The sun., 1909-02-06
Obituary Notes.

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Obituary Notes.
Mary Chsmpe Remsen, who died yester
day at her residence, t0i sixth avenue
brooklyn. Was the vile OF Frank Remscn
Who for many years has been enga ged ii
newspaper work in New York. She wa
the eldest daughter OF the late William
hapman ot orange Court housc. Va,
at which place she was born February 10
1855. Mrs. kensen was closely connected
families OF the south, including the stan
ards, Silughters, Pages, Iaiaierros. Bat,
ties and Burwells She was also II great
grtuduiccc Of President Madison. Sns
VAS member. OF ST. Johns kpiscopnI
, Church and was knowa among wide CirCle
OF friends for her anna hiiity. loNable dis
position aud unosteniatious charity. A.
time she had VIM recollection OF the
war times in her section OF Virginia. which
was alternately occupied by Conrederates
and Uuoulsts. Besides her husband she
leaves two sOIs and i daughter, trtnk
Page. William Ray and Ruth Valentine,
,Mhiiom Glokc. commissioner Of Report
OF New Jersey and one Q! the hesi AnoSn
home IN Trenton yesterday OF apopIeAN
he was born in England In 1879. lis parents
moving to New ork when he was Chud
lie began his newspaper career in 1861
u editor OF the Monmouth Inquirer at
Freehold. " y. Two years later he began
work with the Stc'' ;ol'nc OF Trenton,
years. For fourteen years he was n mem
Der OF the Riparian Commission Of New Jer-
Scy, reHgning last year 10 accept an ap-
poilltment from GOV. Fort as Commissioner
OF Reports. lie is survived by four sons,
Capt. Harold f. Cloke Of the Coast Arth-
lcry, Paul Cloke, q professor at the Penn
>yiNauia State College. John, a newspaper
man Of Chicago, and Philip. student ln
Trenton. N
Andrew n. Price formerly member Of
Congress from the Third district OF l.onisi-
parish. pa died 9s h0f M qce y %nS ESns
on Chatswcrth, plan, alton. a. in 1850
He was born and lived all his life on a sugar
T's' gay. died in ISIS @ Andre" nd Frig" %ar asked
ia law " had i" fTed, Mr, Price served 1fy Twelve
retired, lie was member Of the oHisiana
tonstitutiopal Convention In lsas. twice a
candidate for the United States Senate, and
frequently a delegate to Democratic na-
tlonal conventions.
tary Of the ". r Taintor Manufacturing
Company. at 200 Water street. died Thursday
evening at his home. ,?i7 West Eighty
Ne was in his seventy-siNth year. Mr.,
Angel was born in Providence. r. l., and
began his business career " balt.more as
n broker. There he married Kate Medairy.
who died several years ago lie had been
with the Taintor firm for the last twenty
eight years. lwo daughters, Florence and
".
held from the home sunday at 3 clock,
Tho Rev. John 4. MCkeon. assistant
rector of ST James's Catholic Pro- Cathedral
in Brooklyn. died Yesterday at the home
thirtieth year lie had been in III health
for some time, but gave up his duties only
three weeks ago. lie was educated AZ
81. .lohn's College and ~, Johns seminary
Mcdonnell in 1900 was assigned TO the
Pro-C aihcdral parish, RE is survived by
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Joseph r Ncheon,
and two brothers.
Hohert T.. Chetwood, for many years a
prominent LAWYER Of Elizabeth, N j., died
suddenly of heart disease az his home, ,ij
North Broad street, Elizabeth. Yesterday
en'y-third year. lie was graduated from
Princeton il 1858 and studied law in the
once, of his father, who wsS a member. Of
early sos lie served term a. City Attorney
of Elizabeth. lie IS survived br his vile
and three children, Virginia VI. Chetwood,
Robert T.; Chetwood, Jr.. and Katherine {.
Charles Edward Laidlaw died at his
home. 2i7 West Seventy-sccond street. on
I thursday evening. lie WINS born IN this
the public schools. altcrNard attending
several years Mr .Laidiaw was head OF
&c hans,1S fI% nar OF dsasss ta1aaw 60 10. .,
Of lis death. lie is survived by elk Chl-
dren, Edward ! Harry H., Charles T., II.
Malcolm ", Mary J. ard Amy F.. The
funeral will he held Sunday afternoon 81
O'Clock at the home
John Magill, who retired from the firm Of
AUSTIN & Magill blank book manufacturers.
died on Thursday at his home. IA lialsey
: rect, Brooklyn in his seyenty-siNth year |
he was president OF the Brooklyn Mutual
aud Loan Associate and was
prominent in the order OF the Knights of
Honor and the Royal .trcanGm. lie is
survived by his wife and son.
Harry G.. Pomeroy. who had been engaged |
in the dry goods commission business In !
New York for twenty years. died on ] 1hurs- |
day at his home, i!3A Hancock street, |
Brooklyn. in his flity-iirst year. lie was a /
Of the Brooklyn Mon League |
Club and the Merchants Club. He is sur !
viyed nv his wife and two daughters.
Midshipman THEODORE Gilbert Robinson |
Of the Inited States Naval Academy died |
AZ the Sisters Hospital in Buffalo Thursday, |
death following an operation for appended |
'is Nldshipman Robinson was IL years !
DID and the son of Charles ii. Robinson OF |
Buffalo.
Augustus X. Griffin, a lawyer. died yes
ierday morning at his home III Hampstead. |
l.. I. He was born in Riverhead seventy |
eight years ago and was IA graduate OF Prince
ton. He was postmaster in Hampstead Ia |
President Clcveland's Administration He |
caves q widow and a daughter.
Miss S. Augusta Smith, librarian OF the |
Free Public Library of Montclair y. j.,
lied suddenly yes,erdav ut her homo In |
Nlontclair.