Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-01-11

lock- ex-governor or massachusetts,; Ensign
H. Kellogg, American representative on the
Fisheries Commission. Pittsfield. Mass: Rev.
Henry Highland Garnet, United States Min
lister to Liberia; General stephen A. Hurlbut,
Minister to Peru; Thomas Allan. Member of
Congress from Missouri; Horace Maynard, ex-
Postmaster-General, Knoxville, Tenn; ex-
Governor G. C. WaShburn. of Wisconsin,; Will
lam Dennis IN, Ex-Governor of Ohio: r. NJ. A.
Hawk, Member of Congress for Illinois,; Icha-
shire; Juan b. AlvaradO, Ex-Governor of Calf
tOrnia; George p. Marsh, United States Min
States Senator, Atlanta, Ga; Isaac Murphy.
first Union Governor of Arkansas after the
War; DIR. James Adair, founder of the Green
back alty, Mendota, H.; John d. Defrees. e1-
Pm lie Printer Berkely Springs, w. Va; E. A
Straw. ex-G overnor of New Hampshire; James
+. Robinson, Ex-Governor of Kentucky;
10 siah Quincy. ST., ex-Mayor of Boston. Mass.
exc overnor Willard z. Hail. of Missouri:
Thur.ow Weed, New York; Andrew S. Her
ron. CongreSsman-elect, Louisiana; ]. Z. Up
degraff, COngressman-elect, Ohio; Robert
Guild, Assistant Secretary of War of the Con-
federacy; Godlove S. Orth, Member of Con-
gress from Indiana; Ex-Governor Benjamin
q. Humphreys, Mississippi.
EX-MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.
Edward Joy Morris, Pennsylvania; c. @. Clay,
Alabama; -- Tanner, New York, Clark
son n. Potter, New York; Edmund Burke,
New Hampshire; General Elijah Ward, New
York: S. a Purviance. PENNSYLVANIA; Martin
f. Conway, Kansas; William b. MacLay, New
York; Milton S. Latham, California; H.. w.
Harrington, Indiana; John d. Pierce, Michi-
gan; Ozro j. DOdds, Ohio; Samuel @. Fessen-
den, Maine; Horace Maynard, Tennessee;
D ne
burn, Wisconsin; Nj. A. Ottero, New Mexico;
Albert q. Burr, Illinois; Stephen COburn,
M M George T. MARSH, NeTm0nt; Arfemus
Hale. Massachusetts, George X. Dennis, Mary
land; Emil Luserre, Louisiana; N. e. S. Lit
tletteld, Maine; Fernando C.. Beaman, Michi-
gan; John Hanna, Indiana; Willard p. Hall,
Missouri; Lewis Campbell, Ohio; o. P. Snyder,
Arkansas; Robert W. BarnWell, South Caro-
lima; Henry c. Murphy New York; Orvilie
Robinson, New ork; n. H. Van Worries, Ohio.
ARMY.
General Silas Casey Major Charles A. Webb,
oldest graduate of West Point; Major John H.
FrantZ, Surgeon; Major l.. LOrain, Professor
Captain Eugene B. Gibbs, Colonel George W.
Patten, General Joseph g. Barnard, Major
General George II. Crossman, Major William
Nelson, General G. K. Warren, Major Charles
w. Wingard, Captain William A. Parker,
Colonel Richard Arnold, General Daniel Tyler,
General George G. Thomas, General Sidney
Burbank, Northumberland chofield.
NAVY.
Rear-Admiral James H. Spots, Benjamin
Franklin DelanO, eX-United States Naval Con-
structOr; Rear-AdmiraI John Rodgers, Com
mander Terry, Rear-Admiral David S. Nc
B Bousal ; Rea Admiral 44 John G. Beaumont.
miral Charles n. Poor Commodore Henry
Eagle, Admiral Strong, Rear-Admral Robert
Il. Wyman, Rear-Admiral James f. Schenck.
John P. Healy, Corporation Counsel Bos-
ton, Mass; Judge John Putnam, Supreme
Court Massachusetts; George w. Brooks
United States Judge, East District of North
Carolina; John Pierrepont, Chief Justice SUI
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jurist and author, Boston, Mass; TheOphilus
Parsons, ex-ProfessOr of Law in Harvard Col
lege; Judge Ezra Wilkinson, Superior Court
OF Massachusetts; Judge Charles Fox, oldest
member of the Cincinnati bar; S. A. Purvi-
ance, ex-Attorney-General of Pennsylvania;
eX-Assoclate Judge Leas, or Pennsylvania;
Judge Charles B. Mason, Burlington, Iowa;
ex-Judge Benjamin S. Benkley, Williamsburg,
Pa; Jonathan H. Cobb, Boston,; james Pat
ten. Judge of the Supreme Court of Appeals,
Wheeling, w. Va; Elisha II. Potter, Supreme
Court, Rhode Island; Judge Tompkins West
nTUn Ind
Knapp, KeOsaqua, Iowa; Martin BLUR, Louis
vile, KY; Judge James Carpenter, Garrett,
Ind; United States District Judge E.. w. Hill
yer, Nevada; Thomas e. Cochran, eX-AttOr-
ney-General of Pennsylvania; Joseph Muller,
SX-Juuge supreme Coart, oaFatoga, N; Y; n:
Z. Newcom6, Commissioner Supreme Court of
Indiana; Charles E. Glidden, Judge Court of
Common Pleas of Ohio; Richard Dyer, Assist
ant United States District Attorney, Cincin-
natl, o.; r. B. Mcpherson, Tuscola, ILL.,; Gen
eral George II. Chapman, Indianapolis, Ind. /;
Wilson McCandess Pittsburgh, Pa; Richard
Levy, Supreme Court of Louisiana; Judge
William Schley, New York; Judge Samuel B.
Bloomington. III; j. D. TempIin, Iowa City,
Iowa; Judge Richard G. L. Moncure, Presi-
dent Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals;
Judge r. ". MeIendy, HfllsdaIe, Mich; Judge
James H. Graham, Carlisle, Pa: Judge S. f.
Taylor Sandusky, @; Judge Edward Ham
ger, Evansville, Wis; Philip b. Swing, United
States District Judge, Batavia, o.; Judge
James L. Caldwell, Shelbyville, KY.
THEOLOGY.
DIR. John Cotton Smith, Epicopalian, New
York; Rev. John Seely Stone, D. D.. Professor
of Theology in the Theological School, Cam
bridge, Mass; Rev. .EnOch Pond. President
Bangor (Me.l Theological Seminary; Rev. DR..
Henry W. Bellows, Unitarian, New ork; Rev.
Simeon Parmalee. ID. d, CONGREGATIONAL
OswegO, n. Y; Bishop William N. Wighman,
NJ r. ShHrch south ShaTlest8h: C. Bishop
Rev. Il. Brantly, Baptist, Baltimore, Md; Rev.
! Charles Wadsworth, d. d., Washington
d. c.; Rabbi Nj LtIienthaI, Cincinnati, o.;
Rev. J. w. Weakley, d. D., Episcopal, Mount
| Washington, O.; Rev. Prof. BulliOns, PFesby-
| terrain, Waukesha Wis; Rev Sloats Van
| Santvoord Reformed Church Albany, N. Y;
/ Rev. James Craik, Episcopalian, Louisville
| Ky; Rev. John Poisal, Methodist, Baltimore
! Md; Bishop Levi Scott N. e. Church, Wilm
| ingtOn, Del; Elder Joseph X. Rodgers, Presi
! dent Christian Female College, Columbia, Mo,
RGX SGTge RR1sgr2Ve i TTfes9ytgTldp
! Baptist New York; Father Leander Streber
| Louisville, Ky; Rev. Chandler Robbins, ID. ID.
! Unitarian, Boston, Mass; rev. Henry Viva
dor, rabbi, San Francisco, Cal: Rev. Thomas
] Guard, Methodist. Baltimore, Md: Rev. Rob
! ert Pain, senior Bishop NJ. E Church South
| Aberdeen, Miss: Rev. DR.. Alexander 6. Mer
Ger, EpicOpalian. Newport, II. l.; Rev. L. d
| Maier, Lutheran, Bait m )re, Nd; Rev. Jacol
! NJ. Manning, pastor Old South Church, Boston
| LITERATURE.
| Iheophilug ParSOns, author of law and re
! fellow, poet, Cambridge, Mass; Ralph Waldo
| Emerson. philosopher and esSayist, Concord
Mass; Rev Henry Giles, essayist and lecturer
writer, Little Falls, N. Y: George J. A. Caul
son, novelist, Paterson N. j.; Henry james
ST., essayist, Boston, Mass.
JOURNALISM.
General F. A. Jones, Macon City (Mol her
aid; Delano A. Goddard, editor Boston mass.
| ADVERTISER: John II. Chamberlain, Richmond
! tVa.) State; Paul r. SeaVy, Bangor (Me.) Wing
Samuel II. Cox, Boston; Charles Hale, e6
editor of the Advertiser, Boston, Mass; j:
| Fl. Stenh0use,' San Francisco correspondent
/ New YORK Herald; John W. Defrees, edlto
Miami tO) Union; Colonel William Il. Tholnp
son, editor Savannah Ca Morning NeI0s
| Cas- ar W. Early, JohnstOwn (Pa.l TRIBUNE
| Enoch Emery, Peoria tIll.) Transcript; william
| K. Ellis, eX-editOr of Lafayette (Indl Courier
| julius Schultz, WGchsnbLdtt, Austin. Tex.
| George Cozard, Wheeling CIV. Va) Register
David McCaleb, Galveston CTex) NetCS; ID. L
| Bloodgood, Sandwich (Iil.) Free Press; Dr. j
| W. Christian, Alabama Christian AdUocdte
! Alexander Jorges, Freie PTesSe, Cincinnati, Y.
Garland. Catholic Telegraph, Cincinnati o.
Frederick MacCrellish, AltG California, Sa
Francisco. Cal; J. w. Simonton, ex-a2ent As
sociated Press, Napa, Cal; Major ID. Simpson
MOltHtFj1l Herald, Denver, Col; n ID: whiting
New York EUeIfTlg Post; Charles n. Hodges
| Waupaca (Nis.) Herald: Joseph Weber, NoTu
en- A6UOcGte, Claremont, n. H.; Josiah
Koonan, Wauwatosa, Wis; Martin Blum
DsfutScEleT ATaerlSdner, Dubuque, Ia; JoSla
King. Commercial Gazette, Pittsburgh, Pa
CENTENARIAEs.
Samuel Buckley, Flint Mich, Jos; Jane
Little Rock, Ark, Ill; Mary Lydon, 8. Lo1uI l
Mo-, 1903; Judy Powell. Pittsburgh, Pa, IL
Margaret Martin; New York. 100; Nj; 70
teak, Shelby, Mich. 100: Abigail Alden, brIog'
port, Mass. lO2: Winnffred Fl. Lally, ChicagS
1903; Catharine MannioR, Baltimore. m BL ~ ~
| Mourning Ranney, st. Louis. 10; bernAr
Duffy. Buffalo. 100; Mrs. Lucy PIekett, Saug,
tuck, Mich, 1I5; John Springer, MaEleIIIaf, ~
los; Matthew Robinson. Lafayette. Ind;, lO
Mrs. VIM. Bearing, Perry County, AlaDaI ~
l07; Adam HedRcox, Mckinney, re, lex y