Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-07-17
OBITUARY..

DIR. j. K. Eberle, aged IS years. for
twenty-five years a prominent ply
slclan OF Pana, ILL.,, died.
X. B. Huston, formerly treasurer
of Havana, H., died at the residence
OF his father in Blandinsvile, Ill.
Charles H. Criss, a well,known mem
Der of the New York cotton exchange.
is dead at Seabright, N. j., from
Bright's disease.
Lewis d. Stubs, aged 50 years, one
oil the most prominent attorneys In
eastern Indiana, died at his home IN
Richmond, Ind, of which city he had
formerly been mayor.
James p Stephens, one of the Oldest
pottery manufacturers in this country.
is dead at Trenton, N. j., from heart
disease. He was born in Cincinnati
Ohio, sixty-two years ago.
John w. Greeley, a cousin of Horace
Greeley, is dead at Manchester. N. Fl.
he was SO years old and lived at
Amherst. near the site of the house in
which his illustrious cousin was born.
Marshall J. Williams, chief Justice
Of the Ohio, supreme court, died in
Columbus, of diabetes, aged 65 years,
Judge Williams had been four times
elected to the supreme bench. He re.
Gently declined a denomination Oh
account of failing health.
James p. Stephens. one of the
oldest pottery manufacturers in this
country, is dead at Trenton, N. j..
from heart disease. He was born in
Cincinnati, ssixty-two years ago. Mr..
Stephens is credited with developing
the manufacture of pottery in certain
lines to the highest point attained in
this country.
Mrs. M. Crawford, widow of Captain
Frank Crawford, a wel+known at
torney of Chicago. died in q Cincinnati
hospital, where she went to undergo
an operation. Her father was DR.. E.
p. Fyffe, who rendered distinguished
services in the war of the rebellion
and retired with the flank of brigadier
general Rear Admiral Joseph P.
Fyffe. deceased, was her brother. A
daughter, Mrs Charles II. Merritt.
TISSUES III SnlCaSO.
Maj. Edwin Stevens. a veteran OF
the civil war, died at Pernambuco.
Brazil He was appointed consul of
Ming Pc, China, by President Garfield
his commission being signed the night
before the president was shot. MAJ.
Stevens was also appointed consul 70
Pernamuco by President Harrison.
and remained there after his term of
office had expired. He was born in
Peoria, ILL.,. sixty-six years ago. and
served through the war of the re-
bellion. entering the army as private
in the Seventy-seventh Illinois
volunteers. At the end of the war he
had reached the rank of major ON Gen.
Grants staff.
The duchess OF Atholl died while
en- her way from Italy to Switzerland.
She was the eldest daughter of the
late Sir Thomas Moncrieff. and mar
ried the present duke in 1868, jus,
one year before he succeeded to his
title. The duke of Atholl holds nearly
a quarter of million acres in Scot
land and is among the most influential
of the Scottish peers. He sits in the
house o. IDS, however. under the
minor ii of earl of Strange, as
peers of otland and Ireland are not
included among Great Britain's
hereditary legislators. Her son. The
marquis of Tullinardine, is heir to the
title.
Judge Wnnam Marvin is dead. aged
"a, He was appointed United States
district attorney for Florida in 1895
by President Jackson and United
States district Judge at Key West by
President Van Buren,. He held cou.t
at Key West until 1868 and il was a
union court, though every one col.-
nected with it. from district attorney
to crier, Joined in the secession. After
the war President Johnson appointed
him provisional governoI of Florids
and was afterward elected to the
United states senate. but was not
allowed to take his seat because
negroes had not been allowed to vote.
He has written several works upon
maritime law and theological sub
jects. He voted for every democratic
president from Jackson n Cleveland.