The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-13
OBITUARY.

Warren p. Edgarton died at his home in
Newfeld. y. j., on Wednesday. He was ad-
mitted TO the bar in Cleveland, Ohio, in 1885,
and soon aGterward became special lecturer
in a school at Hiram. Ohio. in which James A,
Garfield also taught. In 1891 he enlisted in
Col. James Barrett's battery Of artillery and
served in every engagement Of Mcclellan
campaign in western Virginia In 1863 he was
chief OF artillery at the port OF Nashville. and
Was afterward on Gen. Sheridan's stat. he
commanded the guns az Fort NeglS Chattao
spent I've months in LIBBY Hn Pr IL rs and rstiss1
tT ieTlG iee a4mS WIN i" I Iss Fa PSs tn as|T+i e eneTal
Cressweli appointed, him assistant superin7
tendent Of the United States mail service and
he married Mary Hin in 1887
william BEL Edgar, formerly Of iAoEer,
Neral 4 Copdit. died az his resldence thorn
R Rrsterd sS' a Mr. EdF%T vs syH boTn a, 's s1nnS.
brae, Annandale, .Dumfrieshire, Scotland,
and came to The United States about sixty
erected, The brick building at the foot Of Main
street known as Hawthorne Hall and Mr..
Edgar was put in charge of Hope 4 Co.'S
out by Acker. Merrsll & Co. OF which firm
he became, q partner Later he became
eslde VS. Gs AMTS srT BTTdan q of ' Cllnt 10 iS =; 9'
There We're five children. OF whom only one,
Miss Agnes G., survives, with her mother, Mr..
Edgar retlrel from business over u year ago
Henry HAYDEN MeedeI, Of South Orange,
and the representative OF, that place, on, the
Essex county Board of Chosen Freeholders,
died on Wednesday at his home. ~ Ward
Regiment of this city and was made First
I.ieutenant and an aide on ne stan Of Brig
Gen; Edward A Campbell Of The First Brigade.
presented with. a silver loving cup by an
association Of former members Of COMPANY
4, Seventh Regiment, He was born in South
nrapua fhirt y-NNp wars AGO ana waR a son
Of Mr., and Mrs; Philip Meeder He belonged
to the South Orange Field Club His wife,
South Orange. survives him.
John Keppel. who was q Democratic Presl-
dental elector in 1888. died on Wednesday
Of ;rd PnsSml ntf re- E, R WAS hS SoTn ms 1 m,ls1d stree sixty.
four Years ago. He was actively identified
with the Master Plumbers Association OF
National conventions. Thirty years ago he
was the champion single SOUL oarsman Of
the seawanhska Boat Club He Is survived
George Whitfield Moore died on Tuesday At
his home in Nutley. n. j., in his eighty.etghth
year. He was born In New York Of Revolu-
tors Richard yariclk, one Of the early Mayors
Of the city. He leaves behind q large number
Of children, srsndchildres an nd sresSt :SEddT
Church.
Mrs. Catherine stringham died Wednesday
night in her ninety,third year at her home.
NDb Nlu1lbOu tII'tl, plpJhlN ". Dlb :" !
in New York city and seventy-fve years ago
her family settled In. Brooklyn. Three years
ago she surprised all her friends at a reception
by dancing a Virginia reel In a lively manner.
She is survived by two daughters and four
sons.
Joseph Tuttle. So years old, died yesterday
at the home Of his brother-in-law, Emerson
P. Harris, los Orange road, Montolair. Of
pneumonia. He retired from the hotel bust.
b Psss sb resId tsF G geMSE 6ns sSSi i mr. se THsalS Se sad
Funeral services will be held at the house
this afternoon.
Miss Mary A. Smith. better known TO the
people OF the North Hudson. n. j., towns as
tSister Mary" IL dead at her home, l2s Ber-
genline avenue, Union Hill. She spent m any
years of her life nursing. the sick and pro-
viding for the wants Of the destitute among
people Of all denominations, Sister Mary"
was a Baptist.
Frederick Muller, a retir ed Wholesale
grocer OF Manhattan. died on Wednesday
at his home, 40 Ninth street. Brooklyn, in
his eightv-fourth year. He was a resident
OF the old Ninth ward for half a century, and
one of the organizers Of st. Johns Lutheran
Church in Christopher street. He leaves a
son and two daughters.
Mrs. Elizabeth h. See, "a ye1rs OF age.
died last night at the home of her ne chew.
Harvey W. Wiley, IS Forest street. Mrs.
See, prior to coming To Montclair, a few years
ago, was a life long resident OF New York.
Three sons survive her.