The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-14
DITUAR

The w widow OF Vice Admiral Jonkheer Marten
Wilhelmus Van Rensselaer, Bowler OF the
ROYAL Netherlands Navy died suddenly
vest erday In Amsterdam. Holland. Madame
Van Rensselaer-Bowier visited America about
three years ago and met many member OF
the American VAN Rensselaer, famuy' She
spent her summers at Hilversum in the neigh
borhood of the first PATRON Van Rensselaer's
country estate OF Crailo. Her husband was
the son OF JuGrouw Sara Van RENSSELAER,,
the last of the name IN Hollandt who married
Johkheer Jan van Bowler. Their son re-
ceived from the late King OF Holland the right
to bear the name and arms OF his mother,
together y Nth h his own as sSs va, sane R fo bfs der
scene ants. Madame Yam Rensselaer-Bowler
was born Juerouw Marie Magdalene van
Brabant. ON her fathers death the fam!ly
treasures were distributed and the port rats
Of her er,m ancestor tors PEI oRdIn{te e1 Sy a Hs@p sum and
passed finally into the possession OF Mr.,
Havemeyer. in whose allery they now are:
Museum of Art some sixteen years ago. In
the sale de Franz Halls, in the Louvre, there
are three pictures by thLs artist OF ohi hGa0V'c y;
membsrs Of The chateau Maurlck family; I
s ssrens of H ssn q mex ve of t fensf aoIiand fa afn y
train Of William II Prince o. Orange, e
obtain finally the T DuG Gs Rsn, i1ct Pq pr EnsIa anr
Madame van Rensselaer-Bowie leaves two
sons, Yonkheeren Hugo j. j and Marten w. NJ.
CITY and il connected with the Kansas City
Northern lRalway. The other is associated
Charles g. Force died at his home In
Madison dasra ID \ j. h en- Mo 1eafs n asa he hs T Ris
81 sisS Sfa and 1 had to f'l retire from Business. He is
survived by his wife and five children. He
was the organizer and viee-president Of the
"Old Boys Club of Battle Hill. which Or
eanization started with eighteen members.
three OF which survive. The members meet
annually to celebrate each Others birthday
and spend an evening of reminiscence lie
which ran through middle New Jersey.
he has said, the engineer had TO stop until the
passengers drove a COW of the track, A
mile further on. the engineer made another
william Ahneck died at his residence. ,2ls
evenins after a short illness. lie was born in
ing trade y with bsrges between Rhlpsbsct
and New York, .Afterward he established
E hay business sT n at y aweS g6 SIth and s tontIn ae6
in he business unit 1898. He and Miss Emmt
Morris, were married on December y. 1872
There we're Aye children, three sens and
daughter of whomthe three onsmwhtIam n
IdrTiGe. B. vii SP ba 6 5aTe at the Gc1 house THIS e e"aera
seT ) o'eio %ii. y rs sew wife died last April,
DR.. Peter g, p. Hewlett Of Newark dlet
last night. aged 81 re was grspustep trU
in this city in 1871, and began practice II
Newark a year. later, For years he va
several S%Hsi years he ,contributed largely to h
maintenance OF the City, Hospitals from III
own pocket and was the head OF that institu
about a ne Year T1 ago on account Of blood poison,
ing from, an operation and he never fnlll
rnie0e, Miss F. v. Hewlett. and a nephew
Charles 4. Young of Saratoga. He was neve
married.
benjamin F. Popple died suddenly Of
Snd PIos r,sa' street, sr ai' PPa 1@e Mr. APoopPl
was about the own In the afternoon. H
Of asaE Denver, Col. Tie was born in 1880; 'fo
a number of years he was engaged In tn
h iSsTe to SSF Ns% York on n cits in i s%ov'I Here q
started the Exchange Hotel in Greenwic
Street, in 1885,, be became general easter
Railway. now a part of the Erie system.
Henry Schmitt, member Of the Board 9
Education and a lawyer at 40 \ as asss sun s're y.
n1ea iihis city. He entered the law ofiCe {
Albeit 4 Fuller as an office boy and late
mG1Sey for, II many prominent Catholic inst
buttons and had, a large clientage among ~
Z Germans. He leaves q WIDOW anu elgn
children.
Alfred Jones. for thirty-nve years a COZ
ductor on the Long Island Railroad die
az ms yesfferdav' He was one Of the be-
l Known conductors. on the road. He belonge
!, to Matineoock Lodge. F.. and A; NJ. OF whic
well known TO the President. He was {
wears old. He leaves a married daughter
> Dykes Thrill, the inventor Of the Tirri
/, bis home, 32I State street, Brooklyn. In b
eiShty-sixth, year. He was a lifelong r.,
Ruo tSe LaenEdisiatufe of MASSACHUSETTS,. i
: ieav yes a widow. a son and two daughters.
. Uncle Amos Mofett. the dean Of 4
= constables OF Union County, n. j. died AZ n
home in West Sixth street, Plainfield, 9
> Monday night. He served as a court cor
/, stable from the time the county court create
4 for the then new county 3i snIOh was o'ene