Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-20
DEATH RECORD.
Timothy s. FuIIam.

TECUMsEH, Neb.. April 19.-(Special. y
Timothy s. Fullam died at the home Of
his son, w. w. Fullam, in this city We'd
nesday and the funeral was held Friday
afternoon at 3 o'clock from the house. The
sermon was by Rev. e. I. Davies Of the
Presbyterian church and the interment was
in the Tecumseh cemetery. Mr.. Fullam was
a very old man and had been suffering
from the results OF a fall received last
August. He was a native Of Massachusetts,.
was born in 1923, and had lived in Massa-
chusetts, Ohio, Illinois. Iowa and Nebraska.
He was married In 1S45 TO Miss Samantha
Walker and three children were BORN to
them. two of whom are living, c. T. Full
lam Of Chicago and w. w. Fullam Of his
city. Mr.. Fullam came to this city some
three years ago from Blue Springs as the
senior member of the lumber firm of Full
lam & Son. He had been in the lumber
business for sixty-two years. being in
the sash and door business in Chicago dur
Ing the great fire. However. his plant was
not lost.
Isaac L. Cox.
TECUMsEH, Neb., April 19.-(special.)--
News reaches this city OF the death OF
Isaac L. Cox, for many years a resident OF
this city. He died very suddenly at the
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was over so years OF age. He was a ma
tive of Canada and had lived in several
parts of the United States. He had been
married twice and both wives and Ten of
his fourteen children preceded him to the
grave. The four living children are: Albert
and Riley Cox Of Americas, Mrs. ]. r. Lin
will Of st. Joseph, Mo-, and David W. Cox
Of Tecumseh. The deceased was an cid
soldier, having served his country through
out the civil war with Company @. Eighty
third Illinois volunteers. He was buried at
Americas.
Sir oliver MOwat.
OTTAWA, April 19.-Sir oliver Mowat,
lieutenant governor Of Ontario, died today
at Government house. He was SO years old.
Sir oliver had been in feeble health for
some time, but the accident in which he
broke his leg last Sunday night FASTENED
the end. Sir oliver was premier OF On
tario from 1872 to 1895, twenty-four years,
thus earning the distinction OF having had
the longest continuous term of ONCE as
premier ever accorded to any man by the
people OF any province or colony in the
British empire. In 1896 he resigned to
become minister of justice in the Dominion
cabinet. In 1897 he was appointed lieu
tenant governor Of Ontario. He was one Of
the fathers Of the confederation.
Funeral OF Rabbi GOttheiII.
NEW YORK, April 19.-The funeral SER
vices of Rev. Father Gustav Gottheill, rabbi
emeritus Of the Temple Emanuel, were held
today In the temple. The services we're of
the simplest character, including addresses
by Dr. Siiverman, rabbi of the temple, and
Rev. DR.. Robert Collyer Of the Unitarian
Church OF the Messiah. DR.. collyer paid
an eloquent tribute to the dead rabbi, with
whom he had been on terms of warm friend
ship for nearly twenty-five years. TIL In
torment was in the Salem Fields cemetery,
where the final eulogy was pronounced by
Rabbi Leon Harrison Of the Temple Israel,
st. Louis, a pupil and a lifelong friend
Of Rabbi Gottheill.
DIR. David McDill.
XENIA. O., April 19.-Dr. David McDill,
widely known as an author or theological
works, died here today from heart trouble.
He was formerly professor Of philosophy
at Monmouth college and retired last year
from a professionally In the Xenia Theo-
logical seminary, where he taught since
1885. He was trustee of Miami university,
having been appointed by Governor Me-
Kinley.
Rev. J. Edward DrinkhOuse.
BALTIMORE. April 1s.-Rev J. Edward
Drinkhouse. Is years old, for eighteen years
editor OF the Methodist Protestant, is dead
at his home in his city. Mr.. Drinkhousel
among other writings. published a history
OF the Methodist Protestant church which
is regarded as an authority on the denomi-