The Washington times., 1902-01-06

OF water at which the children of Israel
rested al Elm, and enumerated the names
of great men who have passed from life
during the year. Dr. Radcliffe said in
part:
MinisterinE to Israel.
'The waters are varied-some calm,
some troubled. some clear, some Grim
soned, but all bearing some ministry to
the generation as it journeys to it's Ca
naan.
These wells are in every heart and
home, in the laboratory and the church,
in the dance and the battlefield, in China
and America, in Washington and Jerusa-
lem.
These waters flow to us especially
from the conspicuous lives and achieve
ments which have ceased during the year.
They are many and significant.
In Art and Science.
'1n art, Hammond and Krauss. sculp-
tors: Prelia. German painter; Claugh,
American landscape artist; Hart. land
scspe painter; Moran, marine and land
scape painter; Taylor, artist and illus
TRAITOR; Griscom, German art critic, and
Kate Greenaway, court limneI to the
realms of babyhood, whose simplicity,
grace, and genius made her the associate
of Dare and Cruikshank, and carried her
fame and influence beyond theirs into the
realm of the nursery and brought revolu-
ton into dress and furnishing of the
home.
In science, Curwen. original specialist
in mental disease; Grey, inventor of the
telephone; Rowland. of Johns Hopkins.
the most brilliant of American physicists
and one OF the greatest in the world, an
artist in science; and Clarence King. or
galiZer and first Director of the United
States Geological Survey.
In Music and Literature.
In music, Hopkins, English church
musician; Stainer. composer and organ
list, whose word and anthem have given
tone and sacredness 10 church service the
world over; Vieriing Berlin composer;
Rumond, famous pianist; Nevins, Ameri-
can composer: Archer, organist and COM
poser: MS. Henschel, whose artistic rem
derings have been d familiar JOY and in
fuence. and Verdi. whose prolific genius
has given the world over thirty operas.
which number among them some of the
most popular and brilliant.
"In literature DR.. Bourier French
poet and novelist; Yonge. English au-
thcr: Besant who with versatile and
sympathetic pen preached The gospel Of
work and joy, and whose AN Sorts and
Conditions Of Men brought forth the
Peoples Palace of LcndoH; Buchanan.
poet playwright. novelist. critic. whose
significant work was his attack upon the
'Fleshly School Of Poetry as illustrated
in Rossetti and Swinburne. Nardhoh,
American essayist; Elijah Kelly. author
Of boys books whose 'Spartacus to the
Gladiators' many Of you have declaimed; ;
Nicolay joint author Of the Life of Lin
coin, and Maurice Thompson, linguist,
naturalist. civil engineer. soldier, lawyer,
poet. novelist. essayist, Greek from In
diana thrown into this busy hustling age.
Rulers of Nations.
Queen Victoria, the best loved Queen,
the ideal Of she constitutional sovereign,
the incarnation of the intelligence and
heart of Great Britain.
Iii Hung Chang, the great Asiatic,
hated of England, feared of Germany, toll
Grated OF the United States, used by
Russia. degraded and exalted. known for
ffty years, yet almost unknown, subtle
mystery and an unmeasured power even
In his death.
president Mckinley the great Ameri-