Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-06-06
OBITUARY..

Paul Moran, son of Thomas Moran,
the New York landscape painter and
himself portrait painter, is dead in
Los Angeles, Cal.
Henry l.. Levy, merchant, banker
and land owner of Eau Claire. died OF
meningitis. He leaves an estate of
100000 and his heirs are a widow and
three children.
| The funeral of Theodore Tilton took
place in the little chapel of the Amer
can church at Paris. Less than 80
persons were present. He leaves a
daughter in New York
At Los Angeles Francis Ludlow
Clark, a well known inventor, chief
engineer of the Westinghouse A
brake company and designer of the
Westinghouse airbrake, died, aged SIS
years.
David G. Terrell, one of the pioneers
of Minnesota, Is dead at his home in
Wayzata, Mimi. He was in his eighty
third year and two weeks ago Gel
ebrated the sixtieth anniversary of
his wedding.
Charles Finglass, Galveston, Tex,
manager of Leland's Gulf Transport
line, died in England where he went
on vacation. He was a member
of the Galveston Cotton Exchange and
actively engaged in building up ports
Of commerce
Leander l.. Medbery, sergeant of
Co. G, sixth Wisconsin infantry, and
long resident of Elkhorn, died at
Columbia, S. c., aged &c. He fought
from 1861 to 1864 and was wounded at
Gainesville. Fer years he was con-
drctor on the Eagle branch of the Mil
waukee road.
Captain John Morlidge, known as
steamboat captain from end to end of
the Ohio and NJ ssissippi rivers, died
at Cincinnati after sixty years active
service on the rivers. During the
civil war he served with distinction
under Commodore Foote, taking part
in many Of the river fights about
Vicksbrrg
William G. Perry, an attorney and
business man of Kansas City, dropped
dead of heart failure. He was aged
SO years. Mr.. Perry was twice
United States attorney for Kansas
under President Cleveland and for a
long time was chairman Of the Kan
sas democratic state central COM
mittee.
An immense crowd attended the flu
neral in Liverpool of Rev. DR.. John
Watson Oan Maclaren), who died at
Mount Pleasant Iowa, May 6. There
was an impressive service at the SET
ten Park Presbyterian church, where
he embalmed body had rested since
its arrival in England May Fl from
the United States.
| Albert M Gilbert a well known
manufacturer and treasurer of the
Gilbert Paper company of Menasha,
died OF heart trouble He was born
in Sacramento, Cal, Dec. 23, 1857, and
with the exception of a period spent
at Fort Gibson, Miss. after his mar
riage there to Miss Anna Kelledy,
Neenah has since been his home A
widow and FIVE children survive.
Brigadier General II S. Thrill. T.
S. A.. retired, OF New Milford. Conn,
died suddenly in New York of heart
disease. He was graduated from the
Yale medical school in 1863 and in
! 1870 joined the medical corps OF the
regular army. He served continu
ously until 1906. when he was retired.
VIII am II. Mills, head of the land
department of the Southern Pacific,
died at San Francisco
4 Captain Charles A. Curtis, U. S. A.,
retired, commandant of the Wiscon-
sin university corps OF cadets. died at
the Madison hospital from an opera
ton on the stomach. He was 20 years
old. A military funeral was held and
the body taken to Washington Cap.
tain Curtis was born in Halliwell. Me-.
in 1885. In 1861 he entered the vol.
unteer army and was made a lieuten-
ant on the STAFF OF General Hancock.
The following year he was transferred
10 the regular army and rose to the
rank of captain. He was writer of
note BY the students he was greatly
beloved.