Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-01-01

Hungarian ex-Minister of Foreign
Affairs.
14-Conrad Behrens, opera singer, New
YOrk.-William HI. Stickney, editor
and politician, Chicago.
15-Bishop Quintard, Episcopal, Nash
ville.-Baron Ludwig Won Erlenger,
German banker.
]. Scanlon, comedian, New
York.-Frances E. Willard. Presi-
dent of the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union, New York.
19-Prof. Won Liesemayer, German
painter.
20-L. O. Vincent, composer of canta-
tas and amateur opera, Chicago.
22-Tai Wan Koon, father of the En-
peror of Korea.
23-Privy Councillor Schwabach, Ger
man statesman and financier.
26-Dr. John P. Maynard, discoverer of
collodian as used in dentistry, Ded-
ham, Mass.
M. Singerly, fnancier and
proprietor of the Philadelphia Re-
cord.-Flrederick Tennyson, poet
and brother of the late Lord AL
fred Tennyson.
Matthew G. Galloway,
founder of the Memphis Avail
anche.
MARCH.
DIR. w. A. Rogers, physicist, Colby
University, Me-Mermann Liebes,
German fur trader.
3-The Duchess de Dondeauville,
Paris.
5-Edmund Tattersall, English horse
man.
e-Ia II
ventor, Reading, Pa.-Hugh J.
JeWett, railroad tlnancier, Augusta,
Ga.
S-Mrs. Robert Mantell, actress, Port
Huron, Mich.
9-The Earl of Bradford, England.
10-GeOrge Miller, English philan-
thropist.-Sir George Lawson, En-
glish Under Secretary of State for
War.
11-General William S. Rosecrans, Los
Angeles, Cal.-P. H. Bell, ex-Gov-
ernor of Texas, LiUtleton, N. G.
12-Mrs. Mary Westerfeld, mother of
Western Spirftualism," Anderson,
Ind.
13-Sir Richard Quain, English physi-
clan.
15-Sir Henry Bessemer, English in
ventor of the Bessemer steel pro-
cess.
16-Aubrey Beardsley, En- glis h
draughtsman.- Thomas McKane,
millionaire, Philadelphia.
17-Blanche K. Bruce, colored polite
ian and Registrar of the Treasury,
Washington.
1S-Matilda J. Gage, woman suffragist,
Washington.
1S-W. M. Taggart, editor of Taggart's
Times, delphia-Admira Po-
poff, Russia.
21-Granville w. Smith, founder of the
order of Catholic Knights and
Ladies Of America, Louisville
Karl Tavastierna, Swedish poet.
23-HanS Wachenhusen, German move
list.
G. veazy, State
Commerce Commissioner. Yer
mont.-Charles B. Wright, express
ident of the Northern Pacific Rail-
road, Philadelphia.
25-James Payne, English novelist and
journalist.
27-Mrs Della Tudor Parnell, mother
of the late Irish parliamentary
leader, Ireland.-Abner c. Goodell,
ing press, Salem, Mass.
Siedl, musical conductor,
New York.-The Earl of Stafford,
England
Goggin, United States judge,
Chicago.-William H. Edmonds,
editor of the Southern States Maya
zine, Baltimore.
APRIL.
ARTHUR orion, Tichborne claimant,
London.-Robert Reitzel, Anarchist
German editor, Detroit
7-Margaret Mather, actress, Charles
ton, w. Va.
S-Privy Councillor Bansch, German
canal engineer.
11-Rev. Frederick W. Conrad, editor
of Lutheran Observer, Philadel-
phia.
Tascherau, Quebec.
l4-Prof. Bernard c. Courtlander, vio-
linist and composer, Baltimore.
J. Barry, comedian, New
York.
NJ. McLane, ex-United
States Minister to France, Paris.
D. Lane, President of the
American Cotton Growers Asso-
ciatitn, Athens, Ga.
C. Walthall, United States
Senator, Mississippi.
22-Charlotte Thompson, actress, Ala
bama.
Sexton. billiardist. New
York.
MAY.
4EWilliam H. Prescott, diplomat,
Pendleton, S. C.
S-Major Henry T. Stanton, poet,
Frankfort, Ky.
10-Aaron H. Cragin, ex-United States
Senator from New Hampshire.
13-Bishop William S. Perry, Episco-
pal, Dubuque, Ia.-James w. Col
lier, ctor-manager, New York.
Remenyi, violinist, San
Francisco.
19-William E. Gladstone. English
statesman.-Maria Louisa Pool,
novelist.
20-B. J. Franklin, Ex-Governor, Phoe-
nix, Arizona.
22-Edward Bellamy. author of Look
ing Backward, Springfield, Mass.
Henry R. Jackson. ex-
Minister to Austria, Savannah
Sir John T. Gilbert, British histor-
ian of Ireland.
Brien, Italian Minister of
Marine.
27-Prof. John Keynton, composer and
author, Arlington, n. ].
29-Baron Lyon Playfair, English