New-York tribune., 1919-11-09
OBITUARY NOTES

HENRY jUsTJS RIEDEMANN. fifty
two Il ret red commercial traveller in the
wholesale glove trade. did Friday of apo-
r'eSy at 27o Madison Street. Brooklyn. He
] survived be- his wife and a son
NEHEMIAH KING. sixty-one. for many
wears representative of the Reading Hard
ware Company, Reading, Pa. died Friday at
. C-ermont Avenue Brooklyn. OF diabetes.
Of the National Butchers and Drovers' Bank
Of New York Citv He was member Of
the old Brooklyn City Guard and of Sylvan
Grove Lodge, 275. F. ahd A NJ.
NIGH AFL FRANCIS RTGAN. forty. a
retired shoe manufacturer, died Friday after
a long illness at 14S Crown Street Brook
!yn. lie is survived by his wife and two
sl7tors.
WILLIAM F. KuTz1NG. sixty. real
oe ter died at s. Crystal Street.
Brooklyn. Friday.
.o,1a THOMAS ..s I h.. FITzsINMoNs; '5 seventy
1873 Six'y-ninih street. Brcoldyn lie is
survived by three daughters and two sons.
LllELI gWlNKJ.E. n teacher
schools at Linden. n. J. died Thurs
cav ~ ttt neral H. pi,al. Eliza
teth, Of anpendieits She was graduate
og Newark Norma School
MRS AMANDA f. CASE. seventy.
mother of State senator Clarence F. Case. OF
New Jorseg died Thursday after week =
illness at somerv.le n. J.
GEORGE 3. COLE. sixty-eight. formerly
Sheriff o. Warren County. y. j.. died Fri
day afternoon Of typhoid fever He Is sur
vised b. his wife. two daughters and four
sons.
CAPTAIN SAMUEL C PECK. eighty
seven veteran o. the Civil War died yes
terday after a long illness at Plainield n ]
NAPOLEON FOURNIER. 6fty-two. su-
pe~intendent Of department. Of the Wright
attn Airoraft Company. Of New Bruins
rs~..t
IT. wa member Of the New Brunswick K
Lodge of Eiks.
THOMAS J. FITZPATRICK. pioneer
real estate dealer Of the. Inwood and DycA-
man sections died et 32o Convent Avenue
80 RAY. after brief Illness. He was one
OF tie first members Of the New York Ath-
.ele cluo. The body taken 10 the
Campbell Funeral Church.
MRS. GENEVlEyE d sEARLEs, forty
wife OF 5. W Searles president OF the Para
Crude on Refining Company. died Yesterday
she was horn in New Canaan. Conn de-
cendant of the Scribner family there The
hody was taken 20 the Campbell Funeral
Church q I'd viii be sent to Ossining y Y,
for burial.
MRS. EMILY H. BETS. seventy-six.
widow Of the Rev. Beverly r. Belts. died
yes erday at her nome In Jamaica Her hus-
bant was for many years librarian of Co,urn-
bia University She is survived by a sister
and brother.
WILLIAM J. SALMON. hfty-fve. presi-
cent Of the Jamaica l. IL Veteran voiun-
teer Fireme n. Association, died Thursday
in St Mary Hospital Jamaica lie was
an Inspector in the Department of Highways
Of Queen and deyooes much of his tim 10
war activities. lie Is survived by two sons
an four daughter.
MRS. EMMA LOUISE DoMINICK. wife
of Geor9e +. Dominick 10 dead at her home
81 East flf.y-seventh Street She va. one
of
wieh Conn. going there in 1873 She was
= mela.er ct the Colonial Danes New
York sides her husband she is survived
by three sons.
ALFRED ERNEST WAGNER thirty
three, Aev YORK furrier. died suddenly Of
cerebral hsmorrhag- Friday night at his
home IN New Rochelle lie was associated
"iih ms father. Otto Wagner, in the far
business
MRS BAY E GRAY. wife Of Vernon C
Gray, secretary of the Royal Baking Powder
Company Is dead after abort ilinesa. She