The St. Louis Republic., 1902-03-13
He was aged 70 year1. A wife and i've chill
dren survive
LOUIS EILBRACHr.

LOUIS EILBRACHr.
| REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Waterloo. ILL.,. March I2-Louis EiIbracht
Gently died in St. Louis. was Inferred ir
the Waterloo Cemetery to-day. He was
born in .Holzhausen. Prussia, and was 81
MRS. NJ. w. BELL.
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Kinmundy. Ill. March L-Mrs Mourning
W. Bell died at the home OF her son, J. ].
Bell. in this city this morning. aged q
MRS. JOHN KINNEY.
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New London. Mo. March i2-Mrs John
Kinney OF this place died yesterday of
pneumonia, aged s5 years. Her husband is
GALLOWAY FRAZIER.
Frazier. whose father was the first Gov
srnor Of the Chickasaw Nation. is dead.
Frazier was prominent In the councils Of
the Chickasaws for many years.
BROTHER CHARLES.
New York, March 12.-Brother Charles.
president of Manhattan College, and one
OF the best-known educators IN the Catholic
Church OF America. is dead from pneumonia
at the institution OF which he was tho
MAJOR WILEY VI. JONES.
Waco. Tex, March 12.-Maior Wiley ".
Jones. one of the pioneers OF Texas. dropped
dead in 4 street car as the result OF a stroke
OF paralysis. lie was IS years OF age
JOHN JACOBS.
Massillon. o., March l2.-John Jacobs,
eged 20 years, Il coal operator having ex-
tensive land and manufacturing, interests
here and at Mansfield and ST. Mary's. O..
and Des Moines. Ia. dted to-day of old
WILLIAM EDMONDs.
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mcnds died to-day at his home In Cottage
ADAM DASNENBARGER.
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ger, prominent farmer of Shelby County,
was found dead in bed at his home this
morning. His death was due to heart fail
ure. Three months ago his son. Walter
was burned to death, and. some weeks pre-
vious to that. his son. Elmer. was seriously
MRS. MARY LEWIS.
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Alton, ILL.,, March i2.-Mrs Mary Lewis
Illinois Glass Company. died Tonight at
her home: Iel9 State street; after a short
Illness with grippe. Funeral arrangements
have not been completed.
TWO DEATHS IN JOHNSON COUNTY.
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Vienna. Ill. March Thames y. Davis.
a wealthy farmer of bloomfield Township.
this county. died last night of a cancer OF
Mrs. s. S: Sharp, wife Of a prominent
farmer OF Simpson Township. died last
night. she was the mother OF County Sur
veyor John II. Sharp OF this county.
SUDDEN DEATH AT ST. CHARLES, MO.
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st. Charles, Mo-, March 12-Henry T..
Niederhelman. a well-known barber OF this
city, died suddenly Monday night at .
o'clock, in the tailoring establishment of
Charles Ganter- He had spent the evening
in his shop at work. Just as he locked
the door TO go home he suffered severe
hemorrEaSe OF the lungs and staggered TO
Mir. Ganter's shop. sinking into chair. Be
fore a doctor could arrive. Niederhelman
be buried Friday afternoon.
HERMAN HAvERMANN.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Carlyle. Ill. March 1.-THE funeral OF
Herman Havermann. aged q years, oc-
CURED to-day in Germantown.
LEFT BODY To MEDICAL COLLEGE.
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Kansas City. No. March 12-Georse P.
WEIGH. proprietor OF the Taylor Hotel. at
Pleasant Hill. Mo. committed suicide at the
Hotel Cosby here some time during the
night, despondent over business reyerses.
He had taken poison and left note be-
queathing his body TO a local medical col
Welch came TO the city yesterday.
CLAY DEWEY.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Carlyle. Ill. March 1.-THE death of Clay
Dewey. aged 30 years, a former resident of
Township. occurred last night
in Oklahoma.