Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-02
MANY PROMINENT MEN KILLED
List Includes Several New York and
Pennsylvania Citizens

Among the prominent America ms
killed were the following:
WALTER BARWICK, Toronto, Can
ada.
Mr.. Barwick was one of the leaders
of the Toronto bar and won particular
distinction in the Bale des Challeurs
case before a committee of the Cana
dian senate in 1891. He was a Liberal
and prominent member of the Church
of England. He was called to the bar
in 1877. He was a partner of Postmas-
ter General Aylesworth under the firm,
name of Barwick, Aylesworth, Moss G.
Wright. He was a kings counsellor.
His wife is the daughter of the late
Isaac Atkinson of Chicago.
LOUIS CASSIER of Trumbull, Conn,
near Bridgeport.
Mr. Cassier was the editor of two
magazines, the Electrical Review and
of the Engineer He was As years old
and leaves a widow. He had gone
abroad to attend to some matters of
business and expected to be away but
a comparatively short time. He was
well known in New York trade circles
FREDERICK HENRY COSSITT of
New York.
Mr. Cossitt was only 81 years old and
was married June IS in New York city
to Miss Antoinia Dugro, daughter of
Judge and Mrs. P. Henry Dugro. The
young couple were on their wedding
tour Mr.. Cossitt graduated from
Princeton university just few days
prior to his marriage. He was a nephew
of Mrs. George E. Dodge and Mrs. A.
D. Juillard of New York.
MRS. c. w. ELPHICKE OF Chicago
Mrs. Elphicke was the wife of Charles
w. Elphicke of G. w. Elphicke & Com
pany, vessel and insurance agents, Chi.
cago. The Elphicke home is at Evans
ton, suburb of Chicago. Mrs. Elphicle
was 81 years old.
DUDLEY P. HARDING of New
York.
Mr.. Harding was a travelling sales
man, and spent but a portion of his
time in New York. making his home
there at 316 West Ninety-fifth street, ir
apartments
MRS. L. N. HITCHCOCK of New
York.
Mrs. Hitchcock lived in New York al
216 Central Park, West, where she hat
apartments with her daughter, Miss
May Hitchcock. Mrs. Hitchcock was
the widow of L. N. Hitchcock, who was
a cousin of Secretary Hitchcock of the
interior department at Washington.
MRS. MARY F. HOWIESON o1
New York.
Mrs. .Howieson was a milliner whose
place of business was at 81 West Thirty
son was 45 years old. She leaves ii
New York a sister, Mrs. James c
Crane.
REV. E. L. KING of Toronto Ont.
Rev. King was pastor of the Daven.
port Road Anglican church, Toronto
and until recently was a professor il
Trinitv college. He was a native oi
England and had been in Canada about
eight years.
FRANK w. KOCH of Allentown
Pa.
Mr.. TEoch was one of Allentown's
wealthiest anG most prominent citi
zens. He was the senior member of the
clothing firm of Koch Brothers &
Towner Mr.. Koch was 54 years OF
age. With his wife he had planned tt
repeat a European wedding trip taker
twenty years ago.
JOHN e. MCDONALD, New York
Jack" Mcdonald had been wei
known on the American and European
turf for a number of years, having
owned stables of race horses both her,
and abroad. Earlier in life Mr. McDon
aid was bookmaker He spent mucf
of his time in England and was Otter
seen in company with Richard Croker
and others of the American colony SO
journing abroad Mr.. Mcdonald wal
president and director of the Boston &
New York Telephone and Telegraph
company president of the Knicker
booker Telephone and Telegraph com
pany, president of the Massachusetts
Telephone and Telegraph company
and treasurer and director of the Tele
phone, Telegraph and Gable compan,
of America His residence was at 21
West Seventy-seeond street. His wifi,
and daughter accompanied him abroad
CHARLES f. McMEEKIN, Lexing
| ton, Ky.
Mr.. McMeekin was prominen
/ breeder of thoroughbred horses In tn,
| famous blue grass region of Kentucky
| He was a member OF the firm of Apple
| gate & McMeekin, owners of the Oak
wood stud, Lexington. The most ia
nous recent product of this stud is tn
horse Go Between, who on June 21 wol
the rich Suburban handicap at tn
| Sheepshead Bay track of the Coney Is
land Jockey club, Mr. McMeekin wa
president OF the Native Breeders Pro
tective association and director of tn
| Kentucky Trottng Horse Breeders as
| sociation.
c. A. PIPON of Toronto, Ontario.
Mr.. Pipon was the agent OF tn
| American line at Toronto. He was 6
years old and leaves a widow and chile
CHARLES r. sENTBLL.
MISS BLANCHE M. SENTELL.
MISS GERTRUDE M. SENTELL +
MRS. r. W.. SENTELL. all OF Ney
York city.
Charles Il. Sentell was a lawyer wit
offices In the financial district of Ne,
York and residence at 271 Decatu
street, Brooklyn. With his two daugf
ters, e. w Senten. his son, and tn
latter's wife he had gone abroad t
spend the summer. The only survive
Of the family party OF five is young +
w. sentell whose wife was killed. Nj
sentel had attained prominence in hi
profession.
MRS. WALTER w. SMITH.