Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-11-24
Obituary.

Col ID. Il. Anthony, the fighting
editor" Of Leayenworth, is dead
Charles Schumacher, ST., head Of the
New York brokerage firm of Schu-
macher & Co., is dead
john B. Hunt, a resident of Gales
burg, H., for fifty years. is dead as the
result Of stroke Of paralysis.
Mrs VIII Carleton, Wife Of VIII
Carleton, the poctauditor died sud.
denly at her home IN Brooklyn.
Henry Alexander, one of the bcatg
known republican politicians in Illinois,
Is dead in Joliet at the age of So years.
Isaac Doty Sturteyant, 81 years old,
and resident of Whiteside county
since 1913, died at his home in Rock
Falls, III,
MORA Mathew Spencer, aged r. a
cousin Of Herbert Spencer, was found
dead at San Francisco. Death was
due 10 heart disease.
Robert r. Fitzgerald, head of the
Duluth Shoe company and one Of the
foremost iobbers of the lake region,
died 0f diabetes after an Illness Of
three weeks.
Row George H. Moffett, a widely
known Episcopal clergyman and rector
Of ST Clements church, Philadelphia,
died suddenly of heart disease He
was 50 years old.
Cardinal Mecenni, who was admins.
traitor of the apostolic palace under
Pope Leo XIII, died at the vatican In
Rome of heart disease while the con
sistory was in progress.
Mrs. Emily II. Cow of Seattle.
Wash. sister Of Rcbecca Harding
Davis, the weiI.known author, and
aunt Of Richard Harding Davis, died
at Catalina Island, Cal
RosaIie Montfasson, rcpudiated
wife of the late Premier Crispi and
member of the famous Expedition of
One Thousand. which conquered the
two Sicillies, is dead at Rome.
James O'Conncll for over forty years
superintendent of the street depart
mont at Galeshurg, III, Is dead at the
age of 81 years. He resided in Gales.
burg for over half a century.
Or j. w. Honsley, native of Ken
lucky, who was prominent in state med
zeal association affairs, died at Peoria,
H.. Of injuries received in an accident
at Oklahoma City and resulting in par,
alysis
W. W. Touyello United States con-
sui ut Belfast. died at his homo at
Wauscoa. Ohio, of brain disease in his
Gfty-nfth year. He was a lawyer and
was appointed to Belfast during presI-
dent McKinloy's first term.
J. II. Barrett of Rochester, formerly
general superintendent of the Chicago
and Alton and recently general supcrin
teudcnt Of the buffalo, Rochester and
PHtsbnrg railroad died suddenly at
Rochester Of RriEhCs disease.
Jacob Daniel Hutson, aged GO, for
twenty years foreman Of the Baltimore
and Ohio ia lWay shops of Chicago
and later Of Newark, O., dropned dead
while attending devotional services in
4 ST Thomas Catholic church al Zanes-
vile, O,
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Secretary of state John Hay and OF
former Mayor Charles L Hay OF
Springfield. H. Is dead at his home in
Warsaw, ILL., Capt. Hay retired from
the United states army twelve years
ago. He had made his home with his
widowed sister, Mrs, Mary T. Wool
folk, at Warsaw Secretary Hay viii
attend the funeral
Judge William IL barnes, a former
resident of Jacksonville, ILL.,. died at
Tucson, Arizona lie was member
OF the legislature from Morgan county
in 1877 aud 4 delegate To the illinois
constitutional convention in 1870 He
was appointed supreme Judge Of
Arizona i, * President cleveland and
was brother Of $ {, A, Barnes OF
Jacksonville present supreme vice
chancellor of the Knights Of Pythias
Arthur j. Cooper Chicago during
many years prominently connected
with railroads and fast freight lines in
Chicago, died at the residence Of his
daughter Ia Evanston The burial
NdN Ill hdldhdp. Mi N11H'A 1hA1l td the
railway service in 1870 as passenger
agent of the old West Shore road,
Then he became general manager OF
the Erie and Lake Shore fast freight
line in Milwaukee. Later he came
To Chicago Ms agent II the Lackawanna
fast freight line.
Colonel George A. Dice. considered
one of the best inspectors in the postal
service. died at St Louis He was
born in Tennessee in 1S4S, Entering
, the postal service in 1881. he quickly