The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-19
obituary Notes.

Mahlon Bosworth died At Hudson.
Ohio. yesterdsy. For years h. was secr--
IN, fuel end OF the nited states steei Cor "o"
poratIon. Mr.. Bo-~orth was one OF IN.
very sloss friends Of p. { tnck, Mr.
each OF whom had taken his advice on
HH aI, pertaining TO coke making MIR
born na rs g'15s OF 4se when H. fe
had finished IN the rttshurg High School he
began life in the orfice OF the friCk Coke
company and worked HE WAY up 10 the
omc. OF secretary ia few wears. n. &.
FLICK Na- about to sell his COX. holdings
one time years ago. but before making Ia.
hnal move consuItei Bosworth. who adj
xl-ed - strongly against selling that Mr.
trlck 'alIed the deal on and made millions
years ago Mr Bosworth .f, i've cos. com
psny and went TO Mexico in an advisory
capacity Tor the Fri"k interests lie re-
re-idenc. IN Hudson. ohio. he caves -
WIDOW, mir mother and two SISTERS Mr-
Charles Berger Of BroOkIyn and Mrs " Il
Dixon OF Homestead. as well as brothers.
tlle- BOswOTth IN Denver, 4. % and [
Bosworth of PIttsburg
Chief Justice Gavon ID. Burgess Of the
Missouri supreme Court died at ExC~l-IOr
springs on saturday night Of acute pneu-
mohia. Judge Burgess WAS born IN Mason
Cord-ila 1rimol- Of FiemingSburs, Nv
niece OF Federal Chief Justice John Marshall
she died TWO years ago. leaving No children
In August. IsS. Judge burgess went 20 Los
Angeles 10 attend the EIk- carnival rher.
lie visited a book .-or. and there me, MI,-
berger. grown TO middle age. wnom h.
had loved when youth IN Kentucky lie
prolonged his visit IN Los Angeles and when
he came to Missouri Mrs Berger accom-
lasted onlj two days Judge burgess. :.
death gives the Republicans majority
Of the State supreme ,ourt by which the
Republican, expect TO rhwsrt the Demo
Gratis IN the Stat. election contests
Major Eugene 4 Bancroft {
retired. died az New London, 'onn ys~tsr-
a "A n ~ Mt ar Nf.Taa B. 4
born Jun. i. 1885. in M...achas.,t" He
enlisted a. a private IN the Stursis Illinois
Rife al the outbreak Of the civil Sar lie
following aud vas accepted the ZANE Gnv
a. Second Lieutenant Of the Fourth Ar
till"ry IN the regular service. having been
advanced TO a First ll-ut.nanCy in De-
cernber. lsa2. and 10 the grade OF captain
Maj r on the retired list IN 1874 lie va.
commandant Of Fort 1rumhuli at Ne~
London az the tim. OF his retirement
Ira L. Cas@. prominent IN tine business
life Of Middlstown. y \ died at III. home
in that city sunday afternoon at the AZ. OF
20 years Tie had been prominent in "duca-
tional matters. having s-rved commits
stoner OF schools for Orange county. as a
member Of tho Board of Education Of |
AiudIetown for twenty-five years and had !
been a member OF tn. real estate and IN.
surance frm Of Case 4 Taylor lie Was also .
prominent in Masonic circles. having been |
and A. ~. high priest OF Midland Chapel |
No. 2to. X. VI assistant grand lecrriF.r Of /
the Royal Arch Masous and commander OF !
lars '''''
Con. William y Bull. police chief OF
Buffalo for twelve years died a. his home |
several days. lie was ~ years old Ho !
u a. Lieutenant, olonel ri Light Artillery |
y a. IN. ri cin. Ssr before n. Ma- 2: and .inc:
Army circles