, 1875-01-01
ra'sed peacefully awiy July 49, IT, largely ler.
ned with At manner at Catholic chartsies md vas
,nuch osed by those WIN hid the reaaure # knowing

THE nj. NEY. HENRY !. wn1rznousE.
Irottatau ,s ni !.hop Z! Illno,. iIed Aug. 10, Of
lral; ais of the hrA IN s lit year. tie was born II
Ens.t pareu.sEe tiu f:,ty Of Sew York. and. At ths
entered the ueeral Theologica! Seminary. asd yraln.
Aei With high honofs in 1s!t ishop croca otdainsd
dnty @ % - rrssaher af H. dosp. II. hsesns I:sesor
Of rh,!rrh In 1.nadlng. i'a Then accepted tbs las-
torats Of H. Lakes: ltehestsr aud. f"r. long tins
Yrrk. IN la' ho was '.ln:.ei Assistant Bishop Of
llliuois ni.ior t:h..e tcne TIE ,ncrntan: =. th.t
Whteho,.sc va. uy cvctetf =, hi the vacant char.
vhrh hs did with an enrrg tnd ability rarely e1uaei
,eI"s1 md i,o ol.. n e e se is lid
tho honor Ut preaching s'ae opening to tha Tan.
Ane!'tan Council At tho 1aace u shs Archhishnp nf
nnI l. I. i and Cambridge conferreI uronfhtn the
,iisnfty of u. {. t.. THE B,l.or strong High
llis g ieFra:ed oorovrrty vthtDf: c~nsy fally d..
EA5et hs telx'21s | tsn'inonts; No E"Ier m1n @ ever
pre!atie dignity, sud Ruo1 works
MRe. CHARLOTTE +. RAgTft7T.
Al 3ernr, swttx,rlMd, :Irs. chari,He Flanaers
tits ~ Ety. lied rndleny ii hear .l...s.e sept. IL
rpn.e-msntal and rh,.'eai. Her death was utterly
unt1T ested, and was p 1hoek to ths community III.
bartlett brought hack tie beloved remains from Eu
RIPE. .nd tlsy wcre hased u lt,aell cemssery On
thG 18th u October. Mrs. Bartlett will Ia long uufoE-
gotten ssueng those who wltEc<asa If her good
works.
John q. WRIGHT.
one II otst ,.ti7enA, td Hefs. - xfseT pro.
truce4l n'ss. llr very widely kEutu, hi1 hit
,Sry a!t .: of ehirssn w.te slo.iy td.n.sasd: Mr.:
ct8siul 2sGLi1Ect Of his OWL fortn14es.
THE NKY. r. II. EDDY,
prominent Methodist clergyman. sud former editor
died, ocs, New Ynrk City wers hc bad &barge u
the Methodist BOOK Eur4tt'n. Mr.. EIiy during LIS
long rehidenee Ill c!itng9 W.. universally tesose
Ills obituary wns published III The THtHcSk Of Oct. l.
ALEXANDER NAAsu,
resident Of thia city for than quarter Of 4
century, died 1T hia zetidtna sau.A PARK arcput
Oct. II n tic Sid year of Lis ago. lie Grstelahs
b,lanrsfnlsn, and made lhrgs investments In prop
ersy, especially III the West Division.
ALAssoH wALL1SatoRp.
for mauy yesra 1Eent Of .he " Hue Line 3" through
freight, fiiel suddenly oet q II l14 ofee, Wills con.
vers:ng with friend. VII: W.1hngtord wa g years
Of age, aa hsi been idetiard with Chicago railroad
interests for number ct yoatz- HE sudden tadng
| OF was widely llmented.
THE hoy. 8. 1. IRWIN.
Collector of Internal Kn:enue died uct II Of paralysis
nj his residence, No. D6 Ella avenue. Deceased was
au amiabie and accomplished gentleman and = very
Of Chicago during Mayor 1cea two rrns the ta.t Of
which ended In lscg. Mr. Irwin became Collector On
Tie resignation Of Mr. Herman !aster In ls72. A.
Iawyer, he rorHessol rnarksd ability and ha fulfed
the dt'es Of his ate Office willie health IAatod.
with admirable fidelity. Mr; 1svn ~aa only II yes1s
| MIS-. MARY sfKAlDAN.
wife of ths Police Commissioner. died OFT. II. OF
typhoid fever, III her 10th year. She wsa most aspi
curteEs of tie largest ever seen In Chicago.
JOHN II. PAHLGAE,
native II Germany, md among the Oldest OF Chic2
@ Iinneera expired Oct ~, 1t the residence Of hts
ion, NJ. G51 Fulton Ptrct in bis 6 wear. Mr.. pah]-
man VIZ yrry srtfEe during hia long NE, aud vn
| good citlksh every ecnss Of the word.
! DE. E, +. K1hBERIY
lied Oct. 2G, nt 1fyblA Hill Lake County, Of old a9s
lie bora iii Troy u. " 10 1909. and eduratel
| in uf the bea Easern colleges. He became 4
very distinguished medical practitioner. aud came to
ChtraGo in lS3, when there ~ere about 400 white poo
pie here. Since that time he had been actively On
gagged n his profession, ntglectng however. to
tHkc advantage Of the things which fortune threw III
bin path ln the way Of business He left behind him
four sons aud tao daughters. al Of thom respected
| reaidents Of thta city.
| SHERWOOD 4. coAN,
better known A. g. G. Campbell tho opssatic A1ugs.
and baritone Of tue Kellogg English opsra Company
died Nov a. st the residence Of his brother, No. 81
| West Monroe street, Of consumption Mr. Cosn VA
| &5 years Of age. full! biographical sksteh Of tht
gifted stnger appeared In THE Tribune Of Eov. 2a.
| DR.. J. V. z. nLAsEY,
the celebrated chemist, died Dec - After lingering
| tlness.
| HAdUEL PEAHCE,
veteran Of 1914 aud father Of Messrs. ]. Irving and
Myron l. learce, died Dec Is, at tho ago Of 50 years
from Clifton Springs n. !.
/ THE HON. JOHN D. n1cE.
Member OF Congress for the Ftr%t District o Illinois
died at Norfolk W., Rfter brief !ness. aes T21B
unx Of Nov. ~.
THE nK7. DAVID w1LIIAAg,
pastor Of tho Welsh Presbyterian Church, aud o
he oldest Presbyterian ministers Of Illinois, dad Dee
y, At the advanced age Of Is years.
JOHN CLARKE,
wel!-knowu and much-regpected businessman, det
street Mr. clarle was 3 native Of Ieland, but hai
! raAtdad In AuBr5c& stucA 1919.