The sun., 1909-01-01
OBITUARY..

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leRe when Is years old and from the Ney
York homeopathic College aud Hospital II
1897 She was enrolled as a member OF th
Kings County Medical Society. was subse
| quently rejected, but was reinstated bi
the courts. She was one OF the, founder
Of the Eastern District Hospital and the
Woman's Hospital, was on the goyerninl Q
| board OF the New York College and Hospita
| ior Women and was consulting physician
Of the Womans Hospital OF Philadelphia
from the Methodist denomination because
women were not allowed as representative
a. the sonrerenSces enc Women S and Si men Iron, Iron
! mandatory letters TO her and she lived 70
| see the injustice 10 her sex against which sht
fought righted by the General Conference
OF various medical societies, but Withdrew
from several OF them because OF their partia
or complete failure to adhere TO the stand.
is 1i found ii GSR sr. sSnRTei Hshhemann' IA Sh She Z
survived by three children.
Ex.Congressman Charles william Glllet
OF Addison, y. Y, died Yesterday at the
home OF his sister. Mrs, l., ". Wales, at lo'
the holidays prior, TO going on TO Washing.
had been feeling III or Or some Time. but
asoS notsns ss, % S n GHndSa tSs ssd
and he died OF hetI. disease few hours
later later MI Mr. aS.N Snd Mrs Wales lef, Sith thS
ls4o, and was graduated from Union College
u 1861. when he enlisted In the Eighty-sixth b
New ork. lie was made Adjutant OF his
49, When sa be Sssed was diseharsed Sc dfD$d lor dsab BILL
ties. lie then entered politics as a kepub-
liean and was elected to the Fifty-tnrd,
EiiItyfoSrthh f,ycaftS FiftyssiiTth and md
tifty-eiRhth Congress for the Twenty:
ninth district, comprising the counties OF
Shemung,. Schuyler. Seneca and Steuben.
chairman OF the Committee OF Expendi-
lures OF the Department Of Agriculture.
Robert j. Lowden. one Of the well known
residents OF Flushing, T.. died yesterday
et Atlantic IiIy OF BrGht's disease. RE
deceased was the son Of Robert Lowden.
VINO hali century ago was head OF a larre
shipping firm Of New York city. In ltto
occupied a large mansion on SANFORD ave-
nue.. II has been the family home ever
since and vas occupied by the deceased and
Ntlantic civ. Mr. IoNdcn was educated
~ fairchilds Institute al Flushing. Fradu.
atinR With the class Of 1872. He formed a
partnership, with stanley Dewey. also
graduate Of the institute and they pur-
chased the, printing aud stationery business
OF BOVINE Co. 81 Beaver street this city.
hey have continued the business under
one lime captain the Nereus Boat Tlnb
Of Flushing and sergeant OF the Seventh
separate Company there, He MAS vice
president of the Mantle club OF Flushing
and president of the Flushing Country Club
sud the Oakland Coli Club. He is survived
by three sisters, Misses Sophia. Elsie and
Fanny Lowden.
The Rev Father Philip Joseph o o'HanIon.
chaplain of st, Johns Orphan Asylum ri
Sea Gate. Couey Island, died on Nednes-
lay afternoon OF tuberculosis at The home
81 hE uncle. Philip J. o'Hanlon of 2o7 Pros
and until fortnight ago he was a patienl
puyvil. Father O'Hanon was 81 years
,ld and was born in DONEGAL Ireland.
With bic mother, who Is nov living in Phila.
ielphla He was educated ia Troy, y. Y.
md nrs, assumed the duties Of his priest
,ccqme chaplain OF ST. Benedict's orphsn
'syluin a. Rye, \; Y, where h, remained
iniil last year when called 70 ST. ,lohr's
} 'Hanon in st. Johns Church. South |
3rooklyn, to-morrow at 10 A. VI. The |
nterment will be in Holy Cross Cemetery !
n Flatbush.
Charles Russ. 50 years old, one OF the |
men Of Elizabeth, y. j.. and a prominent |
member Of the Masonic order, died yes |
Iieerdsy st hi, home, ass North Broad street,
,rishts disease. Mr. M'eR Russ eeSs Vas born bora IN
'ath, England. on February 20. ls2s. He
vent to Elizabeth in 1851 and resided there
ontinuousiy until his death, He grew rich
rand marshal Of the Masonic order in
Jew Jersey for sixteen consecutive years
le was one Of the ORGANIZERS OF the Citizens
uilding and Loan Association of Elizabeth
nd for twenty-five wears wa, is presi-
ent. director Of the National State Bank
nd president OF the Evergreen Cemetery
GSsTIn. Ms Russ so + survived hSd by his
lated with him in business since isst
The Rev. pr. W. Robson hoffman. who
al been called as pastor Of the Congre.
ational Church in Glen Ridge. n. J.. died
Bermuda on Wednesday OF heart disease.
despatch telling Of the death was received
Glen Ridge Yesterday. DR. hoffman was
Spected TO arrive from Bermuda next Mon
len Ridge Church on January 10 He Was
orn in Scotland forty-eieht years ago
no was grdduated from the Edinburgh
n ndIveFPIty ePG5ys He held Rssorates in C9lorsd9
le Rev. Or. Francis l.. Patton OF Princeton.
yo sons and a daughter survive him.
he body will be sent to Princeton, n, j.,
Mrs, Agnes Leland, widow. of Charles 4,
elsnd, the widely known hotel man OF
ew York and Chicago. died In Atlanta, Ga,
ssterdsy morning after brief illness at the
HON sine had come South to visit. The body :
as sent to Albany. y. Y. last night
RS Leland's husband was one OF the broth {
81 'n1A H. name Ws, whE fnSs COMPLIES number
elavan Hotel at Albany for twenty years I
I'D was the owner Of the Clarendon At a
rs,SSf sgIys sGd %, Of snd o.ser hGtsw TTG fSh
Atlanta and Fred wishsrt OF New York
William Johnson, who had been q promi- ,
~ resident OF Dunkirk for nifty years,
ed in that place y.ster,dsy a. the age Of !.
nd. in 1924. His father, Robsrt William
hnson, was an ofhcer In the British navy 7
d fought as a midshipman under Nelson =
America he taught naval tactics in New '
q William johnson, in partnership Q
tive % s Business S,shf1 S buso sTsS and p bun
so aGT sfsS %sfsy =: and SaSss s%e sssr By
Henry .'Ss;y, ASsIy Z Eenii fSI thirty-sCTy.G
ghth year, Mr., Kent. was noted for his C
IRE was sort Of news, social aud political
siness as soon a. hc left school. lie Went
ttlisa,6e,h IN ~; He vas p.n an active u
fo, two sons and three daughters survive
N Mrs, Kent IL seriously III Of pneu.
'nis Al her home ~, jefferson avenue, 1,
John BaniRan. millionaire son Of the
ID suddenly Wedr esd sy night Of apopIeSy 7
a ssnitsrium al Mount Clemens. Mich .
alth, Iohn Jof~ph Banigsn was the h
lest Of four children Of the late Joseph
"a gan Of Providence, r. | Flo wac
rn in RoXbury, Mass. July :, 1859. He 9
irried Mary e. Davis. a daughter Of the a
q Richard Davis. at one time a promi-
NJ dry goods dealer in Providence, Three II
ne were born Of the union. oil OF whom ~
, living, as Il also Mrs Bsnigan, y
Mrs Louise Ellen Authes, wife Of Charles y
thss, who has been clerk IN the Letter .
b MgrkVt nOlICa court for tWpnt VIVA II