The Somerset reporter., 1898-01-06

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~ ~ ~ cortlandf descendant of
several ola ensnilies Of New York, in spo-
kane. Waah.: aged o.
Agriol Paur, organizer and leader Of the
I.iederkrans society, in New York aged ~.
l. william Lamb Picknell, the celebrated Bos
ton artist, at Marblehead, Mass. aged 45.
l. Judge Samuel MCGOWAN, noted ex- Confed-
crate, in Abbeville. g. c.. aged 70.
Sir Isaac Holden, NJ p, inventor Of the lu-
offer match and of carding machine for
wool, in England.
I David g. Swain, U. 8. A, retired, judge
Il advocate general. in Washington; aged 81.
Gen. William Ward, noted Federal vet
IL eran. in Newark, N. j.; aged 70.
I Converse l.. Graves, well known actor,
playwright and stage manager, in New
York; aged 62.
Nary Kyle Dallas. the well known writer for
o. magazines. in New York city aged So
w. Erastus Corning, president of the Albany
City National bank and director of the
New York Central R. R.. in New York
Dssed 70.
t.iiel G. Rollins, ex surrognte and ex-dis
,.ict attorney Of New York, in Somers
q, M,rth, N. a.. aged 55.
'A' MS. John Drew. the actress, at Larchmont
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49, Zee John Sedgwick, at Norfolk Conn.
,,ars;,. W. Sage, benefactor of Cornell uni
O, 60 at Ithaca N. Y. aged SO.
-; Tourbaki the commander of the I'm
Or ! PIodi, guard in 1870, at Bayonne, France.
49, and aon B. Kilgore, Confederate veteran
a. WING essman, at Ardmore l. T. =; aged
" "tiN,A ie known as "Uncle Jimmy"
N, >ldest resident. at Chicago; aged
"a. George M. .., %,
navy, at Trenton; aged ID. IL
2. Gen. Neal Dow a.,
49,, 10 " ibition, at Portland Me.
Joseph Proctor, VI g. poa,o,
aged 81. t'erah ao'oi in Dos'o'
Gen. Minor T. Thorn r.+., ..oua,, i.
Minneapolis; aged Sea No euoi" a. '''o'" "' ~
8. Sister Gonzaga, the' .hu,
ty in the United st =, ps;,odo,1,hia
aged IS. S'es' III n'A"0o'pA'"
8. Sir John Gilbert, noted ;,,,,,...
tor, in London; aged SO.S"Ai' 'AN
Chief Skenadore of the G r,a;o.s =,
Seymour, Ills. aged 50. pe''i' inui""'' :"
8. Rear Admiral John MellenI c,,4. r.
S. N, retired, in Washingt'l assd di Ts
10. Thomas Whiffen, actor, in tI,atsaus w.
land. Voi Ae
II. Charles A Dana, editor of - Na,,, vor,
Sun, at Glen Cove, N. Y; age :, ~ w"
Is. Admiral John l.. Worden, U. S. a. 20
the Monitor hero, in Washington. .',oa 20
John W. Hague, well known actor, ;n pos
ton; aged IS.
~. George Mortimer Pullman, the pala -. M
magnate, in Chicago; aged SO. y"
"a. Uncle Charlie Decker, an Indian pic
and the Oldest survivor of the civil w..
at valparaiso. aged 80, -
"a. Prof. Francis Turner Palgrave of OxfoI
university; aged 49,
%. John Sartain, artist and engraver of re-
pute, at Philadelphia; aged 80.
20. Sir Hercules Robinson, formerly chief
commissioner in Cape Colony, in London
aged %.
Henry George, social reformer in New York
city aged So.
8. Gen. Thomas l.. Clingham, noted Confed.
crate soldier, at Morgantown, n. G.
8. Gen. James c. Duane, U. S. A., retired in
New York city.
Rear Admiral Alexander Calder Rhind, U. 8.
N, retired, noted war veteran, in New
York city; aged 70.
9. Count Vecchi, well known Italian noble
man who served in the civil war, in Wash
ington.
H. John Pagnold Burgess, distinguished Eng
lish painter, in London; aged SO.
Col. j. j. Ayers, noted Pacific coast journal.
ist, at Los Angeles; aged 81.
49, Henry c. Dorr, brother Of Thomas Wilson
Dorr of eDorr's Rebellion" memory, in
New York city; aged n.
John M. Langston, famous colored lawyer,
congressman and diplomat, first American
negro elected to office, in Washington: aged
g.
IA. Karl Roeser, we'll known German journal
list, in Washington; aged o..
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out the world as 1.-The American dentist in
Paris" friend of Napoleon LII and Eugenie,
in Paris; aged about "A.
II. Alfred Ordway, noted portrait painter, at
Melrose Mass. aged 70.
Rev. DIR. George Hendricks Houghton, rector
of the Church of the TRANSPORTATION the
Little Church Around the Corner"), in New
York city; aged az.
20. Prof Henry Calderwood of Edinburgh uni
versty, in Edinburgh; aged 81.
q. Gen. Albert Ordway, Federal veteran of
note, in New York city aged So.
Prof. William Seymour Tyler, formerly OF
Amherst college, at Amherst, Mass. aged
81.
25. DIR. Miner Raymond the oldest theological
teacher in the United States, at Evanston,
Ills. aged 49,
DECEMBER.
4. Adolph Neuendorf noted musical composer
and director, in New York city; aged 81.
8. Mrs Alice Wellington Rollins, well known
writer, near New York city; aged 50.
o. Rear Admiral Joseph F. Green, U. s. N,
retired, in Brookline, Mass. aged 49,
10. Hon. Charles Fleischman, noted Ohio poll.
tician, capitalist and turf patron, in Gin
cinnati; aged 63.
IL. Nancy Allison Mckinley, mother of the
president, at Canton, o. aged 81.
ID. Charles Butler president of the Union
Theological seminary and noted philan
thropist in New York city; aged 95
IA. Gen Justus Mckinstry, well known st.
Louis veteran, in that city aged 81.
is, Alphonse Daudet, noted French novelist,
in Paris: aged 81.