Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-07-09

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the Bale des Chaleurs case before a
committee of the Canadian senate in
1891. He was liberel and a proml-
nent member of the church of Eng
land. He was a partner of Postmas-
ter general Aylesworth. His wife is
the daughter of the late Isaac Atkin-
son of Chicago.
CASTER, Louis, Trumbull, Conn.,
Was the editor of three magazines,
Casters, The Electrical Review and
The Engineer. He was 40 years OF
age and leaves a widow. He was we'll
known in New York trade circles.
Cossitt, Frederick Henry, New York
Was only 81 years of age and was
married June Is in New York to Miss
Antonio Dugro, daughter of Judge and
Mrs. Dugro. They were on their WEI
ding trip Mr.. Cossitt graduated from
Princeton University just few days
prior to his marriage. He was a
nephew of Mrs. George Eggleston
Dodge and Mrs A. D. JuilIard of New
York.
Elphicke, Mrs c. W., Evanston,
Ill.-Was the wife of Charles w
Elphicke of c. w. Elphicke & Co.,
vessel and insurance agents, Chicago.
Mrs. Elphicke was 81 years of age.
Harding. Dudley P, New York
Was a travelling salesman and spent
but a portion of his time in New York,
making his home there at SIG West
Ninety-ffth street, in apartments.
Hitchcock, Mrs. L. N, New York
Lived in New York at 261 Central
Park, West, where she had apartments
with her daughter, Miss May Hitch
cock Mrs Hitchcock was the widow
of Lumen NJ Hitchcock, who was a
cousin of Secretary Hitchcock of the
Interior Department at Washington,
Mrs. Hitchcock also had a home at
Morristown, N. J. She had gone
abroad with her daughter to spend
the summer the latter was slightly III
jured in the wreck
Howieson, Miss Mary F., New York
Was milliner, whose place of bust
ness is at 81 West Thirty-first streec.
She had gone abroad on a business
and pleasure trip, intending to be
away about two months. Miss How
ieson was As years of age. She leaves
in New York a sister, Mrs. James C.
Crane.
King, Rev. E. L., Toronto, Ont
Was pastor of the Davenport Road
Anglican church, Toronto, and until
recently was professor in Trinity col
lege. He was a native of England
and had been in Canada about eight
years.
Koch, Frank W., Allentown, Pa
Was one of Allentown's wealthiest
and most prominent citizens. He
was the senior member of the cloth
ing firm of Koch Brothers and the
owner of the Hotel Allen building. Mir
Koch was 81 years of age and ma
tive of Lehigh county, Pennsylvania.
He was a trustee of Muhlenberg col
lege and of Allentown hospital and q
director of Allentown National bank.
With his wife he had planned to re-
peat a European wedding trip taken
twenty years ago.
McMeekin, Charles F., Lexington.
Ky.-Was a prominent breeder of thor
oughbred horses in the famous blue
grass region of Kentucky. He was a
member of the firm of Apologize &
McMeekin, owners of the OakwOOd
Stud, Lexington. The most famous
recent product of this stud is the
horse Go Between, which, on June 81.
won the rich suburban handicap at the
Sheepshead Bay race track of the
Coney Island Jockey club. Mr. Nc
Meekin was president of the Native
Breeders Protective association and
director of the Kentucky Trotting
Horse Breeders association.
Mcdonald, John E., New York
Jack Mcdonald had been well
known on the American and European
turf for a number of years, having
owned stables of race horses both here
and abroad Earlier in life Mr. Nc
Donald was a boOkmaker. He spent
much of his time in England and was
often seen in company with Richard
Croker and others of the American
colony sojourning abroad. Mr., Nc
Donald was president and director OF
the Boston and New York Telephone
and Telegraph company, president and
director of the Knickerbocker Dele
phone and Telegraph company, treas
urer and director of the Massachusetts
Telephone and Telegraph company
and treasurer and director of the Tel
ephone, Telegraph and Cable Com
pany of America His residence was
at ZIG West Seventy-second street.
His wife and daughter accompanied
him abroad.
Pipon, c. A., Toronto, Ont-Was the
agent Of the American Line at Toron
to. He was So years of age and
leaves a wife and child.
Sentell, Charles E., New York-Was
a lawyer with Offices In the Financial
district of New York, and residence
at 271 Decatur street, Brooklyn. With