The St. Louis Republic., 1902-06-29
SPECIALTIES.
DEATHS.

APPLPGATE-on Friday. June T. 1on,. at s:45
Of Nellie 1ppssSto nee seWar1 and son y
James L and Amanda a. Applesate, aged 81
years
Interment KsytesviIIe Mo.
cALLAHAN-on Fr1ssy. June n, 19o3 at 5:a
p. m, Johanna. beloved daughter OF Cornelius
months
Funeral froza fnmIly residence. No s5Os Penn
sylvania avenue. Sunday. June g at p. m.
to st. ColumkilIe's Church. thence to Mount Olive
Cemetery. Friends invited
Chicago papers please copy.
Cullen EzDY aged i year 10 months and Ii days.
Funeral from RFsidence. No 1888 Bartmer ave-
nue.. Sunday. al p. M Interment private.
o,5 satSggay {g1S 2 2 at s,s
2orPeSt and father Of Tichael andrev Denns
&rs. T. DInan and Mrs 1. o'Conner. '-'D'
srunernl from family residence. No 81 Mont
Eoae avenue. Monday. June 30 at p. m. to ST
Aalaehy's Church. thence to Calvary Cemetery.
Friends arc invited
JoHNsoN-Entsred into rest. Hobert Msrean
Johnson beloved son ot Moses 7: and Mary p.
Funeral Monday. June 80, at : D. M from res
Atence. No. SSss Plymouth avenue.
q Mts q S Mounts No sS Ss5S E Evans Msgnss aHs
MURNANN-on Saturday. June 2s. 1902. at 6
Suith). N
Funeral from residence. No. 5oI4 Minerva ave-
nue.. Sunday morning, at 10 a. m. Strictly pri-
Vsto.
MoRRIsoN-on Saturday, June 2s. 1902, at D.
~. James u. Morrison, beloved brother of Tom
Kittie and John Morrison
Funeral from family RESIDENCE No. 26ls North
1NrraaH o-RA
b. Teresa's Church. thence TO Calvary Cemetery
III m. Emma 5 Peter after short illness, be-
+Ssso 9Aushter Of Sebastian and Lizzie Peter (nee
NogeD, aged 2S days. ~
Funeral Monday June 30, at $50 4 m. from
residence No. 4466 North Taylor avenue
H0ESSGaES0n ~ CHE Saturday. June S. 1902 at 10
?; n; louis Ruesche, beloved son Of Frederick
Funeral from family residence No Isss Ress.s
avenue Monday. June 30. at ? p m.
sTILwEIL--on Thursday. June @ 1902 Il,
aged Is years -i-"e''' h1i'Och Sulweii.
Funeral sunday; june o. at p; m. from Del
and torty-third street. Friends invited.
MEMBERS Of Compton Hill Council Rov.,
\ George L. Ferris meet at Anchor Hall, park
NeDd Jefferson avenues. 1 p. m. Carriages viii
s. B. coUcHMAN. Regent.
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At a meeting OF the members Of the SfIrnen,a
Association and OF wholesale dealers Jointly con-
voked and held the eighteenth day OF June
292 on the occasion Of the death Of Mr. Harry
RiesenberB. President William q. Frye In the
char and J. Z. Larson secretary tine following
resolutions were unanimously adopted:
The unexpected death OF our associate, Mr..
OF June 1902. who was removed from our midst
in the yiEor OF Industrious and successful
manhood has filled our hearts with sadness and
grief, and in his death We mourn not only the
n aSsOciatiOQA b,t
also Of one who, in his character. as we'll
his conduct in life. has endeared himself to all
Of u.s.
character and all those Qualifications to bring
forth its excellence.
Favored with a good and thorough education
and mind, he set out at a comparatively early
age to gain worldly means and TO attain success
IN life. not to hoard up wealth. but en-
pioy IL TO do good 10 others Ia the advancement
Of the profession and pursuit which he had
chosen and in the rational enjoyment Of life by
himself and thcse to him
His untiring industry. the faculty OF close and
exhaustive aUplica ton. the probi;y and fairn. SIS
Of his character. ais clean life and urbane de-
pertinent In dealing with othera, caused and
ei&ed him 10 achieve success In singular de-
Zen he was struck down with fatal disease all
80 socn for him. his family and friends.
y With Harry RiesenberG yaiue member of
our afsociations and dear friend Of all Of US
has departed. but no lives and shall live in our
memory. for then he Is not dead
= IL WIS further resolved that. q token Of our
ths public press end as an expression Of our
aespiy felt aympath5 with Mrs Rieasnberg for
ne irr5psrabie loss suffered a copy hereof be
1920 to her and that these resolutions be
J. P. LARSON Secretary.