The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-02-17
BEAUTIFUL LIFE
IS TERMINATED
MRS. BERTHE FOWLER CAMPBELL
OF PApucAH DIES AFTER AN
ILLNESS OF A FEW DAYS.
CONGESTION OF BRAIN
The Cause Of peath--Deceden a Sis.
ter Of Mr. Saunders A. Fowler,
Was Well Known and Great.
ly Admired Here.

Cairo friends of the late Mrs Der
je Fowler Campbell Of Paducaa
Ky. mention of whose death was
made in yesterdays Bulletin. will be
interested in the following details
regarding this beautiful woman
taken from the paducah Register
Her popularity was attcsted by the
Ihourly inquiries made after she was
stricken i'll, the ailmeut appearing
last Saturday In The form OF la grippe
Fhut she was not seriously i'll until
/ Monday afternoon late when she was
forced to her bed That evening SHE
! apsed into Inconsistencies and the
attack d ycloped into congestion Of
1.-THE brain, followed with uraemlc
poisoning She remained secseless
I until Wednesday when she regained
consciousness and surprisingly in
Iquired wha was the matter, at motto
ing surrounding the bed physicians
who had been constantly al her bod
side She allied aad became q Ii.tIa
better. bur her condition was precari
Gus and The doctors held out latte
hope fer her Yesterday morning she
began sinking and al o'clock in the
afternoon lie was apparently gone,
and this flashed over the city but
the physicians continued working
heroically with her, resorting TO the
oxygen treatment which prolonged
her life until shortly before 10 o'clock
last night, when she breathed her
last and was pronounced dead
The decedent was a granddaughter
Of the larc DR.. Reuben Sanders, one
Of Paducah's foremost physicians
during his day who passed away a /
number Of years ago During 1891
she was married to MIR John P. !
Campbell of Hopkinsville. where she
lived for several years when she then |
returned to Paducah which has since
been her place Of abode at her
handsome residence OIL |
Mrs. Campbell was woman whose /
carried her into many |
phases of the world, she being recog |
nized as the leader of the society mat
-ons who had lost none of her at.
ractive charms and beauty since
passing from girlhood SRA had served
or several years as president Of the
Magazine club was a mSving spirit
u the Delphic club, also the Matinee
'iuSica club. the Woman's club, the
'aducah chapter Daughters Of the
onfederacy and other prominent or
Although enjoying he
ocial gaieties Of life. hers was not Of
he butterfly nature sac was a thor
ugh musician while philanthropy
nd religion were themes of deep in.
crest and engaged much Of her time
er ever responding nature always
those needing her assist
nee and was a deyout worshiper and
'orker a the First PRESBYTERIAN
hurch The combined attributes
Jrmcd those for an ideal and greatly
eloved woman whose personality
rings forth words. of consolation and
vmpathy from every quarter for the
ereaved family
Decides her mother Mrs. Laura A.
owler the deceased is survived ny
ar little son. John. who arrived
esterday morning from his college
Winchester, Va. accompanied by
is grandmother MIS- MARY Camp
ell who was warmly at achcd ID hes
iuEhtoria-law, the deceased The
'Io surviving brother is Mr. Saun
Prs 4. Fowler. while her immediate
ants are Mrs Elizabeth Austin and
IRIS Manic Cobb.
Out of respect for Mr.. Campbclrsl
emory tb" different social orEauiza-
uus at The city have Cancelled every
lieriaiument for the present week