The St. Louis Republic., 1903-01-02

Cecil Thomas and VITO. Doctor C. b. Pat
tillo. Miss Kate Gordon. Judge Walton,
Robinson. Mrs. Cuttin Hugh Stephens ant
wife. John F. Heinrichs, Mr. and Mrs. W
A. Dallmeyer and Mr.. and Mrs, ]. H. Ed
| wards.
MANY MESSAGES OF CONDOIIESCN
Messages of coincidence have been com.
ing all day to Governor Dockery, extending
| sympathy to him in his bereavement
Among those who sent messages were the
following:
| MIS- salls Jarrett. Fulton Mo- Sidney p
| Aiien, Kansas City: David r. Francis. 81 Louis
:. II. ,Whtecotton and family. Paris; B. H.
/ smith. st. Joseph: e. Y. Crenshaw ST Louis.
Harry B. Hawes. st. Louis: r. E. Ball kan
sas CITY: Doctor and Mrs. J. F. Robinson. Ne
ss ss'a' L. " Thompson. Nevada: Joseph Fiery.
Kansas CITY: John T Heard Sedalia: Elizabeth
Benton Chapter. d. a. r.. by Alice Ewing
Walker. Walker. Regent: W. }. Stone. St. Louis: Frank
| Freytag. Jr.. 81 Joseph: W. H. Frans ST
Joseph; H. P. Stewart Kansas City: R r.
Booth. St Louis: Doctor J. E. Vincil st Ioui.
Do.tor and Mrs. Burton L. Thorpe ST. Louis:
Ia,,,a nmpn 0rthwein. St Louis; T. NJ. Jenkins. ST.
Louis; Harvey c Clark. Butler; Roland Hughes.
Kansas N City: H. S. Priest, St Louis: Governor
In,, Il. Crttenden. Kansas City: W. D. Leeper
csnna Jsmlr.acothe: Green Clay. Mexico: T. J. Blu
MI; and Mrs George W. Hobbs St Louis. 10
sepn +. Dickman. St Louis. John r Norton
NJ NMichmond: Waiiacs Williams. Fulton: Judge O.
NJ Spence. st. Joseph: r. ". Crockett st
yoselh. Doctor W. F. Morrow. Kansas CITY: ".
L. Jameson and wife. Fulton: John A. Knott
Hannibal: Hannibal: O. D: Stewart. St Louis: Joe p
isice and wife. st. Louis: ]. J. Garth, St. .Jo-
seph; James L. Cox. Jr.. and wife St Joeeph:
Emmett Newton. Springfield: s. W. Annentrout
shd wife. Marshall: R. N. White. Mexico: P J.
Carmo1y St Louis; L. D. Drake Boonyille T.
II Parker. st. Louis: Messrs Barrett and
pTescher. st. Louis: c. r. woodson, St. Joseph:
conveying coincidence Of Board Of Managers and
employees of Hospital No. :: w D. Thomas. Full
ton: Emf, Starek. ST. Louis: Doctor and Mrs. C
B. simcoe. Marshall: c. J. Walker. Columbia: E.
NJ. Watson. 81. Louis: Joe Goldman. st. Louis:
f. NJ. Harber Trenton. P. B. stratton and ". n.
Graham. editors Sedaiia Democrat: Andrew F.
Biong. St Louis: Judge J. W. Alexander
Gallatin: William R. Faulkner. st. Louis:
]. NJ. Seibert. st. Louis: Z. W. Stephens Column
bia John I. Martin and wife, St Louis: Earle
p. Chittenden. ST. Louis: W. T. Kemper. Kan
City. Mo-: z. T. Martin. Fulton: Colonel
George P. Gross and wife. Kansas City: l. A.
itors and publishers: Joe Tall. Kahoka; ]. A. Ora
ham. editor Republic. Henry King editor Globe
Democrat: ]. B. Parker. editor Chronicle: W. s.
cowherd. Washington. D. c.: Sol. E. Waggoner.
St Louis: stafr Of Hospital No. l. John g. Ell
lott Boonville: Mathew Kiely. St Louis. Chief
of Police: r. L. Yeager. Kansas City: r. W.
Jesse Columbia: Joseph C. Gillespie. Columbia;
Thomas J. Atkins. ST. Louis: William Z. spratt,
St. Joseph: James A. Reed. Mayor Kansas City:
Richard syyestsr chis1 CT POLICE, s,d Wsshinf5on.
vey Fleming editor Kansas City Journal: c. p.
waIbridge ST. Louis: John D. vincil st. Louis:
Thomas c. Pucket. Butler: NJ. c. Wetmore. St
Louis: Judge James McCafrerey. Election Com
missioner St. Louis: Ford A. Allen. Kansas city;
Walter Williams. Columbia. and J. L. Jewell
Kansas City.
Mrs Mary Elizabeth Dockery, who was
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Greenup BIRD,
was born in Chillicothe Livingston County,
this State. March Is, 1913. She was married
April A. 1869, to Alexander Monroe Dockery |
at Chillicothe. her husband then being a !
practicing physician there.
Mr. and Mrs. Dockery afterwards moved |
to Gallatin, where they made their home. |
continuing to make that place their resi-
dence during Mr.. Dockerys career as a |
physician and during his congressional |
term until she came here as mistress of the
Executive Mansion after her husband had |
been elected Governor
Mrs. Dockery's father was a prominent
banker at Chillcothe for many years. He
moved to Liberty. where Mrs. Dockery was
placed in school. receiving her education in
the Clay University. Both her mother and
father died there. OF her immediate family
only two sisters are living, one OF these be-
ing Mrs. Margaret B. Lincoln of Bowling
Green, and the other, Mrs. Carrie NJ Orr
Of Kansas City.
Mrs. Dockery was the mother Of eight chill
1ren. all of whom have long since died.
She was two years the junior Of her hus- |
oand She was a member Of the Order of
he Daughters OF the American Revolution,
and derived her membership In that orgaut- |
Zation from her mother In direct descent
rom Commodore Oliver Perry.