The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-01

A Distinguished Roll OF ststesmen, So
der, Pioneers and scientfats-

1Hk NOTABLE DEAD OLE 1879
A Distinguished Roll OF Statesmen, Sol.
der, Pioneers and scicntfata-
Here is a list of the notable deed of 1893
The greatest name IL that of James G.
Blaine. who passed away January q. The
most distinguished scientist who died was
Prof. John Tyndaii; the most eminent
preacher. Phillips Brooks; the greatest
actor, Edwin Booth. France lost her fore.
most statesman. Jules Ferry; the last but
one OF her marshais. MacMahon, and the
chief Of her army. Gen. Mirabel. The
pioneers of Washington and Oregon and
the soldiers of the war for the Union are
disappearing at an increasing rate. In
this list the names are given in the order
of death:
Statesmen and Observation-Disclosures r.
Butler, Senator John F. Kenna, of West
Virginia: Rutherford b. Hayes, James G.
Blaine. jules Ferry, ex-premier OF France
ex-senator Eli Salisbury, the Earl OF
Derby. Manuel gonzalez. ex-president OF
Mexico; Senator Leland Stanford, Hamil-
ton Fish, Sir Alexander T. Gait, Sir John
]. {. Abbott, ex-pfemier of Canada; Car.
ter II. Harrison, mayor of Chicago; ex-
Premier Tirard. of France: Gen. Jeremiah
NJ. Rusk.
Scientists aud inventors-Prof. Eben
Norton Horsford, the chemist; DR.. Norvin
Green, the telegrapher: Hiram Berdan,
the rifle inventor; Alphonse de Cardoiie,
the botanist; Joseph Francis, inventor of
the lifeboat; Calvert b. Cottrell, the press
maker: John Stephenson, inventor of the
street car: Hayward A. Harvey, inventor
OF Harveyized steel; John Tyndall
Pioneers-Dr. William Mckay, of Ore
eon; Rev. Cushing Eells, of Tacoma; Hugh
Nelson, ex-lieutenant governor of British
Columbia; Bailey Gaszert, of Seattle:
William Kirkman. OF Walla Walla; Hiram
II. Smith. of Okanogan county; Columbia
Lancaster, delegate to congress from Wash
ington territory; Francis Henry, of Olym-
pia; William Tell Coleman, leader Of the
San Francisco vigilantes; Capt. John c.
Ainsworth, who guided the first steamboat
in Oregon.
observation-disclosures J. Lamb, historian;
Hippolyte Adolph Tame. French critic:
Lucy Larcom, poet; John Addington
Symords. critic; Guy du Maupassant,
novelist; Sarah Title Bolton, poet; George
Makepeace Towle. historian; Lucy H.
Hooper. correspondent; DR.. Benjamin
Jowett. thu greatest classical scholar;
Francis Parkman, Americas greatest his
torian; Baroness Tautph@us. novelist.
Financiers-William s. Ladd, of Port
land, the pioneer banker; Rufus Hatch,
SPECTATOR: James w. Hyatt. ex-treasurer
of the United States; Jacob Hand Wander
bilt; Anthony J. Drexel; Frederick L.
Ames. New England 5 richest man George
c. Magoun.
Musicians-Carlo Alberto Cappa. band
master; John s. Dwight. critic; Charles
Francis Gounod, the composer.
The Stage-Louise Pomeroy, Fanny
kemble. Flora Walsh. Mit:ens willett,
Luke Schoolcraft Harry Kernell, Edwin
Booth. George Drew Barrymore. Marie
Prescott, Annie Pixley, Charles r.
Thorne.
Jurists and iawyers-Creed HAMMOND.
Supreme Justice L. @. G. Lamar, Judge
Matthew p. Deadly. of Portland. one of the
founders of Oregon; Supreme Justice
Samuel Blatchford.
Soidiers-(ien. Rufus Ingalls,, Gen. Alb
ner Doubleday, Rear Admiral Augustus
L. Case. of the Union side; Gen. p. q. I.
Beauregard. who fred on Fort Sumter:
+. Kirby Smith, the last of the full gen.
erals of the Confederacy; Gen. John NJ.
Corse. who ''held tho FORT" Gen. Edward
ID. Townsend. Gen. John c. Kelton. Rear
Admirals Earl English and Melanethnn
Smith. Gen. William Vandever. Confeder-
ate Maj. Gen. John g. Walker, Rear
Admiral Thornton 4. Jenkins. Jerome
Bonaparte. Gen. de Mirabel, commander of
the French army; Marshal MacMahon.
who stormed the Mslakoff; Gen. Thomas
L. Crittsnden. Rear Admiral Walter II.
Queen. Gen. John W. sprague.
Preachers and theologians-Bisbop To-
seph DwenSer, Bishop Philips Brooks.
Cardinals Jossph Foulon, c. z. Place and
Achiile Arohxi. Bishop VIII am I. kin.
Cardinals Lu0ei Gjordani. Luigi Sep,acei
and T. Zigliara, Bishop w. II. A. BisseiI.
DIR. Philip Schaff. Cardinal Carlo Laur.
EMF. DR.. Charles F. Deems.
Railroad mansgcrs-Ailen T. MARVEL. Of
the Santa Fe; W. c. Mellen, of the North.
srn Pacific
Raiers, noblemen. etc.--Duke of Bed
ford. Prince George Adolnh of Schaum-
herg-Lippe. Prince George Victor of Wal
deck, Duke Ernes. of Saxe-Coburg and
6ctna. Maharajah Dhnleep Singh, ex-
Pr;nee Alexander of Batsenb1rc
Esplorers-Dr. John Rae, Arctic ex-
ploTer; Enin Pashs. Sir Samuel w.
Baker.
Sro-t.men and athle,es-Jack Ashton.
pngitiss: Abingdon Baird, Jimmy Faux
ner. wrestler: Mike Cleary, nugiliss.
PaiIsnshropists and rsformers-ElIict,
r. Shepard. George I. Senev, Samuel C.
armstrong. Of Hampton Institute; Lucy
Stone. woman sutfFagis;; James Black.
rrohibitionst
Physicians-Ie.n Martin Charco,. Sir
Andrew Clark
Other no;ahles not classified above are.
William NJ. Stone, ex-governor of Iowa:
Chang. the Chinese giant; Sir Robert
Morier, diplomat
Other prominent residents of thi. state
who passed away we're: Peter stAnan, Pu-
ysslup leader. murdered; 3. A. Wheel
wright, ex-msyor of Tacoma: Judge /.
NJ, Hail. Of Seattle: DR.. T.. /. Smith, of
Seattle Gay c, Phinnsy, Of Seattle: Car.
eaee NJ. Barton, editor; Mrs.. Jeanne Nc
hngn Brosn, Of Seattle: DR.. ]. c. Gr.sse.
pioneer dentist OF Seattle: Can't w. III.
Taylor Seattle pioneer.