The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-31

bfShOp OF Cologne.
6-Rev. Charles Fl, Payne. secretary
of the board of education of the
NJ. E. church, New York.
S-Judge William Lawrence, ex-comp-
troller of the currency, Bellefon-
taine, Ohio.
9-Mlle. Hortinse-B arbe Loret (Rhea),
French actress,
12-Roswell P. Flower, ex-governor.
New York.-Henri Bocque, French
dramatist.
15-Francisque Sarcey, French dramat
ic critic. Howard P. Sprague. ma
rine painter, New York.-Thi1man
Ploutz, sculptor, Chicago.
16-The Earl of STAFFORD, England, run
over by a railroad train.-Rev. Will
lam Mast, founder of German
Methodsm in America. Cincinnati.
19-Charles r. Buckalew, ex-United
States senator, Bloomsbury, Pa
Kilam C. Stone, inventor. Wash
ingt 3n,-The Earl of Malmesbury,
England.
22-Carlotta Grisi. italian dancer.
f. w. Cole, iron and rail-
road capitalist. Nashville, Tenn.
25-Don Emilio Castelar,, Spanish re-
publican statesman.
26-Rosa Bonheur, French painter of
animals.
A. de Coudres, philanthropy
Norman Kerr, English special
list on inebrity.
JUNE.
England.
2-William H.aEllerbe, governor. Co
lumbia. s. C.-Mrs. Dora T. Voor-
his, magazine writer, Washing ton.
3-Johann Strauss, Austrian musical
composer.
Frank Thomson, president of the
Pennsylvania railroad, Philadei-
phia.
August DAILY, American dramatist
and manager, in Paris.-Sister Mar
garet Anna Cusack, the nun Oh
kenmore" bennington, England.
10--Captain Henry Nichols of the moni-
tor Monadnock at Manila.-John J.
Labor political economist, Wash
ington.
11--Rev William J. Blaikie, Scotch
Presbyterian theologian.
13-Dr. Lawson TAFT, English pioneer
of abdominal surgery.
15-Richard P. Bland, ex-congress-
man. Lebanon Mo.-Rear Admiral
Pierce Crosby, U. s. N, retired
Professor Locke Richardson, elocu-
zionist. Berlin.
16-Archbishop Sourrieu, France.
1S-Benjamin F. Harding, ex-United
States senator Cottage Grove, Ore.
19-Simon Fry, grand commander OF
Scottish Rite Masons, New York.
DR.. Thomas A. Summers, army sur
geon and yellow fever expert, st.
Louis (by suicide.J
21-Commodore Oscar c. Badger. U. S.
N, retired, Concord. Mass.
2S-Henry B. Plant railroad owner,
New York.
24-Kapiolani, queen dowager of Ha-
waii.-Cardinal Count Franz de
Paula, primate of Hungary.
2S-Admiral Windham, retired. Lon
don.
2o--Genera1 Harry J. Madill, Towanda,
Pa.
8o-Mrs. f. D. e. N. southworth. nov
elist, Washington.
1--Charles V Cherbullez, French nov
elst and critic.
5-Bishop John P. Newman, NJ. E..
Saratoga, N. Y.-John P. Richard
son, ex-governor. Columbia, 8. G;
6-Robert Bonner, horseman and pub
Usher of the New York Ledger
Mrs. Captain Dickins, magazine
writer, Washington (by accident)
Very Rev. Eugene Pesuelle. super
Tor general of the Order Of the
Fathers of Mercy, Paris,
10-Charles Graham, ballard writer,
New York-Grand Duke George Of
Russia, brother of the czar.
11-Cardinal Teodolfo Mertel, vice. han-
celor of the Holy Roman church,
Rome.
1a-W. B. Ives, president of the Can
adam privy council.
&c. W. Foote, grand exalted leading
knight of the Order of Elks, Min
neapolis.-William P. Johnston,
president of Tulane university.
17-Rt, Rev Charles Graves, bishop VI
Limerick and ex-president OF the
Royal academy.
1S-Horatic Alger, writer of boys stor-
les, Natick, Mass.
19-Professor Geiger, founder of Witt
enburs college, Springfield. Ohio.
21-Colonel Robert G.. 1ngersoll, lawyer
and agnostic lecturer. Dobbs' Ferry,
N 7.
24-Rev. Thomas J. Sawyer, Universal-
ist writer and educator, Boston.
25-Thomas a. Becker, bishop OF the
Catholic diocese of Savannah
Oscar Gerard, American COMEDIAN
in Australia Nicholas Ruggen "a
bach. Swiss railroad builder.
29-Guzman Blanco, ex-dictator OF
Venezuela.
s1-Mrs. Kate Chase Sprague, Wash
ington-Dr. Daniel G. Brinton, etn-
nologist, Philadelphia.-Sir James
Edgar, speaker of the Canadian
house of commons.
AUGUST.
1-Tayo Morimura, japanese exporter.
Mrs j. Albert Pew Georgia Pal-
mer), elocutionist, Warren, O.
3-George Averoff, Greek revlver OF the
Olympian games.
6-Colonel Azor s. Marvin, safe manu-
facturer, New York
s-W Y. Atkinson, ex-governor, New
man. Ga.
1o-Cardnal Bishop verga, Rome.-Rev.
James J. Marks, preacher, author
and lecturer, Ladona, Cal.-Mushir
Ed powleh, Persian minister of for
eign affairs.
11-Bishop James H. Cook, A. M. E.s
Wilmington, Del.
12-Horatio N. Slater, manufacturer.
Boston.-Lizzie McNichol, opera sin
ger, Chocorua N. H.
16-Prof Robert w. E. Bunsen, Ger
man chemist
1S-G West Martin, capitalist and ex-
mayor, Oakland, Cal.
22-Caspar Buburi sculptor, New York.
24-Ex-Judge Henry Hilton, Saratoga,
n. Y.
25-Henry de Vilmorein, French seeds
man.
27-Dr Max Thorner, eye and ear spe-
calist. Cincinnati.
2O-BarOn Albert Grant, British COM