Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-25
DEATH RECORD
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James L. lnNNurs
James q. Taylor former auditor and as |
sistant treasurer Of the Burlington aud for
many years u prominent omaha citizen |
died In the Park Avenue hotel In New |
York Monday night. Tho message Of his
death was sent to his father. James @. |
Taylor OF Seward. Neh.. but the cause "
death Is unknown,
Mir. Taylor left here I'm 1908 after being
with the Burlington railroad since 1870
lie started In under w. G., Brown, assistant
treasurer. In 1870 at Plattsmouth. When
the offices were moved to Omaha In 1879
MIR Taylor came here lie was well
known figure In omaha FOR the next TWEEN
tv-four years, rising to the position VI
auditor and assistant treasurer to which
he was appointed April 1, 1889.
lie left omaha in 1909 having resigned
from the Burlington June I, 1905 and was
succeeded by w. r. Durkcc. Since he
left here no has made his home In New
York as broker
james q. Taylor was born IN WATERFOWL,
Conn, In 1861, being 60 years old at the
time OF his death. His father. a resident
Of Seward county, is 10 years old and Ia
one OF the oldest and most respected clu-
yens Of that county. lie leaves two married
sisters Mrs. Alexander Of Milford Neb.,
| and Mrs. Foyer OF New York city. His
nephew. James Taylor Foyer IL now a spe-
cial agent In tho auditing department of
! the Burlington.
John u, snyder.
! John r. Snyder president and treasurer
OF the Snyder-Trimble Commission com
pany, died Monday afternoon at the family
home. 1i6 South Thlrty-fifth street. Mr.
Snyder was 81 years old. Death followed a
general breaking down OF his system,
Mr. snyder was born in eastern Penn
| sylvania. He has been a resident Of
Omaha for the last eighteen years and lived
in Council Bluffs for five years before he
came to Omaha Ever since he came to
this city MIR. snyder has been connected
with the Snydcr-Trlmble company
He is survived by his wife and four
daughters Mrs. Jake Hess OF Council
Bluffs; Mrs Theodore Salvetor Of Atlantic,
Ia; Mrs James Bowie Of this city, and
Ruth, little girl OF years.
The funeral win he held at tho home, ii6
South Thirty-fifth street, Wednesday ar
ternoon at o'clock. lntcrment will take
place in Council Bluffs.
Miss Mary MRrncu.
NEBRASKA CITY Neb., Jan. 2t--(Spe-
cial)-A telegram was received In this city
telling OF the death OF Miss Mary Marnell
at Hannibal, Mo. She was 50 years OF
age and had been making her home with
her mother at that place, but was for years
a resident of this city. Miss Marnell IL
survived by her mother and three brothers
Il. D.. Frank H. and Robert O. Marnell OF
this city. The latter two brothers left for
Hannibal last night to attend the funeral
NEBRASKA CITY, Neb Jan. 4-(Spe
cial) Mrs. Sarah J. Holthaus died at hel
home In this city Sunday nEed 81 She f.
survived by several grown children and IN,
body was taken to Avoca, Neb,, for inter
ment.
Mrs. Eliza Campbell.
q NEBRASKA CITY, Neb., Jan. 24-(Spe
8 cial)-Mrs. Eliza Campbell, widow Of Judg
Nj. s. Campbell died at her home In thi
, city yesterday of old age She was on
r Of the pioneer settlers Of this city and wa
J = born in Pennsylvania March. 1896, and cam
to this city in 1866. She is survived by fiv
a children, Fennlmore c., Marvin, George
4 Mary z. and Edwin l.. The only child a
V home is Miss Mary, and the whereabout
s OF the others are unknown. The funerf
n was held this afternoon from the faml
= residence.
Floyd Willard.
q PLATTSMOUTH, Neb., Jan. A.--(Specia
e Floyd Willard. the 13-year-old son OF NJ
y and Mrs. w d. Smith of this city, die
p Sunday evening from an attack OF pnel
v monia, the lads illness being of less tina
5, a weeks duration. The funeral took plac
y Tuesday afternoon at the residence, Cano
Burgess conducting the servcice.
Il A Pleasant Surprise
= follows the first dose OF DR.. Kings Ne
n Life Pills, the painless regulators thu