Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1901-09-12

member of the school committee, died
Of heart disease, aged 81.
DR.. Gates B. Bullard, known as one
CT the most skillful physicians in
northern New England and a medical
authority of high standing, died at his
home at st. Johnsbury, VT, aged "
years.
Former Congressman William G.
Wallace of Brooklyn ~ ", is dead.
He represented the third district of
Brooklyn for one term and was at
one time prominent in republican
politics.
Judge Baker p. Lee died at BuckrOe
Beach, Va. Judge Lee was born in
Elizabeth City county, Virginia, II
years ago. He was a confederate sol
der. He studied law and graduated,
but spent most of his life in the news
paper business.
| Edwin S. Chaplin, senior member Of
the stock brokerage firm of Z. S.
Chaplin & Co., of New York city, died
of acute pneumonia at Manhattan
Beach. He was IS years Of age. As
broker he acted for Jay Gould and
other large operators.
Frederick Warren, Jr., Boston rep
resentatiye and one Of the owners Of
the Warren Steamship company, died
from injuries received in carriage
accident near his summer home at
Beverly farm. He was son of the
founder Of the Warren line and was
about 40 years of age.
Dr. p S. Baker, professor Of
Chemistry il De Paw university at
Greencastle, Ind, and prominent In
his limo of work, died at Asheville,
N. c., Of lung trouble. His death was
indirectly due to an explosion of
chlorine gas several years ago, the
chemical so irritating his lungs that
they never recovered their normal
strength.
Edward Doherty, we'll known on
the vaudeville stage and in the circus
business, died at hospital In Kansas
City. He was noted animal trainer.
Rev. Moses Harvey, the renowned
historian and scientist and the dis
coyeror of the famous devilfsh now
in the Smithsonian institution. Wash
ington, died at st. Johns, N. f. He
was born in 1929.
Henry G. Durand, president of the
board of trustees of Lake Forest uni
yersity and veteran Chicago bust
ness man. died as the result of a
stroke of paralysis in the Moraine
hotel, Highland park. The day before
Mr. Durand was in good health until
the paralytic shock came suddenly
upon him. He was "a years old. hay
ing been born in 1927 in Clintonytlle.
N. Y. Mrs. Durand and other mem.
bers of the family were present at the
deathbed.
Charles T.. Ward. aged Sc. is dead
at the Hamilton. Tenn, poorhouse.
He was born in Baltimore and came
of an aristocratic English family.
For number of years he was an as
sociate of Adams in the organization
and direction of the affairs of the
Adams Express company. At the
breaking out of the civil war Ward
was possessed of a fortune, but in
vested it in the bonds of the confed-
crate states and lost It. He made
several attempts to recoup after the
war but failed.
now. The cablegram merely an.
nounced that Miss Thoburn had died
OF cholera Sept. /. Miss Thoburn
was sister of Bishop J. Nj. Thoburn.
who, with his wife, is now recuperat-
ing at Lake Bluff, Ill. He recently re-
turned from India, where he had
labored for years as missionary
bishop. Miss Thoburn was the first
missionary sent out by the Women s
Foreign Missionary society of the
Methodist Episcopal church. She
went to India in 1869 and had been
there practically continuously for tne
thirty-two years since.