Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-30

Wm Watcrs. aeed ". died in Georgetown,
d. O., low days ieo ile var engaged during
tiis Revolutionary Wafaa privuleeramau, ard
W "a Noifoih ai lhe Gas Il vas besiehed M
bu, BY Bonedioi Arnold -----Thomas r.
Holmes for many years prominent banker Of
Pittsburgh died last week Dr Bella 3
CLARK died suddenly 10 Ashland on The 18Th
inst lie was greatly esteemed, and eyed 02
Dr. James simpson, prominent citizen
.of New Phiiadelphia, Ohio, and for some time
editor Of the Advocate died near Pana, Ill.,, ON
The 9th inst.----Mej. A. j. Donelson, died
ge emily in Louisian He was private Secretary
Of Gen. jackson, at one time editor Of lhe
Washington Globe, and in 1856 candidate Of
the American party for Vice President ----
Geo. Brown, we'll known banker Of Baltimore,
died ON th, 26th inst. at about the age Of ~
years. He left property valued at 50 100000
-James Swan, another old and wealthy
citizen Of Baltimore, died the same day, aged
67. He was formerly President Of the Mer-
chants Bank. - Capt Benjamin Adams
died at Painesvile on the 25th inst, aged 76
years Mr. A. served an officer during the
war Of 1912 in the regular Army, and cast his
first vote 1904 for Thomas jefferson. He voted
for every Democr &c candidate for President
down TO James i Ichanan. --- Rev Benz.
T. Neal, Of the Presbytery Of Logansport,
died at Monroe Ind on the 10Th inst aged so
years. Moses ID Phillips, of the we'll known
Boston Book publishing firm OF Phillips, Samp-
SON Il Co., died on the list inst Mrs Eunice
de Wolf, wife of DR.. Jos. de w Off one of the
pioneer mothers of the Reserve, died at Ra.
VIENNA on the 18th inst. She came from Con
necticut to Ohio in 1913. --- Louis Barre,
tue French Consul at Savannah, Ca, died Aug
9th, OF old age. He had been Consul iOr %
years.--The Hon. John W, Davis died at
Carlisle, Ia. on the 22d, aged 65. lie was
member Of Congress for seveIal and Speaker
Of the House one session. Mr. ID. was also
Mr.. Folks Minister to China, Mr.. Piarcs's
Governor of Oregon, and came near being on
the ticket with Pierre for Vice President.--
Mr.. Wyman Wakefield died in Green, Trum.
bull county, on the 10th, aged nearly 80 years.
AT the second Presidential election in 1893,
he gave his vote for Washington He
settled in Green in 1917, and lived and died
bachelor. r.--Mr James Colt, died in
Shalersville, Portage county, on the 10th,
aged 40 years. He removed from Norwich,
VT, to Shalersville in 1919, and was valua.
bic citizen--R S. Wilkinson, Cashier of
the Exchange Bank, Lockport, n Y, died on
lie calamity ---Edward Mulhken, aged "a
wears, died at Sidney, Maine, on the 9th inst
He enlisted in the war of the revolution at the
age of Is, and it is stated that he attended eve
~ town meeting for the last fifty years, and vo-
ted for every Wing and Republican candidate
for President since Washington.
Thos. s. Miller, a prominent citizen of Mis-.
souri,, died at Hannibal on the l7th, of lock.
jaw, caused by a wound from stone thrown
election night.---Msjor John Bddle, for
merly Of Detroit died at White Sulphur
Springs, Va, of apOplexy, ON the 26th, aged 65
years He was a Captain of Artillery in the
regular army until the close of the war Of
1912, when he was appointed Receiver Of Pub.
tic Money at Detroit For some ten years past
he has resided the most Of the time in Paris
with his family. Maj. Bidde was the last Of
six brothers, one of whom was Nicholas Bid
die, President Of the U S. Bank, and owned
a large property in Detroit