SECTION TWO THE SALT LAKE HERALD SUNDAY JULY 19 1903 3 MCOOKS AS fIGftTERS-

t Remarkable Military Records of the Famous Natives- >> of Lisbon ti v 1 r-

Wmiam m < I tie m Chicago Record saw so gallantly was Herald mountain that he Episcopal church and Is now profes ¬ made a general but never sor of modern languages his alma HE GHITATBST honor the old assumed his new command having mater town been mortally wounded In charge I of Lfsbon enjoyaJs the I am sure that thle record Is not r found in July 21 1864 the ¬ equaled by toy other family Amer- ¬ tact that it was the birth- 8 Edwin in place and home Stanton McCook ica and perhaps juxt in the entire dt the Fighting rMc at academy Annapolis i- Cooks the naval at world j and was a naval officer when the war VlfarilolaicGook hiajof killed ln 580 The are one of broke out but preferring the activity CALLER Jack just In paper the most re- action Dear old I reu the about your being can t remark able of a soldier to life on shipboard 2 JOIN ftunfaes in the United signed navy Latimer A ma died from struck and rushed right over Im awfully glad youre as you State not tt y ¬ from the in the spring of wounds well as are the world distin 1861 com- ¬ I guished as eltlz ns and as soldiers arid went to Illinois recruited a 3 George Wjthe brl di r general Youre lucky Now old man I dont want to work the old I told yon so gag contributing pany for John A Logans Thirtyfirst 4 sixteen member of the John James midshipman died at you way prevent Is to the Illinois regiment and succeeded Logan I sea on but the to sunstroke to keep the bowels clean and cool during the IK grades command his civil war of Whom all but one were several of 5 Robert Latimer brigadier general and the blood from being overheated by taking a CASCAHET Candy Cathartic at commissioned final rank being that of major general- I officers and several At close of to killed In action They you sleep keep you reached very high ex- ¬ the the war he removed 6 bedtime work while and safe and comfortable all day rank The one was appointed governor of Alexander McDowell major gen ception who served as a private did Dakota and oral BO that territory by President Grant He from choice having declined a com ¬ 7 Daniel JK brigadier general mor- ¬ mission as was fatally shot in a riot at Yankton lieutenant There were while preeldlngever public tweeting tally wounded In action thfe Tribe of Dun and the Tribe of a S Edwin Stanton 7H3or general shot John from 8 Charles Maurice McCook left Ken their respective heads yon Hjollege 18 In riot two before he was years of 9 Mothers 1faj r and Dr ¬ Charles Maurleenrlvate killed in < age to serve SB a private in Sec John Scot Presby ¬ the hlrl h ond Ohio infantry fit ripite of the fact acton Lager and terians descended George Mc 10 Beer from com- ¬ John James colonel Porter was Cook a refugee 178S- that he tendered an officers 11 surgeon from Ireland In mission In the regular army He was John McCook died at on the defeatof the United Irish ¬ military headquarters men of which killed in his first battle Bull Run 12 he was a conspicuous SI 1861 by side Edward Moody major general Special attention given to Family Trade member July while fighting the 13 S i McCook settled in of His father Anson George brigadier general i Pennsylvania and became a prominent 14 Rev Henry C chaplalju citizen 10 John James McCook the ninth an elder In the Presbyterian youngest son Kenyon college- 15 Rhoderick Sheldon commander In Church arid one of the founders of Jef ¬ and left navy H WAGENER BREWING CO- ferson Con g son at the age of 16 to enlist in the Sixth His eldest Daniel Ohio cavalr served through the wvr 16 Rev John James lieutenant McCook after graduating Jefferson it e 8 at and cameout in 1865 as a colonel before stt Q llry wirv W P Kiser Manager Phone No 218 went to Ohio ¬ 92y and settled at Lisbon 21 years There was a third McCook family he was old He then returned- P 0 whet Martha Latimer a an elder brother named George phy- ¬ TO descendant of Hugh mar- ¬ to Kanyon completed his studies a FREE DELIVERY ANY PART OF THE CITY Latimer the graduated from the Harvard law school sician who came to Lisbon in 1817 and y tyr of the English reformation who practiced mote thirty with Rl tiro and has since uioiiii uuii here for than 8 wall burned at stake In New of years He then removed to 1 r1t1e Office E South TATTPI at Oct 16 1565 A the bar York as a member lJjrf 74 First St SALT CITY TJTAS handsome monument now In the law firm of Alexander Green where he remained the rest of his life stands promi ¬ left son who the cnter of the little square In which Colonel McCook has taken a and a George jr inher they were nent pant in social political char- itned his fame and ctice as well as burned his name grandson Willis The loUo + itable educational and church and a F testify that Valiandigham did and do Brewing la the l nuster roll of I The Salt Lake City Company univer- I McCook the PJghtlng o1t were Keis a trustee of Princeton who Is equally successful in fended what he thought right Pa lfcC There Presbyterian generation original George x To increase our sales we have ex ¬ no 0vl irds atnopg them and no black sity an elder in the his The and son went to hit reward she church and declined the portfolio of his brother Dan married sisters the before the controversy got erted ourselves in an effort to manu ¬ t hot and his very ¬ 1 Dnniel McCook was a lawyer one secretary of the navy In McKJnleys daughters of Abraham Latimer who proslavery son removed to Day facture the best that can be pro- of the founders pf the Presbyterian cabinet was born lived and died at Lisbon where his opinions were mot popular duced In the beer line and as a re¬ church 11 The members of The Tribe of George had only one son but five and where he sult we now have a new brew of Ex- ¬ UNIVRSITYor UTAH at Lisbon and a man of great found a wider geld for which Is very Influence In this Community When John were not so numerous but were daughters Two of the girls married his abilities tra Pale Beer highly quite as conspicuous as the members Umbetaetter and Wallace the law part-¬ > recommended by a great many of our broke out although 67 years being of age h v a one of the llrst to offer of The Tribe of Dan John McCook ners of Edwin M Stanton May and There he edited a Democratic pro as absolutely pure his services to the government was was a doctor practicing at Lisbon 0 Catherine married two Hanna broth ¬ slavery newspaper called the Western and unadulterated Manufactured k during war sur ¬ hops The University of Utah includes the School of Arts and served the as a ers uncles of Mark Hanna and they Empire strictly from Bavarian and Utah omrnldeloned a major and on July SI to He was several times defeated 1863 died from it wound received In a geon contributing his entire family spent their lives among their peaceful for congress but was finally elected In malt we can guarantee it to be a and Sciences the State School of Mines and ¬ the State skirmish with an advance party of the federal cause He died at the hills The In which the Mc 1858 and again In 1860 tonic of superior quality second to his son Anson Cooks are and was the Morgans rafders Nine of his sons fol ¬ military headquarters of were born still standing on leader of the northern proslavery fac¬ none in the and Is Normal School lowed him Into the army as follows near Washington Oct 11 1865 He Washington street substantial struc ¬ tion in the house of representatives found on draught In the majority of 2 to Union ¬ AND jLatitner A McCook a graduate of contributed five sons the tures of brick with doorsteps en When the war broke out he believed the saloons throughout the western SCHOOL OF ARTS SCIENCES- STATE SCHOOL OF MINES Jefferson college army as follows croaching Upon the sidewalks In a country If you use beer at home try and surgeon ¬ that the south was right and of 12 Edward Moody McCook a law most aggressive manner that the Is now The School of Arts and Sciences The School of Mines offers the Thirtyfirst regiment Illinois and the attempt to prevent secession was In ¬ our Extra Pale it bottled and courses volunteers John yer by profession a pioneer in the graves of the first and second genera ¬ ready for the market We charge only offers courses hi in A regiment iquitous and he became a thor 1 in the JL Mining who served Cnrough gold fields of Pikes peak appointed tions are pointed out the cemeter 260 per case of two dozen quarts de-¬ 1 General Science Engineering the war and died side of the government A resolution- 2 Aug 29 1800 Injuries lieutenant cloriel of cavalry at the The sons are burled elsewhere Alex ¬ to any In ¬ 2 Electrical Engineering from received for the Investigation his loyalty was livered address the city bot Liberal Arts 1 during the siege of VIcksburg which outbreak of the war performed a num ¬ ander McDowell McCooks honored re ¬ tles to be returned Keep Civil Engineering r cavalry exploits during introduced In the house of representa- the beer 4 Mechanical Engineering were aggravated by exposure and fa ¬ ber of brilliant mains were laid at rest the other day tives not less seven cold to obtain the right flavor STATE NORMAL SCHOOL tigue to the sea and was In ¬ and than petitions during Shermans march to the Shermans march the beautiful Spring Grove ceme for his expulsion were received JACOB MORITZ PREPARATORY SCHOOL sea mustered out a major general He was tery of Telephone 17 General The Normal School offers 3 Manager George Wybhe McCook the second UnitedStages minister to the Hawaiian 6 1 A Preparatory School is nwrfa governor territory- After he retired ftom congress he e e A fouryear Normal Course Bon a lawyer for several years a islands and of the It is a singular fact that the McCook to oppose talned which gives preparation for partner eight years continued the war did all he 2 Advanced Normal Courses ¬ o Edwin M Stanton at Steu of Colorado for family whlah did so much to save could to prevent enlistments was HALFFARE EXCURSION- the courses In General Science Lib 13 Ansqn George McCook went to and 3 CoursajB in Kindergarten Train p benvllle attorney general of Ohio from the Union should have been brought- believed to be in secret correspondence eral Arts the Engineering Courses 1S4 to 1856 when a mere boy during th ¬ lug Law Medicine Democratic candidate for California up from their births in intimate com- with the confederate government To All Points on G W and Business governor of that state In 1871 ¬ gold excitement of 1849 returned east panionship With Clement L Vallandlg for B Ry lieuten which he was by July 23 24 good 27 ant colonel just the war his ¬ arrested General and until The Shops and the chemical physical electrical mechanical assaying of the Third Ohio during before ham the arch traitor the most viru- Burnside In May 1863 he Mexican war and brigadier general law studies in the office of his cousin lent and vindictive copperhead in the andtried upon and metallurgical laboratories are unsurpassed in the completeness of during the civil war He George w McCook at Steubenvllle war the charge of publicly expressing sym their equipment 5 died at Steu north during the Vallandig pathy for those In arms again benvllle on Dec 2S 1ST a Company at the first call for hams lather was the founder and pas- ¬ t the The proximity of great mines reduction works of various kinds and j I United States disloyal THE EIGHT 4 John James McCook graduated at volunteers rose to the rank of brig- tor of the Presbyterian church to and declaring TENTHS power houses for the generation of electricity affords unexcelled Advan- ¬ j opinions the United States naval academy mid ¬ adier general before the close df the which all the Hannasand McCooks be sentiments and with the object tages for thorough and practical work in all the engineering courses shipman on the United States frigate war He removed to New York served longed two of and purpose of weakening the pO Vcr of and the brothers were government ¬ Eighttenths of the diseases of the MANUAL TRAINING AND DOMESTIC SCIENCE are features of DeJawjRC died p shipboard in con several terms In congress was aecre on his board of elders He baoUzed the in its efforts to sup courses press ¬ kidneys liver bladder blood are the normal V6f V08 re whlfe n tiutyv SRry dfi the UnitedStetes senates for the MaCook boys and married several unlawful rehelUpn The mili and and burled In English eight years city of parsons tary commission him guilty anti caused by the excess of uric acid in the Entrance examinations September 9th 10th and nth Registration the burying chamberlain of the of them and the son Clement system September 11th 12th ground in Rio de Janeiro New York and Is now publisher of the was their playmate sentenced him to imprisonment in Fort of students and Warren during Uric acid Is a blood enemy will be finding a Robert McCopkJorn t Legal Review Anodier James L is still living the continuation of the Impoverishes Students assisted in suitable boarding places I 14 C war President Lincoln pre- ¬ It and it law with watt M Henry McCoo bo at at NeAfcarft Del 91 years old however Dr David Kennedys Rem Annual registration fee 10 NO tuition Stanton nvill Lisbon thel hiiriistry ¬ ferred to mak sucra to Favorite at Sttub the educated r Pastor allandgham mantled 4 ridiculous oily called by ph an enemy of Send for catalogue and Illustrated circular and learn what excellent army in 1861 as colonel of the Ninth served through the war as ct of tor Han 1a parents rather than excite synpatnyii9this be is ° and President Mc urjc cld It Is a blood maker b1ood- opportunities the University x ers for Abroad Hfeeral and practical EthttllSdhititl 1 Imen q ls tIntdbrfg td1lr rte re and Kinle e n and t n lf lane senttl1 to bd 1 iOH ppneral commanded brigade In now pastor resDy years for banishment Again3rhis d education a t a the Is ofa P eranchurcn mmlstered over hefee people who vigorous SrnIVphs ns 1oy wilt ctlie West Virginia campaign and fell mor¬ at Philadelphia He is distinguished as test he was taken through 1ln s- ft UNIVERSITY UTAH Lake respected admired and loved him His the i3rlgh disease WW2 dbclatte David Of Salt City tally wounded a of guerrillas a prea a theologian as a j flag ifr hert and homestead of red b ksituated upon under a of truce and turned over Kennedy Fa orjte to be a y Aug 6 1SG2 student hlstony and Is rev a h ter ceoRWeBt to the confederate oflltl ls 6 garded Natural hiring lnut stree certain absolute and permanent cure Alexander McDonnell McCook the asthe highest authority is gaily dedorated wHit bunting today j who had no more d e f him and firth son who died TJayton upon an- for ah ailments of the kidneys liver at the other the habits of ants spiders d and Vows of little flags have Been treated him In a coat manner ¬ day wa the most distinguished t bladder and blood rheumatism dys- soldier other Insects used to make i He managed to make way to In the ramify He a border around the his the pepsia constipation and the sicknesses graduated from 15 Rhoderlck Slioiaon McC0ok grad- sidewalks It is now thehome of Mr oast s to Bermuda on o common among women West Point In 1852 served in several uated at the naval academy in 1859 Hepburn a business man of Lisbon a blockade runner and softer several ijttlstno core Indian campaigns was appointed colo- ¬ experiment It is a served through the war with great e months of Involuntary wandering fin It Is purely vegetable thusabsolutely o cuptDER + nel of the First Ohio regiment at the cre yy ICIIAUU as a com Although pat 1 al y jgachad Niagara where he This l mr of dvlF war tit 18S5 the warC harmless i bio VluUrtrtti prescription of mfomona French cure you etaQ sinning the mender in and died atViiicland Vallandigham was byt on nervous or U3 major general conspic- ¬ anathematized residence the Canadian Try It It will make you well eaof the generative organs each M Lost Manhood Inooeinla and tendered N J In 1886 every loyal soul he is side and held frequent Pmina In the H clc Bccalual XUaln > uous remembered here Interviews and Druggists sell It in new 50cent size X Ion KtrTon Debility Pimple service in various fields he 16 IJev I XJnntne to Marry = > until John James McCook born as an amiable gentleman of exemplary carried on a lively correspondence with rfd the regular 100 bottles all DrAins Tarleoc le and t was retired Lisbon he 17 years size It or nlhc FreTenta quickness ofdlicbarpe which Jf not cbwdud at before was old character and generous disposition his copperhead sympathizers in the Sample bottleenough for trial free leads to a and alt the CU PInENE cle tile 7 Daniel McCook jr was the law commissioned as lieutenant In liver th a kJdneya ana oziBanr orran all ImporlUea partner the First Eminent as a lawyer and orator but northern states He resumed the prac ¬ Bud restores email organs tbt cl CUttDESTE Btreagttota of General W T and Virginia volunteers which Was ¬ weak Thomas Ewing aregi odious because of his extreme pro tice of law and In 1871 when engaged- Dr David Kennedy Corporation flThe reason 8aff rer8 are not cured Doctarsiebecame per cenhre troubled with HtI at Leavenworth Kan ment recruited In Ohio through- CTJPIDE SE only Pro t when civil war began served slavery views which he sustained by In a murder trial at Lebaqon O acci- ¬ Rondout N Y tho clown remedy to euro without an operation 6000 testimonials A wrttte the entered the the war and In 1865 stipend boxea d DO eG a petmanea fUOTo r 4 1861 entered Trinity frequent references to the Bible he dentally killed himself while explaining Dr David Kennedys Golden Drops nail for circular ctIn I5i4 army In as colonel of the Fifty college ¬ r mrK and Hartford studied theology en had the courage of his convictions and to the jury with a loaded revolver how instant relief Neuralgia Rheumatism Jkddm ATOI E co O Bex 2378 flea Prandace GO j second Ohio led the assault Kene j at tered the ministry of the Protestant his contemporaries who still remain all the murder had been Bruises Burns 25c 50c 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