Death Of Alderman Fillmore

Ariel II. Fillmore died at his n-sideoce on Spring st., last Saturday cvciiinii', after a Koniewhnt extended üliic.-s. of Brlgh.t'8 dlseaae, aged aboui 17 yc.u--. He had been iuite ill, but was apparently mending somcwhat. nntil Saturilay evening when he was taken 'suddenty worse anddied at abolir 10 O'dock. Funeral services -iore li"lil yesterday afternoon at 4 o'elock frora the resldenoe, and was a t tended by the .Ma-oii:e tratemity in a body. Th deoeaeed was a nepbew of M1bacd FlUmore ttoé l.'ith president of tlie rnitcd Statee, and some little time sine inlieriu-l abom $20,000 thai iamons inan's estáte. At t lie tilín' nf his death, Mr. Fillninie was alderinaif ui' tlie :!1 ward, bavJmg been re-elected for a second teini last spriiiLr ; lie was a member oí Kraternity Lodge F. & A. M. AVaslitenaw Chapter Ií. A. M. ; Ann Arbor ('omniandery Knights Templar ; and a Mystic' Sbrlner. He lcaves a wife but no chlldren. Ia temperament be was mild and (Hiiet, and made many friends avIio wLll regret his e&riy demiee. He was a native oí this county, bavlng Ix-en born In Dextetr townéhlp, Sept. 16, 184C. Be was inarricd in ISO" to Mies Kittie AJdertoo. 'I lii' floral (líifi-iims at thc funeral wrri' lirauriful mdeed, and rav from the iliíícrfiit Síasonlc bodlee, Ute clty councll, and trlends. The council's. Oífertng was thirtcen lmnchcs ot rOM8 one for cacli soat !n that body, and orne ímncii bein.ií turnad dowa, or revi'iril in poettlon t'roin the others. The Aun Arbar Commandery Kniiihts Trinplar, the city council, .uní city (ifíicials wero in attendance upon the obsequies.