Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-26
DEATH RECORD.

YORK. Neb. Feb. 25.-(Special)-New
announcing the death Of Dr. J. y. Davis
has been received here. His death occurred
at Denver. Colo. on Sunday last at the
hospital, where he was brought for treat
ment. DIT. Davis for years practiced medi-
cine in York. and had a large number Of
intimate friends and acquaintance. Owing
to III health and believing that a higher al
titude would be beneficial. he and his wife
moved to Boulder. Colo. and less than two
years ago Mrs. Davis died. The remains
will be inferred in cemetery at Boulder.
Mrs. Jane VI. Russell.
SUPERIOR. Neb.. Feb. 25.-Cspecial.)-
Mrs. Jane NJ. Russell, one OF the pioneer
residents OF this county, died this morning
at her home here. She leaves a family Of
seven grown children: Albert and William
Russell Of johnson county. Neb. Robert
Russell Of Meeker. Colo. Mrs. Anna Steele
OF Hastings. Neb. Mrs. William Reilly,
Mrs. Walter Nicholson and Miss Arletta
Russell Of Superior. Mrs. Russell was IS
years OF age. She had been belfast the
most Of the time during the past two years.
The funeral Will occur tomorrow.
Mrs. J. Z. Hicks.
COLUMBUS. Neb.. Feb. 25.-(special.)-
Mrs. J. z. Hicks, wife Of superintendent J..
z. Hicks OF the Monroe public schools, died
at ST. Msry's hospital in this city Monday
at 3 D. m. after suffering long with cancer.
Her condition has been very critical for q
number Of weeks and as a last resort an
Omaha surgeon performed a n operation
Saturday. Her husband, sons and daugh-
tiers we're all at her bedside 70 the last.
Funeral services will be at the Monroe
Episcopal church and the body laid to rest
in Columbus cemetery.
Mrs. Elizabeth
BEATRICE, Neb., Feb. 25.-Cspecial.l-
Mrs. Elizabeth Gardner, aged Is. died at
her home in West Beatrice yesterday morn
ing Of causes incident to old age. She is
survived by a family OF eight children. six
OF whom reside In this city. Deceased was
q native Of Ohio and had lived here for
the past fifteen years. The funeral will be
I held tomorrow afternoon from the home
and the remains will be inferred in the
Beatrice cemetery
Mrs. ". J. Mcmahon.
Mrs. N. J.. MeMahon. wife OF Major Nc
lMahon. died at her home. 1905 Cass street,
Tuesday evening, after a brief illness. She
was so years Of age and resided In Omaha
since 1868. Besides her husband five chill.
4 uTGn bHINlNE nNI-EaAElEh NJ JOuus JtEIgl
Katie and Mary. Funeral services will be
feld at st. Philomena's cathedral at 2 a,
m. Friday. Interment in Holy sepulehrs
cemetery.
Given Military Funeral.
NEBRASKA CITY, Neb., Feb. 25.-(spe-
cial.)-The funeral Of Carl E. Bebout vas
held from the family residence this after
noon and was largely attended. The men,
bers Of COMPANY c attended the funeral
and a detachment accompanied the re-
mains to Wynka cemetery. A great many
OF this number served in the Philippine:
with Mr.. Bebout.
Henry Farrer.
NEW YORK, FEB. &-Henry Farrer. on,
Of the best known water color painters in
America, is dead. He was born in London
in 1913. He came to- this. country in 1861
For many years Mr.. Farrer was secretary
of the American Water Color society anc
wsspz constant and prolific contributor tC
its exhibitions.
Miss Anna Christie.
NEBRASKA CITY. Feb. 25.-(Special Tel.
egram.)-Miss Anna Christie, daughter Of I
b. Chistie, died at the home OF her parents
in this city this evening of typhoid pneu.
monta after a short flIneRa-