The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-24
OBITUARY..

Frank Temple Reamer. who died yesterday
morning in Denver. Col. will be mourned
by large circle Of friends in New York. where
he had lived for many years. Mr.. Reamer
was the son Of Mrs. Elizabeth Lawrence
Reamer, and he was born In Louisville Ky.
81 years ago. His family has been lden-
tined with the social and political history
OF Kentucky since Revolu tionary DAYS. Mr.
Reamer was graduated from Colum bia Col
iege with the class of 1891 He Was u MEM
Der OF the Psi Epsilon frate rnity. He was con-
nected with the fidelity apG casualty depart
ment of the Arm OF johnson 4 Higgins OF
40 Wall street. and his success In this line OF
work had been marked. MIR. Reamer had been
q member OF a number Of clubs. pclud-
ing the Calumet. Two months ago he was
taken i'll. and a month ago he WAS sent to
Denver In the expectation that the change Of
climate would restore him to hsa lth. His
brother. Lawrence Reamer. was with him
when he died. The remains will be brought
to New York for interment In Woodlawn.
Mrs. I.ucie Boice Wood. soprano soloist,
died on Tuesday at her home in East Orange
also a singer, and was born in New Bruns-
wick 20 years ago, She was daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Smock Boice Of Brooklyn, AZ
in ST. Jamess Methodist Church Madison
avenue. New York. where her husband is the
U IT.,
East Twenty.third street. Flatbush, il his
eYess :Dd h os s.en g... u
charge Of the music In the second Presby-
terrain Church in Remsen street He was
fCT ssse rpy.. de'sS IN the %s
member Of the Apollo Club and . Twenty
third Regiment veteran. His wife and two
daughters survive.
Patrick Mccanrey. who died on Monday
in his seventy-hith year at his home. es7
Grand street Williapsbnrs; Vas A. intimate
Conn., Coz and when s years old hi. family;
s Seoame n prominens IN potes
and held various elective Offices. He was .
rope maker.
on Colt sdSw Of ss%Ss Colt
G. H. r Robinson. wSere she has been VISIT s
M.s srcts" ps. fsy :nd M. sS
scoqs RSt hodv 'aH5 s befGTs her
iS3sfs! VII TAX isEs =, pisos on Friday Mrs.
DR.. James H. Salisbury, who died yester-
illness y" Was I born in Scott. Cortland county,
from gn IS College: and on June e, Is 1850
a specialist in the treatment Of chronic dis
eases. He leaves a widow and q son, DR.. T. d
Salisbury. and daughter. Mrs. A. G. Pollock
Clayburn Webb died at the home Of his
son, Addison Webb. south Of Buokner Mo-.
last light. after q weeks illness. Mr. Web
a. having served under Gen. zseh.Ty TAYLOR
. Tennessean by birth. being born In Miles
county, that State. In 1915. He went to Jack
son county Mo-. In 1884.
Mother Xavier Kean, who was one Of the
at Bedford Park, died last Monday, after q
protracted illness. Her father was director
Of. the Emigrant Savings Bank some years
ago. Mother Xavier has sister. Mrs. Charles
Albert Lopez. who 10 the wife OF sculptor.
and who was concert singer.
ss d ssHsoImen, X &. T Aas Psf ssa
Locust Manor dietricts. died on Tuesday
at his home. 5Ss st. Marks avenue. In his
thirty-ffth year. He was active In Repub-
lican politics and a member Of the lnvincible
Club and the Union League Club.
Theodore " ;,,I DALEY, ISL known coz
dropped dead yesterday at Goshen. N. Y,
Of heart trouble, aged 90. Mr.: DALEY, was
the q the
York city and stood looking al the house when 1
he fell over dead.
Quincy c. De Grow Of ss7 Fourteenth
street. brooklyn. who had been q. member
Of the New York Stock Exchange since 1890,
died on Tuesday at his summer home, Henry
Vile. N. Y, In his .seyenty-seventh year. His
wife and several children survive.