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KllUd toy a Fall.prom tin* hubu'jitc T^kTT»|»h of January ti.Fdix Un gtiire, who Imd ln*cn in pour health lor aoinc tune. died ln*-tevening from the effect* of u lull frmn a windmill (HI !**-« Iiirni adjoining East Dubuque* lie Bornyearn igo ut Menominee, Win., mid wan I he mm lt;•! A. K (inquire, n unlive «»f Ste. Genevieve, Mo, and n» whosehonor the old ferry operated hereyearn agi* was named. lie received during Tresideut Tyler's lulndiiim ration a (nil en I to the to ml on which Ea*l Dubuque now ulntnls. Felix wan a bachelor and leaven two sister*. Mm. Celeste Sullivau, who lived with lilui and Mrs. Terry 8. Trestim of this riiy. Two oilier siaiers, Mrs. Climi-tettu and Minn Auiaudu Urrgoiie, were drowned while crossing Ihe river on the ire sonic year* ago. De ceased wan I he nephew of Gen. Jones mill cousin of Charles II. Groguirr, father of Jules nnd L'jril. The funeral will he held from the Catholic church, East Dubuque, Saturday morning at 10 o’clock. Burial will belu Key West.The windmill was forty feel high, Mr, Gregoire fell from it nt six o'clock Inst evening aud wan picked up iu-seiiNihte with three ribs broken. He died ! 8:30 o’clock.
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Sainte Genevieve Fair Play
Sainte Genevieve, Missouri, US
Sat, Jan 30, 1892
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