The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-02
VICTIMS ALL WELL-TO-DO.
Sketches of Americans Killed in the
Salisbury Wreck.

Sketches of Americans Killed in the
Salisbury Wreck.
Barwick, Walter, of Toronto, Ont.
Mr.. Barwick was one of the leaders
of the Toronto bar and won particular
distinction in the Bale des Chaleurs
case before a committee of the Can
adam senate in 1891. He was liberal
and a prominent member of the church
of England. He was called to the bar
in 1877. He was a partner of Post
master General Aylesworth under the
firm name of Barwick, Aylesworth,
Moss & Wright. He was kings
counsel His wife is the daughter of
the late Isaac Atkinson of Chicago.
Cassier, Louis, of Trunbull, Conn.,,
near Bridgeport.
Mr.. CASTER was the editor of two
magazines, the Electrical Review and
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 cir
cles.
Cossitt, Frederick Henry of New
York.
was married June Is in New York city
to Miss Antonio Dugro. daughter of
Mrs. and Judge P. Henry Dugro. The
young couple were on their wedding
trip. Mr.. Cossitt graduated from
Princeton university just few days
prior to his marriage. He was neph-
ew of Mrs. George EgglestOn/ Dodge
and Mrs A D. Luillard of New York.
A Chicago Victim.
EIphicke. Mrs. c. w, of Chicago.
Mrs. Elphicke was the wife of Charles
w. Elphicke of c. Elphicke & c., YES
sci and insurance agents, Chicago. The
Elphicke home is at Evanston, SUI
burb of Chicago. Mrs. Elphicke was g.
years old.
Harding, Dudley P. 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 S16 West Ninety-fifth street, in
apartments.
Hitchcock, Mrs. L. n. of New York.
Mrs. Hitchcock lived in New York
at 216 Central Park Central west
where she had apartments with hel
daughter, Miss May Hitchcock. Mrs
Hitchcock was the widow of Lumen n
Hitchcock, who was a cousin of Sec
rotary Hitchcock of the interior de.
partment at Washington. Mrs. Hitch
cock also had a home at Morristown
n, J. She had gone abroad with hel
daughter to spent the summer. The
latter was slightly injured in thu
wreck.
Howieson. Mrs. Mary F. of New
York.
Mrs. Howieson was a milliner whos'
| &c al
first street. New York. She had gon'
abroad on a business and pleasure
trim. intending to be away about tive
months. Miss Howieson was 40 year
old. She had been a successful bust
ness woman for many years. She live
in New York with a sister, Mrs. Jane
c. Crane.
King. Rev. E. L. of Toronto. Ont.
Rev. Mr.. King was pastor of the Dav
enport Road Anglican church, Toron
TO. and until recently was a professo
In Trinity college. He was nativ
of England and had been in Canad
about eight years.
Koch a Wealthy Merchant.
Koch. Frank w of Allentown, Pa.
Mr.. Koch was one of Allentown
wealthiest and most prominent citizens
| he was the SSillOi hiCiiibCt Va ~
clothing firm of Koch Bros. and IN
owner of the Hotel Allen building. Nj
Koch was 81 years old, native OF LIZ
high county, Pa. He was d trustee
Muhlenberg college and of Attention.
hospital. and a director of Attention.
National bank. With his wife he ha
planned to repeat European weddin
trip taken twenty years ago.
, Mcdonald, John E., New York city.
Jack" Mcdonald had been we
known on the American and Europea
turf for a number of years, havln
| owned stables of race horses both hei
and abroad Earlier in life Mr.. Nj
: Donald was a bookmaker. He speI
: much of his time in England, and We
: often seen in company with Ricnai
Y Croker and others of the America
! colony sojourning abroad. Mr.. Nj
| Donald was president and director
the Boston & New York Telephone
e Telegraph company; president of IL
. Knickerbocker Telephone e. Telegram
e company and treasurer and directors
. the telephone, Telegraph & Cable con
i pany of America. His residence was
= 216 West Seventy-second street. II
| wife and daughter accompanied hi
e abroad.
: McMeekin, Charles F., Lexington. K
: Mr.. McMeekin was prominel
r breeder of thoroughbred horses in Il
S famous Blue Grass region of Kentuck
G He was a member of the firm of Al
S plegate & McMeekin, owners Of Il