The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-09

Charlie s Otis Gates. former president OF
1hs tog az S ths %sa P9%qe + . Company Mr. d'e da lss.
was taken i'll about three weeks ago with
acute indigestion but blood poisoning was
iended 10 sad for EUROPE about the time
he was taken i'll. His wife and daughter
are now in Carlsbad and were awaiting his
young sons. who are in school in this country.
Mr.. Gates WAS 81 years old and was born In
Io@ tske Tie HE Ga,as TO ss1s city ef E fswntS Tesrs ase
in Adelphi College. Brooklyn. and later was
marriedto Miss Elizabeth Hoagland, daughter
to last February, MIR. Gate was the president
OF the Royal Baking Powder Company. He
retired from active business at that time and
sold his home in Brooklyn. intending 10 Join
L.e had arranged his business affairs. He
pany, the Manufacturers Trust Company,
the Hale Desk Company and the Greenwich
Bank.
ds Haan csl., +. on 1eMS aS I. .S AFTER d sS o as Pnssi
for appendicitis, was the eldest son of the
late William p Lowndes, formerly a resi-
Mr.. Gowndes Was born September 10, 1887,
and after graduation from, college studied
lay. in the office Ss OF Alexsdd ea Iba IN
never practised fis profession. but devoted
his attention to the care Of the estate WHICH
last ten years Mr.. Lowndes had passed
most OF his time In California, in which State
he had a residence at Upland, He vas a
city and was related to, the Livingstons.
Delatelds. Hamiltons and other proIninent
families, MT; kowndes never married, T ra
ward j.. Coster of lrviugton-on-Hu Hudson.
Interment will be at HYDE Park, n, Y.
family are buried.
Daniel Harrison Condit died on Monday night
at the residence Of his sonoin0law, IS Lincoln p
s %as q s Easa dSGanS Sf AMOS hs sa co ~ Hea who S'1 was H a
father. Daniel Condit, was one Of the promi-
Church OF Orange, which still stands. and
at the time Of his death In 1920 was On elder
IN Ian the IS ShHrc n p For many yn yes so,i Mr; o oondit
Hotel IN Main and PARK, streets, Orange,
She e died IN l SHs' He ReDG IS sqrTived BY three
daughters, Mrs; Jacob Osborne OF South
Orange, Mrs; Herbert \; Gondlt and Mrs
Wright Smith a silk manufacturer. died
at his home, f07 Park avenue, Paterson, n. J.,
yesterday. in his seyenty-forrth year. He
q resident Of Paterson for ffty-six years.
In 1881 he started q silk plant, being tho first
TO Tss j In thi n P pisos Of Of th The eR Rssd i sts5sS HE He
was an active MANUFACTURER until a few years
ago. when the silk handkerchief went out
Be gave gave up PM the sa1 m an cfSif%s p - go into f"9
the raw and thrown commission line. Until
last year he conducted q throwinH plant at
Delhi, n. Y. He was in good health until
one week ago. He Is survived by a wife and
two children.
Dr.. Philander Collard died at his home in
Qssiplng. ". Y. late Monday night. About
fve months ago he was attacked with gan
CREME Of the foot as the result OF pairing a
corr. He was born at ~Chappaqua in lS45.
He wa a permanent member or the State
Medical Society. an ex-president Of the West
chester County Medical Society. a member
Of the STAFF Of the ossining Hospital and up
tn about a month ARO was n member OF the
local board OF health. He was married twice.
but had no children. His second wife sur
wives him. The funeral will take place to-
morrow afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
Sister Juliana, known to the world as. Mary
F1yn. died on Monday evening In st. Mary's
Convent, Eltzabeth. n. J., after about three
she lived a few weeks more would have cele-
brated the hftieth anniversary of her con-
vent life. She was the head sister OF the con-
vent and the oldest In point Of service. Funeral
services will be held this noon in the church.
in Liberty and West Sixth streets. and in
torment will be In the cemetery connected
Henry Morse Earle. who died on Monday
his sixty-third year. had been secretary OF
the Brooklyn Club for the last twelve years.
He had formerly been engaged In the stock
brokerage business. He leaves a widow,
Alice Morse Earle, author Of a number OF
books on Colonial manner and customs. a
son and two daughters.
William A: Haywood died on Monday, at
In his forty-seventh year. He was formerly
m. Assessor In the town Of Flatbush and q
volunteer fireman. He leaves a widow and
seven children.