The sun., 1904-12-04
OBITUARY..
at Ration.

Capt. Francis W. Judge OF 40 Herkimer
street Brooklyn. died yesterday in the East
ern District Hospital after an illness of three
months. He was born in England 81 years
ago. served in the Crimean War. came to this
country in 1857 and in the civil war went to
the front as private Of Company X. Seventy
ninth HRhlanders. New York Volunteers,
out In July, 1895. He CO ptured the rebel
flag at Fort Saunders, Knoxville, Tenn, on
Nov. 20. 1883, for which he received the medal
OF honor. He was member of. the Medal
of Honor Legion. Veteran Association
Seventy ninth highlanders;r Grant Post !,
G. A. r., and Putnam Lodge, +. and A NJ In
the last few years OF his life Capt. Judge had
been employed in the Water Department:
He is survived by his wife. Annie. son and
William, A. Owen, one Of the oldest school
teachers in the city, died yesterday at his
home. S2i West nth street. He was born
tea aching school at WOODBRIDGE. y. j.. in iS45.
studied for the ministry, He became a teacher
in the Normal School in 1850. and in 1857 he
seventh street: Ten years later he was prin-
cipal. The school removed to Ninety
street stree and and texnston lie avenue, He retired M IN
been trustee Of the Park Avenue Methodist
Episcopal Church Twice % %m9nth, as lay.
New New r. Rocheie He leaves % two dsushters' ] 81
Mary. a teacher. and Lizzie, an artist
Theodore Frank Hamilton, ex.Dl,trlct
Attorney OF saiat9Ea county. died suddenly
toga pyestefday % e afternoon tern @ m % He was BORN
In Rochester. Jan. 20, 1851, and was educnt ed
en- srsR as puh sh sdSSa Of Of ht Ns1 tg Rd g in he
at The Columbia Law School; in is7a hs was
Ballston Spa. where he practised until 1855.
when he went to Saratoga Springs. Mir,
Hamilton served two terms As District A.
torney OF Saratoga county. His wife. thren
daughters and one son survive him.
samuel Conkey. a landscape painter, died
at his home. $50 Tompkins avenue. brook
chics 60 and lost ,nlach, Of HE 5! !udio properly
n the Chicago fIe Mr. GSSnhey San pnbllshedi
poorwiii. At the time OF his death he had
Just completed book containing collee.
o snd snted LesSes From an r Hrs s Sketch
Brooklyn, He is survived by his wife and a
is Greene avenue this afternoon.
man and Baltimore treasurer Of the Mutual
EefF died s eserpd @pdhn 4 He
Els surviving sons and daughters are Mrs
ord h ME- OF q ss e o shc
baltimore and Ohio Railrond Company, and
Joseph Iarmour Gale. an architect of Brook
! Nelson J.. North. OF Brooklyn. died yester-
/ day OF diabetes, after an illness OF ten years
! at her home. e27 Bedford avenue. Williams.
| burg. Sle wos actively interested in nearly
| all the leading charitable institutions In
| williamsburg Her husband died suddenly
| ten days ago at Broadway and Gates ave-
nue., Brooklyn. but Of this she WAS kept in
| Ignorance.
| Dr. william f. Carroll OF Newark, who
! died on Friday night at 81. Miohne els Hos.
pital In That city. OF pneumonia, was m ember
| Of the stan OF the hospital and for years had
a lhrge private practice. He leaves a widow
| without children, and his next nearest relative
is his brother the Rev. Lawrence Carroll ol
roll was born In Newark 81 years ago.
retired malt broker. who lived with his oT soT
| Benjamin at i2l Montauk avenue, East New
| York. was found dead In bed yesterday morn.
ing by his daughter-ln-law when she went
! TO call him for breakfast. He was a native
| OF the West indies and had lived in the East
| New York section OF Brooklyn many years.
The Rev, james Giblin. chapln In of 1t, Peteri
Hospital Brooklyn died In that institut ior
on Friday: He was born In birmingham
England, pyears ago and was the rector oi
| nCath olio Church in that place. His parents
| live in Birmin CHAM. The funeral Will take
place from S. Peters Hospital Tomorrow
| morning.
DR.. Jacob p. Bixler, well known physician
| died ht Carlisle. Pa, yesterday from paralysis
| He was a. years old, In 1896 he was GRADUATES
| from Jefferson Medical College. philadelphia
| He Was a member Of the Pennsylvania Stafs
| Medical Society and for many years he wai
president OF the Carlisle school board.