New-York tribune., 1906-09-14

ter. returned TO Europe Friends here say that h.
actually died from overwOrk
AT Mr.. oDay's side when he died were his wife,
his son. John, and his daughters Ruth. Dorothy
and Mrs s. Triana. OF London
AS late Wednesday Daniel ODay tr his SON
who is connected with the Standard OH Company,
received a cable message that his father was on
the road TO recovery
Mr. O'Day was a personal friend OF John d.
Rockefeller and the Rockefeller family. His sum-
mer home was at KiIlsdysert. Deal Beach, " J.,
one OF the show places OF the coast.
BESIDES his WIFE four sons and seven daughters
survive him They are John Daniel jr and
Charles. OF New York: Frank Ct Oil City Penn :
Mrs A J. Stone of LarchmOnt: 5Irs s. Triana:
Mrs H ID. Morrison. of New York; Mrs E A
Macpherson, OF Buffalo: Mrs. John HaIIahan OF
Philadelphia and Ruth and Dorothy, Of New York
MI ODay was communicate of the Church OF
the Blessed Sacrament, Broadway and list street.
where the funeral will be held after the body's
arrival in this citv
Daniel o'Day was born at Kildysart, County
Clare. ireland, on February 6 1874 In the follow
ing year the family came TO the United States and
settled on farm near Ellicottv1Ie Cattaraugus
County. this state Daniel was raised as a farmers
boy and attended the public schools OF the neigh
%6o %ss besides @ studying hSRs with his atnsr
ployment was In the freight yards in Buffao where
ne gained experience which subsequently, OF
oil regions settling at Titusviile Penn where he
%D.adneo 90. place with Kasson's Express His abil-
ity as an organizer was promptly recognizsd, and
ne was soon invited 10 enter the service OF the
E@ihpiIe Line which az that time handled nearly
az OF the Oil traffic. The cOmpany's business was
at the time In rather chaotic state but within
he had reduced it to system Which has been Sd
heFed TO since
About lS1 Mr. O'Day became prominent rs an
ouiceI OF the standard OIL Company, which had
Nas hrst put IN charge Of the company's railroad
uaInc, ana when the pipe line service was de-
EsIoped he was placed IN charge of IL When the
Nauohs Transit Company, OF which H II Rogers
ils Ncs-Rresident and actual working head
ar: ODays home In this city was at No 12s
West lzd street. He was a director or ohicfaI of
the toHoWlng corporations: The National Translt
SS99mpany, the New York Transit Company the
Nlasara Falls Power Company the NOrthVastern
ONO Natural Gas Company (president) the BufTalo
Nhiufai Gas company (presiden.). the BunaIo CEN
sraI Electric Company (prssdent), the National
S. SoeL Gas company, the International Railway
company, the International Steam Pump ComnanV
the Cataract Power and Conduit COInpanv t6s
brooklyn Dock and Terminal Company the Allan.
Ee toast Realty Company (presdent). the Buffalo
IN InoSrSSnd rai is!Snds Portland Railroad Company
post Company, the Federal Trust Comnanv Of
NewaFk. the OIL City Boiler Works the Seaboa "A
Nauonal Bank OF New York. the Peoples Bank ~
Sunhto' Ine Nenango Power a-Id Traction COnnanv
ana the New York Produce Exchange Safe De5osjt
sSEeIal OF these Institutions. He was a member OF
the Metropolitan Museum Of Art the New TorL
AthIetic club, the Lotos Club and the Catholic
Siup his fortune is estimated from $40 OaO 10
cleveland. Sept 13-At Forest Hill the suburban
nome OF John D. Rockefeller It was said this after
noon that no word had been received of the death
OF stf. ODay. Mr.. Rockefeller was greatly shocLai
NPo" iefhg OF the death OF HIS business associate