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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-28
R. WALDO'S MOTHER
DIES AFTER STROKE
End Comes at Hotel Netherland
Son and Wife
Abroad.
S2,OOO,00O LEFT TO HER
Much Of Wealth Believed Lost
in Building Two
Houses Here.

Mrs. Gertrude Rhinelander Waldo.
mother OF ex-Police Commissioner Rhine
lander Waldo and a member Of a dis
unguished New York family, died at the
Hotel Netherland yesterday after an Ill
ness Of five days. Mrs. Waldo was
stricken with apoplexy last Friday. She
was 10 years old.
The former Police Commissioner ia
abroad with his wife. and although word
was sent TO him by cable OF his mothers
Illness he will be unable to reach this
country In time for the funeral, which will
be held on Friday or Saturday. The ser
vices Will be private and burial will be
made in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery, larry
town.
Mrs Waldo. as member of the Rhine
lander family, inherited fortune eeti-
mated at s2,000.000. but friends yester-
day expressed the fear that little IL any
OF II II left She married Francis Waldo
In 1875 and he died soon afterward
Rhinelander Waldo is her only child.
Mrs. Waldo exhausted the greater part
OF her fortune on two houses at Madison
avenue and Seventy-second street. The
one on the southeast corner was designed
for her own occupancy and the smaller
one next TO It was for her son. Both
houses remained unoccupied as long as
she owned them.
The house she intended for her own
use Is an elaborate affair designed after
chateau which caught her fancy
abroad but which was finished according
to her own ideas. There are enormous
halls and galleries a great banquet room,
ballroom. swimming pool. billiard room
ana all modern convenlences. except that
there were only two servants rooms in
the place and no place at all for men
servants.
III
to the roof which was an enormous glass
dome. One OF the few times the house
was ever opened while she owned II was
when the snow crushed the dome and
damaged the interior OF the place.
Mrs. Waldo lived for almost twenty
years with her sister. Miss L. v. Rhine
lander, across the street, but would not
live In her own home. She often tried to
sell both properties, but refused TO sign
the deeds at the last moment. one buyer
who had already signed an agreement
to buy was turned away because she did
not like his looks.
The houses remained untenanted until
they were sold on foreclosure three years
ago. II Is said they cost the builder
approximately s1.000.000 in all. Deficiency
jr/sments on record from these sales.
as we'll as other Judgments. will take the
remnants of Mrs. Waldo's wealth, It Is
believed.
Former Commissioner Waldo and his
mother lived apart after his service with
| the army In the Philippines. When ne
| was 80 years old he inherited a small
| estate from an aunt.
| Mrs. Waldo was a woman OF forceful
manner and some unusual views. She had
| no hesitation in declaring her opinions
on woman's dress. art. music and society
| She threatened several times to qui,
| America because OF the annoyance which
| she said she had suffered by reason of her
sons political and ONCE holding career.
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DIED..

Tuesday. May rs. 1914
at Garrison. n. Y, Margaret Elmen-
dorf daughter of Frances C. and Hugh
Auchincloss, aged months.
Interment at Garrison, on Thursday.
Funeral private.
coGGIII--On the 27th day OF May. In
the seventy ninth year OF her age. at
her residence, eos West Fifty-sixth
street. Anne Atkinson Coggill. daughter
OF the late Henry Coggill and Anne
Eudora West.
Funeral services will be held at her late
residence Friday, May 20. at 10 A. NJ
pAY.-On December 20. 1918, at Florence.
Italy. Melville c. Day
Services OF interment will be held at the
chapel Greenwood Cemetery, on Friday.
May 49, at II o'clock A. NJ. Friends
are respectfully invited to attend
FLICKER-Robert NJ. Flicker. on wednss-
day morning. after lingering illness.
Funeral service Thursday evening. Inter
ment private.
FORESTER Montclair, N. J.. on wednss-
day, May 81. 1914 Louis II. Forster
aged As, beloved husband OF Sallis 8.
Forester.
Funeral services at his late residence, II
Franklin place. Montclair. Friday eve
ming May 20. at o'clock. Interment
at convenience of family.
GRANT-Annie Elizabeth stickney Grant
- IN
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,,,'s.s =, ,h. A.o.n.,on
E,,,h ay.rua ana Tenth street, Friday
ua', 90 n, IN In,srment AZ
Ear.., mn cau.,srv po.,on SATURDAY
"a NJ
,or,, e,,a.,,v a, r,..d.y Nav ~
t.,o.,,ah -, area 70 war,
r,,n.,aI ,s,yIcs AZ his late residence $40
Ea,hrsh averus RrookIvn, Friday. NAV
90 at 2:sO o'clock
uAcrNrosu -Nabsl l. nes rhurber. be-
,oy.a VII. az waiter Leaman suddenly.
"wednesday Nav 81 Mt her rexidencs.
ans rourtaentb av.nue Rrooklyn
No,,o. n, funeral hereaf,er
49,, -. c,,.., .,,,.,v -, Ma
81 Is,4
rnnsroi .srvioes will bs be,d IN FRIDAY.
Ma 90 NJ p NJ AZ nj. brothsrs
re.ia.pra 647 Riverside Drive anar.-
m.ntiD
uu,,arv orasr n, tho Laval I.yion. Conn
nand.,v NJ IN. state Of New york
Commented charles r. Napl. chi.f
Engineer. u 8, n tretired), died May
osth 1914 Fun.raI Friday 10 A NJ
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MRS. MARCY TAGGART
WEEDS G. E. WILLIAMS
Ceremony Takes Place at Noon
in Church Of the Trans
figuration.
RECEPTION AT ST. REGIS
Couple Go TO a Camp in the Adj
rondacks for Their
Honeymoon.

I've wedding Of Mrs. Marcy Taggart
10 Clarence L. Williams of orange. y. j..
took place at noon yesterday In the
church OF the TRANSPORTATION. the Rev.
georgo G Is,ughtou. rector OF the church.
ps-fornng the ceremony
The bride, who was given away By her
r,'h,r. wore costume OF white chiffon
trimmed with black and white lace and
carried a bouquet OF mauve orchids and
MES ~ the valley. Her hat was n nat
prt color Lcghorn trimmed with black
and white satin ribbon. Her daughter
Miss Lydia Marcy Taggart was the maid
q, honor. ana Frank I. Williams was his
brothers best man.
Immediately after the ceremony there
Vas a reception and wedding breakfast at
the 81 Regis.
Among the guests were Mrs. H. VI.
Williams Mrs J, II. Jenkins. NJ. c. Will
ANS. Mrs n. y. Jones. Mr.. and Mrs.
g. = Jones, Mrs j. l.. Knox, Mrs. T.. j.
Perr9st. B \ Jones. Miss NJ. Williams.
William White. Richard Buck, Mr.. and
Mrs r H. Eckfeldt. Mrs. W. IL. Will
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-28
Com bs-Conover.

AsBuRY PARK, N. j.. May 27.--Miss
Eva +. Conover. daughter OF Mrs Cath
e-ine p. Conover OF Villa Park, was mar
ried at noon to-day to Lewis w. Combs
OF West Belmar in the Como Methodist
Protestant Church by the pastor, the Rev.
Walter s. Dunn. The couple left for a
honeymoon trip and later will make their
home at West Belmar. The bride is the
organist at the Como Methodist Protestant
church, assistant superintendent OF the
Sunday school ana president OF the
Friendly Bible class. The bridegroom
Is the president OF the Christian Endeavor
Society OF the Same church and leader
OF the choir.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-28
Hra,i--ApplclOn.

Mss Helen Lincoln Appleton, daugh-
yer Of Mr.. and Mrs, r, Ross Appleton OF
NiooNyn, and Charles Read OF Man
NATHAN, son Of Mr.. and Mrs, Charles ~.
read % Boston, We're married yesterday
afternoon at the home of the brides
parents, LAG Joralemon street. Tho cere-
nom vas performed by the Rev j. How
and Lathrop Of the First Unitarian
'Alr.h \ reception and dance followed.
Mss Marie Elizabeth Appleton, the
brides sister was the maid OF honor.
norman Read brother Of the BRIDE
groom, vas the best man The bride
was gowned In white chiffon velvet
ummed with pearls and wore veil Of
"hIr net edged with pearls She car
red white roses and was married. be-
meath bower Of npplr blossoms. The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-28
Daniel y. McI.Iroy.

Daniel s. McElroy. tax commissioner
during the administration OF the late
Mayor Gaynor. and a prominent real es-
his home In Irvlngton-on- Hudson after
n long illness. He was In his sixty-third
year and had retired from active business.
Mr.. McElroy was born In New York
and made his home in the city until re-
Gently. He took deep interest in poll
tics and was elected to the Assembly In
1852. He was a member of the New
York Club, the Automobile Club of Am
erica, and the Ardsley Club OF Ardsley-
on-Hudson. His widow. Mrs. Linda T..
McElroy: three sons. Daniel s., Jr., George
L., and Arthur l.. McElroy. and a daugh-
ter, Miss Mary A. McElroy, survive.
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EX-vICEROY's JAR BRINGS $50.
Interesting Sale of Chinese Curios
at Anderson Galleries.

The FIRST days sale OF collection OF
Chinese curios consigned by William l..
Richard of Shanghai. China, totalled
l.1S0.60 at the Anderson Galleries last
night. The porcelains. tades. crystals,
lacquers, bronzes and embroideries sold
last night were formerly the property OF
Soy Tseng. ex-Viceroy OF Wuchang. a
we'll known connoisseur and collector.
A covered jar OF pink jade brought 500
the highest price of the evening. Charles
w. Hayden got It. II is OF fiattened urn
shape the sides carved with flowers and
leaves, the cover surmounted by n Dog
Foo. A pink crystal covered vase. with
elephant head ring handles. went to c.
Mossat for SIS. The third highest price.
$50, was paid by A r. Jessen for white
crystal ornament shaped as n covered
vase set in interlacing branches.
The sale will continue this afternoon
and tonight.
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SON BORN TO THE ToUCHARDs.
He VIII he Christened Gustave for
His Father.

Congratulations are being received by
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustave F. Touchard on the
birth of n son on Sunday at the home
Of Mrs. Toucharrs parents, Mr., and Mrs
Jabish Holmes, los East Seventy eighth
street. Mrs. Tou ,hard was Miss Emeline
w. Holmes. The boy will be christened
Touchard, Jr
Mr.. and Mrs. Holmes and their son-in-
law and daughter will go to Davenports
Neck, New Rochelle, In few weeks for
the summer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-28
7,949 ANIMALS AIDED IN 1918.
women's League Makes Annual Re-
port on It's Good Work.

What the New York Women's League
for Animals has done to make life easier
for the work horse and the city's four
footed Inhabitants in general is It'd in an
attractive booklet issued yesterday con-
taining the socety's annual report
Mrs. James Speyer, president OF the
society, reviews Its activities In 1913. Her
report Is illustrated by many pictures or
the work horse parade. the new free hos
pital and dispensary for animals at $50
Lafayette street and portraits OF four
footed medal winners The report shows
that the society treated $3.50 horses ana
7,e49 animals OF all kinds last year and
that It has aided 2s,609 suffering animals
In the last four years.
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FUNERAL OF JACOB RIIS TODAY.
Services VIII He Held mt Summer
Residence at Barre, Mass.

BARRE, Mass, May 27.-Edward Riis of
New York, son of the late Jacob A. Riis.
announced to-day that the funeral ser
vices fc' his father would be held at the
summer residence here at o'clock to-
morrow afternoon, and would be private
The Rev. Endicott Peabody. headmaster
OF the Groton School, will conduct the
services and the burial will be In the vii
lage cemetery whore the mother OF Mr..
Riis lies. A request was made by the
family that no floral tributes be sent
Recently Mr.. Riis expressed the wish
that In event OF his death the money
which would ordinarily be expended In
tho purchase OF flowers be devoted 10
humanitarian purposes
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MILITARY FETE FOR TO-DAY.
Governors Island Programme In
cIudes Tea, Music and Drills.

This Is the day when the women rule
Governors Island All afternoon the Of
ficers' wives will be in charge OF the
annual lawn party on the island under
the auspices of the Army Relief Society.
Bands will play. tea will be served. the
Seventh Regiment, ~. @. ". Y, will drill.
and there will be n military supper and
probably dancing in the evening.
During the military maneuvres OF the
afternoon Ralph NJ. Brown will circle
over the island In his Thomas flying
boat. He will start from Dobbs Ferry
and return without landing. His only
passenger will be Col. Theodore H.
Bridgeman of the First Provisional Aero
Squadron, who will drop n half dozen
blank bombs from the machine. Secre-
tary OF War and Mrs. Garrison have ac-
cepted invitations TO be present
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-28
MOTOR SOCIETY MAKES RUN.
Robert GoeIet Entcrtains Party NJ
His Country Home.

GOSHEN, y. Y. May 27.--The Motor
Car Touring Society OF New York City
made It's opening run OF the season to
Robert Goelet's place at Glenmere. Ave
miles from here where the members
passed the day as the guests OF Mr..
Goelet This evening the party, number
ing thlrty-five, was entertained by 'ir.
Goelet at the Goshen Inn. where dinner
was served at $40 o'clock. followed by a
dance.
Among those present were Hermann Oel-
richs, John r. Townsend. A. Eugene GAL
latin. Percy r. Pyne Cd. Roger Winthrop,
Newton Rae. r. w. Kendell. William
waldman. Miss Margaret steward. Miss
Mrs Joseph Stevens. Mr.. and Mrs. Alton
waldman, Miss Margaret Stewart. Miss
katherine Steward and Miss Elizabeth
Burrill.
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ELKS NIGHT AT THE HARRIS.
Brothers of No. 1 to See "The Chris
tiano Pictures.

This has been designated as Elks night
at the Harris Theatre and New York
Lodge No. will attend the Aim version
OF Hall Gaines superb love story, THE
Christian" in eight parts and three acts.
which f. w. Lynch. a brother Elk from
Worcester. Mass. is presenting at the
Harris.
Among those present will be Philip
Bloch, exalted ruler: Edward Leech.
grand exalted ruler. DR.. William c. Mil
Ter. esteemed leading knight Robert A.
Reilly. esteemed loyal knight; James w.
Carroll. secretary; James II. Troy, treas
urer: William T. Phillips, trustee; Maui
rice Deiches. trustee Clayton J. Herr
nance, organist, and George ]. Hopkins
esquire.
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AMERICANA SALE CONTINUES.
Losing Auction at Anderson Gal.
Ieries Nets 1920 for the Day.

The sale OF Americana from the library
of the late Benson J. LOSING the his
torian. was continued yesterday at the
Anderson Galleries. The lot consisted OF
letters documents and pamphlets of the
Revolution. the War OF 1912. and the civil
war. The days sale brought $l,2+630
manuscript volume entitled Memo
randa OF Occurrences &C. connected with
the Campaign OF Niagara" in the War
OF 1912, brought the highest price, 500.
1t was bought by q. ID. Smith. IL II Is
not an original It is copied from Jour-
nal kept by Gen. Jacob Brown.
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1881. and after graduating from Annapolis
served under Admiral Farragut
He was member Of the frst Greedy ex-
petition In 1883, and was incapacitated for
some time from injuries he received in the
Arctic. Later be went to China for the
Government and In 1894 retired from the
naval service.
He leaves a WIFE. n son and three
daughters Military mass viii he ceie-
brated In his honor In st. Ambrose Church.
Dekalb and Tompklns avenues. Brooklyn.
tomorrow morning Burial will be made
In Calvary Cemetery
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MARRIED.

TAPPIN-LEE.--on May 81, 19li. at the
residence OF the bride, Argyle Park.
Babylon. L. l., by the Rev. A. II. She
lander, Flora Cory Lee TO Charles Lam
burn Tappin.
On May 81, at the
Church OF the TRANSPORTATION. by the
Rev DR.. Houghton. Clarence Eugene
Williams to Annie Marcy Taggart.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-28
THE RT. REV. CHARLES sCADDING
Episcopal Bishop of Oregon once
Was Assistant Rector Here.

PORTLAND, Ore. May 27.---The Rlgh,
Rev. Charles Scaddng. Episcopal Bishop
OF Oregon. died to-day at his homo here
of pleuro-pneumonia.
Bishop Scadding was born in Toronto.
Canada, in 1861. He was graduated from
Trinity College, Toronto. in 1885. lie
served as assistant pastor of st. Georges
Church, New York. from 1856 10 1890. He
was rector of Christ Church of Middle
town. ". Y, in 1891. and was consecrated
Bishop OF Oregon in 1906
Bishop Scadding was lecturer for the
London Society for the Propagation of the
Gospel and wrote several books and many
tracts.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-28
baroness Here to Sing.

The Baroness Slgne Won Rape daugh-
ter of the Baron Axel Won Rape. Min
lister Of War OF Sweden, and member OF
the Royal Opera in Stockholm, arrived
yesterday by the Holland-America steam
ship Potsdam. She will appear under the
direction Of NJ. II. Hansen at the National
Swedish Saengerfest in Minneapolis or
June S as the leading soloist.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-28

George u. Wagstan. who will marry
Miss Mary Cutting Cumnock, daughter OF
Mr and Mrs. Arthur j. Cumnock. in st.
feoTges Church. Stuyvesant Square, on
Tie afternoon of June 4. gave his
bachelor dinner last night ut the Union
Cub Among his guests were David
Nagstan, Samuel j. Wagstaff. Mckim
Rollins, George g. Bourne. Albert II.
HOFFMAN, Edward f. Hutton, Courtlandt
Dixon Moss, COurtlandt Dixon, Louis A.
Shaw, John w. Cutler. Elliot C. Cowdln
~ Arthur II. Jones, Evelyn Irving and
Frederick T, Frelinghuysen.
Another bachelor dinner given last
night was that of Ernest Reed Hudson
VINO will marry Miss Beatrice Raymond,
daughter Of Mrs, James Raymond. on
June :. lie entertained his guests at Del
moncos and afterward took them TO the
hs'or Theatre to see THE Beauty Shop
Among the guests were J. Robert Coffin,
quentin f. Fetner. Angler Duke. Doug
Ids Glpbon, Turner Morehead. Frank
raymond, James Hyde and J. Ford John
con.
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HAMILTON. Bermuda. May 27.-Tem-
perature, 72 partly cloudy
AsBuRY PARK, May "7.-Temperature,
10.
OLD POINT, May 27.--Temperature. 90;
clear.
ATLANTIC CITY, May 27.-Temperature.
rs.
AsHEvILLl, ~ c.. May 27,-rempera-
ture. SO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-28

The board of managers of the New York
Association for Improving the Condition
OF the Poor appointed a committee headed
by Commissioner of Charities John A.
kingsbury to urge the change of Tela-
wana Park. at Rockaway. bought for the
city through the efforts OF tho associa-
ton. to the Jacob A. Riis Park
Col. Roosevelt Endorsed this movement,
saying that he could think OF no more fit
ting tribute to Mr. Rlis's memory Mr.
Riis had worked for the Sea side Hospital
since 1905.
The board also adopted resolutions
praising Mr.. Riis's services 10 the associa-
ton and his assistance in establishing and
supporting the hospital.
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Mrs. Annie sticlxney Grant.

Mrs. AMMO Elizabeth Stickney Grant,
mother OF the Rev. Percy Stlclkney Grant,
rector OF the Church OF the Ascension,
Fifth avenue and Tenth street, died yes
terday morning at her sons country home
in Bedford Hills. Westchcster county She
was 81 years old. She was born In Bos-
ton and was the widow OF stephen Mason
Grant. The funeral will be held at the
Church OF the Ascension Friday morning
at 10 o'clock. Burial will be made at
Boston.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-28
Tappnn--Lcc.

BABYLON. L. l.. May 27.--Mrs. Flora
Lee. daughter OF the late Charles c.
Roberts Of Philadelphia, and Charles
Lamburn Tappin were married hero to-
day at the home OF the bride In Argyle
Park. Only the immediate families
OF the bride and bridegroom were present.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-28
Bnsseft-Nartck.

YoNKERs, n. Y. May 27---Niss Rather
inc Romeyn varick. n daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs Theodore r. varlck. was mar
ried at the home OF her parents on Park
HI tonight to William. yA'ning Bas-
sett Of New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-28
J. w. Gates's Nephew Left sIO5. 900

CHICAGO, May 27.-The appraisal OF
the estate OF Henry Rockwell Baker OF
ST. Charles. nephew of the late John
W. Gates. filed here to-day, shows that
the estate consists of 100000 In per-
sonal property and $4,000 in real estate.
His widow will receive the personal prop
erty and half the real estate.
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william l.. smith.

william l.. Smith, for more than thir-
ty-three years confidential man OF tho
firm OF c. c. Shayne a Co. died Tues
day night at his home, "a Putnam ave-
nue.. Brooklyn. He was born at New
Hamburg. Duchess county, New York.
in 1874, and began active life as school
teacher in his native town. He later
entered the hat business at Poughkeepsie.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-28

Mrs Cornelius NJ. Garrison of $50 Park
s'tnu" has announced the engagement OF
nrr daughter. Miss Eulalla Garrison, to
Ernest \ BEolOw, Jr. Miss Garrison
j Il niece II Col. Robert NJ. Thompson,
WIN whom she made a trip to the Olym-
pc games IN Stockholm in 1912.
Mr., Bigslow Ii n son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest y Bgelow OF 100 East Fifty
.Nlh street No day has been arranged
Tor the wedding.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-28
Mrs. Castles Condition Good.

Mrs. Vernon Castle the dancer. was
resting comfortably last night at the
Womans Hospital, l4l West 109th street.
where she was operated upon Tuesday
morning by Or. Boiling Lee Of 50 West
Fifty-ninth street for appendicitis.
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decorations were apple blossoms through
out. symbolic OF the family name.
The young couple will pass the sum-
mer In Newport They will maze their
home here
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-28
Blandy-Amies.

WASHINGTON, May 27.-Mlss Robert
Amies, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
q. Amies, and Ensign William ii. Purnell
Blandy. U. g. N, were married thie eve
ming in All Souls Unitarian Church.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-28
DR.. J. E. STUBS.
President of the University o
Nevada Stricken Suddenly,

RENO, May 27.-Dr Joseph Edward
Stubbs. president Of the University OF
Nevada, died suddenly OF heart disease at
S AS o'clock this morning in his home as
he was about to go TO his office. His
wife. daughter and physician were pres
ent
Since his return from New York a few
days ago DR.. Stubbs had complained OF
indigestion. On Wednesday next he was
TO have officially announced his resigna-
ton as president after twenty years SER
vice and to have announced important
matters in connection with the university,
All commencement activities at the uni
versity are suspended.
A message OF sympathy from Clarence
II. Mackay was received by the family
tonight The funeral probably will be
held Friday and the interment will be at
Ashland, Ohio.
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LIEUT.. COMMANDER G. F. NAGLE.
Retired Navy Omcer of Distin-
guishcd Career Dies.

Lieutenant Commander Charles +.
Nagle U. s. N. retired. who had a dis
tngushed career in the navy. died on
Tuesday at his home. $40 Greene avenue,
Brooklyn He was born in Brooklyn in
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-28
Joseph Edward stubhs was a dlst

Joseph Edward Stubs was a distin
guished educator and minister. He waJ
born at Ashland. Ohio. March 10. 1850
He was graduated from Ohio Wesleyan
University in 1878 and from Drew Theo-
logical Seminary In 1875. He entered the
Methodist ministry a year before his
graduation.
His life was spent as an educator and
In 1886 he became president OF Baldwin
University at Berea, Ohio. going from
there to the presidency of the University
OF Nevada in 1894. which position he
held at his death. He was a delegate -
all the great religious conventions and q
permanent member of the American Com
mission for the Study Of Agriculture. Az
ricultural Finance, Production. Distribu-
tlon and Rural Life. He was married and
is survived by two sons and two daugh-
tiers.