The sun., 1904-11-13
OBITUARY..

Col u. r. Anthony. the veteran editor Of
tnc lcayenworth, Kan. Times. died in
Kansas City, YESTERDAY morning. OF weak
heart ana general "esrns oq' OF Miss m susan w
tuthony and a noted figure IN hansas pol.tichi
lfc for ma >. yeals' lie was khown , is as
-tisntins Dsn" in Kansas. as a result OF MS
Numerous street encounters: born ~ south
hdar,s. Mass, on Avg. y, 1922, he went est
as a hoy and lived In Kansas. lie beam
tho civil war he entered the Union Army.
and before the close WAS in command OF the
seventh Kansas Volunteers. In iennessee. @
durin. hostiIitles he made sensation by
Sorhjdding any soldier under him TO return
a fugitive Save TO the owner for this ne
was put under arrest, A!'er tne war cIess,vrty m
i pent in State politits. As editor and publisher
Of the eayenworth Tn,' ss br ne Ras Sas 10 ba9Iv
wwounded by a rival editor that for weeks
he was believed TO be dying
Michel Heine. the french inancier, head OF
one of the leading banking houses in Europe.
whose death is reported in Paris at the age
Of A, laid the foundation OF his fortune, ~
New Orleans. where he went 10 ISL; LAD
Orleans for twenty y-three years, esiaDlis1inR
a large banking house there. and moving
to Paris only on the eve OF the ciiL War;
his daughter Aii;c. WHO married the Dye d.
Richelleu and afterward the SOY ereign Printe
q Monaco. was born in Te Eem 2Tiea tEis aount1y
srpuf Mr cine retained valuable property In
New Orleans and was one OF its lareest TAX,
payers. owning among other property several
cotton presses.
Miner william Chaf1ee. broker. died in
The seney Hospital, BROOKLYN, on Friday;
He had been III Tith sypsSat teysT I0r Two
lie e was educated at the Nor,hfeld Academy
and Adelphi CoIiese He entered tGe n psnE sarTr
Ing Arm Of e. w. as. ri. nc :mbea az an of f"rS ts
firm OF Clark 4 Cha!Iee, bond dealers, Of 10
%a street s was ns,r ths son OF c@ Of Ibomss Thomss
Ghs9e who Sho s hs hnd chnSTe Of ' The M %ns
Of the Continental forces at the Battle OF
bunker Hin His TO shea asSsnes Wes
he First baptist Church Of Eaniels9n,v Conn.
,pd Sarct at "a S'isndSHGI, isIooHIyp at the
ent Of Matteawan state Hospital Ra vsl, since lis
Of Drri mouth, where he received the degree
St % II %srd IA Hs s,st sss'ff as sf'ssH!
then oecrme medical superintendent OF the
state Asylum for Insane Criminals az Au-
a aopointed by the State In charge OF the con-
struction Of the MatteawRn state hospital.
membs1 OF VARIOUS rSoS rSt,ss and fhS four 9h
cren survive him.
Henry G.. Myers. a retired mannfa ,turcr
OF cigars, died on Thursday night at Mount
Twenty years ago Mr.. Myers was one Of the
York and syracuse. He had fourteen chill
dren, eleven OF whom are living. One son,
S. s. Myers. is associated IN the f,rastioe OF
law with Ira Bembereer., The funeral was
held vest erday from his late residence. 200
West ilIth street.
Philip q. Wagner. so years OF age. one Of
the most enterprisng merchants and in-
dmentinl citizens Of Port Jervis. died Satur-
day morning at the hospital in Port Jervis of
appendicitis, for which he was operates Oh
the dhy previous. He went TO Port Jerys
twenty yeart ago from North Branch, Sulli.
van county He was a director ia the First
National Bank Of Port JeIvis and owned
cons ,derable real estate He leaves wife
and one child.
County Treasurer S. Curt lewis died sud.
DENY OF heart disease yer teid y morning at
3is nome In Lockport; =: ! rae was boz born In IN
gan banking business there In iss? in the
old Canal Bank. he vas connected vito
for thitteen years With the Niagara County
National Rank Ne vns FOR four, year!
lressrrer Il the Farmers and Meci@ni's'
savings Bank.