Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-09-18

the Oldest American alumnus OF Dart
mouth college, is dead at Concord, N.
H., aged 81.
Jesse Cox, for nearly thirty years a
member of the Chicago bar, died OF
pneumonia, following an operation for
appendicitis.
w. G. Anderson, who was congress
man from the first district of Tennes-
see the term of 1S94-'96, died at his
home at Newport, Tenn.
Captain H. NJ. Hall, superintendent
of bridges and building of the Balti-
more & Ohio Southwestern railroad,
died at his home in Alban, Ill.
Captain c. Tyler Morley, a we'll
known vessel owner and former ship
builder of Marine City, Mich, died
from a paralytic stroke. He was So
years of age.
Frank Tousey, founder of Judge
and a nephew of the late Sinclair
Tousey, founder and president of the
American News company, is dead in
New York from pleurisy.
Funeral services for General James
A Williamson, former president of the
Atlantic and Pacific railroad and com
missioner of the United States land
office, were held in Washington.
James A. Duield, aged 72 years,
father of John A. Dufeld, editor OF the
McHenry County Democrat, died at
his home in Woodstock, III. He had
been resident of the county for six
ty-eight years.
John A. Schoen, treasurer of the
Columbia Hardwood company of Chi
cago, died at La Vegas, N. M, whittier
he went last November for his health.
Mr.. Schoen, who was 35 years old,
left a widow and four children.
Mrs. Elizabeth Harlan Hatchitt.
widow of DR.. J. G. Hatchitt, former
postmaster of Frankfort, KY, and sis
ter of Justice John NJ Harlan of the
United States supreme court, died at
Frankfort. She was rs years of age
The remains of Mr. and Mrs.
SAHAA Nh9 L. WIZ were T6c6nIlV
the victims of an automobile accident
in France, were received in Chicago
and at once shipped to San Francisco
on the overland limited train of the
Northwestern road.
Rev. w. c. Barker, who has been
missionary Baptist minister for fif
ty-one years, died at his home in
Cooks Mill, III. During his ministry
he baptized 1884 converts. married
over 500 couples and officiated at al
most 500 funerals and organized and
built seven churches.
Sir Frederick Augustus Abel. an
honorary secretary and director of the
imperial institute and former presi-
dent OF the British association. the
Iron and Steel institute, the Chemical
society, the Institute of Chemistry and
other scientific bodies, is dead in Lon
don. He was born in 1926.
John c. Spencer, chief of the fire
department of GAINESVILLE since 1892
ana member of the department since
1919, died of heart failure, aged ga
years. He went to GAINESVILLE in lS52
and entered the employ of the Gazette
PRINTING company. He was city editor
from 1877 to 1892. He left a widow
and six children.
Dr. Il. N. Clark died at Beloit at the
age OF IS years. He came west from
New York state in 1S47 and took IN
the practice of medicine. DR.. Clark
made a reputation for himself as an
agrlcultur1st. He owned a fine farm
winch he conducted on scientific
principles. His experiment. proved
most valuable to farmers.
captain Edward H. Rauch. aged 80
years, editor and publisher of tbe
democrat and News of Mauch Chunk
"a, died. He has established and
edited many newspapers in eastern
pennsylvania Captain Rauch was
cnlef clerk of the house of represent.
atlVes in 1S60-1S61 and was a delegate
TO the convention which nominated
Lincoln.
MRS. j. e. Lemon, wife of Rev. J. G.
Lemon, died at Council Bluffs. Iowa
For twenty years Mr. and Mrs. Lemon
mad been engaged in a charitable
work for homeless and destitute chill.
uren and aged men and women which
reached to every section of America
AS Mamma Lemon she had been
known by thousands of homeless how G
and girls.
James K. Willard is dead in Chica-
go, He came to Chicago in 1886 from
ERIE Pa, where he was for fifteen
years the owner and editor of the
Erie Morning Dispatch. He was
graduated from Dartmouth college
with the class of '67 and was a mem.
per OF the Alpha Delta Phi fraternity
he ieft wife and four grown chill
drpn