The sun., 1903-12-27
Obituary Notes.

Nc ortcn Clark, for many years in the hard
ware trade in Paterson. N. D., died suddenly
yesterday al Pcmpton Plains whittier he had
gone TO spend tie Christmas holidays on his
sons fam Mr.. Clark was left in afarsnt
circumstances by his father number OF years
ago and carried on the hardware business
manly to occupy his time. Last year, upon
retiring, Mr.. Clark turned his business as q
gift over to Mel emiah Nreeland. a clerk who
entered the employ Of his father forty,fye
pigeon fancier and had a cote several years
Of Main and Ellison streets, Paterson. The
cote, on account OF its situation on one OF the
moss yaius6e b on iHe H e
a member of the old Olympia baseball team
also OF IL ii. ii. A. A. boat club. Mr., Clark's
wife died twenty-five years ago. He Is sur
Eed by wh0 SoW WAS at a
Plains.
Isaac stayner, Wnslow. a grain merchant ot
Fri FridSs G nishs Srf in lsoH his nome IN Besse T. J
Of @ aSlse indigestion, at the age Of 81 years:
and was direct descendant of Mary Chiffon.
the only unmarried woman aboard the Nay
Wins!ow. Another ancestor was Josh ua
MinsloT rGeasTal Tor the RrIn sri5Ish
his widow, who was Miss Catherine Everson
OF New York. and one son. Isaac L. Winsow.
consulting engineer OF the London lEng!ano)
Traction Company.
DR.. jerome Anderson. a lead ling theosophlst,
died in San Francisco YESTERDAY, after long
snae he attached Is Mrs, Mrs K Tinsley and the Tilted
s%ons the S % @ made BY pp Hnder-
son at that time was that Mrs. nEey Tss
llr
'hs pHsl!e PrssdSs"' e tSs ss1 n,
Society.
The Rev. Dr. George Edward yards Street; for
suddenly suddenly yssteffday in Hartford lie was grad
uated from Yale in 1868 and at the time OF his
dn dssh Ta psS in assts4 e H. HGnf5Sd &C. fsad
HIsn Island. p'sRa Ms. Where his his summer home was,
Street, saf eta'l Yale s 'sI all dau sntcr Mrs W "
Ranncy Of Hartford. with whom he made his
home two brothers and a sister,
william Kollmeier. well known builder
Fears 81 aso dsd on Friday m night Of lSa dis
snsF ss south on hf Frs Street H. y' c from s "S
many in 1875 He was one OF the founders
S @nsS loma rs"s s hspG is cnTss s
Prcsidsnt Of the society and the supcrinten-
QPNt OI tnC SbIuHN s'IlDbl'
DR. Hugh NJ. Wallis. a leading physician
ton. "a. ycstsrdny, ne was 90 years, old. and
resident of Terrebonnc FOR forty-one years,
He was Mayor of Houma for several terms.
sac Of Of ,1s 0ss "Tf H.
he Hss one Of he exrs e"x Se M wses sG
a sP at Fl. 2o%s IN ss.f sse Of Easy
in the severity -secOrd year of his age He
wa; born in LANCASTER, county. Pn;' and and moved %
ment i" MEs /" Ks"sa" "p polic. serving in the ess-
lature before. his election as Governor. In
moved to hi rnt whIrG be
When When he was forced to give up active work.
John G; Louthan = well known contractor
and builder Of Wnshng'Gnn disd "a az nj, his home
f ytsa Of his 81 age &C. Mr ohan WE Was ;2S Born
cH Ia county v we wSn as 50
ipently Identifies, with the development of
tho suburb Brookland.
one Of the leading men in the Lily White
Ssd served with odfG the conedera
social circles and was director In several
banks and other financial concerns.
Col. Charles F. James. died az The VOL
Mrs. Simpson, yesterday morning, OF typhoid
fever. She was, the youngest daughter OF
and is survived by her mother, son and
daughter and two sisters.
Major Mnlcom Mcdowell, an old and well
known resident of Chicago, died suddenly
on Christmas night. lte Was an intimate
friend Of Gems. Grant sherman and Logan
and r. b. Hayes He was well known through
ont the country as an iron and steel expert.
Linn Luce. who, with his brother Robert
started the Press Clipping Bureau in lsss,
died on Thursday evening. ,Ho was born
in Auburn Me. and graduated at Har-
ward in 1855. He leaves n wife and one son.
years old,