The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-11-20
Co.oSEI LEms. a.aNEs
! Brief Sketch of his sIEs-Thc gsc-
solutions Of Regret by t.Ie G.caye"-
worth ElT-Ehc Funeral.

| - rruCUnCei IN INF TINES yesterday
morning., Cs.gl-l Lewis Barnes fprmor.y a
! resident CT tbs city, snC whoae family now
! reside reEc, died ~ -. Joseph on Monday
! IN rTniu=, at bnlI past s.N o'S,v1k, OF cen
| gs>tIon o gheluGE~.
In the death OF Sir. Barnes this entire vo--
| 'ion ofJh- N'o~l his Susra ned thai iOsS " hich
| Is Tetr wien death calls ayry o. man, whose.
pub = sp.T.i has IuHde ais lIlr usriuI TO him
/ sell ana To- tuU-. with whom he has been
| a~s fetaIgg. Bg EIu~- yNlo C.tims Il ms Ier-
| soma friendship ms urn ms loss a. that OF a
| bc we'd J-' LeE.
| lie -. JOS. IN Go=e,'e has the following
| account pi uIs .sst nuuIs ana also "a bile!
! sEf1ru al il> lite:
| For some weeks IN thu past Tr. Burues had
! beu GnmFla MAJ, ana all OF hls friends f-it
| gpuTr.rs.Slv jhat lie WOulI not long sur
J yIyr. Saturday night lie present ~ tue
! rI 'l- ~ usual, nut wiS looking very feeble,
! Huu utU Hi -aHrTius a great deal 81 PAIN. Bt
4 lH- patv1L aud uncDinp aiming man, hoS-
eve le sale hul ll;.ie ABOUT Ms pHy AIcsl con-
iG...Da and retired 10 his room sUouJ eleven
t"',.OsS- About fLr-e O'Clock Sunday morn
/ lu- ace Tss saasn very iii, ana EiS grandson,
l tlr. tHarvs Roger, a. ne room Il with ham,
was compelled - call IN the TVic Of
physician. R-st.ratiSss wera applied, and
during ;n- IIpTuius IA. ietl i-tO seemingly
| pleasant sluIubrr. tie awe Ike, ana dUTing
I the Gay SOBtesE A. rstil!eu fgDtn his Hrl4ck
Early Ill the nIOrnln. and cnHEeIset with his
brother, NJ. Calvin Barnes and seV-Tti
! mi mis-. Yesterday morning about naiI y
NafhfIA lt lA.G Gtt4 - ti Del anu
D y drew the covering aTounu him. Alter
~"ue ntt.e tIu=, Mr. Rpssrs LEANED over the
bed and 40 bis CONSERVATION and dlSmsy dis
covered tfrlt tue soul Of his grand a. Trr had
taken it, Il ght to the realms aBDgr.
/ Co. Lewis f'Tnys VIE torn IT, DAYTON.
I Olln, IN 1911. II aiierw TdS moved 70 midi
ana, sru MS for severtl terms a mem Der of
I tee g neral AsSt nab y OF the natter state
Ia ISIS ne removed 10 p.sItr county. MIS-
sour and 81 o. G. became al hoEored mem
| Der OF society there AID a stSuEcn and rel
able business man.
Ia Isl, tie WIS chosen State Seua'or, from
| the counties Of Platte, III Y ana Il y, and
q -cnpird hfs seat uu'll $50. lie the
| associate and peer OF such men rs Governor
stewart, Hon. James =. Rollins. C,siDOTne +.
JscS-on AID utht -: and WAS an active par
Ticipaut To the memorable contest between
the Benton and anu antUu nrmocTsc.
lie W - the uiO 81 com nans.Iug regiment
under the old militia law, aud was several
times called into active service Ia the Indian
campaigns 90 the frontier. tie was lawyer
Of forty year S'aGdlD. and become eminent
ia Eis prof s>iOn. Ia P.~tTe county he accu-
rnClatsd a handsome fortune ara was regar-
ded A. one ui The aD.esi and c-eVerSSt men IN
the coonty.
Not long before the breaking out of the
war he TrluSf, Z. al his Ie>id nee TO L-avsn-
worth. Kansas, and at once engaged bust
Tess Their. IN sn energetic aud eaterprisiug
manner. While In LeENrnwnTth he added
greatly 10 his private fortune aud possessed
Irs'OnS Of ardent friends. Several years ago
the emisra'ed 10 sat Lake CI'y, ana Tor a few
years engaged in MINING aud other enter
prlSeS Returning To the STATES he purchased
the ~ ls-ph Gazette. and since IuHr time
has DeeI an h"Iur--i CIT Z-n OF -. Joseph
lie leaves y vile and two daughters and TiSe
Srandehildrtn They are Mrs Lizzie -med
iey, o. Sslf y axe Ji,N, and her tND &c tidren,
and Mrs. Victoria stoidsri, OF kirwin, has,
ana her three children.
On r-cs pt ~ the news here the bar of the
city held meeting and passed tile fol owing
resolutions:
ResOlred. That the Far Of Laavenworth has
learned vi "a deep regret OF the sudden death
OF on OF the landmarks of the profession of
this county, Hon Lewis Barnes. VINO, -or a
quarter OF & century WIS Identified with our
city and SGste,-SHo Was an honOTab e mem
Der OF cur profess Oh. AenisI End eompan-
Ionsbis sea t!enen and a tue friend.
RGOireG, That Se place On record our ar.
probation of his many go- Qualities CT mind
and heart. sad forget. IL any, he had the
ireiiIies OF our common nature; That We ex-
tend 10 IFS family our sluceTe sympathies in
trsir great bereavement
ReS1lrcf. Tnst a copy OF these resolutions be
iofwsfOed IVY the Secretary 70 the fanny OF
The decsaSed, and "a copy of the same he pre-
t-nIet 10 the District Cou-I % the County of
L-aven worth, and to the supreme oouTt OF
M safe 81 Kansas, 1i;h the r'quest THAI
tpS me De spread upon the records
hes Irei, That n Committee OF seven men,
psieot Tue OAR be appointed by the chair 10
attend The funeral al weston, No, to NOR
Wserenron the chair appointed the follow.
Hon, ii. riles Moore. Hon. T. A. Hurd,
non- - m Mc.seal Jlough, Eon. John c.
Tarr, II n. H t. Green Aon -smna, IL
Lecompie aud Hon, Robert Cruzie-.
TIE funeral services took place Yesterday
al moon, The services being al the Meihodi,t
rhnrch At weston Missouri, where the
remains were Inferred. The following cen
iefnsn ATTENDED from this city: Inciep
Baker l. X. w heat, RI T Green. j. h Gil
patrirk, H. NJ Aller and ii. Niles Mtsara
The funeral was very largely aiepded there
being repreS natives iro.. all the nelshbor-
ing cut>, prominent smo1g them le,ux
mn fls-ySN fn..a mr. nf h.
, last sad rites we're OF a most imposing nature.