The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-06
Obituary Notes.

Judge Charles Swayne OF the United States
Court. Northern District OF Florida, died
at the University Of Pennsylv anin Hospital in
Philadelphia yesterday afternoon after an
operation for an intestinal trouble. Judge
Swayne came in the public eye through an
attempt 70 impeach. him for high crimes
in the United States Senate In December.
1904. and was che first impeachment proceed
ing In that body since the trial OF Secretary
Of War Belknap during the administr ation
Of Gen. Grant, The trial lasted hve weeks,
the senate sitting IS a court judge swayne
ferred against him we're that he did not reside
in his district. that he used position to ex-
he made excessive charges against the Gov
eminent for expenses. and that he sat In a
case in Florida 10 which hi, wife was per,
in Pensacola. Fla. in the winter and at Cuyen-
court. DEL. during the summer. wife
and two sons and a daughter survive him.
J. Frank Hull OF Pou ghkeepsie died sud
denly at the Albany Hospital Yesterday OF
heart failure. following an operation for APP
pendlcitis. He was about to be removed to
symptoms developed and he passed away in a
few minutes. Mr.. Hull was president OF the
a former Mayor OF Poughkeepsie, a director in
the Fallkill National Bank and active in the
promotion OF many enterprises. Mr. Hull
was SIS years OF age. He was a son OF John +.
Hull, for many years cashier of the Fallkill
bank. lie is survived by his wife, who was Miss
S S'sTls G and %mo ,nTe and So 2 dsas sons: MIA t.sn RatS
Hull,
Hammond Waller, editor Of the Montice 10
Republican, one Of the Leading Republic9n
at his home in Monticello yesterday: Mr..
Waller was 30 wears old. He recently. re-
turned from a "trip TO the Pacific Coast. where
he had spent some time recuperatine from
an attack OF. rheumatism, He was appar-
entity much improved and in good health
when he retired Thursday night. He was
found unconscious vPat ardaV morning md died
shortly afer ward. He Was a son Of Major
and Mrs. John Waller and a descendant Of
one of the oldest Sullivan county families.
lie had been editor Of the Monticello Repub-
hcdn for several years.
Or. John Monsell Pcacocke, for many years
2 sanitary inspestor il the Brooslyn Health
az Jefferson avenue. In his ffty.ninth year.
He was born IN Limerick, Ireland, and was a
to tSis countTy. lie Sot Sis medical deTress
Of New York IN 1853, lie was a leading mem
author Of Early History OF the Church" and
other contributions to church literature. He
leaves a widow.
James Macbeth, master car builder for the
New York Central. died az his home In Buffalo
last evening. He was born in Scotland in
is.s, came TO this country as a child and since
he was i3 years old had been in the mechanical
end OF the railroad business. He leaves a
widow and two sons, He wasa Democrat, and
at the time Of his death was a member OF the
Board OF Councilmen OF the city.
Isaac q. Suitterlin, ex-president OF the
Bergen Republican Club. died OF pneumonia
on Thursday at his home. 1870 Bergen avenue.
Jersey CITY, AZ the age Of SO. He held a
responsible position for tNenty-seven years
with the Lorillard Tobacco Company lie
was well known AS A district, deputy or ssnizcr
for. the Royal, Aroanum. He leaves a widow
and two daughters
John HinChman Smack. who was connected
with a dental manufacturin company, died
on Thursday at his home. 1891 Dean street.
Brooklyn. in. his hfty-ffth wear. He was a
member of the Brooklyn Lodge Of Elks, the
American Yacht Club and the New York Ath-
Mystic Shriner. lie leaves two sons.
David Pearson, Sr a resident ~ Jersey
City for hity-t FIVE years. died OF paralysis on
Thursday az his home, 65 Monticello avenue
He WAS born in Scotland on July %, 1922
He was formerly engaged In the brownstone
business In Jersey, City. retiring about twenty
Jr, and George Pearson.
J. q. Mem AIKEN OF Hamilton, Ohio. a well
known politician, while sitting on the veranda
OF a sanitaiium at Martinsville. Ind, talking 10
his wife. suddenly expired. MIR. McMaken
served -four terms In the Ohio State Senate and
four terms in the House Of Represent atives.
states Senate. He was 81 yeare of age
Joseph A. Smith, 10 years old. a member OF
the Hudson county bar, died suddenly last
nighsa 70 Railroad avenue. Jersey CITY. He
was formerly a newspaper reporter. and sew
Englewood and elsewhere.