-York to con-
duct a mission at the Church of the Holy Trinity.
Forty-second-st. and Madison-ave and in 1887
cams here as rector of the parish in response to
a call by the trustees of the church.
John S. Kennedy the banker, had previously i'm
ported head gardner under contract, and under
the Contract Labor law had TO send the gardner
back When Dr. Warren came over Mr.. Kennedy
thought it would be a good opportunity to make
a test case of the law, holding tht Or. Warren's
agreement as 10 salary made in Europe consti-
tuted a contract, and that he a contract Ia
borer. The first decision of the court that
effect, and a me of s1.000 imposed. but
appeal it decided that he was decided that he
was exempt and here under the head of
public speakers. The Holy Trinity and ST. James
churches were consolidated in 1895. and DR.. War
rem had since been the rector of ST. Jane. He
succeeded the Rev. DR.. Cornelius B. Smith, now
rector emeritus
DR. Warren married Agnes Sarah Kennedy on
June l. 1864 at Bath SomersetsEire, England She
died on April u, 1892 Three children by this
riage survive Dr. Warren-Aldred kennedy War
rem, Agnes Emily Warren and Katie Louise War
On May l. 1886 DR.. Warren married Mrs.
Lila Warne Brow ming, widow of Frederick D.
Browning, and eldest child of Henry Ruoo ph Kun
hardt. a founder of the Hamburg-American Line
president OF the Royal Dutch Mail one child
by this marriage survives DR.. Warren-Edward
kunhaTdt Warren. Ave years old. DR.. Warrsns
father Samuel Warren, =. c., who wrote Ten
sician' both well known works in their
When DR.. Warren became rector OF St Jamess
it in debt. Through MS Efforts the debt was
wiped L has also been due to his energy that
the Rhineiauder Memorial, in East Eighty-elghth-
St, has been sustained, and the St James Summer
Home for the poor children Of the East Side has
been established and supported at Norwaik. Conn