The sun., 1909-06-17
Obituary Notes.

Dana Estes. head Of the publishing house
OF Dana Estes c.; Boston. died yestsrday
ten te weeks. sis heath HAVING become under
mined through the hardships which he suf-
fered during his :. 500 mile African trip, from
Nh MhIe hss be sss Se as5 "a Bsr q ..
vent to Boston IN 1850 He fought IN the
War Of the Rebellion, enlist ing as private
in the Thirteenth Massachusetts,, and was
Of Bull Run. After middle life Mr. Estes,
having founded and conducted three OF
four publishing houses, occupied himself
deSelopmsnt Of SIeater Boston and began
interest In archaeology led him to visit the
ruins of ancient cities. His home in Brook;
ancient art, rare books and carvings. Mr..
Estes was the first American to penetrate
the Nile country 10 Uganda and the Congo
Society. life member OF the American Ar
cheology Institute. American Association
f?r the Advancement OF Science. Boston
Mem9rs p2rn Assesiation and ssa seerets5y o.
international Copyright Association and
was Its first secretary. He won the series
Of -Chstterboy International trade mark
copyright In some classes OF American
books. His wife and three sons survive Mr..
Estes.
Gel. William Freeman Fox. for. twenty
died Ri q his home home In Albany yesterday after
an illness OF several .Inonths, Col Fox
was born at Bal!ston Spa on january II.
is.o. the son OF The Rev Norman and jane pe
Union Classical School at Schenectady and
subsequently was graduated from Union
College in the class OF 1850: He served in
New York Volunteers. lie is survived
BY his, wife and one son. DR.. ChaEIes s.
Pa. Ne was a brother OF DR.. Charles Fox
f Dr. Robert :, NJ aeArthur Of New York and
denl DG"sq " p The eh hHmn
of New York and president of the Twelfth
Army Corps.
James NJ. Trimble OF Montclair. n. H.,
Sy On aSs Mo"faE fambs and her sos ufs
were In Princeton TO witness the graduation
of her son Harry az the university and they
we're not Informed Of MI Irimble's death
Mr. Trlmble died suddenly Of heart failure
lie was born In ist7. When his father,
Harry W. Trlmble. was Consul at Palermo
there; te af'sTSssrdd ,ss d.! became ,,. e LAYER
daughter Of Robert L. Weeks, then vice.
president of the Mutual Benefit Life In
De witt. Clinton Cowdrey, resident, Of
Passaic. y, j., for forty wears. died last
night at his home In that city. lie was
descended from Puritan ancestqss. the
to Massa chusetts in 1850 He was born In
New York city on September II, 1899
He was graduated from the Rutgers Acad-
SnSh sn WAS szper. the oa Eshs SnS ad IA
9f Cowdrey franklin for several years
snes ss q ol 1hf S0.h
five years he was a member Of the con
sistory and for the last ten years he was
an elder.
IrsneIs Dana White an old time whaler
wire. who is ol years old and had nursed
him through his illness. was at his bedside
Sss@ Sdsn IN he % as.'S fHTa and NJ Sns T1s KS
experience whaling he was engineer on
Hudson River and Sound steambosts,
rnsS Mrns si, Isl me sdSion RT were 20 his wifs VIZ
he is survived by six daughters.
Samuel Rtchie. editor Of the Newbursh
the JoSrnoi from 1856 70 1877 and for the
lIe vas one Of ths best stenosrapher. in
stenosrapher. who has had charge OF
FEseshh'sI' Ere'hsI 3 ssfisG's; iof .;.tsr.
I nree nNlnV IN NeN DhIgu anu one n pTOml-
nent physician In California.
Joseph Nimo, well known statistici.n.
bureau OF statistics, died on Tuesday at
his home in Washington. He was rs years
old and had spent the last fifty years Of
his life at the national capital. He was
born in portsTeuth; "; on April T.. 1881.
in 1858, and received from that institution
n 1892 the honorary degree of doctor OF
laws.
Capt George c. Boerum. retired naval
Gms, sndsy %e S the home o his Mrs
!AdelsIde A: Poor in Msl,G.s, Mass: as.d
the navy in 1882. his frat service being on
the sloop Marian IN trip to the African
the civil war he served on the San Jaclnto
and the Sabine.
Senator Joseph Rosairs Thibaudeau,
Sheriff OF Montrehl died yestcrday morn.
Ing at Montreal after an illness OF three
DAYS. lie was 7? years old, q prominent
Liberal aud well known the length and
breadth OF Canada.
John j. ecanneils Summer Home Robbed