Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-07-06
Train Disaster Victims.
Dead-First Cabin,

>BARWICK, WALTER, Toronto, Ont.-One
of the leaders of the Toronto bar; partner
of Postmaster General Aylesworth III Bar
wick, Aylesworth, Moss & Wright, and
kings counsel; wife is daughter OF the
late Isaac Atkinson of Chicago. r.3+or
CASTER, LOUIS, Trumbull, Conn:-E49lltoir
of the Electrical Review and the Ensl-
neer; 40 years old, and leaves a WIDOW;
COSSITT, FREDERICK HENRY I, New
1ork-21 years old and married June 10
in New York City to Miss Antonio Dugro,
daughter of Mrs and Judge T. henry
Dugro; the couple were en- their wedalhs
ELFfHICKE, MRS. c. W., Chicago, Ill
Wife OF Charles W. Elphicke of C. ".
Elphicke & Co., vessel and Insurance
agents, Chicago; 60 years of age.
HARDING, DUDLEY p, New York City
travelling salesman.
HITCHCOCK, MRS. l.. n. New York City
Widow of Lumen n. Hitchcock, a cousin
OF Secretary E. Hitchcock Of the interior
dagghtfr slightly in5u5YSuk
Milliner, % years of age.
KING, REV. f. L., Toronto, Ont.-Pastor
OF the Davenport Road Anglican chufcn
ana until recently professor in TRINITY
college
KOCH FRANK w, Allentown, pa-se-
Nor member of the clothing firm OF hocn
Allen building, 81 years of age with his
wife he was repeating a European wed-
, dlng trip taken twenty years ago: Wv,
M'DONALD, JOHN E., New York city
hookmaker; spent much of his time III
England and was a personal friend OF
Richard Croker; was an officer ana o ,lfe.
tor in a number of telephone companies re
M'MEEKIN, CHARLES F., Lexington, ny;
Prominent breeder Of thoroughbred
horses in the famous blue grass region
of Kentucky; president of the Native
Breeders Protective association.
PIPON, G. A, Toronto, Ont.-Agent OF the
American line at Toronto; SO years OF
sESTELL, cHAs. E.. Brooklyn-Law-
yer; the only survivor Of the family par
ty of five is young e. w. Sentell, whose
wife was killed.
SE&TELL, MISS BLANCHE NJ, daughter
Of Charles +. Sentell.
sENTELL, MISS GERTRUDE NJ, daugh-
ter Of Charles f. Sentell.
SENTELL. MRS.E, W., daughter-ln-law OF
Charles e. Sentell.
SMITH, MRS. WALTER W, Dayton, O.
SMITH, MISS ELEANOR, Dayton, o.
SMITH, GERARD, Dayton, o. r,oao.
and Gerard Smith; widow Of the former
senior partner in the turbine wafer
wheel manufacturing firm OF smith
Walls which some years ago was lncorp I
W WI fSn MRS' L1LLIAs HURD, New York
City-A fashionable nilllncr: 50 years OF
age and q native Of Springfield, III
Dead-Secoad Cabin.
GEOpPINGER, LOUIS, address unobtain-
able. :,
KELLER, JULES, Brooklyn, n. Y; we'll
known crippled acrobat.
THOMPSON, w. H: address unknown
rnjured-First Cabin.
Allen, G. II. V, New York City
Critchru, Robert s., fractured skull; resi-
donce Chicago Beach hotel; senior mem
her Of insurance firm of Critchcll, Miller,
Whitney & barbour.
GriSWol1, Miss /. S., address unobtalnable;
ribs and right arm fractured
Hitchcock, Miss NJ, New York City; CON
cussion Of brain
Koch, Mrs. Allentown. Ia.
Koch, Miss Anna, Allentown. Ia.
Lnjured-Second Cabin.
Easli. Miss NJ, address unobtanable; both
legs and right arm fractured.
Escaped Injury.
W. Bpllati.
II. BrCokman.
Mss Elphicke, Chicago
Walter GeriSon.
G. s. Hobart.
Mrs. g. s. Hobart.
George II. Mosly.
Mrs. i. T. Mcdonald. New York.
Miss Jessie Mcdonald, New York.
George i. Strachan.
Mrs T. ii. Wilton.