The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-24
FREDERICK w. HOLLIS DIES
SUDDENLY IN Y0NKERS.
Secretary Of the American DeleE1uon
to Tho Hague and Official OF
Worlds Fair.
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workers. N. Y. July 23.-Frederick W.
Hollis, Secretary of the American Delesa-
ton to the Hague Peace Conference. ana
more recently a member Of the lntcrna-
tional Court, died suddenly, from heart
failure. at. eight o'clock this morning ., at at
been in robust health and had not com
planned of any illness for years WINE
dressing for breakfast he dropped dead.
of the arm Of Hollis Wagner & Burchard
of New York City. had acquired interna.
.fonal fame as a lawyer. and IN lsol Went en-.
senate, for a consultation upon the subject
of arbitration.
He was close personal friend Of Pres.
entertainer at luncheon at Sycamore Hill.
In the death Of Mr.. Hollis the Worlds
Fair has lost an ardent worker. During
contact with the most influential people
in Europe. embraced every opportunity to
promote participation in the st. Louis E1-
position, in which he manifested an ear
nest interest.
Pa. in 1851. His father was the Reverend
George c. Hollis, Lutheran educator and
philanthropist, and he personally super
vised his sons education. In 1878 his IA
Their placed him in Columbia College. In
laude. and in the same year was admitted
to the bar of New York
Mr. Hollis Work III CODneCt1On L.
gal aid society which was organized in 1876.
chiefly for the benefit of poor Germans, was
noteworthy. He was member Of the Con-
stitutional Committee of New York in 1892
tivities in public life.
President Roosevelt rendered to Mr. Hollis
nee of Re of e IN
and Italy against Venezuela. Under the
terms of settlement effected by Minister
Bowen the fixing of all damages for Ger
ppa ne TO ha left to
senting Germany and another representing
Venezuela. with an umpire to be appointed
q similar method of arbitration was TO be
adopted in respect TO the Italian claim Mr..
Hollis was urged TO accept the place of UNI
pire at each OF these arbitrationS, but he
finally declined.
He was the author of several works, re-
Gently publishing The Peace Conference at
The Hague. and Its Bearing on Ipternation-
al Law and Policy"
Mr.. Hollis was member of the Advisory
Committee on International Congresses a.
the Worlds Fair. He was held in high es-
TEEN by the Exposition management
JUDGE W. H. ANDERSON
sse ala M9 July r. W Anderson
fears ea oa HIS funeral Sh r In St He
under the direction OF the Masons
MRS. ELEANOR LESLIE.
pioneer resident Of Rich Hill died suddenly .
grown. " >es A-'
MISS CLAUDIA TUCKER
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Marshall. No. July 23-Miss Claudia Tucker
10 years old. died at her home TO-DAY She was
graduated recently at Christian Coilere Colurn-
bia- >'' ~
MRS. J. H. JUDY
Bloomington. Ill. July 23-Mrs = H Judy
q prominent resident of this city and FOR Ifany
years Of Chillicothe. No.. died here last night
aged So years. She leaves a husband and .hrec
Sons. one being the Reverend William Judy Of
Atlanta. Ill. ' "a
LUKE DALTON
Bloomington, Ill. July 23-The dead hodv Of
Luke Dalton. a rich farmer of near Norma was
found In q corn crib to-day heart disease over
taking him while he was feeding his sfock He
was 50 years old and leaves q wife and three
children. 1910 ~
DANIEL CoRCoRAN.
Evansville. Ind. July 2a-panlei corcoran,
Washington Ind. died to-day of heart disease
Ills death was sudden.
WILL H. ALLEY
Princeton. Mo-. July a3-win II. Alley. 4
prominent young man OF this city, died tonight
Of typhoid fever He was a nephew Of Captain
H. J. Alley. who died July 10.
c. NJ BLESTON
Evansville, Ind. July &C. n. Bleston, until
recently q well-known citizen Of this dty, died
to-day at Minneapolis, Mnn- AGED 81 year.,
He vas enc Of the pioneer merchants hsrA