Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-03-06
MORTUAPY,

MoRTUARY.
Henry G. Marquand, president o
tho Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York. died.
Benoni Wheat, a prominent citizer
of Alexandria, Va, died in his sew
enty eighth year.
Col. Hugh Sterling. one OF the mos
prominent masons in West Virginia
died in Parkersburg.
Mrs. Laura Dickey, Chicago. Is
dead. In 1S49 Mrs. Dickey, DR.. l.. S
| Major and five others organized the
first Christian church in Chicago.
Mother Mary of the Angels, aged
"a years. founder or the order OF the
! Sisters of Humility o! Mary in Iowa
died at the home convent IN
Ottumwa Ia. of pneumonia.
j. A. Fillmore, one of the best
known railroad men in the country
died of pneumonia at San Francisco
For many years he was manager OF
the Southern Pacific company. but re.
tired last July.
Robert Cooper, aged "a years. a
pioneer businessman of Iowa Falls,
Ia, died. He located in Iowa in 1853.
opening the first furniture store in
his county. His father was a cousin
OF James Fenimore Cooper.
Truman Huling. aged 80 years. the
richest man in Kankakee county, ILL.,.
died at Kankakee. He was a '49er
and member of the lower house OF
the thirty-fifth general assembly. He
was mayor of Kankakee three times.
Captain Oslon Patterson. for
twenty-eight years a mail clerk on
the Michigan Central railway. run
ming out of Joliet. ILL.,. died, aged 70.
at his home in Lake Station Ind.
he was captain on the staff OF Gen.
eral Grant during the civil war.
j. w. Van SAINT. father of Governor
Van SAINT of Minnesota, died at Lee
claire, la. He was born in New
Jersey SO years ago and came west
In 1897. settling first at Rock Island.
Ill. He and his wife celebrated their
seventeen wedding anniversary last
summer.
Albert w. Merrick, aged 60 wears.
who published the first newspaper
printed in the Black Hills and south.
ern South Dakota, died OF pneumonia
at Dea''wood, s. d. He was a
veteran of the civil war. He started
the Deadwood Pioneer in 1876. wnen
ther was no other paper.
Rev. Joseph w. Cook. a pioneer
or Indian missionary work IN
wyoming and the Dakotas. died at
81 Louis. of valvular disease OF the
acaft. We was en- route to Florida
and, becoming unable to travel was
compelled to stop in St. Louis. The
oody has been sent to Wagner. s. y
Louis c. Behman of the firm of
| hyde Behman. theatrical managers
OF Brooklyn, is dead. He was AZ
years old and twenty-five years ago
managed theaters in Phiisaelphis
ana Baltimore. He went to Brook.
iyh In 1877, and the firm this YEA,
controlled six of Brooklyn's places Of
amusement.
Herman A. Becaun. G. wears old
kaown throughout the country a,
corporal Becaun, died at Milwa,l
Aee OF septicemia, superinduced by q
variety ct ailments, most of them r.
sulting from diseases CONTRACTED
during the eighteen months he waq
confined in The confederate prison y
Andersouviue
z IN the death OF DIR. Joseph A. Boot
II his residence in New York or,
the last of the four sons OF lun,p
Brutus Booth. the elder. passe,
away, Or. Booth was a younge
brother of Edwin. Junius Bruins ,r
and John Wilkes Booth. He lived
quiet life compared with that of nj
brothers, Members of the theatrca
profession who knew Edwin Boot
Wei We're unacQuainted with pr
Booth.