The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-01-30
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ii.urN VI \"viu- LAWYER war Veteran
aud former '"nmander IN chief of the
brdri Army Of ia" R.pubi,y died Saiurdgy
LIghl III his home a. Red Bank. y = from
pnfalv-i~ with which he was ir-t stricken
two wears ago while attending the national
"hchhIm-n' a. salt lak. city a. Grand
Nmy chlsi Born near Freehold. \, j.
"ducntlon at ia" Freehold Institute and
iaier AZ tie Grand Rapids. Mich. high
= hnol entering N. law of,'"e OF the late
N"crstarv Of War Russell 4 Alger IN iss,
~" enlisted III company IL, Lincoln cavalry,
OFFICIALLY known a. tn. Elr-, New lorh
attached 10 ia" Army OF the Potomac. on
promoted for Iallnntrv to the second lieu
tenancy of COMPANY -. Sevsnth Michigan
,avalry. fighting under the command of
Gen rcorHc \ custer Later he TOOK
part IN the captur" of Imbod.n. n conf.de-
rat. Irregular with i~ OF Mosby's gu1rilla-
ana am cna. Msa iaar hr,r ,WIrn',mam, for i, In
NaN shattered hr a bullet and had TO he
amputai.d Tor 'ii- gallantrv h. was
10y President Lincoln At the close OF the
war Judge N'Niu- returned To Monmouth
connt'. studied law and was admired to
III" bar IN -. In 1854 h- va. elected
commander OF the Grand ARMY post. Of
New Jersey and was reelected for another
wear In iss7 he was elected a State Sena-
siding of!cer OF that hody In IsSs he
| entered into law partnership with Attor-
ay-'ieneral Edmund wilson AT Red Bank
and pra'tlsed until is9S. when Gov John
trIgg- APRON ed him Judge OF IN. Circuit
Court Ne WAS Oh the bench for seven
years and III 900 became Prosecutor Of
he common Pleas OF Monmouth county
which ono. he held until October Iwos
IN 1904 h" wa. elected national commander
"' ,o IN" Ma. .'I,nG Wa, arWN + s"s,des widow.
y. y. h" leaves one daughter. Mrs Lohn
\ flN OF orange; \, and two sisters,
Misses Anne and hate \.y iil- of Ir.rhojd
u and one brother
Mrs Ehlaheth Wavman Cau,born vbo
died last week al her country home. Green
acre. near tatonsvIll., Howard county.
MARYLAND, n her seventy eighth year was
The daughter of .iohn Warfeld Waymgn and
Margaret Nll"n. and the granddaughter
ol Cnmmodor. solomon Allen OF The i r,ited
'Ia"r ui land IA that county near ruplar
Sprngs and married into the family of
ten. John Thomas Hood. who has many
Commodore Allen the late Mrs Ca,ih"rn
wn- CLOSELY related 10 the French family a.;
ra"aMI,, n Later r1"a. Who formerly owned
tauthorn was related 10 the O'Donu.lls of
hnl'im"r", and IN" SCI ms, of New YORK
Ia l'"c"ml"r. 80, tli/ab"th Wavman mar
rl"d Pearson Tyler tauihorn Of $50,
county. Virginia. who's" ancestors Irpr,
direct descent Ia the best families of Viz
giuia Mrs tagthorn Wa active an 10 th.
time oi her death. which was caused hy n
sudden attack of acute INDIGESTION and th,.
sudden death OF her son, Richard .c ruu-
t.Ns
ily" children, John Tyler, Daniel Webster
Charlie. Wavman. Margar-r and Ida VII
gina 'auihorn ot ,'rcenacr". The funeral
service touk place at Harmony N.ihudi",
tpis"cpal Church. near tookSNill. of wh,ch
she had been II member for more than nitv
yeats.
Elmer Green nooli,le, age -. of Water
bury i dead OF para lvsls IN Cheshire ON
his stock farm where h" retired from New
York city twenty years ago. In 1858 he
took a position as manager in n store in
Charleston - and pd ii
the beginning OF the civil war II. Vas
in Charleston when the first gun was fired
Northern friends began to plan 10 escan.
from IN" city. They chartered a sailing
vessel and loaded u with cotton, So loosely
w"r" they Watched they made no ATTEMPT
10 run III" blockade until five DAYS Inter
ON dark night by kreping IN the shadow
Of other ships they managed 10 run the
hailed by u southern vessel The small
craft and her cargo OF cotton made III.
Journey !" london sairiy and from there
Mr DOolItlie returned 10 New Nork u,
was suiler IN N" army for some time
during the war. soon after the war MIR
sr"" became e." %f%sS =" NsM Of X" p% of
continued IN business in that city until
hs health failed.
Waller Janvirr. head of the commission
Yesterday ~ his home, go West ,0,, h street
in his sNiy-,hlrd year, He Is survived nv
his Mif", his aged mo, her a bro, her William
in Boston, and -four married sisters who
with their mother ii," AT Troy, Ohio Mr.
lanvl"r va, born IN Piuua Ohio lie
began IN This city as a salesman and later
went INTO parin"rshIp with James Ga,Ini in
the nanutaciur" of lrct extract The husi-
ncNs developed INTO the handling Of various
proprle'?rN articles, notably an English
toilet SOAP. Mr. JInNirr had lately Ercu
IN sol" charge nj the firm, Nr Gaunt ha wing
rcuret Nj. lanNicr was n mcmhnr at The
Now \orh Nh"'l' club, the v oo lmh and
~" olGmhIa Yacht tlub. ne was inter.
cStcd in horses and Was the breeder and
owner Of ~e,"ral we'll known lro,t"r- he
vas ~ one 'im" active IN the Affairs of the
National Ilors" breeders AsSoca''un
Or Hugh e. Hendry, physician, of
Newark. is dead a, his home, 80 Hnllock
street, that city His death occurred on
was born in Glasgow, scotland on No
vembcr -. $50 he was educated ~ tho
universities of Glasgow and Edinburgh nd
came 10 his country ~ the aye of y He
continued his studies in New York and in "!
was graduated FROM tho bellevue" iicspital
Medical College ne then went to Newarh
and huilt M his practice there " one
time he was police surgeon in Newark
was elected to III" li, ard of Education and
held other public offices He is survived by
his VIII" and three children,
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