The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-11-07
Deaths.

MAkIlNSN LILLE, NOV. o.-SpeCldl.-
Miss Lillian. the eighteen-year-old
daughter of b. e. Richards Of the Daily
Reporter died this morning Of consump-
ton. Miss Richards was niece of Sam
uel Richards, the famed artist, who
painted "Evangellne"
George NIusgrave. a young farmer of
Green township, died this morning of
typhoid fever He leaves a wife and
child He was a sOn-in-law of Chris
Knipstine who lost his wife and a son
by typhoid fever less than a month ago.
BRAZIL, Nov 6-Special-A s
Mercer. an old and respected citizen of
Brazil. who sad lived her thirty years,
died at his home i'm the northeastern part
of the city of general debility and
paralysis last night, aged seventy-eight
years
John p. O'Herron. a most exemplary
and worthy young man. died last night at
the home of his sister, Mrs. Daugherty, IN
this city of consumption, aged tWenty-One
years The deceased had gone to Colo
RADIO a couple Of months ago in the hope
of recuperating his declining health, re-
turning home Saturday last 10 die.
ANDERSON. Nov. 5.-Special.-Jacob
r. WeSterfield, aged siXty-four years,
died at his home In this city al O'Clock
this morning. His remains will be taken
% Shelbyville Wednesday morning To-
burial.
Julia Kinney. the Oldest Irish lady in
the city, eighty-eght years, died at her
home yesterday. Her funeral will take
place from the catholic church tomorrow.
Daniel Rigs. aged seventy. died at his
home west of this city this morning after
q long illness.
The fve-year-old child Of J. w said
died this morning.
SHELBYVILLE. Nov Especial
John Stotsenburg died at the residence of
Mr.. Henry Cortleyan, this city. at p. m.
Sunday, Nov 4, of dropsy, aged fifty
nine years. Deceased was an old soldier
and a man who had many friends in the
southern part of the county.
Louis Drager. q prominent German
citizen Of Shelby Township, died this
morning. He had been a sufferer from
cancer for several years. which caused
his death
NOBLESVILLE. Nov. 5.-Special-
Conrad Keiser. an old and highly re-
spected pioneer of Hamilton county. died
very suddenly at his home near Cicero
this morning. While attending church
Sunday morning he was seized with
his demise The deceased was seventy
five years Of age and farmer by occu-
patiOs.
TOLEDO, O.. oct. 31-NIrs. ~ c. Har-
per of Ft. Wayne, Ind. died very sud
denly at Fremont. o., tonight. She had
just arrived from + I. way ne Oh IL WISH
70 Mr.. and Mrs. \. Williams, and was
found in dying condition in the hack
when her destination was reached. Heart
disease was the cause OF death.
CICERO, Nov. 5.-Special.-Mrs. Har-
vey J. Briggs, one OF Cicero's most esti-
mable ladies. dropped dead on the street
AT 8 o'c,Ock this evening while up in town
doing some shopping. She left home but
a few minutes before in apparent good
health. She leaves husband and TWO
childrtn
MARION. oct. 3I-Special--William
H. Halliday, president Of the Halliday
bicycle works died yesterday morning
from cerebral hemorrhage. He was sew
enty years Of age and has been a resi-
dent of this city for two years, having
come here from Chicago.
ANDERSON. Nov. 4.-Special.- Mrs
Martha VermllliOn, widow of the late
David Vermillion and one Of the best
known ladies in The county. died at her
home south OF this city Saturday. She
was seventy-four years Old and came to
this county in 1926.
MARTINSVILLE, Nov. Especial
Mrs. y. NJ. Cox. aged forty-six years,
died last night of cancer of the stomach.
Mrs. Cox Was daughter Of the late
Amos Stout and has been a lifelong res
ident here. She leaves a husband and
three children.
RICHMOND, Oct 31.-Special.-Lute
KEEPER was killed at Dayton. o.. yester-
day. He was a resident Of Hagerstown,
this county. and was wen connected, be-
ing a nephew of the Hon. Il. y. Reynolds.
at one time a representative 20 the state
legislature.
MUNCIE. Oct. a.-Special-Miss Clara
Bennett aged eighteen years. died yes
terday at the home Of Mrs. Martha Cor
ten.