The evening world., 1912-03-27
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John ARBUCKLE,
MILLIONAIRE,
BROOKLYN
fqffee Importer and Rival of
Sugar Trust Had Been III
Only -Four Days.
BURIAL IN PITTSBURGH.
Nephew, Who Was His Part
i,er, Says Great Business
Win Be Continued.
IN PITTSBURGH.

John Arouckle. the multi-miliionair1
Sbffcs importer and sugar mill owner
md discerning phiianthropist. died to.
by IT his home. No. 3i5 Clinton ave.
que. Brooklyn. lie was seventy.fodr
yeaes old.
sMr. Arbuckle had been III only four
(Ays and although his rugged health
Nd shown signs Of breaking his death
vAs unexpected. He had had q nurse
constant attendance. At 1 o'clock
II. to-day she saw signs OF failing
80 kilograms were hurriedly sen. 20 Mr..
Afbuckle's relatives in Pittsburgh to
denIe at once. Or. John McCofkle. Mr..
Nf~buckle's physician, was also sum-
tSoned. When the doctor arrived his
14uent was In such a condition hat he
4iied to respond to the heart stimu-
1Ents. administered and at $50 o'clock
-. Arbuckle died.
TAT his bedside were his two sisters,
Mrs. Robert Jameson and Miss Chris
tina Arbuckle; his nieces. Miss Martha
Jameson n Miss Margaret Jameson:
his nephews. Charles A.. Jameson and
William a. Jameson. who was his part
ne-. and Mrs. william A. Jameson.
oo0Y WILL be TAKEN TO PITTS
euRoH FOR BURIAL.
1.-THE funeral services will be held at
Mrs. Arbuckle's home at 2:3O o'clock
Tomorrow afternoon. DR.. Newell
Dwight Hills, Of Piymouth. Church.
conducting them. The body will then
y taken to Pittsburgh for interment In
The family plot An Allegheny Csmstery.
NMr. william A. Jameson said that In
accordance with Mr.. Arbuckle's wish,
he business would be carried on Just
= II the senior member Of ting frm
bad not died.
Eft had always been John Arbuckie's
Jesire to die In harness. He had rev.
ssai times said that he would do 20
and 80 It happened. He was IN Ms
New York once. At Old Slip and Water
street. as date as last Friday. anl
spent nearly tive hourS/ there, attending
y his many lnteresty He said he did
not feel very we'll. byf t. no one to whom
10 spoke did he convey any idea that
no was very III.
TO say that Mr.. Arbuckle was worth
many. many millions Is the nearest one
dAn come to an estimate OF his vast
roches. His nephew. William A. jane
son. said to-day he could make no state
rnont Of his uncle's estate. Mr.. Ar
hockls. as the head OF the firm OF Ar
bockle Brothers, with extensive coffee
aod sugar mills at the waters edge In
Williamsburg, had sufficient money to
nght the Sugar Trust to a standardized
least until II was willing to accept the
Arbuckle Brothers as competitors 1t
cAuld not conquer. He even forced the
trust into going into the coffee roasting
doslness.
a4oTED A. PHiLANTHRoPisr AZ
WELL As MILLIONAIRE.
John Arbuckle was as notable In his
IAilanthropies as In his business affairs
hat he was q philanthropist was be-
sDoken In his appearance. In the kindly
f6ce. the gentle gray eyes and the scraE.
~. venerable beard. He was a bis
MIN. heavy of frame. and his rough
o1Dtch tweeds. which he wore practically
dtWays. ave him a simplicity Of ap'
uoArancs which was really his.
Anything In the nature Of being o.
hqbGftt to mankind appeaed to him. and
~ charities were boundiess. Ono Of
~ notabie phdlanthropies was the en-
3oynsnt Of three vesseis-the full.rigget
alp jacob Stamler. the twtnscrow shL
John Whe. INC the yacht 0itana, ~
fDoattng hotels for those Of seenAel