New-York tribune., 1919-04-04
Obit ia ry

died Tgesday ut his home. 4S7 Third Street.
south Brooklyn.
Mhs. MARGARET A. RALLNNTyNE
THOMPSoN. wife OF Captain William II.
~ South Oxford Street. Brooklyn. was
buried yesicrdny in Sprngdale. Conn.
RICHARD , INQUIRE. thirty-six. ac-
countant, died Tuesday Of pneumonia at his
home. SSl Lincoln Road Flatbush.
MRS. ANNA CATHERINE HESsER
WILLIE, foriy-siN, wife Of Carl c. Willie of
III East Fourteenth Street. Flatbush, died
Methodist Episcopal Hospital.
MRS. HENRlhT'rA VIRGINIA BROWN
CRAVEN, eghty-six. Oldest member of the
SnmfnerfeG Methodist Church. Brooklyn, is
dead at her home, 557 Grand Avenue, Brook
isn.
MISS FRANCES JANE HOPKINS, nine
", 10Y seventy years & resident of Brooklyn,
cisd WedneeGs. ~ the residence of her sister
Mrs. John Nandergak, IA St. Felix Street
MRS. CATHERINE TITUS BRoAs,
eighty-two, widow of Benjamin $. Broas
tivn War captain. died yesterday at the resi-
dence Of her daughter. -59 Broadway. Flush
ing, Long Island
GEORGE HENRY ALLEN. seventy-nine
porters, Gled carly yesterday morning OF
pneumonia at his home, II West Fifty.
sixth Stree.
suddenly Wednesday in The office of Nc.
Giobon X Co., West Thirty-seventh Street
where he was employed - a salesman Mr.
eeks. who lived al l17 Sterling Street
brooAiyn Was stricken with heart failure
soon after arriving at his Office III Manhat-
tan.
HENRY CALDER, ff.y-four. for the las,
fourteen years treasurer of the firm OF
Marx \ Rawolle. manufacturers OF glycerin,
and shellac IN his city. died suddenly
W2fn .af ii
race. Glen Ridge, N. }.
JAMES f.. HAYDEN, si>ty-one. an in
spector in the Finance Departments died
Wednesday at his residence. 1873 Forty-fifth
Street. Borough Park. Brooklyn. He was
member OF the New Englan Water Works
Association, ;he Society of Old Brooklynites
and the Ancient Order of Hibernians. He
born in the old Twelfth Ward of Brook
lyn.
sERGEANT LUClEN JOSEPH FE.
I'D United States Aero Squadron. died OF
pneumonia in the Evacuation Hospital "a,
Nantes, France, according to Il dispatch re-
csived yesterday by his parents a. 1862 Sew
enty-siXth Street. Brooklyn.
AMANDUS BITTNER. hsty-four. died
Wednesday at his home. $50 North Main
Street. Phillipsburg, r. J. He was stricken
with paralysis last Sunday
MRS. JULIA APGAR. ojghty-seven. is
dead at her home. IN Stony MIL near High
Dfluye, N. j.
EDWARD l. CREGAR. sixty-ninc. re-
tired farmer is dead OF heart disease at his
home, in High Bridge
MRS. ROSE HICKEY. thirty. wife of
Henry T. Hickey. of $50 North Main Street.
Newark. N. j., is dead in that city at the
home OF her sister. Mrs. w. II. Crowley.
DIR. WILLIAM r. COOK. sixty-one. q
dental surgeon. died at his home in Green
wich. Conn, Wednesday. from cancer of the
tongue.
CHARLES REX. Of Rumson N I wac
found dead in his bed at his home yesterday
by his son-in-law. William Proctor. of Iong
Branch. Since the death of his wife last fall
MY Rex had been living at Red Bank.
JOSEPH A. HENDRICKSON. eightv-tvo
a retired farmer of Middletown Township
n j.. is dead at his home in Red Bank. N /
DIR. ELI JuDSON PECK, seventy. n rc.
fred physician of New York CITY. died ves.
terday at his residence in East Norwals
Sonn: lie was graduated from Bellevue
Hospital In 1884 and practiced in New York
until about ten years ago.
GILBERT RUSH, sixteen. only son -,
Mr.. and Mrs Rush, Water Street, Belvidere
N. j., died Wednesday as a result of a fsl
down the stains of his fathers store.
EDWARD Gov ERS, seventy-six. died vez
terdAy AZ his residence in New Rochella
He was a mineral water manufacturer
former clerk of the old town of New Re-
chelle, charter member of the Fnternr;s.
Hook and Ladder Company, and n memhe
OF the firemens Benevolent Fund Aaaocia
tlon " NSeoe'Sl