Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-08-30
OBITUARY.

Basrthod Fuehr, for many years
postmaster at Suoette. H.. is dead He
was 60 years old.
| Adolphe William Bouguereau. the
noted painter is dead at his home in
La Rochelle, France, at the age of so.
Romney, died in London at the age
of 81. He was president of the Marine
society.
Colonel H. NJ Twitchell. United
States consul at Kingston, Ont. since
1878. lied of apoplexy. He was 65
years old and native OF Vermont
At i.uyerne, Mimi, William Jacob
sen. aged 80, president OF the FIRST
National Bank. is dead as the result
Of an operation for stomach trouble
Mrs. Frances Jermain, 76 years old.
and for twenty-four years public IL
brarian Of Toledo, died from heart
failure She resigned in the library
two years ago.
William b. Hopkins, who died at his
residence in Chicago, formerly was a
prosE erous farmer at Delayan, Wis
He is survived by his wife, three
! daughters, ana two sons
/ Sidney Fl. Cole of Milwaukee, only
son Of former Chief Justice Erasmus
Cole. DIED at Oakland. Cal, as result
of an operation. Mr. Cole was enc of
! Milwaukee's best known citizens.
James Marcellar Ross. for more than
forty years in charge of steamers and
| fleets on the Mississippi river, died at
/ La Crosse Of Bright's disease. He was
a cousin of General U. S. Grant.
/ Joseph W. Mather. Sc years old, and
/ d member of the ia nous quartet that
sang at republican meetings during
the memorable Fremont anG Dayton
campaign Of 1885, is dead at Daren,
! Conn.
! Alfred Waterhouse, u welI-knowr
ARCHITECT ami prominent member of
the Royal Academy, died in London.
He WIS born at Liverpool in 1880. Mr.
Waterh0use designed many of the
beat.known buildings in England
! Lester MLean, aged 32. well known
in Y NJ. c. A. circles and recently
commissioned to go 10 Japan to or
game Y NJ. c. A. branches in that
country died of typhoid fever at Col
oradc Springs. Colo. He had been ill
for only a few DAYS and was to have
started tomorrow on his japanese mis-
sion.
Harris Lindsey. deputy police COM
missioner OF New York, and Lis fan
Gee. Miss Evelyn p. Wiling Of Chi
cage, who we killeI in an auto
wreck at Bennington a week ago. were
buried side by side III DsIlwood eeme-
terry, Manchester, Vt Prior 10 the
uneral service hotn bodies lay in the
Mark Skinner hbrary. a gift to the
towu BY Miss Vikings mother
lfr4 luss Haakley, widow OF the late
ChaeIes Il. Haekiey, died at Muskegon,
aich Mrs Haclley was the widow
Of Charles Hachley. Muskegons mulJl-
millionaire lumber baron and philar-
thrGpist BY his viii she was left
halG III $4,000 900 estate, waich she
was to will. 0nehalf as she pleased
and Cne-half as he directed. to phil
anfhropic causes. Mrs. Hackley was
81 gears Of age. she was a native OF
New York state.
Mrs. Mary AIapcs Dodge, poetess.
editor OF 81 Nicholas Magazine. and
aatilor OF several stories for caildren.
died at her summer cottage in Onteora
in New York. Mrs Dodge had been
In Ill health for several months, but
recovered sufficiently about two
months ago to so 10 onteora park
She had been editor of St. Nicholas
since IT'S Foundation in 1873. Mrs
Dodge was g FEARS old, having been
born In New York City in 1888, wnen
She was young girl she married VIII
lam Dodge, a lawyer. who lived only
a few years and left her with living
- make for herself and two sons.