Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-16
Obituary Notes.

Obituary Notes.
D. c. BRENNAN, father of John P. Brennan. of
this city, died at Washington, d. e., on wednes-
day, aged 72 years.
The funeral services were postponed over the
remains Of Mrs. Henry A. Weaver, at Samson .
Chapel, yesterday.
ISAAC W. JEwETT, President Of the Potomac
Fire Insurance Company, died Tuesday at his
residence in Baltimore.
DAVID b. SMITH, 30 years old, son Of Rev. T. j..
(Broadax) Smith, died yesterday at his home,
Park place, Williamsburg.
LEVI LoUTz, a leading farmer OF the Cumber-
land Valley died near Lisburn, Pa, TUESDAY, at
an advanced age, from grip.
MRS. CATHERINE wADswoRTH, mother OF the
fireman who lost his life at the Liberty street IRE,
died yesterday, aged IS years.
ARNEY BIDDLE, a widely-known retired far
mer. died yesterday morning near New Castle,
after brief illness of the grip.
CLARA JANE HoUGH, wife Of A. L. Hough,
died yesterday at the residence Of Robert Dun, Ss5
Center avenue. aged 25 years and months.
JUDGE GARRET 8. VAN WAGNER, aged 6s
years. one of the oldest members of the bar in st.
Louis, died at his home Tuesday night OF the
grip.
ALFRED P. B. SMITH, lately editor of the East
Liverpool Gazette, died yesterday at Lewes. DEL,
where he went two weeks since account of ill
health.
JAMES DoUGHERIY, a member of Post 3, G. A.
R., died yesterday at his home on Ann street,
Allegheny. The post will take charge Of the
funeral.
DARIUS GoFFs, proprietor Of Goffs' BRAID Mills
and Union wadding Works at Pawtucket. K. l..
and largely interested in business in Montreal and
the South, died Tuesday.
The wife of ex-Congressman John W. Gambler,
OF Massachusetts,, has died at St. Augustine, Fla,
after protracted illness. The remains will be
taken to Brookline. Mass, to-day.
JOHN GARBART, one of the best known citi-
unff fho Waof Ind dind at hia
Main street. on Tuesday. in the list year of his
age. The funeral will take place tomorrow af-
ternoon.
ANDREW l.. OSBORNE, ex-Judge Of the Su-
preme Court died at La Porte, Ind. Tuesday,
aged IS: He threw the second shovel Of dirt on
the Michigan Central completion Daniel Webster
throwing the first.
DIR. SCUDDKR T. DARRAGH died at waymart.
Pa, on Tuesday. The Doctor was at one time
well known in Brooklyn, N Y. The funeral will
dence Of his parents at West Bridgewater, Pa. =
LOWELL YOUNG, a hypnotist and mesmerist,
died suddenly in Portsmouth, England, few days
ago, few hours after he had publicly operated
upon number OF soldiers at the garrison in that
city. Death was due to cerebral and nervous ex-
haustion.
THOMAS j. BARRY, a Brooklyn journalist. died
Tuesday from attack of the grip. Mr. Barry
Tas VA; born in Cork sea eareand in 1s4a He came to
with the Brooklyn Times. He had been Deputy
Controller and Deputy United States Marshal.
EDWARD GREENE, NJ. P. for Stowmarket
division, of Suffolk, England. died in
London yesterday. MIR. Greene was progressive
Co nservative. had been a brewer at Bury 81. Ed
munds since 1896, and sat in Parliament for Bury
st. Edmunds from July, 1866, TO November, 1885.
W. j. HERREN one of the Marion county, Ore,
pioneers and a prominent citizen, died of the
grip Tuesday, aged 81. He was one OF the path
finders going overland to Oregon in 1s45 from
Missouri. He was the first discoverer of gold in
Eastern Oregon and was prominent in the Demo-
cratic party Of the State.
ALBERT G. AUBENs and Mary B. Aubens. his
wife, who died on the same day at Brunswick,
Me-. recently, had been married IS years. Mrs.
Autens experienced a shock of paralysis several
years ago, and she declined her husband also
lost strength. and each often expressed the wish
that they might die at the same time They died
the same grave.