The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-22
Obituary Notes.

House at the funeral.
Obituary Notes.
Albert Smith Gallup died yesterday at his
resIdenGsi q West TEsntIe sa b stree'; IN En nss
fBl sTns. Albany es ooAn fs S On, september %,
ISIS; HIS sv fsthe Z, Alert Albert u ana 3 % %so 3 Te9
Conn. At BE age q 20 M; 1sIluP went frG from
hhIh s Snel eS t Goy. James S 7. Smith at St and Amos
d. Smith, his business career. As E mem
G Gells spee ssiies 4 Of ds shs nrd dsl III f sroa. and 4
cotton and manufacturing concerns Of the
RRepresentatives OF Rhode Island in 1883 and
Is Ises ISL and r1 1851 member as w nSs t eonn e!!E f9 %I9S the IL
qsaes :Mariqs Corps q Artillery ana Gd,o the
+. T. during tSe eiyi! xsr; He vas oas o.
ton OF Cruelty to Animals and took an active
ths- city, He was FOR many years a Yestry::
and became a resident, Of New York city.
married. Mar; SdllH u i sss JANE Z lt'e hdsma DeG asSshter, of oi
ddIlssd in 1893. 'fhaiT three ohiIi ren Serss
Board. Who died IN ISL; Howard. who. died
in 1908, and Jeanle the wife Of the Rev. Henry
his home. Hls, summer place was IN East
York soclety of the Order of the Founders
and Patriots OF America as O descendant or
Capt. John Gallup.
James G. Beach. a wealthy resident Of
Bloomfield. y, DIED yesterday in IN thst
a s0 son OF a0S Major Ephrst% beach ssnssInssr for
fas : MSdris H fsn'. xr sda isd i from A PFin 6 Z
COLLEGE, at the age OF IS; Mr.. Beach began
his business career as a clerk IN Ne American
B hanafa SSM iS Of oa I'd S&sI s y MontelsiT.
s sFs IS pspsf s as snsf sif T. K ' r, .aad eSsa
purchased the patents q the Allen Paper
Gar Wheel Company: C9til March ! last
large %st9ekhsldsr in the : I1PRPiG , Brake Shoe os
t ISs'PWSe essttmtnsste Na' Pre- sbyterisn Church Of
dirsotor Of the Bloomdsld tNatloGaI Bank
time chatham 0 fthe old township Committee.
r. Barrett, and a sister. Mrs. BENJAMIN Wey,
authorizes, died on Tuesday at her home
o. 81 IN Mil 1S,rl IN as;e Hs ass s Sse e, III H o hid a lbjvsd
a Week and then succumbed, TO an attack
q paeEm S Caia bsa pre sN Tsm aTk ihlS 'i R0ed health MTsbi
for a long time. She was the, daughter OF
ERoeh TrsIR and Tass rs msrr os 10 ssth d
magazines before her marriage. her serious
literary work really, began With Mother
G GfSss 6 5SGk ef foiiow F3it rs the q nSmSef Of T. fo 5sey.
and ali have enjoyed the widest pOPyylSrlty:
T me G lshs p asiddy E TGT . 2! a Mas was wh fssRsG
about The time Of her elghtieth birthday
anniversary. or late, she has not under
ssSen a 70 Woman a0 ANY whso5 e enioyed falhly her homs
life. She was no In sympathy with woman's
SH SIGb sb ana TOOK SaG e s WsDsdS against y siaSAt th sSs msv :"
ment. Her only surviving child Is Theodore
Train Whitney.
Prof, James Mills PIERCE of Harvard ths
yestfprdiddy Of M ~PHe u 1ss1l pfHd f P Peirc e0 Was at a
g 1Gsm6sr Of Of fh Pre ssSss Of E hfos. n Hs Rss RBs been a
member Of the Harvard faculty since 1854.
advancing from tutor TO profsssof having
heu was secretary, Of the Academic Council,
and from rom II 1895 = 70 isas dean Of the faculty Of
arts and sciences. At the last meeting OF the
eorpQratigq lion, his M.rr rfSsisn ,soH H was was sG sba p sSl
ttHHorp of a number Of books on mathematics
and q literary critic of ability.
Anton s~tepanovitch Arensky, one Of the
posers, is dead in st. Petersburg: He was
slso one 81 Of oo the and meat sJ} es RaSSssft ny e s of ths
slndied at eye tRe & larP Pet er SGRP con sernato Ts
and made ss.s his first Ssn, aPpe9G5s e Ss,d IS a a oPos ifnitss
Under safonof, He had been for several
Ills composition we're chiefly instTumental,
II; s ~ ; Z Ety. i E If Z! F S55$$ $SIS' ana SSf q Years H' sd at
Attorney Benton Clark Rude died In Lyons,
n. Y. Tuesday night at the age OF 7oyeafs. He
vas a bern min in I G livingston u, G ,Ss Ss;s was 81 aE rad .issa
EE piao sIsh0p ch HnTa,s' F fSf J. q b on as,s s5SslS
fHH snr8 NJ. Flsaelsr' e'SS but was dlsbaTrsd from
PT1yfRs e in ~ DtfsT'C Of ' Tafted M ststes z att fGHes
pounding a misd emeanqr; In 1892 he formed
man at Duluth, being associated with Mayor
Charles n g D,AdHsJe% of he an HSldA Rsns Lee Thur
OF SMesdiord, Mass, died yesterday nom kidney
trouble at The restdenSee Of his SON ChaIles 3;
HpfS df & Ses sla T as WAS Ias'6 bo stne at ou hs o saq M Rssn
pubic schools, there. When the war broke
setts Battery, and he was later Captain in the
Forty second Reglment OF Massachusetts
wing two years, He erected many large
buiidin IS in that city. He leaves two sons,
Charles S. Baxter. a lawyer. former Mayor OF
Med ford, Mass. and Phil Baxter. a builder Of
Boston.
Miss Ida Louise Brewer, daughter OF the
late William +. Brewer, died at her home,
100 Magnolia avenue. Jersey City. or Monday.
For thirty-four years she was a teacher In the
public schools OF Brooklyn, her last work
being In School 10, Up to last fall, when
stricken. she had always been a resident Of
Brooklyn.
Frederick W. witte. a well known mineral
water manufacturer in Brooklyn. died on
Tuesday at bis home. zoe East Tventy-third
street, Fiatbush, in his sixtieth year. He