Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-11-05

Charles Morris, was a descendant of
Robert Morris, one of the signers of
the declaration Of independence. She
was born Sept rs, 1911.
Anthony Morassy, a PROMINENT
democratic politician of Bureau county
Illinois legislature, died at his home
in Gold township, northeast of
Kewanee, III. He was 68 years old.
Theodore Herfurth, a pioneer fire
insurance man of Madison, Wis, was
found dead in bed from heart failure.
He was in his 74th year. He went to
Madison from Milwaukee about 1850.
He leaves a widow eight daughters
and son.
Mrs. Harriet Alice Richards, state
regent for wyoming of the Daughters
of the American Revolution and wife
Of the commissioner of the general
land office, died at Washington of
heart trouble She was 70 years old
and left three daughters. The burial
will be at Cheyenne, Wyo
Rev Dr. Samuel Cooke, formerly
rector of St Bartholomew church.
New York city, died in Stamford,
Conn. On his retirement from st
Bartholomew he was made rector
emeritus and was succeeded by Rev.
David H. Greer, who recently became
cOadjutor to Bishop Potter
Lieutenant Colonel William E.
Waters. retired, died at Washington
from acute Indigestion He was 80
years old and served as assistant
surgeon in the regular army during
the civil war. H became lieutenant
colonel and deputy surgeon general in
1895 and was retired in 1897.
The funeral o. I.~,h Tracy Strong
wife of Rev. Sydney Strong, d. D.,
was held at Oak Park Mrs Strong
died suddenly near Naples, Italy, when
returning with her husband from a
visit to the south african missions
OF the American board of foreign mis-
sions of the Congregational churches
Bernard Mcdonnell, 92 years of age
died at his home in Paramount, Ind.
He was a personal friend OF Wuuam
Henry Harrison and during 'Harrison's
campaign in 1910 Mcdonnell lived in
Chicago and took an active part in the
campaign. When Mr. Harrison died
Mcdonnell was selected as one of the
pallbearers.
Breese j. Stevens, Wisconsin at
tCrney for the Illinois Central railway
and regent of the University of Wis
consin, died at his home in Madison.
after long illness of cancer of the
stomach. He was born in New York
slXty-nine years ago and educated at
Hamilton college, being graduated in
1858. He leaves a widow and two
10th OF the latter at home. /:
United States District Judge Morris
M. Estee died in Honolulu of prostra.
ton following an operation per-
formed for kidney trouble The body
will be conveyed to San Francisco, Mr.. +
Estee's former home Judge EsteA
was born Nov. 10. 1884, in FreehalI. :
Pa. AT the age of 20 he moved to
California, becoming a leading lawy er I
legislator and republican politician
He was appointed to the Hawaiian
Judgeship in 1900.
Former Congressman John Z. Rus !
sell OF Massachusetts died in Leicester
of heart disease. He was a member
of the forty-second congress and sub,
sequently was twice the candidate oil
the democratic party for governor,
but was defeated. He was honored as
poet. philosopher and statesman.
His home was named Paradise. OnverI
Wendell Holmes called it the house
beautiful" 1t is said the sage" never
made an important move without con.
sulting his wife. When in Washing
ton Mrs. Russell formed the center of
a delightful circle