Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-28
Reeora Of Deaths.

Rev. DR.. Chauneoy 8. Goodrich, Of Yale
College, died at New Haven on the Gath inst
The deceased was widely known au a scholar
and author. and was the father Of the Rev. ".
H. Goodrich Of this eity.--Death has
rubbed Massillon Of one Of its most prominent
and useful citizens, Mr. Charles NJ. Russell
He died on tho 18th, from the rupture Of the
gall bladder, aged SO years. Mr. Russell came
20 Massillon in 1888. and soon after in eonnee
ton with his brothers Clement and Nahum
engaged in the manufacture Of Agricultural
Implements, more particularly ThraShing Ma
chimes. The deceased so improved and per-
fected the machines as 10 give them wide
sale and popularity, the sales having advanced
from $4,000 worth a year to half million
His enterprise in manufactures knew no rest,
and he was ever the mechanics friend His
death is a severe loss TO Masaillon and the
West.--Mrs. Catherine Myers died near
Massillon Feb 18th, aged 73 years. She was
one of the respected pioneer mothers of Stark
countv Adam Henney died ia Ash
land county Feb. 9TH, in his 66th year. lie
vas one of the pioneers Of the county, and an
itinerant minister Of the Evangelical AssOcia-
t;on AZ Albriphts. Chester Treat
died in ClaFiden, Gsauga county, on the 26th
nit AGED So years He removed from Hart
land. Conn, 43 years ago, and was partici-
ustor in all the changes in Clariden from
dense wilderness 10 town Of pleasant homes.
-Mr. Daniel Gallagher, respected eiti-
zen Of Fremont for fifty years, died Feb. 2lst,
AGED n years. He had seen Fremont pass
| through all It's changes from small trading
post, to It's present prosperous cOndltlon.--
| Nj. Adam Metz, Sr., died near Wooster Feb.
| 18th, in the SD year Of his age. good
man, his end was Peace.----MI Eber blod~
pett died at Akron Jan. 29th, aged ~ years.
| he became q resident of Akron IN 1888, and IN
ls43 projected an expedition to Mississippi, and
with a company Of four or five formed in Akron,
/ located some 90 miles from Matches, where
| thew erected saw mill and other works, which
thew called the "Akron Mills" and which are
| stilI known by that name. He returned to
Akron in Is53-Rev. VIM. Hutehison
died near Bucyrus Feb. lst, aged 5S years He
was a devoted pastor of the Presbyterian
Church. --Mr. George W. Reese Of Buey-
rus, died in the Lunatie Asylum, Columbus,
Feb. 18th. A few weeks ago Mr.. R. became
yery much excited at revival meetings, which
finally destroyed his reason. Typhoid fever sci
in while he was confined az a innate --
DR.. Andrew Hetich, practising physician oi
Bueyrus for twenty years, died Feb. 18th
aged As years. A large circle offnends mourn
his loss.-Mr Abraham Bartol, formerly
agent of the Ohio Stage Columbus, and who
went to California with Col Collier in ls49
died in Texas recently, aged A yam
Thomas Wilmuth, the oldest citizen in Hamil
ton county, died on the 22d inst. He settled
in Ohio in 1905, and died at the age l02 years
-Another eentenarian, Mrs. Elizabeth
McCabe, died in Cincinnati few days before
at the great age Of l06 yeaIs.--JOhI
Glech. a eente marian in Campbell county, Ky.
FIVE miles from Cincinnati, died last week aged
lO3 wears. Mr.. G. was BY trade blacksmith
a hard working man. and until he was beyond
his century, his faculties and senses were but
slightly impaired. He was model of temper
ance, having never drank glass OF intoxicating
liquor in his life-David E Hubbard, o.
glastonbury, Conn died Feb. Goth, aged 8;
wears. For more than forty years the deceased
took an active part in the public affairs o.
Connecticut VIM. P. Bryant, Judge
of the 9Th Judicial District Of Indiana. died al
Rockville Feb 18th. He was an old, promi
nent citizen, having been at one time Chic
Justice of Oregon TerrtoTy.-----R Rev. Geo
Chandler, the Oldest preacher in Philadelphia
died few days ago. He commenced preaching
in the First PRESBYTERIAN Church in that city il
1914, was very widely known and much re
spected. He had married over three thousand
couples. and attended more than five thousand
funerals.--DanT Fapshaw, one Of the Oldest
and richest Printers of N. Y, died on the 2Ott
inst. at an advanced age. He was practical
printer, and started " Book Office in 1916,
and obtained the printing of the Bible ant
Tract Societies at low figure. By industry
and economy he rose to Opulence. His fortune
was made up OF savings. He was the frst
printer who adopted the use Of rollers instead
Of balls in an mixing apparatus for the hanC
press.--Stephen Whitney, the merchant
prince of New York, who died recently, rose
from a clerk in a grocery store to the position
of the third richest man in New York, anG
died at the age Of 81 years. He lived in th'
vicinity of the Battery from the time he frs
landed, sturdily refusing to follow the fashion
able crowd up town.-The Hon. John Vim
cent died Mt Watertown, Pa, Feb. 18th, in th'
seth wear of bis age He removed from New
Jersey to Erie county in 1877, and participated
in all the frontier dangers and hardships II
1905 he was appointed an Associate Judge
and was but twice absent from the sitings o
the Court in thirty. four ysars.--Ihe Rt
Rev. Bishop R. P Miles, Of Tennessee, died a
Nashville Feb. 2lst. aged 20 years, and in thr
22d year of his Catholic Episeopacy.--
Capt Horace B. Sawyer, U. s. N. died il
Washington, Feb 2Ist, aged 63 years IL
was midshipman on the Constitution unde
Com Stewart in lSl5.---Judge Edmun'
Charles, a distinguished citizen of Heboken
died Feb. 23d, in his 62d year.--An old Indisl
Princess named Eunice Manwee, resident o
the Indian Reserve in Dutehess county, N. Y.
died Feb. 18th, at the age of l03 years. Shr
was a member of the Congregational Church
Lieut. @. F. Thomas, Of the o. S. Ma
w, died in Buffalo, Feb. lSth.--GeOrg
Calender, well known merchant Of Boston
died Feb 2Oth.--The Grand Duches
} Stephauie of Baden, died Jan. 2Sth. She wa
, cousin to Napoleon H., the adopted daughte
Of Napoleon l., the wife of Prince Louis Fred
erick, of Baden, and died in her 7lst year
Ernst Moritz Andt, poet, scholar, statesman
, and patriot, distinguished friend of Gemal
freedom, recently died at Bonn, at the ripe oil
age of 80.
Legislative Summary.
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