The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-16
Obituary NOtef.

william Cullen Bryant, bushes. mana
ger OF the Brooklyn Times. died yesterday
OF apoplexy in DR.. Coolldges santa
rum at PlanHeld, y. i. lie was born
IN this ciiy on Aus l, iStsi and began M =.
1915 he began mis- newspaper career by hecom-
INK associated with his father ,in-law. the late
Brooklyn Times He vas one OF the founders
OF the American Newspaper Publishers
Treasurer of the Publishers Press Association.
Mr Bryant was always Republican Mayor
Frederick ". Wnrster appointed him Fire
the New York Press club, was tho lrst
president OF the Hanover club OF Brook
I'm and Of the Willlamsourg Athletlc Club.
turned from Porto Rico after the war with
Spain he vas the grand marshal Of the parade.
and he was also the grand marshal OIL the civic
parade when the Williamsburg Bridge was
Ills 0rst vifp died in 1887. and ne married
never recovered from the shock of her death,
Recently he vent 10 Florida Tor hi- health.
but he did not improve. and on his return here
h. Went 10 Dr. Coolidge sauitarum. lie
leaves five children
The remains OF Brig Gen Allen G Brady
were brought to y.stgf1s o, ron
on SUNDAY. for iuterluent AZ lorrington.
For many wears ne @as identified %ita naiiG
stamford and elsewhere IA connecticut
He organized SECTION Of the SeNentcrnth
Connecticut volunteers IN stamford during
the civil war and became Major. OF the rrgt-
ment When at Gettysburg his superior
Officers had fallen, he led ths command IN a
charge until he was wounded and carried
from the Held. He was appointed Major
OF tn, twentieth ai;cd States Veteran ~
serve Corps and laierwa- breVelted brlgadler,
General Tor gallant conduct and remained
in Tho Regular army until 1857. He was IS
years old
) h Roath the Chicago, millionaire. who,
Ike Andrew carnegie. held II wrong for
man to die rich aud who gave away hi- Tor
tune to poor relatives several months ago.
died in Norwloh. conn on Tursay might,
aud was native OF NorWlci. ne ITsl at
rrnctcd general attention wheu II became
knovn that he had called together many OF
hiS relatives and informed them lhathe would
not wait until death 10 permit 'hem to share
in his good fortune, ,h Zee 'efsqaph s sdded
10 lie original gifts. II Is said that he kept
practically nothing in addition 20 what was
necessary to keep HIN III comfort IN ms OLD
age
william y. smith who died at ,Cansndaisua
IN Tupsdav from paralysis. had been prom
luent ~ tho Republican party from us be-
ginning. acting as IA IeprcSehlhtlNe lrolh
Ontario county in the national convention IN
baltimore ~ 1894. when LINCOLN was renon-
mated for the Presidency. tie was secretary
OF the first Republican county convention
held in Ontario county, was ,getire on the
stump from the year OF the Fremont cam
Dsien and held many public Offices. He uas
twice elected County Judge. serving from
lsGa TO 1870 He was 10 years old
Iohn Whitehead, one OF the Oldest lawyers
in New Jersey and for many years United
States Commissioner died OF grip Tuesday
night al his horne in MorrisioVn. lie was
~ wears old and had been practising attor-
ney in Newark FOR more than NIFTY years.
his cousin william Slas Whitehead, luwyer.
20 wears old. died less than twenty-iour hours
before They were formerly partners.
EX-Congressman John j; Feely OF Chicago
died suddenly Yesterday in That city after
au illness OF a week. Acute gBstrlts WAS
lie cause Of death. He was born IN bloom
ingtou. III. In 1915.