Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-12-17
Obituary

VI the powers lot Macedonia.
OBITUARY.
Rev. Seth X. Mitchell, Dorchester,
Mass, an evangelist is dead, aged
10.
Adolf Won Hausemann, head of the
.Disconto Geseilschaft, is dead at
Berlin.
F. J. stauffenbin, city librarian,
died at BeIleville, III. He formerly
lived IN Milwaukee.
o. L. Hittle, formerly welIknown
citizen Of Richmond, Ind, died in
Heidelberg, Germany.
Prof. H. Fl. White, Lexington, Ky,
aged 81, former president OF Kentucky
university, died
Ira r. Allen, chairman of the Yer
mont republican committee, died of
pneumonia at Fair Haven.
George S. King of Johnstown, Pa,
died, aged 95 years. He was the
founder Of the Cambria Iron works.
Egbert Homel, former Chicago
grocer and father of Mrs. E. F. Curran
OF Chicago, dopped dead at Syracuse.
N. Y.
Rev. Henry Clay Trumbull. Phila-
delphia, editor of the Sunday School
Times. and known as an author, died.
aged 70 years.
Rear Admiral Bancroft Gherardi
retired, died at his residence in STRAIT
ford, Conn. He was born in Jackson,
La, Nov 10, 1882.
Francis X. Stone, civil war
veteran, is dead at the soldiers home.
Milwaukee. and the physicians think
he died of hydrophobia.
Oliver Perry Ludlow, prominent
Indiana whig before the war and since
then a leader in the republican party
died at Laporte, aged 80.
Charles o. Mason, ex-mayor of Mo
line and president of the Moline
Light and Power company, died at
Porthmouth, N. H.. aged rs years.
Rev. John Lanahan, Baltimore, for
manv years a Methodist Episcopal
minister, died, aged So years. He was
agent for the Methodist Book concern.
Cardinal Herrera Y. Espinosa,
archbishop of Valencia, is dead. He
was 81 years old and was created a
cardinal by the late Pope Leo XIII
June p last.
Lore Stanley of Alderly died at
London of Pneumonia. He was born
in 1927 and was educated as a
Roman Catholic, but later he en-
braced Mohammedanism
Professor H. H. White, aged 50
years, former president of Kentucky
university and later professor of
mathematics in the same college,
died at Lexington, Ky.
At Monte Carlo Baron Arthur De
Rothschild died. He was a son of
Baron Nathaniel Rothschild of Paris
and prominet member of the Paris
branch Of the Rcthschild house and
firm.
Herbert Spencer, philosopher, died
in Brighton, Eng, aged SO years. He
vas a co-worker of Darwin and
Huxley. a bachelor, and comparatively
poor, although a writer of noted
books. His body will be cremated.
Hal T Lewis, formerly associate
JuotiNO Va 'hC OCOA . ohpi CtllC NOuI u
died at Greensboro. He was Sc years
old. AS delegate to the Chicago
democratic convention in 1896 he
nominated Bryan for the presidency.
Adoiphus Drucker, at enc time a
member OF the British parliament. and
possessed of considerable means, hay
ing large mining interests at
Rossvlle, British Columbia, died in
Bellevue hospital, New York.
Lieutenant Commander Frank
Turnbull, U, S. N, retired, died at
his home, Morristown. N. J. Lieu
tenant Turnbull was born in Washing
ton sixty-one years ago and entered
the navy as a cadet at Annapolis ia
1861.
Dean A. H. Edgren of the Univer-
sity of Stockholm Sweden. died He
went to Sweden eighteen months ago
For many years he was dean of the
graduate school Of the University of
Nebraska. at Lincoln, and held the
chair of romance languages. He was
the author of several textbooks,