Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-06-16
MORTuARX-

MOn OAhIs
DR.. Jose Maria Quimper, twice min
lister of state in Peru, died suddenly
Sir William James Richmond Cot
ton, chamberlain of the city of Lon
don since 1892, died at London. He
was lord mayor in 1875.
Solve Brintnall, one of the early
pioneers. of Chicago and until two
years ago president of the Drovers
National bank, died at the family res
idence, 3438 Wabash avenue. He was
IS years of age.
Professor Emmett S. Golf, profess
sor of horticulture at the University
of Wisconsin, died at Madison He
underwent an operation, but seemed
to improve at first. He was promi-
nent in educational circles.
Joseph Bach died in Milwaukee. He
was secretary and treasurer of the
Abel e Bach company, trunk manu-
facturers. He was born in Wash
ington county, Wisconsin, and was so
years old. He leaves a large fortune.
Louis Sloss, president of the Alaska
Comemrcial Company and one of the
best-known business men on the
Pacific coast, died at San Rafael,
CAL, after an illness of three days.
Heart disease was the cause of death.
Mr.. Sloss was 70 years old.
Lord Braybrooke (Charles Corn
wallis Neville) died suddenly at SAT-
from Walden, England. Lord Bray
brooke, fifth holder of the barony, was
born in 1923 and succeeded his brother
in 1861 He was educated at Elton
and Magdalene College, Cambridge,
and in 1849 married Florence, third
daughter of Viscount Hawarden.
Charles D. Busby of Nutley, N. j.,
who had been for the last seven years
with the Armour Packing Company in
Kansas City in the foreign and canned
meat departm died as the result
of an operation. He was 81 years
old In 1895 he established the
Armour agency in south Africa and
since then had travelled around the
world as the Armour representative.
Alonzo L. Boynton, president of the
Milwaukee County Pioneers associa-
! ton. died at Milwaukee, aged IA
years. He had been in active business
in that city since 1910 and for fifty
years conducted the largest livery
stable there From 1910 to 1850 he
drove a stage between Milwaukee and
the Mississippi River. His father
| took an active part in the war of the
revolution and that of 1872.
| r. A. Bury, for thirty years lumber
purchasing agent Of the Lake Shore
and Michigan Southern Railroad com
pany. died at Adrian, Mich, from par
tial paralysis resulting from sun
stroke at the Chicago biennial of the
Kniehts Templar He was proml-
nent in the Masonic order, and the
funeral will be conducted by the
! KNIGHTS Templar recOmmandery of
Adrian. His widow, two sons and
daue ter survive him.
Rev. William B. Frisby, d. D.,
rector of the Church of the Advent in
Boston, died at his home in that city
after an illness of two weeks. He was
porn in Baltimore May 80, 1854. He
was graduated from Columbia College
in 1875 and from the General Theolog-
ical seminary, New York, in 1879. On
the elevation of Rev. Charles C.
Grafton to the bishopric Of Fond dU
Lac, Wis, in 1887, DR.. Frisby was
appointed rector of the Church of the
Advent.
Captain B. F. Rounds, one of the
oldest masters on the great lakes,
died, at Benton Harbor Mich, at the
age of II years. His experiences on
the great lakes dates back into the
first half Of the last century, when he
sailed on The Lady of the Lake, ply
ing between Cape Vincent, N. Y, and
Kingston, Ont. Later he became
captain of the Fountain City, which,
when he commanded her, in 1865, was
the largest vessel on the lakes, and
ran between Buffalo and Chicago.
Judge William H. Greene, one Of
the most prominent democrats in
southern Illinois, member of the law
firm of Green & Gilbert died at Cairo
. in his seventy-second year. He was
a native of Kentucky, born OF dis
tineuished ancestors, and came to
Illinois when II. He taught cOun-
trv school, studied law, served ILL
, nois in both houses of the legislature,
spent three years on the circuit court
bench and then returned to Cairo for
q long and illustrious career at the
bar. He was a member Of the board
of education for forty years and its
president during the last twenty
) years. He leaves one son, Reed
Green, candidate for congress on the
[ democratic ticket in the Cairo dis
trict.