Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-03-28
OBITUARY.
Edouard Toudouze.

iOng illness IN boston.
Alfred Augustus Stockton, conser-
vative member of the Canadian par
lament for st. John, died in Ottawa.
| Mcnsignore Thomas P. Thorpe, we'll
known prelate in the Cleveland
diocese of the Roman Catholic church.
died
J. Hubley Ashton former assistant
attorney general of the United States,
died at his residence in Washington,
aged II years.
Colonel e. NJ. Tarbell, proprietor of
the Winona hotel and one of the lead
ing politicians of that part of Min
nesota. died, aged 60 years.
]. d Hunter, aged 70 years, editor
of the Freeman Tribune, who had
been identified with Iowa journalism
for fifty-one years, died in Webster
City.
Colonel George S. Rathbun, dis
! tinguished confederate veteran, who
served with Shelby and Marmaduks
throughout the Missouri campaign,
died at Springfield Mo. aged rs
years.
Colonel George S. Rathbun, a dis
tinguished confederate veteran, who
served with Shelby and Marmaduke
throughout the Missouri campaign,
die1 at Springfield, Mo-, aged rs years.
Brigadier General John Moore, u.
IS. A., retired, former surgeon general
of the army, died in Washington, aged
81 years. He served at the head of
the medical department Of the army
from 1886 to 1890.
Thomas Savidge, pioneer lumber
man, prominent for many years in
democratic politics and well known
among horsemen for his ownership Of
i the stallion. George st. Clair, was
found dead in his Office in Grand
Haven, Mich.
DR.. Daniel Foster, one of the
pioneer residents of Bloomington, ILL.,,
| died, aged 80 years. In 1881 he was
the engineer in charge OF the con.
structicn Of the first railroad west Of
the Alleghanies and extending from
Lexington to Frankfort, KY. This line
Is now part of the Louisville and
/ Nashville.
DR.. John S. Brinton, a prominent
surgeon of Philadelphia, and profess
sor of surgery at the Jefferson Medi-
cal college, died, aged rs years. He
was a member of many medical, pa.
triotic and fraternal organizations
and during the civil war served as q
| brigade surgeon.
John G. Flint president and founder
of the Northern Illinois Normal
School and Business college, Dixon.
a.. died at the college building, aged
20 years. He went to Dixon with his
sonin-law, J. b. Ollie. in 1881 and
built and established the present col
lege
Nine. Mamie Hands Kronberg. a
well-known mezzo-soprano singer,
died in New York yesterday Her
death was caused by diabetes. She
was 32 years old and the wife of S
kronberg. the theatrical manager.
The body will be taken to Fort Rowan,
4 Ont, Tor lnterment.
| DR.. Daniel Foster. one of the
+, pioneer residents of Bloomington,
ILL.,, died. aged 90 years. In 1891 he
was the engineer in charge of the
construction of the first railroad west
of the Alleghanies and extending from
Lexington to Frankfort. Ky. This
line is now part of the Louisville
and Nashville.
Mons'gnore Thomas p Thorpe. we'll
known prelate in the Cleveland do
cese -..e Roman Catholic church
died in Cleveland of arterial sclerosis,
following an lilness of several months.
He was pastor of the church of the
Immaculate Conception there .orI
fourteen years, previous to which
he spent twenty years as pastor of
st. Johns ca...edral there.
John o'Leary. the Irish litterateur.
died in Dublin at the age of rs. He
was born in Tipperary July so. 1890
was educated at Trinity college, Dub
lin. studied medicine. but took no de.
gree. joined the young Ireland move
ment in 1S4S. became editor of the
organ of {, the Fenian movement. a
position he held until 1865. when he
was arrested and sentenced to-
twenty years Imprisonment. He was
released in 1870 and exiled At the
expnation OF his sentence he returned
to Ireland. After his return he was
IA frequent contributor to the Irish
lpress and wrote two.volume work
entitled -,ecollections of Fenians and
lFenlanism."
John oLeary, the Irish litterateur,
died In Dublin at the age OF T6. He
was born in Tipperary July so. 1880.
was educated at Trinity college,
Dublin studied medicine, but took
no degree Joined the young Ireland
movement in iS4S, became editor OF
the organ OF the Fenian movement, a
position he held until 1866. when he
. was arrested and sentenced TO
, twenty years Imprisonment He was
released In 1870 and exiled. At the
expiration of his sentence he returned