The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-04-25
OBITUARY


President Henry H. GoodcI n tho State
Agricultural college. ~ Amherst, pas
sengsr on the steamship NHcoochce OF the
Savan nah line, died ruddsulv on sunday
afternoon while tho vessel was on her way
TO Roston. Ne had neen connected with
as professor of modern languages and Eng
lish literature and after lSSb a. president
and director OF the Hatch ENperiment station;
He was son OF the Rev. MilliaW G.. ana
Abigail u'erkinsl Gopdsll and was torn in
Constantinople, Turkey, on Nav 20. lSS1
he cane TO this country az an eH-lv age and
fitted for college az Willistou seminary
Fasthampton. Entering Amherst College.
he was graduated In the Cla-, Of 1859 after
he was teacher in Willi~tun Seminary
1894 ~, since which time he had been con.
nected With the, state ollege He marntd
in 1879 Miss Helen Eloise stanton 81 N'N
Orleans la, who. with two children, sur
wives him.
George '. Weaver. stock Exchange mem
Der OF the banking firm Of l.. Nnyth o..
died yesterday afternoon at his hone, ~ Fast
was IS years old Mr. Weaver was born in
Philadelphia and came here at an eaflE age.
he Was graduated from the Weston, toHu..
Military Academy. aud early became ld'lt J.
fed with the seventh REGIMENT When he
resigned, in 1897, he was reEiWental adlNtant
with the rank OF captain. tie becam" mem
Der OF the stock Exchange " lth Mr..
WYSaySr Sb IVES a msm3sr :" NE and S Nsw o
Athletic clubs. he leaves Wido" and one
son.
Mrs. Annie Jack Alexander. ~ wears old
widow OF Donald Alexander. the artist, died
Yesterday az her home ~ Paterson, y. y;
She came to this country WIN h'r husband
in Paterson MIR Alexander built with his own
hands the house in which his wife died. Mrs
Alexander also helped IN th" building ot the
house. Like her husband. Mrs. Alexander
was an artist and her min1tur" portrait and
landscape work adorns many homes 10 thlS
section Of the country. The couple had no
children.
Norman T. Cochrane. who was we'll known
In junior athletic and baseball circles. died on
saturday al his home, 2s3 Stat" street, hrook-
lyn. in his twenty-third year. h' came
from Canada five years ago. soon he bet7im me
librarian Of the Brooklyn Boys blsehaH
cub. 4 year ago he actively assisted III
subsequently he acted as manaEer or the
Brooklyn Boys Athletic CLUB, which was
recently reorRanlzed and is playing "hder he
name OF the Eagle Athletic tluh.
Can't Alexander Skellv Mrs Ballington
Booths assistant IN prison work, died ytster-
day, at Hope Hall. Flushing tor several
and children left destitute hv the imprison-
ment or husband aud father HIS health
failed Just before the Christmas s"hsqi' Dut
in the snow that preceded Christmas Day he
went through the tenement houses, delivering
the toys and clothing 70 the many lIlue ones
who looked upon him as their santa Claus
known LAWYER died Yesterday at her home,
II West Ninth streeA Mrs. Davies had been
m poor health for two years. she Was born
in Albany in ists and was the daughter OF
Henry Hull Martin and Anna thompson.
She married Mir Davies on, April q, 1889,
julien r., Jr, Miss Cornelia sherman Davies
Mrs Archibald @. Thatcher and Mrs. Frederick
NJ Alexander.
Maria schurig.. widow, Of Col. Charles
Schurig, who had the distinction Of de-
feating the late Hugh Mclaughlin IN a
contest al the polls for County Register, died
on Sunday at her home, 342 Madison street,
Brooklyn. In her seventy ninth year. She
Is survived by her daughter, Mrs. L. j. Camp
bell.
Idvsrd Bishop Crane, = years old, died
last night at his horne in Montclair y j.
lie was a member OF the well known Crane
family, among the first settlers In Crane
several children