New-York tribune., 1919-04-09
OBITUARY NOTES

.sENORA DE MARQUEE BUSTILLIOs.
wife OF the Provisional President of Vene-
AueIa died Saturday at Caracas, the capital
of Venezuela.
MONSIGNOR EMILE ROY, ffty-nine.
vicar general of the Roman Catholic Arcb
diocese Of Montreal, Canada, died in Atlantic
LArcadie Quebec a.
LEWIS CARMAN, seventy-hve who
served served in the Civil War with the lst New
Tsdsey Hlns Llght Artillery died at his home, in
fforty,-seven, is dead at 26lA Monroe Street
brooklyn, after long illness. He was
graduated graduated from the Long Island Medical
College and served on the staff of the Bush
wick Hospital
FRANCIS ARMSTRONG MIDDLEDITCH.
twenty, Il graduate of Princeton University
VINO served at Brest. France with the Amer
loSis. ~
JOHN B. Dryden, OF Newark. N T.
superintendent of the investigation depart
ment OF tho Prudential Life Insurance Com
pany. died yesterday of heart disease at
FRANCES H. KNAAcK. twenty-five, died
Monday at her home. So2 Nassau Avenue
FRANCES MARGARET sECoR TOWNS
END, eighty-nine, widow OF Richard G..
townsend. died of pneumonia mt the home of
her ne daughter. Mrs; Richard Z. Freuer, at
lSrOOIxlVN
AARON DAVID RHEAD. sixty-fve for-
mIerly superintendent of the Park Avenue
Hotel. is dead of heart trouble
ROBERT PIIILLlPS, hfty-thrce. two Of
whose sons are in the British army In
France. died Monday of pneumonia at 14SS
Flntbush Avenue. Brooklyn
ARTHUR FRIEDRICH. fifty-two. u MEM
ber of the Amagamated Iithopranh,rs nT
America Columbia Lodge of Odd Fellows and nd
the Semeniieder Benevolent Society is dend
Of pneumonia.
oe DON (. NJ. NIcKERSsoN. thirty-fve, teacher
9t o.. ,matnematlcs at the high school in Glen
Ridge, N. j., died Monday. He was an honor
graduate of Obcrlin College
DANIEL hlNG. eighty, II retired retail
drygoods merchant of New Brunswick. N. J..
died yesterday as a result of the shock caused
by the recent death of his wife. He was
one of the first officers of the New Bruins
wick Board of Trade.
ERNEST TOWLE. n lawyer. formerly NJ
New York, son of Henry and Justine De De-
CipIet Towle. died yesterday at New Bruins
BISHOP ]. EDMoNDs. president of the
rarst M National Bank of National City, Cal,
and member Of the Common Council Of
New Brunswick. NJ j.. died yesterday at his
home in Chulavista. Cal ''''
JOHN j. GOWEN, superintendent OF the
OF pneumonia yesterday at New Brunswick.
JOHN RYAN. fifty-seven, who represented
the ne Coney Island district in the Board of
served two terms in the Board Of Aldermen
and was its Democratic leader last wear. He
was as born in Gina Itinerary, ireland
WILl-lAM C. CHAFFEE, fifty-eight, lead
died sunday after an illness of three weeks.
, MARY II. KIRBY. forty-eight. died Mon
day y,1 N r. East Orange; nGe;,ly n J,
Miss Mabel Merrell, 1874 Bellevue Avenue'
unper Montclair. N. j.
WILLIAM KILL. sixty nine. formerly n
in Cleveland Ohio
RUDOLPH G. BURKARD, thirty-eight an
electrician employed by the Pennsylvania
Railroad, is dead in Jersey CITY.
THE REV. CARL f. HYDSTROM. fftv-
four pastor of the Swedish Methodist Epis-
copal Church of Mount Vernon. N Y. died
yesterday.
ENSIGN DONALD T. WALKER tvon+v
one, the son Of Mrs. Edmund H. Walker. Of
East Orange. N. j., died Monday night in
the Naval Hospital at Key West, Fla. His
leg was badly fractured last Tuesday, when
ne @ and another avintor fell into Miami Bay
while testing a new seaplane. He was a
freshman ut Yale when he enlisted
HAROLD JIMESON MARSH. tventy-four.
son OF George A. Marsh. is dead in North
Stand Aircraft Corporation.
ALICE CULT fifty-one. formerly an act
ress in Philadelphia stock company and
later associated with the Fox Film Corpora
.toIi, .oI uIeu oi apople%y yesterday at "a West
10th Street. Her mother Clara Reed was
the first to plny Little Eva in the NAV
Uncle Toms Cabin '
JULIUS VOSEN, for more than thirty
years chef of Bellevue Hospital died yes
terday at his home. 800 Rhneander Ave
nue.. The Bronx. Statisticians estimate that
Vosen served G5, 700 900 meals to patients
and employees Of the hospital
COLONEL ROBERT ANDREWS, eighty
four. formerly president of the Safety Cnr
heating and Lighting Company. of Man
hattnn, il dead at his home n East Orange
N. j., where ne lived for thirty yeara Dur
ing the Civil War he servel in the I'd Regi-
mcnt Delaware Volunteers
Aida STOUT WAII.ING. wife Of Po-
ASs SdsStain Edward s. Walling. Of the