New-York tribune., 1919-04-11
OBITUARY NOTES

CHARLES A. ENNIS, twenty three. for
merly reporter for the New York City
News Association, was killed in action on
August y, 1918. He was member Of the
goth Infantry. viz
', JOSEPH M. TORPEY. fifty-eight, of Ss5
fort Washington Avenue. died yesterday az
result OF an injury to his skull inflicted
last Monday. when he slipped and fell on the
sidewalk near his home. He was a former
alderman and a member of the Tammany
Hall General Committee and the Mohawk
Democratic Club.
MARSHALL TEN BROCK DAVIDSON.
elghty-two, manufacturer OF steam pumps
is dead at his home, 10S St James Place
Brooklyn 'e' 'Aoe'
ALEXANDER CoCHRANE. seventy-nine.
a director of the American Telephone and
Telegraph Company, died unexpectedly at
his home in Boston yesterday. He was n
director of several railroad companies and
was at one time president of the Manufact-
urln9 Chemists Association of the United
States.
JOHN J. EGAN. fifty-fve a building con-
tractor of Jersey City. died yesterday
MRS. CHRISTINE ROSE MINTO JOHN
SON' mother of Mrs. I. l.. C. Gooding of
treal, Canada
MAJOR JAMES M. WATSON. SEVENTY
eight, former commander of the New York
state Encampment. G. A. r.. died Wednes-
Gis;, Gay IN Wa WBnehamton; N Y: He fought in the
York Volunteers and was commander of
WatrOus Post Binghamton
MRS. DELLA GIBSON. seventy-fve
mother OF Billy Gibson, fight promoter and
MANAGE manager OF Of Benny Leonard. lightweight
champion of the world. died yesterday at her
home. 1888 Forest Avenue, The Bronx. Gib
/ son broke off tour of the Pacific Coast
when ne heard of his mothers illness, and
was at the bedside.
n. j.. who participated in many bowling
contests through the United States, is dead.
lie was a member of the Independent Order
of Foresters. the Okolona Boat Club and the
Painters Union
THOMAS EDGE. father-in-law of Charles
laune, truant officer of West Hoboken
n. j.. died Wednesday.
MAUDE V. JAMES. twenty is dead al
her residence, q Woodbne Street, Brooklyn.
CAPTAIN WALTER L. GERARD. sew
OF the Union Ferry Company died Tuesday
Of apoplexy. Funeral services were con-
Quoted last evening by the Rev. DR.. John H.
Church. Brooklyn.
FRANK ROHMAN, sixty-six Of 4s Ralph
Avenue Brooklyn. died of heart disease early
yesterday morning while bidding goodby to
ms wounded son. Private Charles Rohman
in Debarketion Hospital No. &. Grand Cen
trail Terminal
MARTIN HUGHES. eighty. vino was
wonnde,i IN hstrle in the second year of the
Civil War, died Wednesday, az hia homo in
Newton. n. ].
SIMON STINER, eigHty-four. a retired
wholeoale dealer in oysters and member
of the Exempt and Volunteer Fremen's as
socations. is dead at his home. 41oa Sixth
Avenue. Brooklyn.
JAMES REr.ErsOr;, ffty-airht. died
"Wednesday Il. $50 Bedford Avenue. Brook
lyn.
MADELINE SpnINGER scvcnty-eisht
wife OF .'ola NJ. Syringe cigarmaker. Is
dead III bo3 Greene Avenue Brooklyn.
traci,'r Nd builder. is dead after an opera
ton IN Muhlcnberg Hospital, Pai,.feld N ]
He was member OF the Elks. Red Men and
tls Sons OF ~. George.
II ErEf- WILLIAMS. ffty-ninc. farmer
Of Wnrreni'cla y. j. died Wednesday in
North pilnnied, \. j.
rtFNATe N9li ROGERS. thirty-one.
304th Field ArtilA,ry. 18th Division. is dead
o. pneumonia in base hospital in France
He took part in the battles of Chateau Thi-
erry and the Argonne.