Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-03-27
DEATH RECORD.

DEATH RECORD.
Sir Richard Temple, a noted
authority on India. is dead.
Edward Greene, husband of Hettv
Green, died at Bellows Falls, VT.
George Van TasseH, engineer of the
New York empire state express. fell
dead.
Achilles l.. known as King of
Patagonia, died in Paris, leaving his
throne to an unknown.
T. w. Terry. brother OF Ellen
Terry, the English actress, died at
Mandalay, capital of Burmah.
Major Blake l.. Woodson, leading
Kansas City lawyer, who once served
in the Virginia legislature, is dead
T. f. Burns. manager of the Jersey
City baseball club and former mem
Der OF the Chicago team, died at
Jersey City.
Sir Richard Temple. aged Is years,
cnce governor of Bombay, and who
had held other important positions IN
India, is dead.
A Lyle Jones, aged 6S years. the
oldest member of the Porter County
bar, died at Valparaiso, Ind. lie
served with distinction in the civil
war.
At Milwaukee George G. Houghton.
vice president of the Wisconsin
National bank and well known IN
banking circles throughout the
fptr 10 TN
wears old
John Johnson. editor of the Bed
ford Democrat the oldest editor in
point of service in southern Indiana
and ex-postmaster, died at Bedford
Ind, from having a foot amputated a
the ankle for gangrene.
Dr. ]. Baxter Upham, SO years old,
and once q well-known surgeon. who
with the late Austin Corbin founded
the Corbin Banking company, is dead
at his home in New York. He was
horn at Claremont. n H., in 1920,
and served during the civil war as
: surgeon,
Secretary Hitchcock's brother,
Henry Hitchcock, died at his home in
st. Louis. aged II years. Mr.. Hitch
cock formerly was president of the
st. Louis Bar association, and had
wide reputation among lawyers
throughout the country. He was
offered a seat on the bench of the
United States supreme court by
President Harrison. but declined be-
cause of MS large practice.
oliver ]. Hogan, who served as a
seaman under Admiral Dewey on the
flagship Olympia at the battle of
Manila. died after a prolonged illness
at his home in Chicago. His health
was broken by service in the Philip
pines, and when he was discharged
from the navy and returned to his
home in Chicago six months ago he
was an invalid He was honorabfy
discharged from the navy and re-
ceived one of the medals which
congress awarded all those who
served with Admiral Dewey when he
annihilated the Spanish fleet
Hogan was 80 years old
Daniel Wells. aged "a years. the
richest llan in Wisconsin. died al his
home in Milwaukee, of old age He
was interested in most of the big cor
porations in that city. was stock
holder in most of the banks. con
, trolled several lumber companies and
was the principal owner OF the new
, million-dollar Wells building, the old
! Insurance building and thousands of
i acres of land in this and neighbor-
/ ing states. Mr., Wells also was
/ frequently a heavy operator on the
board of trade. He arrived in Mil
/ Nanke in July. 1885. when the village
/ mad total population of eighty
g people He had $4,000 when he
landed, but that s5.0a0 was more
, money than there was in the state at
! that time and was the nucleus of his
+, immense fortune. He was the first
J justice of the peace. mayor of the
| city. member of the territorial coun-
! Gil, commissioner from Wisconsin to
( the London exposition of 1871. Judge
of the probate court and the only
aute-Oellum congressman the state
has had for years, His only heir
under the law is a niece. who was
, adopted by him-Mrs. Charles W
Norris Of Milwaukee, she will
: get at least $4,000. coo unless the
: viii is contested