The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-08-08
OBITUARY.

Ira DE Forest Warren, tread OF the law
firm OF Warren, Warren \ O'Beirne. died on
Tuesday in tho Post Graduyte Hospital.
He was born or December n. 1891. in Albany,
the son OF the Rev. Dr. Ira D.. Warren. a Meth
odist clergyman, and Eliza Caldwell. He
WAS ADMITTED to The bar in 1852 and 10 practise
in the Supreme court of the lnited States
in 1872. He was actively engaged in the liti-
cation growing out of the old Alabama claims.
MIR. Warren was an enthusiastic yachtsman.
having been for many years a member Of
the New York Yacht Club He also be-
lon ged to the Manhattan, New York and
LotOs clubs. Lyman h. Warren of this city
Is nh hr tS ! late I William We IL I saGreer Of f' Corsr
land.
Leslie Adams Warwick. probably the only
c~entena rian in Utica, died at his home IN
that city Tuesday night after n months i'll
ness. He. was actively engaged in the to-
bscco business under the firm name Of War
NICK a b EoT IN s unit. re d9 psSSe 70 s mi io Hln = csnl
siderable fortune. lie was born NJ Down
patrick, n suburb Of Belfast. Ireland. in 1907.
They located in Philadelphia. where his father
died in 1920. MIR. Warwick finished his educa-
zion when he was 20 years old. and about 1890
went TO Albany, where he learned his trade
as n tobacconist. In 1890 he located in Utica
and until 1899 directed his extensive business
in that city
Clarence l. Reid, senior member Of the
law firm Of Reid. Es selstyn a Ketcham Of
this city. died suddenly at his home in
stamford. Conn. yesterday. afternoon. OF
sat on the veranda while his wife went TO get
him "A drink, When she returned he was
dead. Mr., Reid was born in Fayst,syilIe.
Reid, a Presbyterian minister. He was grad
usted from Yale, in the class Of 1877 and was
ADMITTED d +, ,Ss the ,a bar m l stiy c as T% fsr D rss4s
at stsmford;, re is survived BY his wife, who
was Miss Willard of New York. and two
children,
Israel Munson Speiman. the last SURVIVING
member of the Harvard class OF 20, died
on Tuesday at his summer home, NJ Marble
head, Mass. He was born December ~, 1918
For many years MIR. Spelman was. active
in the mana cement OF the Boston and Maine
Railroad. first as a member Of the board OF
which office he filed during the, civil war.
MIR. and Mrs. Spelman celebrated their golden
was as far az known. the oldest Twins grad
uate of Harvard University. Mr.. Spelman
is survived by his wife. a son and two
daughters.
Col. A. T. Hun, II years old. died in the SOM
erset Hospital at Somerville, v. j., after an
operation Tor cancer. Col. Hun was one OF the
Ts w asO ,wice elected py the Democrat az
State Assemblyman and also served for ten
years as Surrogate Of Somerset county: He
farm near Meshanic. Col. Hun organized a
regiment for the civil war and was for a long
time commander Of the Home Guards He
leaves a widow and one son. the Rev. Tunis
Hun of Somerville.
Con way G. Ferguson. a nephew Of the
late Sir Samuel Ferguson. who was long
president OF the Royal Irish Academy and
Deputy Keeper Of the. PUBLIC Records OF
Clinton AVENUE. Brooklyn. IN his nfty.third
year. He came to this country in 1870 and
for four years was engaged ~ farming IN
became an advertising agent. He leaves
. widow. q son and two daughters.