The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-29

hlcal Union; aged 50.
Aug. 3.-Sir Sydney H. Waterlow,
former Lord Mayor of London; aged
"a.
Aug. 4.-Duke of Rutland; aged SO.
Rear Admiral Charles Jackson Train,
U. s. NJ; aged 81. Justice Robert
Sedgwick of Supreme Court Of Cana
da; aged So.
Aug. 7.-William Imrie, steamship
owner; aged II.
Aug. 8.-Rev. DR.. ]. Addison Henry,
former Moderator of Presbyterian
General Assembly.
Aug. 12.-Samuel Louis Penfield of
Yale university; aged so.
Aug. 13.-Mrs. Pearl Mary Teresa
Craigie, English novelist and drama
fist; aged 80. w. H. Whiteman,
former judge of supreme court of
Arizona; aged 60.
Aug. 14.-Francis H. Smith, first Of
fetal shorthand reporter in U. 8. Sen
ate; aged n. George B. Fielder, form
er congressman from New Jersey;
aged Ga.
Aug. 1S.-Alexanuro Luigini, French
composer; aged 81. Rev. Joseph w.
Cross, Oldest graduate of Harvard uni
versity; aged SO.
Aug. 20.-Lewis Morrison, American
actor; aged 81.
Aug. 22.-Earl of Levan and Mel
vile, Lord High Commissioner of the
General Assembly of the church of
Scotland; aged II. Albert G. Lane,
educator; aged 65.
Aug. 24.-Alfred Stevens, Belgian
painter; aged Is.
Aug. 25.-Capt. Nathan Appleton,
author and traveller; aged GO.
Aug. &C. B. Clarke, English bo-
tanist; aged "a. The Due de Broglie,
of Paris; aged 60.
Aug. 29.-William Edgar Marshall,
portrait painter; aged II. Prof. Will
liam Dwight of Vassar college, aged
%. Dr.. Alexander Brown, historian
and geneologist; aged 65.
Aug. 30.-Gen. H. c. Childs of Min
nesota; aged 81.
Aug. 31.-Edward Rosewater, Oma-
ha newspaper publisher; aged IS.
Sept. Edward John RUSSELL,
painter; aged "a. Hermann Oelrichs
# New York; aged Sc.
Sept. 4.-Martin p. Grey, vice-chan-
cellor of New Jersey; aged 65.
Sept. 5.-David Torrance, Chief JUS
tice of Connecticut Supreme Court;
aged &C.
Sept. 1O.-Miss Rose Porter, writer;
aged 81.
Sept. 13.-George :Iacnhi. compose,
# opera. aged 81. Daniel O'Day of
the Standard Oil company; aged g..
Prince Albrecht Of Prussia; aged So.
Sept. 14.-Brig. Gen. Charles Page,
J. S. A. (retired); aged n. Richard
H. Alvey, former Chief Justice of Su-
preme Court of Maryland; aged 80.
Sept. 15-Gen. Dimitri Theodorovich
'repov, Russian soldier; aged 81.
Sept. 16.-Aaron T. Bliss, former
governor of Michigan; aged SO.
Sept. 17.-Prof. Charles Duncan Nc
liver, North Carolina educator; aged
49, Rear Admiral Sir Edward Chi
chester Of British navy; aged 81.
Sept. 20.-Robert R. Hit, congress
ian from Illinois; aged 70. Rev. Re-
'ert j. Nevin, D. D., rector of St
7auHs' Episcopal church in Rome:
lged 67.
Sept. 21.-Jacob A. Amber, ex-con-
FRESHMAN from Ohio; aged n. Gen.
lanes G. Hill, distinguished confeder-
Ute veteran; aged 76.
Sept. 22.-Justice Gerrit Forbes Of
New York Supreme Court; aged 20.
Sept. 2S.-Rev. Sherlock Bristol.
,ioneer preacher of California; aged
81.
Sept. 27.-Dr. Felix L. Oswald, au-
her and physician; aged 81.
Sept. 2S.-W. H. benson, ex-con-
FRESHMAN from Alabama; aged CO.
George H. Poor, inventor of air brake;
aged 81.
Sept. 30.-Gen.. Thomas M. Harris,
civil war veteran; aged 80.
Oct. Count Adolfo Pianciani.
once commander of Pontifical Army:
aged 49,
4. Oct. 2.-Thomas Turner .Fauntle-
roy. former judge Of Virginia Supreme
Court; aged 50.
Oct. George Clark, American &C
tor. aged 66. Edward B. Wesley, foun-
'er of New York Times; aged. SO.
Oct. 7-Daniel Jewett, ex-Upitec
States Senator from Missouri. aoed 81
Oct S.-Bishop William BENJAMIN,
Nrnett Of A. M. E. church; aged 6S.
Oct. 9.-Adelaide Ristori, Italian ac-
tress; aged IS. Archbishop Bond,
Primate of All Canada; aged 81.
Oct. 10.-Joseph H. Glidden, inven-
ter Of barbwire fence; aged 90.
Oct. 12.-Richard B. Borden, New
England cotton manufacturer; aged
p.
Oct. 14.-Sir Richard Tangye, engi-
1eer; aged 49,
Oct. 15.-Rev. Sam Jones, noted re-
vivalist; aged SO.
Oct. 16.-Mrs. Jefferson Davis.
vidCv Of the confederate president:
aged 80.
Oct. 17-William Scully, formerly
Lord Scully of England; aged SO.
Oct. 1s.-Gen. William Hemphill
Bell. U. s. A. (retiredD; aged ~.
Oct. 19.-W. H. Tibbs, ex-congress-
nan from Georgia; aged 90.
Oct. 20-Don Jorge Munoz, Guate-
malan minister to the United States;
aged so.
Oct. 22.-Willdam F. Pope, American
sculptor; aged Al.
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