The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1909-01-09


l9-Charcs Emory Smith, editor Phlladel-
phia Press, former postmaster general
and former minister to Russia, ut Phil
22-M6rrls J. Jessup,. retired banker, at
New York
23-Edward Alexander Mcdowell, com
poser, at New York aged 49,
26-Mlss Louise de la Rance, writer, at
Florence, Italy, aged 81.
2S-Gen. John Coburn at indianapolis.
Ind, aged S3....Francois Marie Benja-
min Richard, cardinal and archbishop
OF Paris, at Paris, aged S9....Gen. g. II.
Howard at Glencoe, ILL.,, aged 81.
Feb. 2-Dennis O'Sulliyan, Irish actor, at
Ex-senator Asbury c. Latimer of South
Carolina at Washington, D. c.
&c, $. Noyes. editor Washington Star,
at Pasadena, Cal, aged 50.
Mar. FLAMES Oliver, millionaire pillow
manufacturer, at South Bend, Ind.
4-unted States Sen. Redhcld Proctor,
Vermont, at Washington.
l7-United States Sen. William Pinckney
2o..Rcv. Charles ii. Fowler Methodist
United states Sen. W. James Bryan,
Florida, at Washington, u. c.
2-Duke Of Devonshire Spencer Comp
ton Cavendish, at London.
Apr. 7-Congressman 4. l.. Brick. Indiana.
at Indianapolis. Ind.
S-Attorney Charles Quarles at Milwau-
12-Gen. b. NJ. Cutcheon, Michigan con-
gressman, at Ypsilanti, Mich, aged ~.
l6-Ferdinand Shoemaker, oatmeal king"
at Akron, o,
26-Former United States Sen. ]. n. Cam
den, West Virginia. at Baltimore, aged
May l8-Rear Admiral Charles NJ. Rae,
engineeT-in-chief of navy, at Washing
ton.
May l5-Former Congressman J. II. Row
ell, Illinois, at Bloomington, Ill.
22-Gov. John Sparks, Nevada. at Carson
city: succeeded by y. $. Dlckerson.
27---Rear Admiral a; s. Crowinshield, re-
tired, at Philadelphia
2S-Lieut Gen; stephen Lee. commander
in-chiet United Confederate Veterans,
at Nicksburg, Miss.
Jun Former United States Sen. James
*. Jones, Arkansas, at Washington,
aged 80.
lO-OiIver H. p. Belmont, banker and pol
itician. at Hampstead, l.. l.
l2-Former Supreme Court Judge J. V.
Wright. at Washington, aged so.
i7-Congressman a; A. Wiley, Alabama,
at Hot Springs, Va.
23-EN-President w. Il. Leeds, of Rock
Island railway, at Paris.
24-Grover Cleveland, twice United
states president, mt Princeton, N. j.,
due TO heart trouble and compIica-
lions, aged ~.
26-Congressman w H. Parker, South
Dakota. at Deadwood. S. d., aged 81.
Jul 2-Murat Halstead, journalist, at Gin
cinnatl, o., aged 10.
3-Joel Chandler Harris, known as Uncle
Remus." at Atlanta, Ga.
N-Protestant-Eplsco Bishop Henry G.
Potter at CooperstOwn, n. Y,
3-l.ouis r. Snow, insurance man, at st.
Louis. aged g.
3O-Former California Gov. James II.
Budd, at Stockton, Cal, aged 5S.
Aug. 4-United States Sen. William b.
Allison, az Dubuque, Ia, aged D..
Bronson Howard. dramatist, at Avon
by-the-Sea, n. Y. aged &C.
l4-Ira ID. sankey, evangelist at Brook
Ign, aged 6S.
sO al ch y ESr Sssd g millionaire merchant
23-EX-Gov. n. o. Murphy, Arizona, at
San Diego, Cal
24-Unted States Ambassador from Ger
many Baron Speck Won Sternburg, at
26-"Tony" Pastor, theatrical manager, at
Elmhurst, l., l., aged u.
27vvEFormSG United states Sen, Col W, F.
Sep, Rear Admiral Henry Glass, re-
tired. at Paso Robles, Cal
4-Commissioner Of Labor Frank +. Sar-
geant at Washington, aged 81. Brig
Gen A. w. Corliss, retired, at Denver,
25-Leslie Carter. Chicago, railroad fnan-
cler, at Chicago.
Oct l2-Ex Congressman j. 4. Scranton,
30-Mrs. William Aston, Americas social
leader. at New York.
Nov. At. f. Palma, first Cuban presi-
dent at Santiago, Cuba
ll-Rear Admiral j. NJ. Miller. gov
ernor United States naval home, at
Dec Rear Admiral Joseph b. Coghlan,
who commanded Raleigh at battle OF
Manila, died at New Rochelle, n. Y.
9-Brig. Gen. Henry Jacobson. retired.
died at Leavenworth, Kan, aged II
2O-MaJ. Orlando ]. Smith, noted journal
list. at Dobbs Ferry, n. Y.
26-Claus Spreokels, millionaire sugar
king, in San Francisco. aged So. Rep
resentative Dayey OF Louisiana, at New
Orleans aged 81.