The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-29

former Finance Minister of Canada, 96.
 Jan. 2-Rrig Gen. George Bell. '. 5. archeologist. 6s; Gustav Krueli. artist,
 Jan. a-Ernest Howard Crosby. art ist and social reformer. 50,
 Jan. 4--Hart B. Bolton. former Con gressman from Maryland, 66. Jan. 5-7Oiiver F. Lantz, member of the General Council of the Lutheran
 Jan. s-Alfred E. Davis. last of the pioneer railroad builders of California
 Jan. .7-Prof. Daniel Coussirat of McGill University. 65.
 Jan. s--Muzaffer-ed-Din Shah of
 Jan. s~-Marie. Queen of Hanover, ss. Lieut-Gen. Vladimir Pavlov. military
 Jan. 10-Most Rev. George Montgom-. cry. Roman Catholic Archbishop Of
 Jan. Il-H Henry. sauires, once famous tenor singer. S2. of Foreign Affairs. S9.
 Jan 1S---George F. Fabyan. Boston "srShahsi Jan. is1Wnlard W L. Bunday, inven- tor of time recorder. 61.
 Jan. 2o-Gen. Charles M Shelley, former Congressman from Alabama, "A.
 Jan. 24-7Gen. Russell A. Alger, n; William Whiteley. London mercha ant, 75; Edward Huggins, prominent Puget
 Jan. s5@John W: Davis. former Coy ernor of Rhode Island, s1; Andrew G.. Blair public man of Canada 6S.
 Jan, 25-Rev. Henry M. Field. author
 Jan. Ss-col. Richard W. Blue. for mer Congressman from Kansas, 65;
 Professor Wilber s. Jackson of the
 Jan. 29-otis Eddy of Illinois. said to be the oldest master Mason in the
 Feb. 1-Capt. Arthur Jackman, Arc Rodriquez. international lawyer, 75.
 Feb. 2---Rt. Rev. William Stang, Ro- man Catholic Bishop Aof Fall River; Judge. Edward Lander, first Chief Jus tice of the Territory of Washington, 90; William H. Flack. Congressman from ' Feb. sABrig.- Gen. Samuel B. Hola- bird. U. S. A.. retired. 80.
 Feb. 4-Lady GrenfslI, daughter of Lord and Lady Grey; Rev. Seymour A, Baker. one of the founders of the Re-
 Feb. 5-Mrs Kate Denim Wilson, old time actress. 70: Miss Mary s. Antony, woman suffrage worker, SO; Elmer s. Admiral Charles H. Loring. U. s. N,
 Feb. s--Rear Admiral Albert Kautz,
 Feb. 7--Preston Hopkins Leslie, for mer Governor of Kentucky and of the Territory of Montana. sS; viscount Creighton. Omaha philanthropist. 75.
 Feb. 10--Sir William Howard Rus7> sell. war correspondent. S5.
 :, Feb; E l2-Alfred re Walter. President of land Higgins. former Governor of New
 Feb, i6--Giosue carducci. Italian
 Feb. 17-Rev. Baker Hulburt. Dean of University of Chicago Divinity School 65; Col Henry Steel olcott, theosophist
 Feb. is-John Crater Brown. Provi- Kingston. prominent Montreal banker,
 Feb. s1-Erik G. B: Bostrom. former
 Feb. 22-John T. Dunne, former Congressman from New Jersey 69;
 Feb: 2s.Arcehibaid clavering Gun
 Feb. 25--Frank J. Hearne. President
 Feb. 28-wendell Phillips Garrison, editor editor and author 67: Sir Francis
 March 1-Wilhelm Rapp, Chicago
 March civilian H. snowden, for mer from Pennsylysnia
 March 5.-Gen. Samuel F. Merwin. of New Haven, Conn.,, 75.
 March 6--Frank T. Campbell. prom inent politician of Iowa, "A.
 March 7-Signor Gallo, Italian min ister of justice. 53.
 March 9--James L. Pugh. former Senator from Alabama, ST; John Alex ander Dowie, founder of Christian Catholic Church In Zion, 5s.
 March 11--Clinton Babbitt, former Congressman from Wisconsin, 77.
 March 12--Jean Paul Casimirs sPerier. former President of France, 60t
 March 14-Maurice Grau, manager of
 March 15-Edouard Toudouze, French
 March is-Brigadier General John Moore, U. S. A., retired, s1; Pierre Flu gene Marcellin Berthelot. French
 March 19-Thomas Bailey Aldrich. American author. 70; Count Lamsdorfr, Russian statesman, 62.
 March 21-Brigadier General Theo- dore J. Wint, U. s. A, retired, 62.
 March 22-Frederlck II. Halterman.
 March 2s.-M. Pobyedonostsey, ex- chief proeurator of the Holy Synod of
 March S5-Moses Tyler Stevens, for mer Congressman from Massachusetts, rolling mill machinery. 72.
 March 29--Cardinal Luigi Machi. 76 Brigadier General Richard Comba, U. s. A., retired, 70.
 March 3l-Galusha A. Grow. ex- Speaker of the House of Representa- tives, S3.
 April Bishop John c. Granbery, of M E. Church, South, 76.
 April S--Bishop James N. Fitzgerald of M. E. Church. 70: Joseph H. Walk er former Congressman from Massachu- setts. IT,
 April 5--Numa Pompilio Llona, poet and diplomat of Ecuador, 75.
 April civilian Henry Drummond Canadian physician and poet. 5S.
 April 7-Stanford Newel, formerly in the United States diplomatic service ss General Manuel Lizandro Barillas. Joseph W. St. John, Speaker of the Ontario Legislature. 53.
 April S--Rev. Paul Menzel, D. D., president of the Lutheran Synod of the United States, 6S.
 \ April '13---General Daniel H. Cham berlain. former Governor of South Carolina, 72; Baron Frisch. President of the Council of the Russian Empire.
 April 14--James H. Eckels, former Comptroller of the Currency. 4s.