The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-29
er postmaster of Philadelphia: aged

April 18.-Father Louis Martin, gen.
eral of the order Of Jesuits; aged 60.
April 1S.-Daniel Huntington, Amer
lean painter; aged 80.
April 19.-Prof. Pierre Curie, discov-
erer of radium; aged AZ.
April 21.-Cardinal Laboure; aged
Ga.
April 24.-Mrs. Mary Hannah Hunt,
noted temperance advocate; aged 76.
April 25.-Prof. John Knowles
Paine of Harvard university; aged &C.
April 26.-John DAILY, American
turfman, aged 68. Judge Joseph w.
Fellows of Manchester, N. H.; aged II.
April 2S.-General Won Budde,
Prussian Minister of Public Works;
aged s..
April 3O.-Henry G. Rouse, railroad
president; aged Sc. James E. Boyd,
ex-governor of Nebraska; aged II.
May 3.-Peter White, former Speak
er of Canadian House of Commons;
aged 81.
May 4.-William F.. Owen, American
actor; aged 62. Gen. Benjamin +.
Hawkes., American soldier; aged 50.
May 5.-Rear Admiral Aaron X.
Hughes, U. s. N. (retiredD; aged IS.
May 7.-Thomas B. Cannon, ex-
governor of Tennessee; aged 81.
May 9.-Joseph A. Wheelock, st.
Paul newspaper publisher; aged Is.
Edwin Burritt Smith, Chicago writer
and lawyer, aged 81.
May 12.-Gen. G. c. Wharton, veter-
an soldier of Virginia; aged 80. Baron
Currie, British diplomat; aged u.
May 14.-Carl Schurz, soldier, writ
er and statesman; aged ". Rev. DR..
Benjamin Labaree, missionary; aged
u.
May 15-Gen. John G. Tidball, first
governor of Alaska. aged so.
May 16.-Dr. Thomas s. Latimer,
physician and instructor of Baltimore;
aged 81.
May 1S.-Charles A. Lopez, sculp-
tor; aged Sc. Fanny Herring, actress;
aged "a.
May 19-George e. McNeill of Bos-
ton, Father of Eight-Hour Move
ment." aged 68.
May 23.-Henrik Ibsen, Norwegian
dramatist; aged Is.
May 26.-Edmund Longley, one OF
the founders of Emory and Henry COL
ieges; aged 81.
May 29.-James E. Scripps Detroit
newspaper publisher; aged II.
May 30.-Michael Davitt, Irish poll
teal leader; aged 60.
May 31.-Zara Freeborne. American
sculptor; aged As.
June 1.-Daniel N. Lockwood, form
er congressman from New York, aged
e..
June Arthur P. German, United
States Senator from Maryland; agea
81. John G. New, former consul-gen-
eral to London; aged IS. Sir Charles
Tenant, M. p, aged %.
June S.-Lynde Harrison, noted
Connecticut lawyer; aged 65.
June 10.-Dr. Mary Putnam Jacob,
pioneer woman physician; aged 81.
Richard j. Seldom, premier of New
Zealand; aged 81.
June 11.-Rt. Rev. John 3. Delaney
Roman Catholic bishop of Manchester,
N. H.; aged A.
June 14.-Robert B. Roosevelt :,
New York, lawyer and author; aged
u. Henry o. Houghton, Boston pub
Usher; aged so.
June 16.-Rufus E. Lester, congress.
man from Georgia; aged So. Harr..
son e. Webster, ex-president of Unto.
College; aged 66.
June IT, Harry N. Pillsbury, chess
expert; aged "a. Geo. Howard l.. Por-
ter of Haverhill, Mass, philanthropist:
aged SO.
June 1S.-John M. Pattison, COVER
nor of Ohio. aged SO.
June 20.-George' ]. Snelus, metal
lurgist; aged So.
June 22.-Rev. DR.. George Barker
Stevens, Yale Divinity School; aged
So.
June 23.-Col. George c. Cabell, ex-
congressman from Virginia; aged So
Duke of Almodovar, Spanish states
man; aged So.
June 25.-Stanford White, architect;
aged SO.
June 26.-Alexander Muir, Canadian
hymn writer; aged u.
June 2S-Dr. Robert Craig of Nc
Gill university; aged ".
June 29.-Rev DR.. Judson Smith OF
American board of commissioners fol-
Foreign Missions; aged So. Alder,
Sorel, historian; aged Ga.
June 30.-Capt. Hank Half, veteran
yacht skipper; aged u.s. Rt. Hon.
Charles Owen O'Connor Don. Irish M.
P; aged 6S.
July Sir Wilfrid Lawson, Radical
M. P; aged u. Manuel Garcia, teach
er of singing; aged 101.
July 4.-Prof. Henry A. Ward, ma
turalist; aged ~.
July 5.-Jules Adolphe Breton,
French painter; aged 70.
July 6.-Prof. Christopher C. Lang
dell of Harvard Law School; aged 80
July 9.-Henry o. Adams, congress-
man from Wisconsin; aged S. Brig.
Gen. Louis Henry Rucker. U. s. A.
(retired); aged GA.
July 13.-Dr. Carl Sattler, leader
of National Liberal Party in Germany.
July 16.-Alfred Belt, diamond king;
aged SO.
July 17.-Dr. Carlos Pelligrini,
former president of Argentine Repub-
dc.
July 1S.-Lady Curzon. wife of form
err viceroy Of India. Gen. James Gwyn,
Civil War veteran; aged 70.
July 2O.-Bng. Gen. Edmund Rice,
q