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OBITUABY.WEI:—Al his residence in^Sie. Gene* fifyf, oi ipjwplirii'v on Friday nmming, June .»tb, l»**l Ur. Charles in tiiayear o! bia age.Charles tiiich, the subject of tiiia me-- nioir, died suddenly at bit residence in th.s i diy at half past tLree o'clock on FridayI uiurriii g. He bad been complainin'* for ; ievrral days of a slight indisposition, but} until Tuufn1^ wji at iiu Uittt c u n lined to , bis room. Wedrncsday night leelttig unufu-1* ally uiiw 11, be ordynl. a*. lt;'pse*etv$fcio lt;*fj* bu-Uuuui npA* Yi drift g the night Uwk one or i luo^Wc^di. Heal miming be was found to it be in a sort of Comatose slate from which it r was found to be difficult to ruu-w him, and| continued in the t«uo situation until I bit ! death. At Hist it vss supposed that be ha*^ taken an over do^e of Vicda'iuin,bu I as ?mp y to nit dehe taped it was pronounced sppo *f plcicy. Thus passed Xr«ta our mi ill a prt-j eminently good wan.^ Llo Ms born in Philadelphia iu the year U lt 1 and removed fiotu thence to Sle.^ Genevieve w;lh bit parent* in ISIS. Ilia father, Albvit Bacli, was a nature *f Germany a.id bit motiirr of Philadelphia. Uc Uv» coiisUntly resided in die. Genevieve i ait:re he came to the West with hit parents.1‘ a:id, together with hit broicer Henry and w Thomas of Jefferson county, had been and r* . at the time of his death was connected withd * ■ • —I,several important mining enterprise*. The _ celebrated llUcb's min«4 oi Su Fiamois county, lately sold to Metsis Cbadbuura A Co. were among the i- 'tilt of the combined industry and speculative sagacity of the 1 Messr* Bi^ch. At lUc timo of h.a death j t Mr. Cbuta lliacb was engaged in connac-■ lion with Mr. U, I). Harris and others of* i .bis city in developing a cop|»er deposit 7 1 in tbit county.c Few men there are whose lives are aeII beautifully strewn with deeds of quiet good, unostentatious gcncroiiiy, and g^od will Ud all as was that of the late Mr, Bisch. I \During a life tang residence in Ste. j jS Genevieve be made and bound tof;c* klm as frtands all with wh m ha as- j ]’* so. isted, and n t even the falsa tongue of traduction can tar tbat.tbrou *h any fault of his, were Ins rciatioas with bis fellow man, f disturbed in the harmony of their course. ! I* The tudde-.i death in the mi 1st of l ife of a ^ truly good citizen and man has caused a^ leeluig of sincere i egret in the hearts of all, |. and a cvbVTCtion that many a sort brilliant ife raight hart been k*t to the world with less grief than that of our late tallow towns-* man.
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Sainte Genevieve Fair Play
Sainte Genevieve, Missouri, US
Thu, Jun 11, 1874
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