Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-10-22
OBITUARY.

OBITUARY.
Archbishop Kahn of st. Louis. Mo.
died at Baltimore, of heart disease
and appendicitis. He was So year.
old
Walter Fl. Field of Portland, Me.
died on Santa Fe passenger train
while on his way home from New
Mexico.
Mrs. Sherman, the mother-in-law Of
Mr.. Bradley-Martin died at the lat
ter's country place at Balmoccaan
lvernesshire
Ebenezer Sherwood Martin. aged
80 years, a native of New Jersey and
a pioneer resident of northern In
diana, died at La Porte.
Thomas Richie, president of the
Richie Carpet company, Chicago, died
at the age of 65 years. He was born
in Scotland and came to Chicago forty
years ago.
Philip Wiwi, aged 81 years, former.
ly member of the Illinois legisla-
ture, died at Montrose of pneumonia
He was one of the wealthiest German
farmers in the county.
Judge William H. Adams, aged 81
presiding justice of the appellate di-
vision of the supreme court. fourth
department, died recently at his home
in Canandaigua, n. Y. He leaves a
widow and two sons
Morgan B. Williams, aged ~ years,
president Of the Red Ash Coal Com
pany and former congressman, died
at his home in Wilkesbarre. Pa. Mr..
Williams was republican and was
elected to congress in 1896, defeating
John NJ. Garman.
Ex-Governor Henry L. Mitchell
died at his home in Tampa, Fla, of
general debility. He was 70 years
old and his health had been failing
for a year. From 1888 to 1890 he
was justice of the supreme court of
Florida and was governor from 1893
to 1897.
George B. Richardson, Elgin, died
from stroke of paralysis sustained
while driving his automobile He was
general superintendent of the Cook
publishing house, and was well to do.
He was founder of the Woodstock Sen
tinel and was well known in publish,
ing ana newspaper circles of northern
Illinois.
Richard l.. Dakin of Evanston. died
of apopleXy He was born ~ years
ago in Utica, n Y, and came to Chi
cago when a young man, being en-
ployed for number of years in the
Merchants National bank. He after
wards became vice president of the
Lincoln National bank, and ten years
ago retired.
Captain James Leigh, proprietor OF
the Leigh house, died at Milwaukee.
Captain Leigh followed the lakes for
twenty-five years and was as well
known in Chicago as Milwaukee.
Twenty-four years ago he left the
lakes and started the hotel in Milwau-
kee which has been maintained as a
family hotel ever since.
Thomas Baskin, aged 65 years, who
was one of the wealthiest residents
of Grundy county, died at his country
home. five miles from Eldora, Iowa.
He went to Iowa from Ireland forty
years ago a poor boy and amassed
fortune by farming and stock-raising.
He owned large tracts of land in Mis-
souri,, Iowa and Minnesota.
Mrs, Sydney Strong of Oak Park
died from heart disease on board the
German steamer President at Naples.
She was the wife of the pastor of the
Second Congregational church of
Oak Park and in company with her
husband and DR.. Elnathan E. Strong
of Boston was returning from a visit
to the east African missions. Her
body will lie brought home for burial.
DR.. Marcus NJ Jastrow. rabbi emeri-
tus of the Rodef Shalom congregation
in Philadelphia. Hebrew scholar and
educator and one of the best known
Jews in the country, died after a short
illness, He was born in Prussian
Poland in 1929 and came to this
country in 1866 and shortly afterward
was elected rabbi of Rodef Shalom
congregation for life He was chief
editor of the Talmud department of
the Jewish encyclopedia and his repu.
tation as Talmudical scholar and
writer was world wide.