The sun., 1908-12-04
OBITUARY.

Funeral services will be held this evenin g
at the Stephen Merritt Chapel, in Eighth
avenue for DR.. Ella A. Jennings. who died
a few days a go at the Kings County Hospital
In Brooklyn in her sixtieth year. DR.. Jen-
nngs had been a practising physician since
1873, and with donations from Peter Cooper
and Mrs. Sage formed the Provident Dis
pensaries in New York. in which more than
SOC, 900 patients have been treated. She was
q lecturer on health subjects and was lon q
the editor OF the magaZine Humanity and
Lie. She married the 1aee James Wilson
Mcdonald. the sculptor. about twenty years
Prior to her removal to the Kings County
Hospital. six .months ago she had been an
inmate OF the Woman s Memorial Hospital.
James ii. CoRhill died suddenly yester-
appeared to be in his usual good health on
ginia in Isl J. In isi6 he went to California
OF the vigilance committee. While in
. business. He retired from business ia
Since isas he lived with his daughter. Miss
Mr. coS6ti married Mis- Mary Gulford.
lie as member OF the Firat Baptist Church
at Morristown and each year gave one
tenth Of It's running expenses. Besides
son. Howard Coghiil, also a resident OF
Morristowu.
MI. Ks,hsrps ., %.as Gss %sdIIns Ssd wSSE Of
Yelling was born in is2e. at Providence.
X. l., and was the daughter Of William
Perry Greene and St Perry
thaniel Greene. She was the sister OF Will
lam Brenton Greene OF Rhode Island ,and
Of Mrs william kemys, the mother ef the
sSsiPtS1 sTenson weus eAvss asd RicSSrd weIlaE
Snd fou, daqshiefSs. Ksthsrips Ks.s Greene
1os Rssao Mri sasz S9s sSS Mrs.
Manierre. also several grandchildren. =
Phillip Geyer, sr.. .ss years old. died yes
,erday Of erights disease at hls hon home in
known aosnVG Germans in chat city, a hotel Keeper
and the organizer Of several German socie-
ties. In 1922 Mr.. Geyer went on the bonds
Sl %ho ws died reeentIy eE IN Ensand, and Rudoipt
tirossmsn m for $4,000. MeoQueen and Gross
man fed. but the former was induced to
him for participating 10 the silk riots in
Paterson. Grossnan did not return and
Geyer had to forfeit $500.
Lowry Someryille, head Of the real estate
died on "Wednesday at his home. 354 Adelphi
street, in his SEVENTEEN year. lie was en-
gagged in the dry goods business on lower
the bridge was built moved 10 Fulton and
was esta bhshed IN l6p3. He was one OF
the oldest members OF the Sands Street
Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church and
long one of the trustees. lie Ia survived
by his wife. two sons and daughter.
Dr. Louis p. Knapp died yesterday at his
home on Essex street, Hackensack, n. j.,
after brief illness. lie insisted upon visit,
ing his patients last Sunday though seriously
III and he suffered a relapse. DR.. Knapp
was &C. years old. He was graduated from
Columbia and studied In Berlin and Heidei-
berg. lie was m Odd Fellow and me mber
OF The ,Hackensack lodge OF Elks. His
wife and daughter survive.
The Rev. Emile =. Gamreau, professor
of theology at the Catholic University,
Washington. died yesterday at the rectory
of the Precious Blood Church. Woonsocket,
r. l.. OF paralysis. Father Gamreau who was
80 years OF age. bad been visiting In Woon-
socket since June. when no was forced by
III health 70 give up his work at the uni-
veTslty,, He had apparently improved con-
Or, John r.. wheeler died at his home
IN Chatham. y, y. yesterday morning Of
director OF the division OF communicable
disease 10 the State Department OF Health
and yiee-president of the State Medical
Society, also vice president OF the State
Bank Of Chatham and member OF the local
Board Of Education for twenty-seyen years