The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1909-01-08


9-Challes Emory Smith. editor Philadel;,
phia Press former postmaster general
and former minister to Russia. at Phil
adclphia, aged Co.
2-Murris J. Jessup. retired banker. at
New York.
2a-Edwaru Alexander Mcdowell. COM
,pesrr, at New York, aged A6.
26-AlIss Louise de la Rance, writer. at
Florence, Italy, aged 81
8-Gen. John Coburn at Indianapolis.
Ind. aged S3. Francois Marie Benja-
min Richard. cardinal and archbishop
Of Paris. at Paris. aged ST. Gen c. h.
Howard at Glencoe. H., aged 81.
Feb. 2-pennis O'Suliivan, Irish actor. at
Columbus, o.
.O-scnator Asbury C. Latimer of South
Carolina at Washington. ID. C.
&c S Noyes, editor Washington Star,
at Pasadena. Cal. aged s3.
manufacturer, at South Bend. Ind.
4-United States Sen. Redtield Proctor,
Vermont, at Washing,Gn t%,,,,,, pnc,nev
.Whyte, Maryland. at Baltimore, Md.
2O-Rrv Charles II. Fowler. Methodist
Ep.scopal bishop; at New YORK aged Il.
Fiord. ,is' at iva Was6instoM ling D. 'eS e. ""'
2i-Duke of Devonshire Spencer Comp
ton Cavendish, at London.
Apr. Congressman a. l.. Brick, Indiana,
at Indianapolis. Ind.
8Attorney Charles Quarles at Milwau-
kec
ls-Gen. B. NJ, cu,sheon, Michigan con-
l6 6-Ferdnand Shoemaker. oatmeal king. -
at Akron, o.
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-Tormer Congressman J. H. Row
ell, Illinois. at Bloomington. ILL.,
Gov. John Sparks Nevada, at Carson
City: succeeded by D. $. Dickerson.
dlvlirl al 'riI Tls; lpl p
tired, at Philadelphia.
2S-Lieut. Gen. Stephen Lee, commander
in-chief United Confederate Veterans,
Jun. 1-Former United States Sen, James
X. Jones. Arkansas. at Washington,
lo"oiiver II. p. Belmont. banker and pol
Former Supreme Court Judge ]. ".
Wright. at Washington, aged So
11-Congressman A. A. Wiley, Alabama,
at Hot Springs, Va.
23-Ex- President w. b. Leeds. of Rock
Island railway, at Paris.
:@tirorer Cleveland. twice United
due ts heart trouble and conplica-
tie.s, aged n.
26-Congressman W. H. Parker. South
Dakota, at Deadwood. s. D.. aged 81.
Jul 2-Murat Halstead. journalist. at Gin
cinnau. o., aged 7s.
S1Joel Chandler Harris known as Uncle
., Rsmus." at Atlanta. Ga:
2lnProtestant- Episcopal Bishop Henry c.
Potter at Cooperstown. \. Y.
25-Louis f. Snow. insurance man. at ST.
Louis. aged c.
So-Former California Gov. James H.
Budd. at Stockton. Cal, aged IS.
Aug. 4-United States Sen. William B.
Alar.n Allson at pusuaSe la aged son 's;;.
by-the-sea, n. Y. aged &C..
Ira D. ,sankey, evangelist, at Brook
lyn. aged 6s.
%; Y. Farwell; millionaire merchant
at Chicago, aged S3
2s-Ex-Gov. N. o. Murphy. Arizona at
San Diego. Cal
2a-United States Ambassador from Ger.
many Baron Speck Won Sternburg. at
Heidelburg, Germany.
26-"Tony" Pastor, theatrical manager, at
Elmhurst, l., l.: aged Il
.I-Former United States Sen. Col. W. F.
Villas. Wisconsin. at Madison. Wis.
Sep. l-Rear Admiral Henry Glass, re-
tired, at Paso Robles. Cal
4-Commissioner of Labor Frank p. Sar-
Seant, at Washington, aged d. Brig
Gen. A. W. Corliss, retired, at Denver.
Col
25--1.eslie Carter Chicago. railroad finan-
Oct. PIX Congressman ]. A. Scranton.
Pennsylvania, at Scranton. Pa.
30-Mrs. William Astor. Americas social
leader. at New York.
Nov. At. f. Palma, first Cuban presi-
dent, at Santiago, Cuba.
r-Rear Admiral J. NJ. Miller. gov.
ernor United States naval home. at
Philadelphia.
Dec. s-Rear Admiral Joseph B. ,Coghlan.
who commanded Raleigh at battle Of
Manila. died at New Rochelle. N. Y.
Brig. Gen. Henry jacobson, retired
ao-Maj: Orlando J. Smith, noted Journal
list: at Dobbs Ferry. n: Y.
king, in San Francisco. aged so.. Rep
resentative Davey of Louisiana. at New
Orleans. aged 81.