The Forrest City times., 1909-01-08

years
 19-Charles Emory Smith. editor Philadel- phia Press, former postmaster-genera
 and former minister to Russia, at Phil adeiphia aged 65.
 New York 23-Edward Alexander Mcdowell, com
 poser. at New York. aged 46. 26-Miss Louise de Ia Rance, writer, at
 Florence. Italy. aged A 2S-Gen. John Coburn at Indianapolis
 Ind aged s5....Francois Mare Benja-
 min Richard cardinal and archbishop
 of Paris, at Paris, aged s9... Gen. c. II.
 Howard at Glencoe. Ill. aged 67. Feb. Dennis O'Sullivan, Irish actor, at
 Columbus, Q.
 2o-Senator Asbury C. Latimer of South
 Carolina at Washington D C. 2l-C. S Moves. editor Washington Star. at Pasadena, Cal, aged & Mar, 2-James Oliver, millionaire blow
 manufacturer, al South Bend, Ind. Limited States Sen. Redheld Proctor.
 Vermont, at Washington. T-U uited States Sen William Pinckney
 Whyte. Maryland, at Balumore Md. 2o-Key. eharies II Fowler. Methodist ,, Episcopal bishop, at New York aged T.
 Florida, at Washington. b C. 24-Duke Of Devonshire Spencer Comp
 ton CaYendish. al London. Apr. 7-Congressman A l.. Brick, Indiana,
 at Indianapolis. Ind.
 SIAttorney Charles Quarles at Milwau- 12-Gen B. NJ Cutcheon. Michigan con
 gressman. at Ypsianu. Mich. aged 72, l6-Ferdinand Shoemaker. oatmeal king,
 at Akron. 0.
 26--Former United States Sen. J. N. Cam
 den, West Virginia at Baltimore, aged May l3-Rear Admiral Charles NJ Rae
 engineer-in-chief of navy, at Washing May l5-Former Congressman J. II. Row
 ell. Illinois, at Bloomington, III. 22-Gov. John Sparks. Nevada. al Carson
 City. succeeded by D. s. Dickerson. 27-Rear Admiral A. $. Crowinshield, re-
 tired at Philadelphia.
 2S-Leut. Gen stephen Lee. commander
 in-chief United Confederate Veterans
 at Niekshurs. Miss
 Jun. 1-Former United States Sen. James
 K. Jones, Arkansas. at Washington, 1O~0Hver II P. Belmont. banker and pol
 itician. at Hempstead. l.. 1.
 l2-Former Supreme Court Judge J. V.
 Wright. at Washington, aged So. 17-Congressman A. A. Wiley. Alabama.
 at Hot Springs Va. 23-EX-P President w. R. Leeds of Rock
 Island railway. at Paris.
 24--t'roNer Cleveland, twice United
 States president, at Princeton, N. J..
 due to heart trouble and compiiea- tiOns, aged 72
 -Congressman w. H. Parker. South Dakot2- at Deadwood, S. b.. aged q. Jul 2-Murat Halstead, journalist, at Gin cinnau O. aged 79.
 S-Joel Chandler Harris. known as Uncle IiemHs' at Atlanta. Ga. | 2l-Prgtestant- Episcopal Bishop Henry (. ! o5-Louis F Snow, insurance man. at St. Louis, aged G6
 30-Former California Gov James II.
 Budd, at Stockton. Cal, aged 5s ! Aug 4-united States Sen. William E. | Allison. at Dubuque, la, aged D.. l Bronson Howard, dramatIst. at Avon | by-the-Sea \. Y.. aged 66 1 14-Ira p. Saukey. evangelist, at Brock lyn. aged 6N.
 s'I at c6.sa5a X ga'%sn sssd ss mI'oaars merchant 23-Ex-Gov. \. C. Murphy. Arizona. at | san Diego. Cal
 2EUnited States Ambassador from Ger many Baron Speck von Sternburg. at ! Heidelhurg Germany. 1 % "Tony" Pastor. theatrical manager. at l Elmhurst L. L. aged IL l 2'--F0rmer United States Sen Col. w. r. i Nilas. Wisconsin. at Madison. Wis 1 Sep l-Sear Admiral Henry Glass. re tirad al F1so Rohics. cal | f-CCUmiSSlurcr of Labor Frank r. Sar- gaanL al Washington. aged 54... Brig .
 Cen A. W. Corllss, retired, at Denver. 25- Leslie Carter Chicago, railroad finan- cier. at Chicago
 OCr l2~F,X=C Congressman l A Scranton. | Pennsylvania, at Scranton Pa 1 3e-Mrs William Astar, America's social
 leader at New York i Nov. IT F. Palma. first Cuban presi- H. Roar Admiral j. NJ Miller. gov
 ernqr United States naval home. at Dee. Clear Admiral Joseph B. CoehIan.
 who eommanded Raleigh at battle of
 Manila, died al New Rochelle. N. Y. | 9-Brg Gen Henry Jacobson. retired.
 died al LeaVenworth. Kan, aged Il 2o-AIaj. Orlando j. Smith. noted journal l ist at Dobbs Ferry \ Y
 26-Claus Sprcckels millionaire sugar king. in San Francisco. aged So... Rep l rtSentatife payey of Louisiana. at New l Orleans. aged S. |