New-York tribune., 1910-01-12
DIED.

est daughter OF the ate sarah sen-dicr ard
in Old south church. Boston on Thursday.
e,h Inst Iutcrment win be in Bethel. Conn.
al convenience Of the family.
Brooklyn on January no. Iai9. Timothy. ths
beloved husband Of the late Ellen Desmond
lnterment In Holy Cross.
DoNI.Y-st Grsvssend- January 10 1910. vfo-
age Funeral from her late residence No 23aS
siravesend ave. on Wednesday. January ~ at
g. ir. son OF Edwin c. Forester. Of No scs
Esst 'th 81. Flatbusn. at Tampa Fla
FUCHs-on January 10 1910. Edward Georz-
the late e;odfrG-d fuchs. Relatives ana fri-ads
are invited 20 attend funeral on "Wednesday.
dsrse No 1914 MSrte ave-. ,'';. 'fs''s Brookiyu
Christina X. Galeub-ck. IN ner list year.
Augustus CisIenbeck servc-s viz = he'd at
her late residence. No. 27s RsIDh ave. Brook
lyn a. > p m January II Funeral viii take
place at 10 a n. January T.
HAII~-On Friday evening January :. 1910. at
ner Residence 30; . Euclid ave-; R-ookyn;
ssr.ices Tuesday evening az O'Clock
JAEGER-On Monday January 10 1910. MART
s. widow OF Ferdinand NJ Jaeger. aged -
No $40 PULASKI ST. RrookIyn WEDNESDAY
evening. January L. at > o'clock Internsnr
private
years Funeral from The Funeral Church. No
24l wssr I'D St Campbell BuiIdinzl. Wednes-
day afternoon
MILLs-At MfIbrss. San Mst.o County. CsL-
on Monday. the Sd inst Darius Ogden Afa
in the s5th year Of his age. Funeral ser
on Frfday. January IA 1910. az 10 a.
Special train leaves Grand Central Station az
1O-45 a. m for Sleepy Hollow c-msserJ-
Tarrytown. N T
MEMORIAL-MILLS. DARIUS o.
AT a meeting Of the Board OF Directors o< the
BANK OF NEW YORK. NATIONAL BANKING
ASSOCIATION. held January 11th. 1910. tas to-
lowing Minute unanimously adopted
As the Board came together AT it's last session
on the 18th inst. il received the sad news OF tns
death OF Mr.. Mills the prior evening IN Cali
rornia; and II would at the first opportunity
record upon IT'S minutes this sshr tribute TO n.
memory OF one who for almost a generation mad
been Director OF this Bank
ID. o. Mills By nature a banker and nan
OF large affairs
Born in 1925 at Salem. IN this State. after 70
cetvtng a modest education n the neixhocrinE
schools he bent the energies of his boyhood and
early manhood TO subordinate positions IN r1sr-
camille pursuits IN this city. and later IN Buf-
falo bank Just after arriving AZ his majority.
the OF the Eldorato on the Pacidc
Coast startled the East. when young Mills with
unerring instinct the field for the exercise
CT his great abilities. and at once started FOR
IN merchandising to enable him % establish shs
D. o. Mills Gold Bank Sacramento II exists
to-day. after dispensing its benefits for haIr a
century. essentially originally founded BY him
But soou Mr.. MiIls's creative genius wa, callsc
20 San Francisco. where he organized the Bars
OF California. and administered the acairs OF r1af
great institution for years with signal SUCCESS
Resigning President. he took trip 20 Europs
for his health; his return hs found that ths
Bank by reason Of speculative ventures had IN
the meantime collapsed His great constructive
genius and sublime courage again restored 20
solvency and prosperity the institution AZ a
critical period and inspired with confidence rhs
whole business community OF the Pacific Coast
and Set an example OF sound and conservative
banking Invaluable to California.
The last thirty years OF Nj MilIs's life had
been passed in this city. and here whatever
direction his activities have taken. have Dis
played wisdom. foresight. and good Judgment.
AS Director OF this Bank and OF very mary
other financial and business and transportation
companies. he never failed to Civ. 20 the direc-
tion Of each his most loyal attention and ths
benefit Of his ripe Judgment expressed by mere
suggestion which was controlliug-
Mr., NiIlss hsnefacriOns were not in the beaten
path, they were unique and well directed Wit
among others the Mills Hotels and the Mills
Training School for Male Nurses at Bellevue.
These hotels are intended to help those Who help
nisE for pittance. food lodging. and home
with acceptable surroundings to ssIf-rs-
specting men
His desire 10 aid in building Up the conrluui-
ties where he lived by methods worthy Of the
country and It's civilization is shown 5y his
dowment oc chair Of philosophy in the Univer-
sity OF California-his contributions 70 enable N.
Lick Observatory Trustees to carry on their srssr
work-by his lively and active interest," in th-
Metropolitan Museum OF Art the Museum or
Natural History. the biological Garden. and
other similar institutions
Mr.. Mills had most engaging personality. Hs
was kind afTabIs. even-tsmpered never excited
always just and considerate fair IN all hts deal
ings. OF comprehensive and commanding ability.
OF unerrins Judgment. Of exalted character
He was Natures noblernsn and a true gentle
man. His loss and the loss OF his example viii
be keeniy felt On both coasts and in the nation.
CHAS- OLNET. Cashier.
NgNGER-on Or January u. at his home. ., Nev
n en- me HeS, -,S rneod9rs Ln9rns9n Mqnger-
at 2:3o p. Friday
QUINN-Or Sunday January o John Quinn +,
his 11st year. at No. 6Ss Greene ave. Brook
brose Church. Tompkins and DekaI5 av.~.
at 10 o'clock
ence D. Ryder only child % the late Clarence
and Catherine D. Ryder. aged AZ years
January 1S at residence. No. 561a New Utrecht
ave. between 56th and 5Tth sts-
SMITH-On Tuesday. January IL 1910. a. hts
home. No IL Perry ST. William G Smith.
son OF William c. and Mary z Smith Sott,s
OF funeral later.
TALMADGE-At Prescott. Ariz. ON January ~
1910. Arthur White Tarstge. son OF Henry
Pearl and Lucy White Tslnnadz--
TERHUNE-At Passaic y T.. On Tu-Sday
January II. 1910. Andrew z T.-hurs IN nis
18th year Funeral from his LATE resid-rcs
No 500 River Drive. PaSsaic. ~. J.. on Thurs
day. January 13. at c-45 ? Erie RalIrosf
train leaves Chambers 81. ar AS D. n.