Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1901-01-31
OBITUARY.

Joseph Adams, aged Al years, died
Sunday OF heart trouble. Al,
Frederick Cochran, son of William R.
Cochran OF Middletown, died on Satur-
day. ~
Mrs. Frances Ann Cummins, wife of
the late Robert Hill, died Sunday at
her residence in Smyrna.
William Il. Cox, aged 81 years, died
of pneumonia at bis residence at
Eighth and LOCUST streets Sunday.
Mrs. Sarah j. Hilyard, widow of
Capt. William II. Hilyard, died at her
home at Newport Sunday. She was
60 years OF age. 4 sN
DR.. Lewis Buffet Of Easton, Md,
one OF Talbot county's most prominent
citizens, died Sunday of caIcer of
the stomach. He came from Cleveland,
O., 10 years ago. and purchased Sunset
Farm, one of the prettiest estates in
the Miles River district, where he has
resided ever since.
John Bishey, who.died at this Della
ware Hospital few days ago from the
effects of falling from ladder at the
plant OF the Hartmann & Fehrephach
brewing Co., where he was employed
as fireman, was buried Saturday at
held at st. Ann's Church. tt
Mrs. Ida Roberts Morrison, wife
Andrew M. Morrison, superintendent
of the American Bridge Co. at Edge
Moor, died Monday morning at her home,
Edge Moor, after an. illness of grip,
fastened by an attack of pneumonia
which followed. She has been i'll about
10 days. The deceased was we'll known
ard beloved by al who knew her. A
husband and two children. Irene, aged
10 years. and Raymond, aged - years,
survive her. Mrs. Morrison was a
daughter of George r. Roberts of this
city.
Mrs. Martha E. Reeder, for many
years resident OF Elkton, Cecil county,
Md, died Sunday morning at $3.50
O'Clock, at the residence OF her sor,,
Charles Reeder, who resides at No. 213
jeffrey street, Chester. Mrs. Reeder
went to Chester some weeks ago to visit
relatives She had been the guest of
her daughter, Mrs. James Mckane,
Eighth street and Edgmont avenue,
and from there went to visit her son, in
the lower section of the city. Some
days ago she contracted the grin which
developed into pneumonia, and all that
medical skill oould do failed to save
her life. She. was in her list year.
| Mrs. Fannie Brady, wife of former
Magistrate W. II. Brady of No. 1921
Church street, died suddenly early Sun
day morning. She had been i'll with
pneumonia for about three weeks but
wac much improved and on Saturday
| night went out to nearby store. Upon
her return she complained, of feeling
chilly and later while talking to one
of her daughters, became unconscious
and soon expired. Her death occurred
about 2 Pollock. Mrs. Brady was 80 years
of age and besides her husband, leaves
the following children: Winfield III.
Brady, Mrs. Louisa Spring and Mrs.
Mabel Alexander. Both Of her daughters
are i'll. Decreased was a member of the
Methodist Episcopal Church.
Jacob B. Goldey, aged 46 years, a
brother Of Prof. III. s. Goldey, died
last Saturday at his residence, No.
14l4 Dickinson street, Philadelphia,
and was buried on Tuesday. Death re-
suited form the grip. Deceased, who
is survived by widow, was the first
of five brothers to die. His mother,
who is 81 years of age is still living.
Mr.. Goldey YVES member of the firm
of Il. NJ Harris & Co, prominent
Philadelphia builders, who erected the
Drexel Building. Bullitt Building,
Hotel Bellevue, Export Exposition
buildings and the new Capitol OF Penn
sylvania. at Harrisburg. +. NJ. Harri,
the senior member of the firm, is Q
step brother Of the deceased. He ia 9
membsr Of Select Council and also Of
the Public Buildings Commission.