The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-10-09
COMPETITION WOULD
RI.SI'IT FROM CHANGES.
BISHOP BURGESS DEAD.
Presided Over the Episcopal Dio
cese of Quincy, III.

(, .lbans Vt. Oct. s.-The Right Rever-
end Alexander Burgess. u. D.. LII D. kplS-
copal Bishop of the diocese OF teult,s!' ~ III.
died at the home of his daughter MIS-. NJ
me- Charles Rovcs in this city, at o cloch
this morning Death was due to genera'
breaking down, the result of old age
WIFE OF PROMINENT ATTORNEY.
REPIBI1C SPECIAL.
Murray. wife ot Mathew P. Murray. 1ne
of the most prominent members oI ~. .nJ ~
ton County bar. occurred 'his In'd - age
her home here She was 81 years OIL ase
THE REVEREND CHARLES ShN
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
bunker hin. H.. Oct S.-The Reverena
Charles Slater. aged % years. i1,v uisu a.
home in Woodhurn. Ill. this evening.
FUNERAL OF STACEY DANIELS
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
PAXTON. Ill. oct s-The funeral services
for Stacy Daniels. aged s6 years a pioh,eHsi,
who mad resided here since 1891. We're ueIu
this afternoon from his late home. NJ
OF Paxton Post. No. 3s7. G. A. r.; ofiiciatsa ss
ne nsilbearers. He had been an invalid M
teen years.
PETER J. Dennis.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
ST Joseph. Mo. Oct. s.--Peter J. Bennis
head hog buyer for Hammond Packing
Company, well known all over the Wes.;
died this evening Of heart trouble. ageo -
years. Deceased was a brother OF >. ~;
Bennis commercial agent for Baltimore ana
Ohio Railroad at Denver
PROFESSOR WILLIAM ROBINSON.
Ogden. Utah, Oct. S-Professor william
Robinson. well known to theatrical people ,s
OF heart disease in this city to-day
Robinson was pupil of the late SIT AT
thur Sullivan at the ROYAL Academy OF
musical director of the Gilbert and sullivan
operas. He had led the orchestra FOR tns
Castle Square companies in New loiK aiiu
Chicago, and later was connected with 1,r me
southyell company. Robinson came to os-
psnv' pei, aV which disbanded. Since then he had
resided here.
REPUBLIC sPB-IAL ~ u
Springfield. Ill. oct. S-Coionel 10
Wiggins proprietor of the Leland Ho,e.
and we'll known throughout Illinois. died at
his country residence near Springfield TINS
afternoon. With Horace l.. Leland M
opened the Leland Hotel here In 1s6' ana
on the death of MI. Leland Las,aI,, assu'neu
HERBERT +. BAILEY.
REPURLlC SPECIAL. ,,o..
Centralia, ILL.,. Oct. s.-Herbert +. EaiieF,
was born and grew TO manhood In this city.
but went West with his father and located
in Denver He was connected with several
cent years had held prominent positions
His death was due to Brights disease.
JOHN q. CROW.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL -
aged 50 years, a pioneer and prominent cit!-
zen, is dead He had been Ill a long Tune
OLD-TIME ACTRESS DEAD.
New York oct S.-Mary l.. Berrall Mich
oils an old-time actress, is dead at Weston
Conn, at the residence of her son.
Mrs Nichols was a years old. and had
been for almost sixty years member of the
theatrical profession.
In the course of her career she appeared
in support of Edwin Forrest the Booths;
Harry sullivan Charlotte Cushman and
Mary Anderson and had been a member of
stock companies in New York, Baltimore.
washington. Mobile. Richmond. Savannah.
Tharlsstown Norfolk. New Orleans, Calves
ton. 81. Louis. Pttsburg and other cities:
Her first husband was Samue! Berrall of
Philadelphia.