The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-22
DEATHS.
Gen. Albert Ordway.

| NEW YORK. Nov H-Gen Albert Ord
| way died tonight at the Hoffman house.
| Gen. Ordway and his wife returned from
| Europe last Wednesday They engaged
rooms at the Hoffman house. The next
| day the general was taken sick. and he
| continued 10 grow weaker and weaker
| until 7:l5 o'clock this evening. when he
passed away.
| The generals death was doubtless hast
ened by the recent events in connection
| with his hayward daughter. Bettina Gil
| rard The latter. a complete wreck. was
| a day or two ago transferred 10 a private
| sani.arium from Bellevue hospital. Owing
| TO the pleading of his wife. who had be-
| come reconciied TO her daughter. Gen. Ord
| way finally consented to the return of the
prodigal. and a reunion of the family in
| Washington was arranged
Gen. Ordway's death is attributed by the
attending physician to jaundce and pieu
| risy which developed from cold contract
| ed in Parts.
WASHINGTON. Nov 21-Brevet Brig
adler Glenerai Albert Ordway who was
| born I'm 1si3. served with credit and gall
| Iantry throughout the civil war. the great
| er portion of the time with his regiment
| the Twenty-fourth ssachusetts infant
| ~. An act OF personal gallantry at New
| burn, y. c. was followed by his appoint
mcnt IS adjutant of the regiment. He
! remained in North Carolina until June
! 1853: later served In the army of the Poto-
| mac then in Florida. and through the
| campaign of 1875 in the army Of the
james.
| After the occupation OF Richmond he
| was appointed provost marshal OF Viz
| GINA where through portion of the
| troubles of the reconstruction times. he
| directed the delicate duties OF his position
| with much skill and tact,
For aa!iantry AZ various times and be-
| Af hA huA
| lively promoted When q years OF age he
was made brevst brigadier general be-
4! ing the youngest officer in the service to
| receive that grade. HIS regiment and him
| self were retained in the service until Feb
| ruaFy, 1876. and was the last volunteer
| troop mustered oHt tn the state.
After being mustered out Gen. Ordvav
| Went into business at Richmond. and
| about ten years later returned 10 Wash
| ington, where. as commander OF the Ma
| tionai Guard for number Of wears no
| brought that organization up tosa high
| standard.
baron Pollock.
| LONDON Nov 22-S!r Charles Edward
| Pollock baron OF the queens bench aivi-
| sion Of the high court of justice. died this
| morning in his seventy-dfth year.
| Baron Pollock was born October 81. 1872
| Tie fourth son OF the Right Hon. Second
| chief Baron Pollock. He was educated AZ
| 81 PSulS school From 1877 20 Is4t he was
| private secretary OF his father. ther, at
| teTHey general In 80 he was admitted
| - a bavr1$geT Of the inner temple He
| was made queens counsel in 1855 baron
! G: the exchs1urr In 1873: justice Of the ex-
/ che9ucr division Of the high eour, OF Jus
| lce In iS15. and in ls9s was appointed to
| the queens bench division. with the rank
| q baron OF the eourt-
Capt j. r. Chapman.
| SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. I--Cans. ] F.
| Chapman, for twenty-five years a pyonin-
| eat snip owner here. died this morning at
| his suburban residence near Oakland.
District Judge Nelson
| WORCESTER. Mass. Nov. T-yu.fxe
| Thomas Leverett Nelson. OF the Uaited
States clvculI court OF the district OF Mas
@acaasetts. died today al bis hon1a IN This
city after long illness. Ee vas - years
g age.
Mrs. Elizabeth J. MrNiiIiu.
NANTUCKET. Mass. Nov g-Mrs
Eliza bath J. AcAlllia. wife Of Gen. W l..
McMillsn. % Louisiana. died here tonight Of
heart failure. Gen. and Mrs McMluln ar
rived last Monday.
CALAIS III. johnson
DENVER, New ~-Caiss II Johnson a
veteran mining EaAG, 6se2 at St Likes