Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-11-15

The venerable Theodore Miles died at New.
burgh on the lth inst, at the age Of 80 years.
Mr.. Miles was prominent Reserve pioneer. and
was much esteemed by large circle Offriends.
DIR. Tracy Brunson died at Newton,
Trumbull county, on the 9th ult, aged o.
years. Dr. b. was graduate Of the Medical
College at New Haven, and settled in Newton
in 1917. He had large practice, and some
twenty years ago represented Trumbull comfy
in the Ohio Legislature two sessions. DR..
Brunson was a skillful physician and a man of
talents. - Mrs. Lucretia Short, eldest
daughter of Mr.. Peter Short, died in this city
on the 10Th inst in the 6lth year Of her age
Mrs. s. was a Cleveland pioneer and expert.
enced the pryations and hardships of tho early
settlers- Orson A ChaiIee, late Of Akron,
died at Denver City, Get 18th, oftyphoid f.yer,
aged 80 years He was an estim1ble citizen,
Of fine business talents, and his letters TO the
Summit Beacon descriptive of the gold regions
were full of interest ----Horatio G.. Phillips,
one of the earliest residents Of Dayton, man
of character aud worth, died on the 10th at the
age of 76 years. He located in Dayton in
1904, and enjoyed very extensive personal
a native of Conneaut. died last week in Middle.
bury, Vt, aged 32. He resided some years in
New York, where he gained some celebrity for
new treatment of the throat and lungs---
Marcus b. Keyes, son Of Gen. II. Keyes, of
Conneaut, died at Bsloit, Wisconsin, on the
7th, aged 80 years.-Dr. Phillip Maxwell
died Mt Geneva, Wisconsin, on the 9th inst,
aged 60 years. In 1892 he was commissioned
as a surgeon in the army by Gen. Jack son, and
was stationed at Fort Gratiot and Chicago till
1897. He served in the Florida war under
Gen. Taylor, and in 1912 resigned his commits.
stO,i aud returned ~ Chicago DI. NJ. also
served in the New York and Illinois Legsla-
! tures.---The Hon. Norman Little, an old,
prominent and esteemed citizen of Saginaw,
Mich, was accidentally drowned on the sth
inst. He removed from Livingston county, N .
Y, to Saginaw in 1885, and was identified
with all the public enterprises in that valley
---Mr. Joseph Lofland, an old citizen of
Cambridge, Ohio died on the 10th inst, aged
II years. He was a volunteer in the war OF
| 1912, and was in the skirmish at the Indian
town of Brownstown, in the Peninsula, when
the British and Indians were defeated, and also
was present at Hull's surrender.
Baltzy, an old and respected citizen of Shaues
vile, TuScarawas coanty, died recently in his
| 7lst year.---Rev. W. L. McCalla died at
Grand Gulf, Miss, on the 18th ult, aged ~
He was chaplain to the army of Gen. Jackson
about the time of the battle of New Orleans
--Rev. DR.. Bayne, of Gait, Canada, a
leading minister of the Free Presbyterian
Church, died on the 5th inst.--Rev. Ed
ward Stout, the oldest member Of the New
Jersey Annual Conference ofthe NJ. E. Church
died on the 81 instant, aged "a years. He had
been in the ministry 46 years s---W William
Walcott Esq an old and much respected
citizen of Oneida county, N. Y, died on the
sth inst. Mr.. W. had been for several years
actively connected with the Chicago and RocE
Island and Michigan Southern Railroads.
Col. Joseph Bragg, an estimable citizen oi
Petersburgh, Va, died on the I'd inst, at an
advanced age. For nearly 90 years he wal
President of the Branch Bank Of Virginia al
Petersburg. Spohr, the eminent
German composer, died Oct. 22l, aged 76 years