The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1897-01-09
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II. Ernest Curtius, LII. D., a well known Ger
man Hellenist. in Berlin; aged 81.
Gen. John Pulfori, veteran o. the Federal
army, at Detroit; agod 30.
IL. Walter o. Lewis, = pioneer of the shin news
service, at Germantown, Pa. aged 81.
Il. Mgr. Monaco La Valletta, senior cardinal
bishop Of the Roman hierarchy, at Rome:
aged CO..
Is. Maj. Jacob Roemer, noted German a~rtiller-
ist Of the Army of the Potomac, at Flushing,
N. Y; aged 70.
Is. Ex-Gov. William E.. Russell of Massachu-
sets, near Little Pabos, Que. aged 30.
William Hamilton Gibson, artist and author.
in Washington, Conn.
10. Ex-Gov. Joseph Hartwell Williams of
Maine, at Augusta: aged &.
Gen. Joshua X. Siesfred, a Federal veteran,
at Pottsvi'le, Pa. aged Ga.
Il. Joseph Wesley Harper, one of the family Of
publishers, in New York city; aged GO.
Nrs. John Hoey, widow Of the late president
OF the Adams Express Co.. once a noted
actress, at Long Branch; aged IS.
Charles Dickens, Jr., son Of the great novel
list, at kensington, England; aged 50.
q. Gen. George ". Jones, The Oldest ext. S.
senator, !. Dubuque, Ia. aged ~.
70. Horace Bradley, artist, at Denver.
-. William Henry Smith, general manager Of
the Western Associated Press, at Lake For
est, Ills.
%. Robert Garrett, ex president Baltimore and
Ohio railroad, III Baltimore; aged "a.
90. Elizabeth otansbury Kirkland, noted edu-
Gator, in Chicago.
AUGUST.
2. DR.. Joseph Toner of Washington, we'll
known phiianthropist and collector, at
Cresson Springs, Pa.
3. Gen. CALVIN E. Pratt, a Federal veteran. at
Buzzards Bay. Mass.
Gen. R. E. Colston, a noted Confederate vet
eran, at Richmond; aged II.
u. Judge Samuel Shellabarger, noted lawyer
and public man, in Washington; aged 70.
III. Lady Tennyson, widow of the late Lord
Tennyson, at Aldworth, England.
10. Sir John Millais, president of the Royal
academy, in London; aged CT.
Ia. Sister Irene, mother superior of the New
York Founding asylum, q very prominent
sister of charity, in New York city aged s8.
DR.. William Schrader of the University of
Missouri, a prominent scientist, at Column.
bia, Mo.
Il. Mary Abigail Dodge Gail Hamilton, at
Wyndhan, Mass. aged about G6.
IS. Prof. Frederick william Crouch, composer
OF kathleen Mavourneen,' Z at Portland,
Me-; aged IS.
IS. Prof. Joseph Dwight Whitney Of Harvard
university, noted geologist, at New Lon
don, n. H aged N.
%. Sister Stella, widely known for charitable
works. at Dallas.
John Chamberlin, noted WASHINGTON caterer.
az saratoga.
IS. Hamid Bin Thwain Bin Said, sultan of Fan
Zibar; aged 30.
Prof. Nicholas Rudinger, celebrated German
anatomist, at Tutzing, BaTaria.
26. Arthur Macarthur, noted jurist, at Allan
tic City aged 81.
30. Charles Stanley Reinhart, the artist, in
New York city; aged 81.
Wordsworth Tomrson, American genre paint
er, at summit, n. j.; aged IS.
/. Daniel Speaker, the oldest bank president
in the United States, at Fonda, n. T.; aged
SO.
2. Prof. Lorenzo Niles Fowler, phrenologist,
lecturer and writer, in West Orange, N. j.;
aged S..
6. DR.. George Brown Goode Of the Smithsoni-
an institute, a noted American scientist,
at Mount Pleasant, near Washington; aged
8 Gen. II. {. Catlin. veteran of the Seminole.
Mexican and civil wars, at Mount Nebo,
Ark. aged Sc.
0. Ex-senator Henry B. Payne, at Cleveland;
aged Sc.
10. Luigi Palmieri, noted Italian meteorolog;st,
at Rome; aged 50.
James Lewis, comedian in Days company,
at west hampton. N. u.
II. Gen. James d. Morgan, veteran Of the
Mexican and civil wars, in Quincy, Ills.
aged SO.
Is. Col. Norman Wizard, expert on ordnance
and inv, ntor Of guns and projectiles, at
Reading, Pa; aged 20.
IA. Charles L. Chaplin, an old telegrapher, who
aided in the introduction Of the telegraph
In Europe, at Philadelphia: aged 60.
Gen. Edward R. Wadsworth, a Wisconsin
war veteran, in Chicago: aged 73.
Il. Enoch Pratt, banker, merchant and phi
lanthropist, at Baltimore; aged IS.
q. Prof. Winlock, astronomer of the Smithso-
MAN institute, at Bay Head, N. j.; aged 81.
Elbridge @. Blunt, a Kansas pioneer and war
scout. in Chicago; aged II.
% Frau Katharine Klafsky- Lohse, prima dom
ma. we'll known in the United States, al
Hamburg; aged Al.
Is. Prof. Sir George Murray Humphrey, author
of noted medical works, in London aged 80.
OCTOBER.
l. J. Wilkie Moore, a Michigan pioneer, in De.
troit; aged 81.
8. William Morris, noted English poet, in Lon.
don aged 81.
:. Gen. Louis Jules Troehu, noted French sci.
der, at Tours, France; aged 81.
8. Gen. George A. Sheridan, noted Federal
veteran, at Hampton, Va; aged So.
0. Ex-Goy. Silas Woodson of Missouri, Mt st.
Joseph; aged Il.
Baron Mueller, the Australian explorer, in
Melbourne: aged IS.
George Du Maurier, artist and author, IN
London aged g..
Minnie Conway Tearle, a ones prominent ac-
tress, at Carlisle, England.
10. Ex-Goy. Levi K. Fuller Of Vermont at
Brattleboro; aged IS.
: Miss Mary Grew, noted abolitionist and yvo-
man suffragist, in Philadelphia; aged 80.
John FL. Williams, the "funny man" of the
Norristown Herald, at Norristown, Pa.
aged GO.
II. The Right Hon. and Most Rev. Edward
White Benson, archbishop Of Canterbury
and primate Of England, in London; aged
6T.
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