The sun., 1906-01-13
ORTTI AIRY.

George r. Finch OF t;lens Falls, y. Y leader
Of the Democratic party in that part ofthe state
and millionaire lumbernan and paper manu-
facturer, died IN that place yesterday after
a short illness OF appendicitis. lte was about
To be placed on tn" operating table. when his
heart weakened and the physicians includ-
ing Or. Ralph Waldo OF New lork K city. were
unable to revive him, Mr. finch had big
Gellent though uasuccr,ssfu run for State ,,,e
candldat. for the state Senate and for Con-
gress. He had been a member Of the Demo
cratic state committee for q humber of years
and held several local political offices, lie
stat State atar sorase ora S' c9mms9icn ON ] BY Gov
Odell, and had secured several improve,
mcnts of great value TO manufacturers and
Finch. Pruyn Company, with extensive luln-
Der. sawmil aid paper making Interests
Me b" wa Wa h 'SI M and
other enterprises besides his wife he
is survived ~ g brother ler,,miah 7, Finch.
and a sister Mrs. Thomas H. FOulds. VINO
is now on board ship bound Tor Egypt.
Dr Emmet Cooper Dent. superintendent Of
the Manhattan State liospItal for the Insane
o. Wards Island, died suddenly Of heart
born il Macon. Miss, in lSig, and wa gradu-
ated from The Bellevue HOSPITAL Training
lie was Immediately appointed to the stan Of
the Manhattan state Hospital, and in 1883 he
in udo1u thG saqS
was considered an authority oil nervous dis
eases. and was professor of mental and
nervous diseases al the clinic OF the New
York Hospital of Physicians and Surgeons.
He was secretary of the Medical Psychologist
cal Society. member Of the State and city
Gsa'1 Nsl m N,pey Ad soce.y S e the
Southern Society aud the Lotos Club. He
leaves widow and two daughters
Mrs Anna Csmpion keane died Of .pneu-
mouia yesterday at her home, lI3 East Thirty
fourth street. Very few New Workers of Mrs
keane's generation now remain. She was
born in ssS IN r SeYrn o Tnrd ara whrn afa
centres of the city. 81" was then Anna Cam
pion, the daughter Of well known architect
dwellings, facing Bowling Green, nov re-
placed BY ths, new Custom House, She mar
rlcd James krauc. who made fortune in
real estate when the millionaire OF New, York
could be counted on both hands, Mrs. krane
leaves several sous and two daughters, Mrs.
Thomas A. Phelan. and Miss Pauline keane.
One son is David keaue. the lawyer
Marcus Dwight Collier. a lawyer with an
Office at As Pine street. who was appointed
member Of the board, OF E1u,cnt;on hs Mayor
Forty-eighth street, lie was born in this
city in 1915. and was, a graduate of Yale in
oard are OF WS 1r aro
Abraham Stern, and a deadlock followed
which resulted in the election o. Henry y,
vvarsiity' Riding and Country clubs. He mar
ried ClariSsa Adce, member OF prominent
Wsstchsstcr family. The widow and her
daughter. Georgette. who made her debut
three years ago, survive.
Edward Bailey. the eldest brother OF James
4. Bailey, tn" circus man, died YESTERDAY AZ
his home near Holly. Michigan He took
cold a few days ago while making holiday
visit to his brother at his home iu Mount
Vernon, y, y. and pneumonia developed
almost immediately after his return To Michi-
gan. MIR. aud Mrs. james \ Bailey left
Mount Vernon Yesterday for Michigan and
, death Mr. Bailey was about co years old
! He had retired from business, He leaves a
| widow.
| Mrs Margaret GRAY Of South Orange died
Yesterday at the home of her grnndI .,,. r
| Mis- Annie Boirn", IN south Orange .,N,c.'
! aged ~ years. Not"itnsaading ucr. great
! age she made frequent trips to Philadclphia
| and until three years GO insisted on max ina
| the Journey utaccompanied. Until her last
illness she read without glasses. Six children
| survive,