The sun., 1908-07-31
OBITUARY.

william Potts. who died on Wednesday al
the home Of his sister Miss Elizabeth Potts
y PhIlade Iphsa ,ss Ss Sas for long time e. ssners %
ties of ORANGE. n. j.. and was leading figure
S ssu s o hs s and
EsSe Tssssd %s psss after had
times was member of the National Associa
ssSs e. hs s,s%s1 .ss Sss Yss
Of the Century Club Of New York. the Authors
and Of the. Brooklyn Guild Association. He
also p served as ics.president Of the the Out Door
Association; He vas q member Of the Ma
He was born in Pennsyivania and bis family
iron industry 10 that State. He was one Of
Company of New York and for many years It's its
vice-president He wrote many books.
Dr. Alexander Hamilton Laidlaw died on
third street. after an illness lasting ting several
weeks; He was born In Lanark.. Scotland.
o. July u; is2s and came to this ,, country Ky
HsSneman1 ss Honaopathic Msdiesl CoIIsse S efS iS
il Of se sSs asSSb tA nh he hsS
Monroe Grammar school or Philadelphia
from isss Until sho isso Later he was super
until 1870; n 1895 he married Anna Turner
Sites In Philadelphia; He retired from ac-
Ss tEs apaSo4 Of Of ms
Of Consumptio OF the American Pronounc-
ing Dictionary Of the English Language and
Is survived by his Wife and his son, Dr. George
+. Laidlaw.
Harris TIT Tssos mechanics! a,s engineer zee ian, and
in Philadslphla from Injuries received in an
automobile accident on July I, 1907, Mr..
Tabor was consulting engineer for and part
nj HumSered several hunpdTed. He & was 6ors
a s P Res has snss bsrnss be his
gssnt EEssd fss mas SRe
ne sd he se E
bed ever since.
John Dssl,ssny Dc one on, Of the , few a sqsyISing
inssrrection, 10 ~, died yesterday at the home home
of his soR JShn T. Reapy 2ls
Sounsg ireland lie o%%e to ths Gty osans vein
his parents in 1858, and was long connected
w hs % sads e. eP TS Co. ssses
pastor Siss MslsohI.s s s Church hIn T. Vest Forty
Montgomery county, Il. Y. died yesterday;
the board OF directors OF the Farmers Ns-
tiopal Bank OF Amsterdam and former
Mr., Schuyler whs one OF the best known Re
publicans in MONTGOMERY county. For many
years he had been prominent In the affairs
Of his town. He Ii survived by son. Albert
Schuyler OF Nlnavflie.
The Rev. Mlller Fordlng. one OF the best
York and Pennsylvania died at his home
In Fredonia, N. Y, Yesterday. He was Bs
years old and served through the civil war
as a member of the Twenty -seoond Ohio
bs RrSr e hs The pasS
schools at saeertown. Pa. and Can6eid,
Ohio. His wife and three daughters survive.
Herbert II. Williamson Of the Brooklyn
law firn OF Smith a Williamson died suddenly
yesterday at Lake Placid. N. V. In his twenty
family and four ysaH age married IpP,sanay
NJ Smith Of the Supreme Court who survives
william b. Martin, 40 years old. a former
II kSseIls AND 11E many years
home on Clinton avenue. Plaipheld., N. j..
OF paralysis. with which he was
stricken several weeks ago He leaves a
son. Frank. and two daughters.
Miss II ellen A. Morrison. who died at saranao
Sadaf fssad sad Hf:S sssf'so. so
pIssy lp Brecklyp tof lhe lass elshteen years.
aago the society granted her years leave of
James II, Budd, former Goyerqor of Cali
po 1SfR a9d Sed d0n Soston sesssrdas
after an Illness OF a fortnight with uremia.
Ased IS years.