Macon beacon., 1906-01-13

12-Ex-Gov. silas CARRIER, Of Nebraska, at
Red Cloud.
FEB brig. Gen. Smith at Falrmont, W.
Va, Banker Beckwith of Oberlin, o.
prominent in Chadwick case
Cd. n. Mchau at St Joseph, Mo; aged a.
II. il. Maniey at Augusta, Me, prominent
politician.
9-Admiral Crosby, U. s, N, retired at
1o-C. ii. Hackley, Muskegon, Mich, bene.
12-Ex- Cong. Meyers. Pa, at Philadelphia.
l4-F. A. Falkenburg, head World Wood
men consul, Denver Col, at Los Angeles
15-Gen, Lew Wallace at Charlottesville,
lg-Rt Rev McLaren, of Chicago, in New
York
2o-congressman N. P. Otis CN, " at
2s-M Kelly. millionaire coal operator, at
Danville, Iiln..Sewan, Boutwell,, Mass,
ex-governor, at Groton; aged 81.
Mar Mrs. j. L. Stanford dies by poison
in Honolulu, wife of Senator Stanford
founder of stanford university Geo
Rice, oil operator, at Asbury PIX, n j.
2--Ex-sen. Wolcott (Col) dies at Monte
s-Judge Reagan, sole survivor Of confed-
crate cabinet, at Palestine, Tex
Judge Cate. at Stevens Point, wis.
g-John Cavins, times mayor, Of Indianap-
oils; aged s1....U. S, Sen. Bate (Minn),
1S-Brig Gen. Barber. first Hawaii military
governor, in New York. EN-Sen Haw-
ley Comm, at Washington
1s-EX Gov. Luce (Mich), at Coldwater;
aged So
EFT. H. Watts, head of United States Red
Men at Montgomery, Ala..,Ed. Booth,
Anamosa, Ia, Oldest editor in U. s.
Apr. 2-Judge Garnsey, at Joliet, III.
G-Judgc Moore at Quincy ILL.,; aged II,
12-Gen. ]. f, Grant, grand secretary Of
United States odd fellows, at Baltimore.
II
repute in Washington.
2O-Maj. Stewart, at Ft Thomas o. ased
22~Rt, Rev A. A. watson. bishop East
Carolina diocese of Episcopal church.
a3-Joseph Jefferson noted actor, at Palm
Beach, Fla; aged rs.
24-U. s. Circuit Judge Amos Thayer, in St
Louis
27-Ex-Gov. Hawkins, at Huntington,
May Com Nicholson, at Washington
l4~H s, Cronk, sole survivor of war Of
1912, at Ava, n Y. aged lO5... jessie
Davis, famous singer in Chicago. -.
l6-Kirk La, Sale playwright, at Bell Port
21-Judge Towigee American consul. at
BordeuX
28-AIrs. Livermore, at Merose, Mass
Jun. 4-Gen Boynton, at Atlantic city, N, J.,
23-Peter Kiolbassa, Chicago treasurer.
30-secr tary of State Hay, at Lake suna-
pee, NJ Y.
Jul. 16-Gen. W. w. Blackmar, G. A. h.
commander-in-chief at Boise, ldaho9;
Aug "A. NJ. Bell father of A. g. Bel, at
Washington. Rev Albright, at Dele
ware. O.
9-Archbishop Chapelle. at New Orleans of
yellow fever
Sep. 5-iIezekiah Butterworth at Warren,
K. l.; aged Is,
ex-congrcssman, at Hot Springs, va,
22-Ex- Cong. and ex-Gov, O'Ferrall OF
oct. II f6--s. ft--ss' F. Nixon, New York assembly
l2-Gen. W. r. Clark, of Gen. Grants
staff, at Washington.
l6-S. f. Gale, oldest Chicago resident, at
Chicago.
2S-Ex-C Congressman Jerry Simpson, most
unique character In American politics, at
Wichita, Kan.
| 3l-Chas. ]. Devlin well-known coal oper-
ator at Chicago hospital.
| N0v, lS-Bishop S, NJ. Merrill, at keyport,
n. j.
27-Marshan Field, Jr., at Chicago from
self-inflicted gunshot wound.
! S0-Henry Anson, founder of Marshall
| town, Ia. at Mars
! Dec. S-United Stat
| (Ore). at Portland.
| 11-Edward Atkinson, w.,
cia and political economist. at Do--
aged 7s
25%Judge Murray Tuley Chicago;
nervous exhaustion caused by over
work.