The Republican journal., 1900-04-19

bouquet of twenty-nine white pinks from
Mrs. Geo. Berry, Richmond a beautiful pill
low from his sister, Mrs. Lillian Stackpole,
Boston: a handsome wreath from Sebast-
cook Lodge. G. I. A large number of SYM
pathlzing friends filled the house to over
flowing. Besides his parents the deceased
leaves two brothers and three sisters. has,
+. Berry of Bath, G. W. Berry Of Rich
mond, Mrs. Lillian Stacllpole of Boston,
Misses Annie NJ, and Edith Il. Berry of
Burnham, all of whom We're present at the
funeral.
K. c. J. Pendleton died April LIST at the
home Of his SON. \. y. Pendleton 1902 North
Capitol avenue, Indianapolis, Ind. Death
was caused by Bright disease and paralN-
sis. Mr.. Pendeton was for many years a
well-known resident of indianapolis. He
was born in Camden. Me, i'll lS:i2. lie WAS
a "forty-niner.' returning from California
in lS56 In 1851 he married Miss Hannah
Davis of Yarmouth, Mass From 1871 until
the outbreak of the Civil War he was in the
merchant marine service i'll Massachusetts,
but at the commencement of hoStlities he
enlisted in the | Mon navy. After the close
OF the war he went to Paraguay with Minis
ter WaShburn, having been sent there by the
Government on a private mission Mr..
Pendleton came to Indiana to live in 1867.
He was the first agent here of the old L., Is.
W. Railroad, and was afterward agent for
the Canada Southern Fast Freight Line He
finally became assistant general freight
agent of the Mexican Central Railroad, with
headquarters in Mexico City. In 1887 Mr.
Pendleton returned to indianapolis and had
charge of the soliciting of funds for the
Hendricks statue. Some years ago he went
to Chicago and became identified with the
Phoenix Insurance Company. lie was at
one time a member of the Legislature of In
diana and served on the staff of Gov Gray
He leaves a widow and six children. They
are: Miss Hannah Pendleton and A. d.
and J. ID. Pendeton of indianapolis, Ralph
J. Pendleton of st Louis and George IL. and
Charles e. Pendieton of Chicago. Indian
apoliS Press.
Mrs. Louisa A. French died suddenly
April sth, at the residence of her nephew
Roscoe K. WardWell. in Verona, at the age
Of IS years. Two sisters, Mrs. Lorraine
Lord of Prospect, and Mrs. Alice War(wel
Of penobscot, survive her. Mrs French
had Just returned from calling on a neigh
when suddenly She complained Of q severe
pain, dying almost instantly, before Mr.
NardWell who was present. could render
assistance. The funeral took place Thurs
day afternoon, Rev. VIM. Forsyth oiliciat-
ing. The interment was in Riverside Gene
terry, Prospect. BuckSport Herald.
capt III. Alden Gllley, we'll Known AS the
former commander of the bark Grace Lin
wood, lost in 1898 while in temporary com
mand of another captain, died April 18th,
at Barre, VT, where he had recently been
engaged in business. Capt Gilley was IL
years of age and belonged in l'ucksport
He was widely known in shipping circles
throughout the east The remains We're
taken to Bucksport for interment
Capt. Whitman Snowman, for y years
pilot on the line between Boston and Port
land, died at his home in Georgetown, Me
April 10th He was one of the best-known
pilots on the New England coast He leaves
a wife and one son.
Adoniram Judson Shaw, a prominent
citizen OF Rockland died at midnight April
18th, from a sudden attack of neuralgia of
the heart: He was 81 years old and Il ma
tive of Albion.