Omaha daily bee., 1905-04-23
DEATH RECORD.



villa Cushman Fink. who after a linger-
ing and consuming Illness died at her home
I'm omaha on Friday, April q. 1906 and who
Will find mortal rest here in Nebraska, was
born in West Leeds. Me. Descended from
earliest puritan stock she was thoroughly
womanly and American. Cultured and am
bilious yet ever kindly and true. proud yet
meek, her lovingest mission found its Wild
est, fullest and most sacred message In
duty well done a fond wife and devoted,
uplifting mother. AS young eastern
woman she came from Maine to Omaha,
half way across a continent to meet her
setting sun in the meridian after having
quaffed, however, through her loved ones
at least of the promise of frution of an
exemplary and nobly spent life. She leaves
an ever remembering husband County
Treasurer Robert o. Fink, and sorrowing
children a daughter, Vera Cushmar, l.
years old, and son, Frederick w. II years
old, TO be the better and richer in life's
highest gifts for her having lived thus far
with them, in them and for them. Mrs.
| Fink graduated from the Pennington Nor
NAL, Maine. Some time after which she
moved to Omaha and for six years was a
! teacher in our public schools until her mar
| riage twenty years ago, which occurred at
! Fremont. Neb. Deceased was a member OF
Omaha chapter, Daughters of the American
| Revolution. The funeral will be held Mon
| day afternoon.
Rev. AIOnzO Camp.
| CEDAR FALLS, Ia, April 22.--(Special) }
Rev. Alonzo Camp, one OF the pioneer
| Methodist preachers of this part of Iowa,
| passed away yesterday at the home Of his
| daughter in this place. He. filled many
ministerial engagements in the state. At
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| out and he came here, seeking relief. He
| fingered eight months, enduring great suf-
| fering. The funeral took place at the Meth.
| odist Episcopal church Saturday afternoon
Masonic honors being paid him. He leaves
a widow and two daughters. Mrs Charles
Huckens of this place and Mrs. Louis e
Moe of st. Ansgar and three grandchil-
1 dren.
Captain II. G. S, Hinkie.
| CINCINNATI April 22.-Captain R. G. S
| Hinkie for thirty years secretary Of the
Pilots association and known among river
/ men from Pittsburg to New Orleans, is dead
| at his home in Bellevue, KY, OF cancer OF
| the throat. For nearly a month he had not
tasted food. He was prominent in Ken
| lucky politics, democrat. Realizing
that death was near he had made all ar.
rangements for his funeral even to the
selection OF pall-bearers.
| J. VI. Hill.
| TABOR, Ia. April Especial. )-News
has just been received of the sudden deatf
| of ]. NJ. Hill at the South Omaha hos
pital. Mr.. Hill left college only last month
and his death will be a great surprise tc
his many friends He was very popular
with his fellow students The body will
be brought to Tabor for interment
Mrs. Margaret GOssen.
BEATRICE, Neb April 22.-(Special)- y
| Mrs Margaret Gossen, wife of John Cos
sen, a prominent Mennonite living abou
! twelve miles northwest OF Beatrice, dieC
yesterday morning after an illness o.
fourteen days of lung fever. She was &
years of age, and leaves her husband anC
quite a large family.
j, II. FensIer.
MISSOURI VALLEY, la, April 22--(Spe
clal)--J. II. Fensler, aged rs years, dice
yesterday noon at Gasson's hospital. HI
settled in Missouri Valley In 1870. Tn,
funeral will occur on Sunday.
Hedwig n. Raabc.
| BERLIN. April Z.-Hedwig Niemanr
Raabo. a noted actress. died yesterday il
an institute for mental diseases She wal
taken i'll December 8, 1904, during the cele
bration of her sixtieth birthday.