The sun., 1903-02-13
Obituary Notes.


The body Of the Rev Francis May superior
OF the Sacred Heart Capuchin Monastery
In Yonkers who died in San Antonio Tex,
on Saturday. will reach Yonkers tomorrow
and there will be a high mass OF reautern
In the church where he was pastor for several
years Father May was born at Burlin gton.
ia on March ~ 1850 lie entered the Capu-
chin order on March II 1915 and made th..
solemn VOWS March IL lsso. He vas ordained
a PRIEST on May 10 isss He labored with
pitai. New YORK; st John the Baptists West
Thirti-th street New York: at Appleton, Wis.
York land and at sacred aS Heart i Church % Yonkers'
He suffered from an attack of Bright disease
and went to san Antonio, Tex. month ago
sugar merchant. died Yesterday at his home
&ss Third street. Brooklyn. He was 20 years
old and was born in Rapperhausen, Germany.
old and later went to Cuba and engaged in
the sugar business He came 10 this city
and engaged in business at iol Wall street.
Which post he held until 1870. lie leaves a
whom is Miss Hiidesarde Hoffman, a we'll
known soprano.
Geors. H. Plant. one Of the oldest and
al his home in % that city on Wednesday at the
springs. Mont ntsomery county. Nd vent to
century was well known. contractor, and
builder and prominent in Washington flnan-
s and 90sa ihs . S.' s. % IN ssshp. Mr. rans ts
ply between Washington, and Norfolk He
was also one Of the organizers Of the National
director IN a dozen or more prominent finan-
ciai G institutions Of Washington.
William James Hay, z wsll-known citizen
az the ace Of % YEAR. '. M @ Ws
| born on the coffee plantation OF his father
James. Hay. in Kingston; Jamaica, was en-
fRs foi2 until il lsss and then Vent to WashinS St"n
| and embarked in business He served in the
snd snce ,hs9 an Tes.ny mi S hSd
and Printing His only son is Col. Edwin
ton. who served as a handwriting expert in
the Molineux trial.
Merritt Trimbe. president Of the Bank for
known as the Bleecker Street Bank. died
| suddenly Of heart disease on Wednesday y
nigh, a. his home - Ea', Twen,y-hf'h street
was boz born and educated in this city and ii'S lived
here all his life. For numbe- of years he
director Of the Washington Life Insurance
Company. He was president Of the New
York Hospital and for many years treasurer
and two sons. Walter and Richard.
| Maria Streeter died on Wednesday night
in the little hoyel in Chicago. from whose
which her husband. "Cap'n" Streeter. called
his own by riparian rights The battle for
1 ownership Of the made land which stretches
along the north shore of the, lake has made
| the old sailor n paupcr and finally lodged
| him in the county Jail. where he waits Ia
be taken To the penitentiary on a charge Of
| manslaughter.
The Rev. Horatio fray. a well-known
| retired Episco palian clergyman, died yester-
day at the Hotel Bellevue in Boston, where
| he and his sister, Mrs, Haskins. have resided
He studied az Brown University. His first
| ministerial duties were ~ assistant rector M
| St Andrews Church. Philadelphia. which he
| left few years later to accept the rector.
| ship Of race Church. Maverley. \. Y, where
he was rector of 81. Thomas's Church from
| 1857 TO is7i
Col Michael R. Powers. age mt Of the South.
| ern Railroad, died In New Orleans yesterday.
| Death was due to an accident ten years n 60
when. "a one OF the paiibearers AZ the funera
he funeral car. he injured Is spine. paralysis
resulting iie was s' years old. native o
Waterford Ireland. ard served with distinction
In the Confederate Army
Frederick X. Yates, the second son OF the
| late Henry j. Yates, formerly Mayor of New.
ark died at his home in this city YESTERDAY,
leaving widow one son and three dau ghters
He was 80 years old was born in Newark,
and he learned hat making in his father
factory, Ne had not been engaged in any
business for some years. Ne was in good
| circumstances.
Mrs. Caroline r. Smith Pearsall, "a year.
Of age. died AZ her Broadway residence, in
| saratoga on "Wednesday night She was the
widow OF pr Samuel Pearsull. who passed
ten years was the family physician of the
late ex-ludee Hilton OF New York city Mrs
pcarsall is survived by her son Dr W s
pearsall OF l:S West Seven'y-eighth street
New York city.
Charles D. Peacock head Of E. D. Peacock
4 Co, one Of the largest jewelry firm. in he
| United States. died of pneumonia AZ his home
in Chicago Yesterday He was ci years old