New-York tribune., 1911-04-09
THE DEATH ROLL.

| ANY persons of importance de?" asked
Busy Man.
"Evaristo Madero died at Monterey Cal,
at the age Of eighty-three. He was the
grandfather of Francisco l. Madero. jr..
| head Of the Mexican revolution. and was
estimated to be worth $50 1000. 900. Craige
Lippincott, head of the j. B. Lippincott
Company, the publishing house. and prom
inent in the financial and social life OF Phil
adelphia. shot and killed himself in his
home. No 2ls West Rittenhouse Square,
curing period of temporary alteration. j.
Gardner Cassatt, Philadelphia financier. died
| in Paris from pleurisy. He was brother of
the late a. J. Cassatt, former president OF
the Pennsylvania Railroad. Charles Fred
| eric Moberly Bell, managing director of
The London Times since 1908 died sud
denly at his Office from heart disease. Mrs.
Mary Adelaide Yerkes. widow of Charles
T Yerkes. the Chicago and London traction
man, died at her home, No. S1 Madison
avenue. Heart disease. complicated by
grip, was the cause. The bulk of the es-
tate. which may reach s2.000.o0o, was left
10 members Of the family of the testatrix.
She made no public bequests. Charles s.
Adler, Republican leader Of the Sth AS
sembly District when it was the scene of
many bitter fights and the home of many
picturesque leaders, died from complica-
ton OF diseases at his home No. AZ ST.
Nicholas avenue General Henry Clay
Young veteran Of the American Civil
War. died In Paris. aged seventy-three
years. Colonel Alexander Savage, aged
scventy-nine years a distinguished Confed-
crate soldier and prominent cotton export
el died in Norfolk. Va. DR.. William Henry
de Courcy. one OF the last Of the old school
famous in the social and civic life Of Mary
land. died at Johns Hopkins Hospital in
Baltimore He was eighty-sx years old
Thomas Achels, for many years a prom
inent figure in the wholesale dryeoods
trade in this city. died in Bremen. Germany,
from pneumonia. in his seventy-first year
he was a member OF the firm Of Frederick
Victor g. Achelis, Of No. &C Leonard street
Bernard G. Amend. president of the whole
sale drug firm of Elmer & Amend. died at
his home No. 120 East 9th street of the
infrmities of old age. He was ninety. DR..
Seaman Asahel Knapp. one of the foremost
experts of the Department of Agriculture,
died in Washington. aged seventy-eieht
vice president Of the National Home for
| Disabled Volunteer Soldiers, died in his
SEVENTEEN year in Omaha. The Rev. DR..
| J. Houston Eccleston, rector Of Emmanuel
| Episcopal Church. Baltimore. died at his
home there from injuries received when his
| carriage was in collision with an automo-
bile He was seventy-four years old. Ex.
Lieutenant Governor James II. Tillman. of
South Carolina, died in Asheville. He came
into national prominence in 1903. when he
The State because OF editorial denuncia-
tons Martin Greif the Bavarian poet.
died in Hungary. The Rev. Or. Thomas
Samuel Hastings. founder Of the West
Presbyterian Church. in West 42d street,
land president of Union Theological Sem
mary for nine years, dropped dead on the
| floor Of his study in his house. No q
West 46th street He was in his eighty
fifth year. Edward Bidde Latch. chief en-
einoer In the United States navy, who was