Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-07-21
OBITUARY..

OBI ! ORhI.
Former Mayor Frederick Heinz OF
Davenport died of apopleXy in New
York
At Rockport Ind, Anderson Karney
aged 90 died He voted for Van
Buren, in 1910.
Judge j. M. Jones, one of the best
known lawyers in Ohio, died at his
nome in Cleveland of Bright's disease
Rev J. Cumming Smith, pastor OF
the Tabernacle Presbyterian church
at indianapolis, died from the effects
of an operation for appendicitis.
Rev. Joseph Collie, ID. d., aged sc
years member of the first class to
graduate from Beloit college, in 1851
and father of Dean George l.. Collie
died at Delavan.
General Thomas b. Howard OF the
confederate army, died at Washington
after brief Illness, aged "a years
His remains were taken to Houston,
Tex, his former home.
Colonel Joseph f. Bennett for two
years vice and deputy consul of the
United States, died suddenly in the
City Of Mexico as a result Of stomach
trouble. He was a civil war veteran,
New York, in 1880.
Charles w. Randall, generai
western and division freight agent of
the Panhandle Line died in Chicago
after an illness of several months.
Mr.. Randall was we'll known among
railroad officials of Chicago and the
middle west, having been in the SER
ice of the Pennsylvania lines for
thirty-tive years. He was born in
Madison, Ind, fifty-eight years ago,
Miss Aida Caroline Leavenworth of
Chicago died at the home of hel
brother-in.law, William Dunn Chicago.
Miss Leavenworth was born in Fort
Dearborn in 1874. while her father,
Capt. j, H. Leavenworth. was in com.
mand Of the post When her father
left the army he engaged in the lum-
Der business In Milwaukee, where
Miss Leavenworth made her home nm
til sixteen years ago.
Jay Vincent Northam OF Pasadena,
Cal, formerly a resident of Chicago,
died at Pasadena, where he had resid.
ed for two years. Mr. Northam was
born in Potsdam, N. ", In 1858 He
went to Chicago in 1883 from Florence,
Wis, where he was engaged in the
merchandise and hotel business. In
Chicago he established wholesale
wine house at 1872 and 1874 Monroe
street III health forced him TO re.
tire in 1896
Thomas Lapham Moore of Kenosha,
wis, one of the Oldest conductors in
the employ of the Chicago and North.
western railroad, died at the residence
of his sister, Mrs. Otto Pullman, in
Norwood Park H. after an illness OF
two years, He was 60 years old.
Mr.. Moore was continuously employed
by the Northwestern during forty
years For five years he was an en-
ginocr on the old Galena division and
thirty.hve years an engineer and final.
" conductor of the Kenosha accom-.
mediation on the Milwaukee division.
Ariel Charles Harris, for many
years identified with newspaper work
in Chicago, died in Santa Ana, Cal.
He had been Ill some months and was
operated ON in Los Angeles for nerv.
GUS structure of the esophagus, his
death following. MIR Harris was born
IN Toledo. Ohio. Nov so, 1855. He
was graduated from the law depart
ment Of the university at Ann Arbor,
Mich lii 1876, and practiced law 4
few wears but entered newspaper
work in 1850 on the St Paul Pioneer.
Press. and asterward served the Min.
neapois Tribune and Minneapolis
Journal He came - Chicago in 1872.
In Chicago he had been employed on