The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-29
THE DEAD OF THE YEAR

April 2o.Mrs Esther McNeii; first Swedish botanist s1.
 April 2s-.Andre And, Theuriet. French I April 24-Dennis Kearney, San Fran cisco labor agitator, 60; David Will cox, former president of the Delaware an April paS s7mRnsus s0sa seow1 mgahs Baiock for mer Governor of Georgia, 73.
 April S0--William M. Johnston, ARsr,ean May sErs ERnintes Annie ss, Wheeler. Cana dian philanthropist. 76.
 May 3-Prof; George sverdrup. noted tehologian of Minneapoiis, ss.
 May 5.General Joseph K. Hudson. | May 6-Rev. John Watson, D. D., | Clan Maclaren"), novelist. 56. May S--Edmond c; Rose, former | Senator from Kansas. 80.
 l May 9--Andrew B. Hendrix, inventor 1 of the from car wheel, 73. May 1l-Edward Kemeys. sculptor,
 May 14-Brigadier General Matthew M; Blunt u.. s, A., retired. 77. May 1S-Edwin H. Conger, American
 May. is-sir Benjamin Baker. emil, nent English engineer, 68.
 May 2l-John O.. Undsrhill, former Congressman from New York. s9; I of the British House of Commons" 72.
 May 24-General Henry s. TurriIl, U. 5. A. retired tired aSGIi, sS; John Patton, former May 2STTheodore Triton. author and
 May aS-Mrs. Ida Mckinley, widow May Sl7-Karl Blind, German patriot,
 June i-General Billet, former | French Minister of War, 7y. June 2-William F. Sheffield, for mer Senator from Rhode Island, SS.
 June 3.--General Thomas Howard Ru- l ger, U S. A. retired, "a. l June 6. Helen M. Cougar, temperance leader and lecturer. 64
 June s--Julia Magruder, American | novelist. 53,
 June lI-Senator John T. Morgan, of
 June l2-Henry G Hanks. California l pioneer.
 | once president, of the Cuban Republic. | a
 June ls-Professor Alexander Stew art Herschel. distinguished British as-
 June si-Isidor wormser. New York. | fnancier. 77.
 June 22-sir John Hall. former Pre- mier of New Zealand, 82. June 2S--Count Peter Heyden, Rus sian political leader. Fl. June S0-Franeis Murphy, famous | temperance lecturer.
 July 1-Nehemiah G. Ordway, for mer Governor of the Territory of Da- kota, 79: Count Constantine Nigra. Italian diplomat, 80.
 July 2--Hiram J. Ayres, inventor of July 4-Professor Ernst Kuno Fisch- CT. of Heidelberg. Germany, s3. July 5--J. c. MeMaken. former Sem July 14-Sir William Henry Perkin. distinguished British scientist 69.
 July 15--John H. ONeal. former Con- gressman from Indiana, 69.
 TuIy 16-ThaOhOld Chartran- Freuch
 July 17-Angeio Heilprin. explorer.
 July 1s--Henctor Henri Malot French novelist. TT.
 July s2--william von Kardon. Ger
 July 26--ThOmas Nelson, former Chief Justice of the oregon Supreme Court. ss.
 July 27-senator Edmund W Pettus, of Alabama, s6.
 July 3O-Brigadier General Charles Francis Powell. U. S. A., retired, 63
 July Sl-Samuel M. Stephenson, for mer Congressman from Michigan, 76: Judge Francis Miles Finch. author of The Blue and the Gray" 80: Joseph | patton. English author and journalist. ss.
 August David Christie Murray. English novelist. SO.
 August 3-Augustus Saint Gaudens.
 August 10 - Cardinal Dominica
 August 12--Robert A. Pinkerton, of the famous detective agency, 59.
 August 14-General William Birney U. s. A. retired. SS.
 August 15--Joseph Joachim, famous
 August 1S-Rear Admiral Joseph A. Smith, U s. N. retired. 70.
 August 2l-Cardihal Emilio Taliana.
 August 2s-Professor oren Root of Hamilton College, 69
 August 27--kelson Morris, pioneer meat packer of Chicago. 6S.
 July 29-Rear Admiral William A. Windsor, eminent actor, so; Most Rev. John Joseph Williams. Roman Catholic Archbishop of Boston, S5. Sept 3-Pleasant Porter. Chief of the Creek Indian Nation, 6T
 Sept 4-Edvard Hagerup Greig. Nor wegian composer. 64. ~
 Sept 5--Louis Sells. circus proprietor.
 Sept 7-Rene Francois Armand sul- y-Prudhomme. French poet and ;ritic
 Sept S-Brigadier General Samuel Myers Mills. ', S. A, retired, 64.
 Sept, 10-Brigadier General Harry c. | Chester, U. s. A., retired, 6s.
 Sept. l4-Walter Scott. inventor of | printing presses, 63.
 Sept. 16-Rear Admiral John G. Wal ker, U $. N. retired, 72:
 Sept. 1S--Frederick Z Rocker. Roman 1 Catholic Bishop of the Philippines, 46
 Sept 2O-Colonel William Goddard | chancellor of Brown University, Sg
 Sept. 22-Samuel Sloan, railroad l president and fnanCier. |
 Sept 2;-General Cecil Clay. of the United States Department of Justice, G5 1
 Sept. 2S-Grand Duke Frederick Of Baden. s1.
 Sept. 29-william Shaw Tiffany. art ist. s3.
 oct Mrs Susan A. Wallace. widow of General Lew Wallace, v.
 oct 6-Mrs. Mary j; Holmes, Amer ican novelist; Andrew Williams. former Congressman from New York, 79; Bar on Rrampton, British jurist. 90.
 Oct. 7-Professor David Mason. Scottish historian, S5.
 oct. 15-Cardina1 Andreas Steinhub- CT S2: Maurice Loewy. French astrom- omer. 75.
 Oct. 16--Henry Pember Smith. marine and landscape artist, 53.
 Oct, 20-Sir Charles A. Turner. for merly chief justice of the Madras High Court. 74.