The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-07
OBITUARY..

OBITUARY.
Frank J. Stevens, who was hurt recently
In an automobile accident near Monte Carlo,
receiving injuries from which he died on
Tuesday. was the younger Of the two SONS
OF Edward 81 evens and Celestia Jerome
Stevens Of New Haven ana was born May
49, 1883. Immediately after being radu-
ated from the sheffield scientific School
With the New Hayer Clock Company. was
at the time Of his death their secretary and
Of late years had been also their resident
Of Jerome 4 Co, Of London and Liverpool,
founded by his grandfather In order 70
company Mr.. stevens had within few
weeks arranged matters 80 that the old firm
Of jerome 4 Co, has been absorbed by the
New Haven Clock Company. and their busI-
Walter Camp. iaes athletic adviser. Is
president Of the clock company, Mr.. Stevens
was a member Of the Country. and Graduates
clubs OF New Haven. Of the Yale, Down
! and OF similar organizations abroad. He
was particularly DEVOTED TO the Alpine Club
OF London and had climbed many OF the
noted peaks In the mountains OF Switzer-
land. lie leaves one, brother, George +:
stevens, manager Of the New York ONCE Of
sister, Mrs. Frank Z. Morgan OF Benning-
ton. VI
william De Nyse Nichols died at Briar-
day at the age Of so. His mother, Anne
De Nyse, belonged TO an old Fort Ham
ltOn family William De Syse Nichols was as
1852 with the firm Of Danforth Ball a Co;
then he Joined the American Bank Note
organizers Of the New York Bank Note Com
ppny, and was a director and trustee OF that
Ia butt w 8e house se' n B ran
cliff Manor, and was president and trustee
Of the village. lie vas prominent member
Of Design, Museum OF Natural History and
Geographical Society. His brother was for
Rs ss Of ISa cy Of Of SsN Y02 AT the
The Rev. John BIemner Green, pastor Of
the Church Of Our Fsther Unitarian died
A week ago Monday he read a paper before
the osson Club AZ the, hotel, lmmediately
sfterws55d be Collapsed and Soqld g not be
ago. came to America at the age OF p and has
been a pastor over forty years. lie was a
spent h he G5
| acquainted with Emerson, Julia Ward
Howe and other notable literary folk. Mr.
Green was a writer OF poetry and prose. He
the latter being the Rev, Walter G. Green,
librarian of the Meadvile theological
The Rev. James A. Smith. for the last
] twelve years Roman Catholic chaplain OF
| is dead at his sister, home. 7s3 Ninth avenue.
| Of blood poisoning res ulting from eryslpelas.
| lie was born in the Sacred Heart parish
| boy al the church. He was educated az 81.
| Francis Xavier Academy, going from there
S8 '9 pT i by the late KrohbsSop
! Fabre IN June. 1857. Father smith had the
sPP os Two Weeks before s death
/ he weighed 2aS pounds; Father smith Will
| be buried from Sacred Heart Church on
! the pontifcal requiem mass aud Archbis hop
! Farley viii give the final dissolution.
James Il: Love. president Of the Hudson
Of heart trouble on wednesday night at his
home, 3ls VariCk street. Jersey City, In his
b STeay Who vent vent to California IN 1919 lie
! was elected City Collector OF Jersey City
| in 1871. He was appointed member Of
! appointed him 10 the County Park Conn
| mission last year. He was partner Of
He was Sa Wdowe e and bsd
! no children.
Emil Ksessig, who died q pneumonia on
Tuesday at his home me IN wind so1 Terrace;
came TO this country when be was 20 years
bee Become me- the Berlin correspondent Of the
Staots Zsiiun0 In 1901 he came came back TO
OF the Frsis PrSsSe Of Brooklyn. He was the
| American representative Of Wolfs Berlin
News Agency At the time Of his death. He IL
| survived by his wife, two sons and daughter
Sarah Ellen Jones. familiarly known as
Mother Jones, who celebrated her ninety
| ninth birthday on Jan. y last, uted yesterday
! al the Home for Aged Colored People in
| Brooklyn, OF which institution she was the
/ Oldest Inmate. She was one OF the founders
| and the oldest member Of Bridge Street
/ African Methodist Episcopal Church, and she
| burned the mort gage on the recent celebTa-
| ton OF its ffteth Anniversary. She leaves
4 two sons one 70 yeaIs old and the other CO.
| and several grandchildren and great grand
| children.
Miss Minnie A. Lake. Superintendent Of the
| Nyaok Hospital died at that hospital yes
terday OF complications resulting from an
/ attack Of grip six weeks ago. Miss Lake
! went 20 that hospital a year and half ago
l having had large experience In hospital work
/ in this city and elsewhere. She is survived
| BY one sister Henrietta Lake, a graduate Of
/ the St Lawrence University ct Canton, y.
! Y. and her remains viii be taken 70 Canton
| for interment
John Olmsted, % years old, president Of
! the Springfield, Mass, Street Railway Com
! pany, died yesterday az his home, IN Spring.
/ held of old age. He was born in Thompson
! Vile and began his business life as a tin ped.
! Ter He was president OF the First National
! Bank and interested in many other business
| ORGANIZATIONS.
Justice Of the Peace Carl Hagen Of Jersey
! City died Yesterday at Christ Hospital. 81
! years old. He gave up toa ching school
| years ago 10 become a saloonkeepeT. He
was a Democratic leader among the Germa ms
! In the Eleventh ward