The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-15
ORITIARi.

Roswell CAndee Cooley. for th'rty.two
wears connected with the Customs service
and for twenty years ActinG DEPUTY voh"s'ei
his home, 100 North Nineteenth street, Eest
Orange, Of heart disease lie had oeen ~
week, by reason OF his long term oI serynce.n
the Customs Department he was well known
f ae E va. SCqa In 1Fff Umpsli. s q r.. oS g year. % ss9.
n E@rv In " miralo. but he lost his fortune in the
panic Of Black Friday, He then caIne t9 Me~
York and got a Job In the Custom House
He lived in Fast Orange for several year
but fifteen years ago moved 10 staten lsiano'
returning TO East Orange, Two nlontns eso,
His wife. three sons and three dansh'F'S
survive.
Mrs. Caroline Louise Burclihardt, MeuTy.
widow OF the Rev. John y. Meury OF Brook
Ign. who was vel, known 70 missionary anu
charitable work. died sunday at her nome
sss EIdert street. Williamsburg. IN her ssyentyt.
trst year. she was actively ident,ned VIII
the Throop Avenue presoy'eT,ah hs snTRn rookilyu
CITY Mission and Tract society. Her hNs-
band. who died twenty years ago, was tLs
fo%ndeT ard PSe. BSstGTI Of c hue h0P she IS sur.
the Rev. Emil 4. MeuTy,, pastor Of the second
the Rev Edward G, ", Meury. pastor OF
the Knox Memorial Church Of Manhattan
and Dr. John b, Meury. a BROOKLYN physic'an'
home, IS sherman avenue, Paterson. \ j.
on sunday. of pneumonia. after a short illness.
Mr.. Gregory was a well known manu- aU,u N.
Of mohaIr braids. lie was born In bsrryVile
a suburb OF Manchester, IN iss9. ne 81 zane re
sils |rqds 5so.o%i 4 H. H TSsl A fs'H ept .nsS the q
large plant In the Essex mills at the time o.
his death. Mr.; GIeEory Ta iSrs q sapu.fSa rs
survive.
pa stssSt Hs School attached 70 Noun, , cnTm's 81
CHURCH, astoria, d,sd Io ons Island City, OF
acute Bright's disease; She had been III t%o
weeks. Before entering rsbl's'SsHhs s ' Entered s@i
the order Of the Sisters Of st. Joseph thirty,
fve years ago. She taught iar Years a.
the mother house at Flushing and 'oT 'h Mo inst
fifteen years had been superior a' "'""'
Carmel School in Astoria
Dr.. James +. Kelley. who was the attend.
ing physician to the late Mmsdi fr rsIsesce
and protracted illness in Saratoga, died YET.
terday afternoon, The disting,ished actress
wa a, member Of hls h FssS H1m INV We sfe New es,
Brighton, Staten Island,
Thomas l.. Higgins, who died on Saturday
at 2i0 Dcsra,w street; B iron WIS wf II Nam sn saty.
ran. He was chief engineer OF a uoSerntnent
transport during the ciyu WaI anu ~, fss' III,
in breaking the chain eioe q EawiSo on six s1s som 5
sissippl River. lie leaves ii "'uo"' ;" o'"'
Lewis Cochrane. who had long been chief
engineer Of the. Robert Graves 00fnpamy'
HB,Teouoklyn' in his aixty-fourth, year. lie served
al tbroigh the civil war with the i3sth Regl,
~ He was an odd Fellow and a Royal
~hTcanumite. lie leaves a son.
Robert p. Schlegel. surveyor OF the Newark
Nj, tax board. died at his ZONE n IN 'he ne ELK
Un due due 10 typhoid pneumonia. He entered
the employ OF the city In 1870 and was Sa "a p Sorn
Of service its senior employee he was VI"
in Newark April 20, 1856 -
The death of Assistant Surgeon .,ame s
Miller. DR., l.. s.. n, at the Midway lslsnos:
on May IL. has been reported 70 NE Nans
Dapartment. Assistant surgeon Miiier vas
nom at Mcpherson Barracks on OCTOBER
10. 1875. lie had been on duty win q us a.
tachmen OF marines at Midway isia"os
since November II, 1905.