The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-02

s$SAS 4, ,,,,her 81 prominent people were,
or,onp INC Killed. The list Of American
dead follows: !, ropoNTo4
0NT "a leader of the Toronto bar, ana
x ..nn nnrtlculnr distinction In the Balle
adoa ichale,lrs case before a q
gEtna& ranndInn Senate in 1881. lie was u
liberal, and, n prominent member q !. -
Church Of England. He was calico e -
Il the bar in 1877. He was a. ph nIV
y Postmaster-Genera 1AylesWortn.s
n 5GTr1s CASTER, or TRUMBULL,
rEAR@ BRIDGEPORT, editor Of two
e IN ~ Zines. The Electrical Review ana
TING Engineer. He was forty-iye years
4ot.age ana leaves a wife. He had gone
ahrond an business matters, and Sexpectted
IL f,,, away but a comparatively short
q time, He was ~well-known IN New s1 ori 1r
trade circles. $
rREpER1cK HENRY coss1Tr, OF
NEW YORK, was only twenty-oneg years
&c f, n was married June 5aesh' -
Nov York clty,5lto Miss 4Antonla Dus.o'
daughter OF Judge and Mrs. Henry =.
I.slero. The couple were on tnelr wee No
~ ding trip. Mr.. Cosssitt graauut ,lo. -
PRINCETON University just o. few DAYS
rrior@ 10 his marriage. Stanford White,
wh, mas shot to death by Harry II
Tha - was one Of the guests at the we'd
ding.
MRS 6. u. ELPHICKE, OF CH1CA-
S & 6 I'LL. wife of5the head Of CIV
Elphicke & Company, vessel and ihsurr--
ence agents, Chicago. Was taas s is1st1tSVo
~ years OF age.
DUDLEY p. HARDING, New York
n city, travelling salesman $E4
MRS. Z. N. HITCHCOCK. NEW YORK
a CITY widow of LrnenS s. Hitchcock, VINO
WAS \ cousin of Secretary e. A.85Hitch,
eock. 81 the interior department at Wash
%Sington. Mrs. Hitchcock also Had a home
ntSMorristown, N. III. She had gone abroad
with her daughter to spend the summer.
The latter was slightly injured in5&the
Wreck. S5$
MISS MAR i. HoWIEsoN, OF NEW
YORK. AZ m~illlner; ~forty-tive years old.
Successful business woman for many
years. sS3 88stS
REV. E. Il. KING, OF TORONTO,
8CNTARIO. pastor$ofS the Davenport Road
Anglican Church, Toronto, and until re-
scentlA$S "a professor-tn Trinity College,.
KOCH, FRANK ". OF A 4
PA. was one Of AllentowE's wealthiest
and most prominent citizens. Senior
n,slnber Of the clothing firm of Koch
REnthers, and ownersyof the Hotel Allen!
building. Was ffty-four years of nge.
STrnstee OF MulenburgS College and OF Al
Hospital and a dlrector8of the
allentown National Bank. With his Wife
he had planned to repeat ga European
trip taken twenty years ago.
MCDONALD. JOHN E, OF NEW
YORK, N. Y. Owned stables of race
horses here and abroad. Formerly books
maker. Often in company with Richard
Croker IN England. Mr. Mcdonald was
president and director Of the Boston and
q New York Telephone and telegraph Com
spany; president and director of the
Knickerbocker Telephone and Telegraph
Company; treasurer and director of the
Massachusetts Telephone and Telegraph
NCoompany, and treasurer and director OF
the Telephone, Telegraph and Gable Com
FL many OF America. His wife and daughter
accompanied him abroad.
McMEEK1N. CHARLES f. or LEN
INGTON, KY. Prominent breeder Of thor
ssough bred horses in. famous blue grass
region Of Kentucky. Was member of the
dirm Of Apologize and McMeekln, owners
ttof Lakewood stud. Lexington. The most
famous recent product OF this stud Is the
horse Go Between" which won the sub
urban handicap this year. Mr.. McMeekin
was president OF the Native Breeders
Protective Association, and director OF
the Kentucky T~rotting Horse Breeders
Association.
G. a.. PIPON, OF Toronto. Ont, agent OF
the American Line mt Toronto.
CHARLES e. sENTEL14
MISS BLANCHE NJ. SENTELL.l