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The Marine Record
(Cleveland, OH)
December 6, 1888 - p. 5

        CAPTAIN JULIUS HAGAN

        The late CAPTAIN JULIUS HAGAN of Milwaukee who died on the night of
     December 2d, of consumption, was born in Norway about thirty-six years
     ago, had spent most of his life at sea, five years in the navy and
     sixteen on the lakes. He sailed the scow HELEN, schooner WAUKESHA and
     for the last two years the steamer MARKHAM. He was known as an excel-
     lent navigator and a noble fellow, was a member of the Scandanavian
     benevolent society, and a Royal templar of temperance. To his ship-
     mates and friends he said: "I will watch for you at the gates of the
     better world." CAPTAIN HAGAN leaves a wife, daughter, NETTIE, aged
     twelve, baby LILLIE, aged eight months, and sons JAMES and SPENCER
     aged seven and four years respectively.
        The angel of peace presided in the sick room and when the time
     drew near for the brave seaman to depart on his last voyage he clasped
     his wife's hand and said, "Don't cry for me LENA, I am going home, I
     will wait for you there," then drifted into sweet sleep.

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