The Ordway new era., 1909-01-08

York. aged 20
i9-charlcs Emory Smith. editor Philad.l-
phia Press. former postmaster general
and former minister to Russia. at fn'l-
Morris J. Jessup. retired banker. at
New York.
poser. at New York. aged 10.
G-Niss Louise d. la Rance. writer at
Florence; Italy: aged n: ,,..,.
S-GCn, John coburn at indianapolis.
Ind. aged S....Frnnco!s Mar B"nJa-
min Richard. cardinal and archbishop
II 3 Paris a at ,ir Paris: aged %.:.,%sn' e IL.
Feb. dennis O'Sullivun. Irish actor, at
columbus. q.
Carolina at Washington. d. e.
el-C. s N"y.s. editor Washington Stnr.
at Pasadena. Cal. aged 80.
I-rnit"d States Sen. Redheld Proctor.
Vermont, at Washington.
1.-tnit.d States Sen. William pinckncy
Whyte. Maryland at Baltimore. Md.
2o.E.v. Charles II. Fowler. Methodist
a2-unit:d States Sen. W. James Bryan.
Florida, At Washington, - ..
ton cavsndish. at London.
Apr, l-Congrrssman \. L. Brick, Indiana.
at Indianapolis. Ind.
S-Attorney Charles Quarles at MIwau-
I.-Gcn Il. NJ Cutcheon. Michigan con-
gressman. ut fpsiinnti. Mich. aged =:
N''-'
as-Eormer United states Sen. J. y. Cam
den. West Virginia. at Baltimore. aged
May i3-Hcar Admiral Charles NJ. Rae.
Ungine-r-in-chier Of navy, ut Washing
May i5-Tormcr Congressman J. II. Row
ell. illir",s. At Bloom ,ngt"n. Ill.
Gov. John Sparks. Nevada. AT Carson
city: succeeded uy u. =. bicl.crson.
21-it.ar Admiral 4. :. Crowiushield. re-
tired. at Philadelphia.
2s-I.ieut.- Gen. Stephen Lee. commander
in-chef United Confederate Veterans.
at NicksburS. Miss.
Jun. Former United States Sen. James
X. Jones. Arkansas. at Washington
IO-Oilver II. p Belmont. banker and pol
itician. at Hampstead. L. l.
l2-formcr Supreme Court Judge j. V.
Wright. at Washington, aged 50
17.consressmnn a; a. Wiley. Alabama.
23-Ex president W. b. Leeds. OF Rock
Island railway. at Paris.
state. president. Mt Princeton. \: D..
due TO heart trouble and compiic"-
2s-ConGressman w H. Parker. South
Dakota. at Deadwood, S. D.. aged Gl.
Jul 2-Murat HaIstcad. journalist. at Gin
cinnati. o.. aged -.
3-Joel Chandler Harris. known as Uncle
Remus.'' at Atlanta. Ga.
l.Protestani- Episcopal Bishop Henry C.
Potter at CooperstOwn. n. Y.
25-I.ouis l.. Snow. insurance man. at st.
Louis. aged 66.
3o.Former California Gov. lanes II.
Budd. at Stockton. Cal. aged Is.
Aug. +-UniteG States Sen. William b.
Allison. at Dubuque. Ia, aged 13....
Bronson Howard. dramatist, at Avon
by-thc.Sca. n. V. aged &C..
H-Ira d. sankey, evangelist. at Brook
lyn. aged 6s
2O-J. V. Farwell. millionaire merchant.
at Chicago. aged 50.
23-Ex-Gov. y. o. Murphy. Arizona. at
San Diego. Cal.
o4-United States Ambassador from Ger
many Baron Speck Won Sternburg, at
Heidelburg. Germany.
26-"Tony" Pastor. theatrical manager. at
Elmhurst, l.. l.. aged II.
27-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 =. Sar-
Eeant, at Washington aged 81. Brig
Gen. A. w. Corliss, retired. at Denver,
Col
25-Leslic Carter. Chicago. railroad fnan-
cier. at Chicago.
Oct. 12-Ex-Congressman J. A. Scranton.
Pennsylvania, at Scranton. Pa.
3O-Mrs. William Astor, Americas social
leader, at New York.
Nov. At. +. Palma. first Cuban presi-
dent at Santiago. Cuba.
ernor United States naval home, at
Dec. 6~Rear Admiral Joseph b. coghlan.
who commanded Raleigh at battle Of
Manila. died at New Rochelle. N. Y.
9-Brig.- Gen Henry jacobson. retired:
2o-Maj Orlando ]. Smith. noted Journal
list. at Dobbs Ferry. N. Y.
26-Claus Spreckels. millionaire sugar
rcsentative Davey of Louisiana, at New
Orleans aged S.