The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-15
Obituary Notes,

James W. Mather. the United States repre-
sentative OF Robert Fuller d Co. of Scotland.
died on Friday at his residence. 467 West
l47th street. tie was born in Stanley. Scot
land. flfty-eiEht years ago. and came TO this
country in 1867. He had charge of the dry
goods department for the Indian Reserva-
tions during Grover Cleveland's first adj
ministration, and for a number of years
travelled through the South for q large mi
porting company. He leaves Il widow, two
sons and one daughter,
Sidney II Joseph, a travelling salesman,
OF 5i7A, McDonongh street. Brooklyn. died
on Friday night in Frankfort, KY, in his
Of the BroSookiyna Lodge of Eiks. and news of
his death was t~elegraphed to that b~dy by
the lodge in Frankfort. which took charge
Mr.. Joseph left his home three weeks ago for
a business tour in the South. He leaves u
widow and three children
Peter William Pearsall died in ST. Joseph's
Hospital IN, Yonkers on Friday night. less
tga4 seye Gaa ho y after his wife, Rachel Anne
Spuyten Duyvil III 1882, and followed the sea
for many wears. During his young mo hood
u his NE he was a ship and dock carpenter
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearsall are survived by three
daughters.
Lyman Chamberlain wilder. teacher.
missioner under Gov, Tilden, died Friday
night in Hoosick Falls after a lingering illness
di lllt axe VI 90 ne IL Il hIltft ttSttllNlulI
of old Revolutionary stock: his family having
been early settlers, IN this STATE, He vas
defending New York States right 70 have the
battle of Bennington renamed the battle Of
Walloomsac, y. Y.
Shadrach j. Henderson. a LAWYER. with
offices at.277 Broadway, died. Yesterday from
pneumonia at his home, 800 Nest 10th street.
He was born IN Knoxville, Tenn, -iXty-tive
XSe years age t Sqd c, osrvS od , H. ths Ioni sa"
Richmond, Va, and studied law. and cventu-
ally became the attorney for the Nashville
New York in 1897. MIR, Henderson is survived
by his wife. IA son and a daughter.
James Fraser Marsters, for over forty
Brooklyn. died on, Friday at his home in
Tenth avenue and Forty-ninth street, IN
to this country from Halifax, Nova Scotia,
and soon opened the first sporting goods
store in Brooklyn. Jig had a ranch p Oregon
two sons.
The Rev. Reuben persons, D. P. Tor lhir,
in Yonikers. died there on friday in his sixty.
third year. He was the author of Studies
in Church History, in sly volumes: Some
H FHes o a9a f n fen " Yo hligaesE w SlS he 4it rfft "a!
complete. The funeral Will be IN the Church
OF the Immaculate Conception. this city,
Monday morning at 10 O'Clock
Edward @. Gunson. a veteran Of the civil
war and a retired business man Of Washing
ton, died at his home In Washington Friday
at the age of 81 years, lie was born on the
ocean while his parents were emigrating
from England and settled in Ohio. At the
outbreak Of the war he enlisted in the Eighth
Ohio Infantry and served 10 the close, being
for a time an aide to Gen, Carroll.
The Rev. Leonidas f.. COyle. n retired Pres
byterian minister. died al the home OF his
sister in Washington Friday at the age of
66 years. He was born in Washington, was
grad from Princeton University and
Theological Seminary and until seven years
~ "a rhap ha rptira1 bRd plnruP nf churches
in various cities. the last being at Bird ge-
ton, y. J.
Charles r.. Eddy, as years Of age. died sud
denly in Glens Falls yesterday Of heart failure.
He operated several grocery stores in Glens
Falls and vicinity and originated the Lake
George Grocery, which served. cottages and
hotels by means OF q yacht, Mr.. Eddy was
well known by many Lake George summer
visitors. =