The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-28
Obituary Notes.

Francis Guy Saltonstall died on Monday
at his home at 2u West lOlst street. He
was born in New London in 1928 and was a
lineal descendant on the paternal side OF Gov.
Saltonstal of Connecticut and on the mater
nal side OF Gov. Winthrop OF Massachusetts,
In 1897 he went TO Chicago with his father
to engage in mercantile business. and three
a broker. He was in the brokerage business
forty years and vas a msmber q the New
and became one of the founders Of the Con-
solidated Exchange. He retired three years
ago He Joined the Nnion League Club
city inls72. She and three daughters survive
him.
his home, lis Lincoln street, Monclair. aged
q years. He was the Junior member Of the
RrosG stre ERIN tbs Ri " 6it /! His i h sTsndfa Il r.
W, B. Kitchen, was a, president Of the Ma
tpi to- i, Pq Pbs 7 s3nsk and EIh hls I9ther Vas k { %fm;
got his first experience in banking in the
Chase National Bank of New York. He
was a native Of Brooklyn and went to Mont
Is survived by, a widow and Ave children,
The funeral will take place from the house
this afternoon at 4 o'clock.
John H. Norwood Of Paterson, y. j., died
in San Antonio, .Teyy on March p, while, on
a pleasure trip With his daughter: Mrs; Berdan,
~ "o' oC'' - CtoH - tOSSi
took a position with John R. shorrock OF
s ra1eT n is e ' WheTn S' Mr. os shorrocR * r e1H ,d.'f he
succeeded TO the business, and continued u
under the name Of the JShn Norwood Con.
leaves an estate estimated at about 100000.
DR., William y, Maho1 of -, East Forty:
third street died yesterday Of rheumatism Of
ford, Conn in his thirty-third year, He was
graduated from Bellevue Hospital nine years
ago, and had SINCE been in practice in Man
diseases, and was attached to several hos
pitfalls for their treatment. He was unmar-
rice. He was called a fine amateur v%ioli1ist.
The, funeral viii take place at Hartford on
Friday morning.
August o.. Bostrom, we'll known as a chem
list. mathematician and electrician. for many
partment and the inventor OF the improved
tnr5ets nov in use in the United States Navy.
d disbt. at .s hi B bone Tssr in TH Va R5s 9 ns MljGpds y
Sweden, came TO the United States al an early
age, was graduated from the Rensselaer,
and entered the Navy Department in 1877.
.AS,A. Van Voorhees,. ~ years old, died last
night of rheumatism at his home. 1872 Freak
Of the tinted states Hotel for the last tWsnty
years. He could trace his ancestry back 10
Amsterdam in 1860 He was Sheriff Of Pas
Houten was killed for trespassing on a farm.
Erastus w. Benin, who died OIL Sunday at
his, home, 2ls ST, James place. Brooklyn,
in his eighty-second year, was a we'll known
corporation and Surrogate's, lawyer. his
practice extending over nearly half a century.
He had practised for twenty-seven years
al Elmira y, Y. before coming to Manhattan,
He was a member Of the Republican Club OF
Manhattan, the Society of Medical Juris-
prudence and the Hundred Year Club. He
leaves a " idow and two sons.
Mrs. Mary J Wheeler, mother Of Mrs; Ella
Wheeler, wilcox, the writer, died al the home
OF her daughter al Short Beach, Conn, on
Monday night, aged % years. The funeral
services will be held in Brooklyn, n. Y, on
Thursday, She was born in Bradford, Vt,
but spent the greater part Of her life in Wis
consin:, Seven years ago she came East TO
live with her daughter.
George Lothrop Bradley. a retired business
man. who had lived in Washington for twenty
years, dice there Monday. He was 90 years
old. MIR. Bradley was the organizer here OF
the Bell Telephone Company. and was identi-
fed with other large corporations. He had q
summer home at Pomfret, o