Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-29
Obituary Notes.

VIsCoUNr SHERBRooKE, more familiarly known
as Hon. Robert Lowe, died in London Wednesday.
MRS. SARAH HEATH. who celebrated her 1o3d
birthday July "A. near Peapack, Somerset county,
N. j., died Wednesday.
MRS. ALFRED Maddox, who q few years ago
toured the English provinces with Henry Neville,
is dead In London, aged 3S.
MoRIrzE DoRINa. proprietor Of the Schncuport
German newspaper), Hamburg. Berks county,
died of sunstroke Tuesday night. aged 65 years.
JOSEPH NJ. TROUT, one of Canton's best known
citizens. died Wednesday morning after brief
illness, aged 70 years. He had served In seven city
and township offices.
JOSHUA VANCE, a respected citizen of Connells-
Vile. died ut home Tuesday night. He was born in
1870. and at the time of his death was one Of the
wealthiest citizens Of his town.
J. AUSTIN SCOTT. father Of President Austin
Scott of Rutgers College, died Monday at his home
in Ann Arbor. Mich. His death was due to gem
eral weakening Of the system. He was in his ath
year.
WILLIAM SULLIVAN. probably the Oldest man in
the State of New York, died at Fairfort N. Y,
and had never M required @ Ire the SCI services Of ply
sician.
STEPHEN DARRow. who died in Telluride. COL,
several days ago. was once an Australian actor Of
ago. and had since frequently taken part in West
ern performances.
ANDREW SWEENEY, the cannon ball performer.
is dead in Kansas City. He had been with Sells
BrOtherD' q
troupe some seasons ago.
MRS. HATTIE E. PRICE, who was lately MEM
ber of the 'Old Homestead company, died Tues
day at her home in New York of a complication Of
diseases She was IS years old and had been op the
stage about dozen years.
STEPHEN PRATT the oldest engineer in point of
service on the Chicago. Milwaukee and st. Paul
from tie effects Of the excessive natural heat aug.
mented by that of the locomotive.
JOSEPH STAFFORD Of Sommerville. Pa, drop
ped dead yesterday. He was just entering his
aaq By Re heap Mn ssor
OF age, and has lived In this community for many
years.
WILLIAM FRANCIS, an aerial performer who had
travelled with nearly all the big circuses In this
country, died in Boston recently. He was assO-
ciated with H: Laverne. and the pair had visited
Europe and South America, where they became
noted.
ROBERT B. JUMP, the Oldest Mason in Delaware.
died at his home in Dover Wednesday, aged 90
years. Mr.. Jump was initiated into the fraternity
which vi he became member $ Went MT to pieces dsrin.
the anti-Masonic campaign which followed the
Morgan excitement.
CHARLES JOHN sUNDKLL died Wednesday even-
ing in Chicago at the age of 70 years. Mr.. sundell
was one of the first Scandinavian settlers In that
city. He was the scandinavian Consul from 1855 TO
sapporter " Presdeht nipeon and isss he Was ap-
pointed Cons ul to Stettin.
THE Hon. Walter snow, Burgess Of Providence,
died Tuesday in his sith year. In 1s45 he was ap-
island under President Polk. He served in both
branches Of the LEGISLATURE q. and was attorney Gen
eiate @ Justice Of The Supreme Court Of the state
JOSEPHINE ST. ANGE, an English actress who
had once visited America. was killed in runaway
accident at johannesburg, South Africa recently.
and esds
Miss st AnGe began on the operatic stare put
later joined Charles Wyndham'6 forces. She had
appssred in THE Mddieman" and other Import
ant productions.