The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-01-03
DEATHS OF THE DAY.
BIsHOP TGNATTUs MAX

and titular bishop of Antonio a CO.
/ worker of bishop Baraga among the
! Michigan Indians. died at St Mary's hos
/ pital this afternoon aged 90 years. Bish-
/ op Nrak was in possession Of all his fac
ulties to the end. Bishop Nfrak was born
( October &c. 1910, at Caranoua, Austria
/ Tie was ordained a priest January 13
1897 IN 1915 he was called to America
/ by Bishop Baraga to take up Isdian mis-
sionary work in the diocese of sault Ste
Marie and Marquette.
SHERIFF sUGHRUE.
Ashland, Kan. Jan. 2.-Sherif Sughrue
! died here this afternoon after a Iosg and
painful illness He viii be buried sun
day by the Grand Army Of which he was
an active member. Yesterday he called
for flag saying that he wanted to die
with it in his hands. For nearly nine
years he has been sheriff of this county
and was a terror to law breakers. He
or, and was respected. No misdeed has
ever been ascribed to him. and although
outwardIy- outspoken and gruff, he bad
the kindest heart that beat.
CAPTAIN EDWARD HOPPE.
West Chester. ia, Jan. 2-Captain Ed
ward Hoppe. Z. s. A, retired, died sud
denly Of appoplexy last night He was
one of the officers detailed to guard the
penitentiary when Mrs. Suratt and the
the other consplrators were hanged for
plotting the assassination of President
Lincoln. He was also one Of the officers
detailed TO guard the funeral carriage
that bore the body of Abraham Lincoln
from Washington to Springfield.
JAMES PRIEsTLY.
Philadelphia, Jan flames Priestly. 81
years old. founder Of the James w.
Pnestly Caret mills, was aspyxiated by
! Illuminating gas at the home Of his son.
John w. Priestly during last night His
body was discovered today Charles
Priestly. a grandson. was also overcome
by tho gas, but his life was saved.
SAMUEL R. H. HILL
Philadelphia, Jan 2-samuel R. H lnu.
general agent of the adams Express com
pany in this city. died at his home today.
Death was due to pleuro-pneumonia- He
was about s. years old and had been 80
years in the service Of the company.
working his way from q humble posi-
ton to that Of general agent
REV. W. w. WEIsHATTEN.
Philadelphia, Jan 2-The family of
Rev. ". w. We.skatten, pastor Of St.
James lutheran church here has re-
ceived dispatch announcing the death
of the clergyman at sea on December Is.
The body was buried IN the ocean
BABY MCCORMICK.
New York. Jan 2-The two year old
son Of Ms. Harold AcCormiek, who is
daughter Of John D. Rockefeller. died
today in Tarrytown of scarlet fever An
other child Of Ms Mccormick is also
dangerously i'll from the fever.
EUGENE c. SMITH
Linchburg. Tenn. Jan Eugene c.
Smith a we'll known farmer. was found
dead in bed this morning with his head
split open by an ak The identity OF the
assassin is unknown.
MRS. ANNA HOLSTEIN
1Torristown, Pa Jan. AIRS. Anna
Morris Eolstein. widow OF Major William
Hayman Holzteln. and q famous army
nurse IS dead at her home in Red Hll
near here
ICNATTCs DONNELI.EY.
London, Jan 2-The death Of Ignadus
Dounelly 1T Minneapolis yesterday was
followed today by long obituaries and
editorials IN the London papers
JOHN AUGHTER.
Mexico City. Jan 2-Gene-a, James
Aughter. 2 wen known ex-c0nfe5erate
leader. die5 AT the American hospital in
this city today from pueumona.
JAMES /. MASON
washington. Jan. General Woo ST
Havana. reports the death of Private
James J. Mason company =. Second err
tuery Of performs
CHARLES T. CARSON.
London. Jan 2-CaarIes T. Carson
tlAoael ceartisr Dutton1 editor az IRE
Stage IS dead He was torn FRI l.sE
ComptFoIIer Caler Il All aiE
New york jar. 2-CoH-rro C-
Sad folay that he had reflsea II pas
tee December salary 4 1su@
president - the Borough ~ anasrsea
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