The sun., 1905-12-29
Obituary Notes.

William H. Payne, head OF William II.
Payne Son. grain merchants and millers,
OF 23l East l29th street died yeterdav at
his home. 9s Park avenue. He was ~ years
old and was born in Eng land. As boy
he spent three years in India in the service
Of the East India Tea Com pany. He came
to this country when he was ls years old
and worked as clerk for G., V. Reilly 4 Co.,
grain merchants. at Moore and West streets,
establishment M in East l2ath street, and when
the head head of william ii, Payne & Son He
conducted one of the largest milling bust
nesses and vas one Of the oldest members
1903 he was president of the Mount Morris
Bank Nlr. Payne belonged to the Union
League and Lambs clubs. He owned a
ohitdre1, t % three d danghters and ono M son, .0G G.
L. Payne, who conducts the milling business,
Mrs Annie Arnoux IlaXtun, a we'll known
in ,G al sx fGG on MfdsdaY
OF the effects of a fall in her house last week
which, caused concusson Of , the brain. She
retired tI dr. naval offlcer, who was ordered to duty
at the outbreak of the Spanish war, but who
died before he say active service, She was
father, Jean Baptiste ArnouX, served in the
Revolutionary war under, Gen, Rochambeau
Mrs HsXtun was on the bo5rd OF maRRaGeTs
lyn and of the Brooklyn Homeopathic Hos
ptal She was the author of several books
was enga ged in genealogical work on a news
paper. She Is survived by two daughters,
Misses Adelaide and Sophie K Haxtun, and
one son. Sutherland X. HaXtun.
Louis Dalrymple, a cartoonist died in a
sanitarum in Amtyvle on Wednesday night
Of brain trouble He was ~ years old. He
was seized with his ailment early in Novem-
ber and for several weeks had lain in a stupor
He was born In Cambridge, Ill, and came
to this city when he was Ia to study art. He
intn arfp nd
on Pmck's stan and from there he went into
sRa and II
He was twice married. His first wife was
Miss Leila Carpenter of Bronklyn. She
Ann Good of Baltimore. who survives him.
Mrs. Catherine, silliman,, 40 years old, the
widow of Capt. James Silliman, once a we'll
day in poor circumstances at 81 Adams street,
Hoboken. She was an heir to an estate In
Washington d. G.. said to be valued at s75 900.
A contest was started and the Sllimans made
several trips to the capita to look after Mrs.
Silllman's interests. About three months
ago the captain died and since then his wifo
had hard time getting along.
James Brce, G5 years of age, an inmate OF
the Firemen's Home in Hudson. y, y. died
suddenly yesterday morning He arose and
went to the bathroom on returning to his
room he fell in the arms of his roommate and
expired. Heart trouble WAS the cause Of
death He had been in III 9G h2s snGe sos
ment in New York city. belonging to Hose
Company No, ~.
b. Smith Gentry. prominent turfman
and banker died at Lexington. Ky., last
night of appendicitis. He was co years old,
secretary Of the American Breeders Pro-
tcctive Association and a partner with X. l.,
Baker IN the noted Kingston stud just leased
by c. II. MaCkay.
:. Former Police Sergeant Patrick Grove
died at his home, 4O7 Classon avenue, Brook
lyn, yesterday. He joined the force In 1881
and was retired in 1900 He was SO years
old.