The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-28

i s Hney. The Hat also includes other dis tinEufsfed minister's and dfghitaries. among them Dr Charles Cuthbert Hall and Dr. Morgan Dix in the United states and a number of French Ital- Ian and Spanish Cardinals Archbishops and Bishops.
 The arfniss and navies of the world contributed considerable share to the list of the distinguished deaths of the year. Three lieutenant- generals were gathered to their fathers. in the United States. 4. P. Stewart Of the United states Army and Eppa Hanton and Stes phen Lee of the Confederate Army. als Josiah Pickett. Henry Jackson. John Greene. Whittier. Haskell and Mulford. Among the distinguished men of the American Navy who have gone to their last port. are Rear Ad- mirals Balch. Crowufnshleld. Cogswell. Ftthian. Glass, Kane, McElwell. Miller, Rockhiil. Thomas. Russell and Cogh- Ian.
 England deplores the loss of Gen Sir Redvers Butler and Major General C. E. Luard; Japan the death of Gen- erals Nodzns and OlSasawa: Russia the demise of General Linevttch: France has lost Gen. Jules Lewal and Vice. Admiral de Premesniis~Hungary.. Gen. Stephen Turr. Germany. Gen. Count Haeseler: Turkey its. War Minister. ReJab Pasha. and Gen. Osman Pasha. and Uruguay. Gen. Guilferme Garcia. Tn the ranks of distinguished educa- tors death also caused a serious breach, which it will be difficult to i'll. The list Of the deaths during the year in- ciudes Henry Hopkins. foymer Presi- dent of Williams College: Daniel c. Gilman. Professors F.: c. Bourne of Yale. W A. WyckofT of Princeton, ". b. Montague of Amherst Henry Loom- Is Nelson of Williams. Gaston Bolssier of Parts, Otto PfIeiderer. University of Berlin: Friedrich Pauisen. of the same university: Prof. Fennelosa, Prof Frank Parsons. Prof Wolcott Gibbs of Harvard and Charles Eliot Norton
 Among the shining lights in the | world of science who paid their trtb- | ute to nature during the year just clos Ing. were Henri Becquerei, the discov- nes von EsiuarclI one of the greatest Ianatomists. and surgeons of his time; Prof C.. A Young. the astronomer; Sir John Eliot. the meteorologist; Al- | fred Marsh. the geologlst; pr. Brooks | and Prof. Kellerman. zoologists Myius
 Eriehseu and Urof Leslie Lee, explor- ! CTS: Fiartwig Derenburg and Prof. r.. l.. Roehrig. orientalists; Aniceto Men l ocaL Oliver ". Barnes and Samuel D. Burr. engineers. and Lieut.. T E Self ! ridge and Lieut. Fonesca. aviators. | Nee of Literature. l Literature did not escape the fate of l science and the ranks of It's great men. I poets. uovslists, critics and transla- l tors has been rnthfessiy invaded by | death. The United States was robbed 1 of Joel hCahdier Harris. widely known under the nom de plume of Uncle Re- mus and I. R. Randall. the author I of Maryland My Maryland" Eng I land depIores the loss of Allen Raine, 1.-the novelist; France lost its Ludovtc I Ealevy. novelist and librettist; Mime. De a Rance. the novelist. Emile Geb- ,, ,hart, the historian. and his rival. bAchilIes. LuohafFe: Germany it's Carl l.Ewald. Theodor Dainchen.s The list | also includes Francois CoPpee, Edmund 1 C.. Stedfnan, H. H. IT. Drachman, Joe \ mas Lie Emil Carolath. Louise Chand- Her Moulton and Susan Swett, all more or less distinguished poets; John .. 1 Collins. the critic; Librarian Ainsworth 1 R: Spofford and the tFanslatprs. Rath- 1 erine wermley, Annie Lee Mister, John l Durand and NJ. Bikeias. Quite recent l iy sIk" Marvel wAs added to the list 1 Among the artists who crossed the Divide during the year were several 1 meritorious pointers. including Walter Satterlee. George ChickerinR Munzlg Marcel Jambon. Pierre Maignan, An toine A. E. Herbert. Giovanna Fattori Imogen Robinson Morel, Adoiphe stein l hall. Baptiste Mangold, William Cal. l low and Frederick Warren Freer and three prominent sculptore. Harro Mag | nusson, Julius Melchers and Harriet
 Hosmer. To this list may be added ! I.udoyico Seitz, Director of the Vatican I Museum; Peter Janssen, Director of ths .l Duesseldorf Gallery; the architects Eid' q Iitz and Ferdinand Meldhal and WilliaH kBusch. the -humorist and cartoonist.
 Music has suffered great loss by th'
 death during the year of several dis
 tinguished composers, among them Ed
 ward Mcdowell, Rimsky -MorsakofE
 Professor FaiFlamb James Nuno, Deca I tir Smith and William Mason Three
 vIoIinists, Pablo de Sarasate' Angus
 Wilhelmj, and Marie Fischer, the pri
 v,a donnas Clara Novello and Pauline 2 iII,ucca and Auguste .Vianest. the con
 d,,ctor, also went to the Great Beyond
 The drama and the stage have beer l u,ada poorer by the loss of three fa
 mons playwright. Victorien -Sardou
 Bronson Howard and Alfred r LArronge
 while the list of players upon whos'
 life the final curtain has fallen are Ly
 dia Thompson. James H. MAllisE;. .,. looy' '
 5uIman. Llly Hanbury. Tony Pastor
 ef1ter F. Daley, Gus RogeIs, 1o
 seph Wheeioclx, Hugh Poland, Frank C
 Bangs and Mrs. c. c. Howard, the orig
 
 inal 'sFopsy." .ss %j
 The realm of the press was also in
 yaded by the nerciless reaper. wh'
 gathered in among others Sir Jame
 Knowies. founder of The Nineteentl
 Century: Robert P. Nevfn founder O
 The PIttAburg Times; Julian Banks
 owner of The St. Petersburg Rech
 Starles Emory smith. of The jPhiiadel
 p,ia, Press; Murat Halstead, long con
 nected with The Cincinnati commer
 ciaf-Gazette Crosby S. Moves. of Th'
 Washington Star; Samuel E. Moffett, O
 CoIIter's Weekly the correspondents
 William l.. Alden. Dr. Max Falk. Jame
 Jeffrey Roche and Joseph Howard. Jr.
 and large list of editors and writers.
 The list of distinguished dead of thu
 year would not be complete withou
 mentioning some of the prominen philanthropists and reforpers, like Ir;
 D. Sankey, Edward 1Wetherill, Sir VII
 liam Cremer, founder of the Interpar- liamentary Union; the Rev. Ben Waugh. founder of the English Nation