The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-10-21
obituary Notes,

Benjamin II. Warren, a member of Kafer.
Mattice h Warren. consulting engineers a.
40 Wall street, was found dead in his bed at
the Co~llingwood Hotel. IS West Thirty-hfth
street. yesterday morning. Dr. A. B. Town
send. who was called in, said that apoplexy
was the cause Of death. MIR. Warren was
until July. 1905. president Of the Allis-Chal-
mers Company, and left il to organize the
partnership with WHICH he was identified
dent Of the Allis-Chalmers Company in
1904 and served a little over a year, bringing
panies and allied interests controlled byit.
Mr.. Warren was graduated from the Nava!
Academy at Annapolis In 1874. he served
then entered civil life a. the European repre-
sentative Of the Hancock Inspirator Com
took charge OF that company's new works in
Roston. From 1901 to 1895 he was with the
Yale 4 IoTne ACCOMPLISHMENTS tompSny.
OF the Pratt 4 whitney Company Of Hart
ford. In 1894 he became general manager
Pittsburg. and within a year its ~vice7Hresi-
dent. He left that company four years
American society Of Mechanical Engineers.
of which he was n yice-prestdent OF the SO:
Stety Of Naval Eng nI of The SSS.ety %
OF the Engineers. University and Lawyers
clubs and the Loyal Legion. His home was
return there at the beginning Of newt week
after his business trip To. New YORK. lie
Michel Isayfs I % Sf SrIin s1o Mass Mas Mis two 5ii dsSsSte rs
and a son.
DR.. John De Witt, formerly professor Of
Greek in the Theolosicsi Sem nary at New
Sarah De Witt Lent, at I%ryipGt0n. M y. lie
a professor at Rutgers College, and a trustee
Of Queens College. When the American Old
1872 Dr. De witt was invited to become a
member: when the Anglo American edition
was published n 1855, he was requested to
can edition by, inooTporatins the appendix
completeness Of the appendix led to the pub
lication Of the American Standard Edition"
WiG the surviving members OF the com
paryy- pr DE Nitt lah l{Se upon % Shls se edl sS
old at that time. He was the author Of several
religious publications. He is survived by
Mrs. T. c. Dunn of summit. n. j. Clinton
De Witt of Jersey City, Theodore De Witt,
NJ. D. Of Denver. Col. and John DE Witt
Charles Pnyer. manufacturing chemist and
formerly. Of the firm Of Charles Pizer a Co.
Newport n. l., in his eixhty-third year. He
had been In feeble health for some time. and
a severe fall d9wnstairs a few weeks ago
quickly succumbed to an attack Of pneumonia.
Mr.. Pfzer came from Germany to this country
business in Beekmen street. Four years
later he organized the company and estab-
4 Iishsd : hs% tSe RR ssd ta the oo@pany and nd
when It was Incorporated, with his son Charles
Iii fnT %etli v as business EisSsSenSM r. ITss I hiS e the past
thirty years at eoS Washington avenue, Brook
auand viii villa y at Ne SHS # for a coIHtry home.
He leaves a widow three sons, Emile, CHARLES,
JTa and aIics GqSs S : ms ara dw the eG IstfeT Being se tse
wife OF Baron Dachofen Won Echt Of Austria.
The body will be brought to Brooklyn for
interment.
Or. George Frederick Reese. who died
Friday at his summer home at ROckaway
Park, L., l., was for more than forty years a
Iss Marcy avenue. He was born in, Germany;
sixty -eight years ago. He IL said to have
in the making Of artificial teeth. He made a
study of consumption. also, and advanced
the theory that the consnmptive germs could
a solution or bichlOride OF mercury made
with 5000 parts Of water to one OF the btchlor.
che SSs;.se MLon 'S Wsre sG to be satnTated. Although
his theory was laughed, az by doctors, ne de-
clsTed that he had used the process D5 on hi ,ps
church Of the splritualist medium Mrs. Mary
s. Pepper. Ne was the first person TO puiid
frst 10 use driven wells upon the beach there.
He leaves a widow Ibis second wife), three
sons and two daughters.
nence. died at WestbOro, Mass. yesterday.
He was the originator of the, Blake trans;
HlLIer. Lne auJOHhdtlC shuits .IhS W
vibrator and several other telephone de'icss
while in the employ OF the Bell company at
the beginning OF the company's career. In
1854 he built and installed the telephone ser
vice In Santo Domingo. Ne leaves a widow;
In accordance with his request the body VIII
be cremated.
Thomas J. Nash. ST., father OF the. Rev.
John F. Nash. rector Of the Catholic Church
Of the Sacred Heart in Brooklyn, died yes
terday at his home, 2OI Clermont ave nue.
In his ninety-first year. He came from Ireland
sixty years ago and took up his resid ence
in Brooklyn. He was we'll kno WI to many
Catholics. He leaves four SONS. fifteen grand
children and two Rreat-grandchtdren.
Mrs. Emma Law, the wife OF Francis Law,
a hat manufactures. died at her home. 20 wat
sessing avenue. Bloomfield, on Friday night.
She was one OF the gOvernesses OF the Noun
tainside Hospital. She II survived by her
hnaband. two sons and two daughters.