The sun., 1903-12-08
OBITUARY..

DR. Horace NJ. Paine, who died on Sunday
| morning in Atlanta. Ga. was one of the best
known homeopathic physicians in New York
State. lie was born In Paris. Oneida county.
on nov. 10, 1927 He was graduated from
the University of the City of New York in
ls4o, He practised his profession In Clinton
and Albany In the latter city thir ty-one years.
and relipQuished active work In 1898, since
which time he had lived in West Newton.
Mass and in Georgia with his sons He was
one of the founders OF the Homeopathic
Me dical Society OF the State inls5O and served
it later secretary and president. He was
prominent in the long effort by which his
school became legally recognized in this
State. For twenty -one years he served as
one OF the state homeopathic .examlners.
homeopathic Hospital. an incorporated Of
the Middletown State Hospital and was largely
hs owSnda Il sts,s h He
was a member of the American Institute of
Homeopathy. the Hahnemann Association.
eties here and ab5I9ad q He leaves wife to
Whom he was wedded years ar Gs6 aso
Falls Dr. \ Emmons Paine Of West Newton,
Mass. and Dr. Clarence y ,,r Paine Mn, Of Atlsnta
OF New York Dr. John NJ. Paine. curator Of
the Metropolitan Museum of Art. is an only
brother.
known lawyers In Rhode Island, died at his
home in SswpSIt yestsrdday !, H eva was about sbon,
g ysars uttesds h eoese sS s'0
same time as did. John Hay. Secretary of
STATE and kchaTd a0bnsy of%sE IT
soetyor SfefynGfs from tsss until 1880 and athoush
psorq people. &C deeiined % to do so His wife died five
years ago. They had no children: He WAS
Of g1ft ss q chdsso Hs s.0h nd opv s
ters both residing in Providence. survive
him
Henry Coleman, president d Of the ia Go Goeman
in rs Homestead park that city, on Sunday
He was born sixty;fve years ago In Ireland:
H sfyEed % "s G.
Ninety-sixth New York Volunteers. Later
BE- ee @ duxhkeeps Se he mhsre hs
1850 1850 he Went to Newark. ,He vas member
OF OF 11%tH' frade Northern iH Lodge F. A. M and
of many other organizations. He leaves
widow and three daughters.
died yesterday. In his seventieth year. at the
home Of his daughter. Mrs; c. P Sherwood Of
e0r sce Hf The dss O5q OF ha ws
burns received at fire in his house in Jersey
City he had lived with his married daughters
Hargen of Jersey City, Mrs, Charles p sher
viii WHO Of Il bridgeport ~
Mrs. Sarah Katharine Cowdln., widow Of
E!9t C. Cowdn who was one s;d Of the ne founders
II Mrs. sc Cowdn ' had been ii for week and her
death was due to heart dsense She WAS
=. II. She is survived by Ave children, Mrs
Robert Bacon, Mrs. Henry Margua1d and
John F.. winthrop ana Elliot g. Iowdin.
clerk in the Navy Department. died in
Washington on SATURDAY. in the sixty-ifth
Sommodore COM % w stephen Cassn. @ and the y grandson
snd Of sn N and ShG ;sr Ss
services during the Revolutionary War.
John T. Harrington; who vas d,, IN the law
anE Se at Of Ii. homs III sre
was a pembe5 Of the FouTte;enth Regiment:
contracted while serving in the Spanish
American War.
The Episcopal Board Of Missions received
DR.: J. Addison lnse. Bishop, Of Hank1w.
China, yesterday morning OF fever. The
Re R1 "Ts he Of @
He was consecrated Bishop nearly two years
ago
James Edward Miller. Il retired merchant
FL H. Snafy Was Born m IN B@cTe i've ain in
widow. widow who was was Miss Ferri9 OF Brooklyn.
Henry Houghton. a retired merchant, died
yesterday, at his home. Is Seventh avenue.
was prominent in the Baptist denomination
and served for several years as treasurer
OF the Long Island Baptist Association.
in the ship chnndery business in New York.
died yesterday at his home in East Orange.
He was so years Of age. He ia survived by
widow. four sons and three daughters.
John II. Arnold. Burgess OF the borough
OF Greenwich. Conn. died yesterday after .
few weeks Illness OF complication OF de