The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-15
ALBERT II. DAVIDSON.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL


Bloomington. Ill. March H-Death came
to-day to Albert Il. Davidson. a widely
known resident of Lexington. this county
He was native of Ohio and was 50 years
or ago He came 10 this city when a youth
and remained here until 1865, when he re-
moved to Lexington. He has occupied every
oihce within the Gift of the people there and
for twenty years was Police AIauistrata
One of his sons Is General SUPERINTENDENT
Albert {. Davidson of the Frisco Railroad.
TECUMSEH MCCLURE.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Ardmore, I. T. March 14-Tecumseh Nc
Cure. an aged Chickasaw Indian. died last
night at his home near Davis north of
here He was one of the most prominent
Indians and held during his life most all
important offices in the Indian Government
and was at his death an Indian Senator.
DOCTOR c. NJ. ROBINSON.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Bentonville. Ark. March 14.-Doctor c.
M Robinson. an old resident and prominent
Ehysicisn. was buried here to-day Doctor
Rooinson came here from Livingston Coun-
ty. Mo. and was a warm friend OF Con-
gresham C. II. Mansur.
JOHN u. BEATTY.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Litchfield. Ill, March H-John p Reattv
died here this morning in his forty-seventh
year: He had been in the United States mail
service since 1885. and for nearly two years
had been on the Wabash running between
Detroit and St. Louis.
GENERAL CLINTON p. PAINE.
Baltimore. March IA private cable
gram received here to-day announced the
death In Naples yesterday of General CIin-
ton p. Paine. prominent financier of this
S,ty: General Paine was formerly active in
MRS. NANCY BARKER.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Golden City. Mo-, March H.-Afrs Nancy
Barker. aged 81 years. died at the home of
her son. Colonel Jerry Poor. to-day. The
remains were taken to Crittenden. Ky, for
burial.
GENERAL CHARLES STEPHAN.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
OFallon, ILL.,. March H-General Charles
Stephan, a well-known resident Of this city.
died to-day. He was Major General in the
time OF his death he was 16 years old.
MRS. c. G. NEE.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Monnett, Mo-, March I.-Mrs c G. Nee
aged 80 years. died here to-day. She was
Rock Island OF Kansas City. She was here
visiting her parents when she died.
MRS. MARY MOORE.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Monett Mo-. March N.-Mrs. Mary Moore.
aged 70 years, died here yesterday of old
age. She was one Of the first families TO
settle in Southwest Missouri.
DENNIS BELL.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Greenup, H., March i.-Dennis Bell, a
large farmer and land owner. died to-day at
his home. eight miles northeast of this
place. He was 20 years old.
GENERAL ID. H. REYNOLDS.
Little Rock. Ark. March H.-General d.
n. Reynolds. who was a Brigadier General
In the Confederate army. died to-day at
Lake Village. Ark.
MRS. j. NJ. GULLY.
EEPUBLLC SPECIAL
Carthage. Mo. March H.-Mrs. ]. NJ. Cul-
ly. pioneer. aged SS years. died to-day
She leaves eight children residing in Kansas
and Missouri.
MRS. ELIZABETH ROSE.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Ridgway, Ill, March H.-Mrs. Elizabeth
Rose. aged 81 years. long a resident of this
place. died to-day.
JOSEPH PITT.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Farber. Mo-, March 14.-Joseph Pitt. an
old resident of this vicinity, died to-day.
He was IS years old.