Omaha daily bee., 1903-04-18
DEATH RECORD.
Henry b. Hadsall.

WAHO0, Neb., April IL Especially y
Henry p. Hadsall died at his home in
Weston last evening at 9 o'clock Of heart
failure. He had been quite i'll for the last
few months. Uncle" Henry, as he was
Familiarity called, was about So years Of age
and came to Nebraska Ia 1871, settling in
Chapman precinct, this county. He laid
the foundation for the Saunders county
court house in 1874. For the last ten years
Mr.. Hadsall had been a resident Of Weston.
He leaves a family Of five sons and four
daughters. On Christmas last the Hadsall
family held a reunion, their first in twenty
nine years. There were represented, be-
sides eight sons and daughters, twenty
seven grandchildren and thirteen great
grandchildren. The funeral will be held
in Weston Sunday morning at IL o'clock
from the Methodist church.
Gottlieb Dampkruger.
HARVARD, Neb., April 17.-Cspecial.)-
At the home of his brother, FIVE miles
northwest of this city, at a late hour last
evening Gottlieb Dampkruger died, after
about enc weeks 81, kness, from pneumonia.
The deceased came from his home in San
Francisco on March 81, meeting 3 brother
from st. Paul, Mimi, a reunion of four
brothers being anticipated, but owing to
sickness Of one in Jefferson county but
three came together. The wife of the de-
ceased was telegraphed for and reached her
husband a few hours before his death, leav-
ing for her home with the body this even
ing.
e. L. BOIes.
WATERLOO, Ia, April 17.-(Special.)-
z. l.. Boies, eldest son of the ex-governor,
died here this morning after an illness OF
two weeks with typhoid fever. The fever
had apparently been broken, but a relapse
followed and this morning he died. Louis
Boies was regarded as one of the strongest
men Of the bar Of Blackhawk county. Hs
was about SO years Did, a man Of excel
lent habits, Of high purpose and eloquent
He was strongly urged last year to become
a candidate for congress In this district
but had always declined to enter politics.
Mrs. g.. II. Marsh. "a
GRINNELL, Ia, April 17.--(Special)-
Mrs. Edith Hall Marsh died suddenly
Tuesday morning at her home in this city
She was in her eighty-eighth year and had
lived in Grinnell since 1854. She was borr
in Springfield township on the day Of the
battle of Waterloo and had been a widow
since 1880. She leaves five children, one o.
whom is the well known missionary, Rev
George Marsh OF Bulgaria.
Ada Barclay Estes.
BEATRICE, Neb., April 17.-(special.)-
Mrs. Ada Barclay Estes, a prominent resi-.
dent Of this city, died yesterday Afternoon
after a prolonged illness Of enlargement o
the spleen and congestion of the lungs
She was so years of age and leaves hei
husband and one son to mourn her loss
The funeral will be held Saturday Afternoon
at 2 o'clock from the Christian chur ah.
Mrs. Robert FitssimmOns.
NEW YORK. April 17.-Mrs. Robert Fitz,
simmons, wife of the former heavyweight
champion ~pugilist, died at her home IL
Brooklyn today. She began sinking las
night and Fitzsimmons summoned a mum
Der Of physicians, but they were unable Il
save her. Mrs. Fitzsimmons had been II
for several days with typhoid pneumonia.
Louis Boies.
WATERLOO, Ia, April 1T-Louis Boies
son OF Ex-Governor Boies, died at an earl!
hour this morning from an attack OF typhoit
fever. He was 80 years of age and a mem
Der of the law firm OF Boies & Boies. Hi
name had been connected for some tim,
with that OF the democratic nomination TO
governor.