Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-01

David Parish Barhydt, at one time treas
urer OF the republic Of Texas, aged %.
Msrch-Judge Albert Clements Killam,
widely known Canadian jurist, aged so;
Bishop william Wallace Duncan of the
Methodist Episcopal church. south, aged IS;
James H Oliver, American inventor and
manufacturer OF the "chilled plow,'' aged
81; United States Senator Redfield Proc
tor Of Vermont, aged n; Frederick Warren
Freer, the Chicago painter. aged So; DR..
Daniel Bennett st. John Rosa, founder of
the New York postgraduate medical
school,. aged 20; Edmond de Amicis. Ital-
ian traveller and author, aged 81; John L.
Smithmeyer. architect Of the congressional
library, Washington, aged Is; Clara Nov
clio, famous European singer, aged 90;
United States Senator Pinckney whyte of
Maryland, aged SO; Cardinal Casall del
Drago, representative of the Roman no.
bility in the Sacred college, aged 20; Sir
Nicholas Roderick O'Connell, British am
bassdor to Turkey, aged 65; Bishop Charles
Henry Fowler of the Methodist Episcopal
church, aged 20; owen Priester. oldest con-
federate veteran of the south. aged 106;
Gustf Mauritz westman, New York,
chemist and minerslogist, aged 70; John
Barry. New York, inventor of the stock
tShSIS OIs JOSepn OAnlei fOp0t uean Oh
the law school Of the University of South
Carolina and one of the three survivors Of
the ordinance OF secession, aged So; Sem
ator William James Bryan. oungest men,
Der OF the United States senate, aged 81;
Spencer Compton C~avendish, eighth duke
Of Dovenshire. aged "a; DR.. Truman ].
Backus, president Of the Packer Collegiate
institute, Brooklyn. aged 6S; Rev. DR..
Charles Cuthbert Hall, president OF Union
Theological seminary, aged s.; duncan
White Stevens. American diplomatic ad-
wiser of the Japanese government, aged &C.;
#. Louis Sedan, superintendent OF st.
Louis Public schools, aged 66; Joseph How
ard, Jr., New York journalist, aged rs.
April-Benjamin Curtis Porter. Ameri-
can portrait painter, aged S.: James JEFF
frey Roche, poet, author and editor, the
American consul at Berne, 81; Rev. DR..
Samuel c. Ewing, pioneer missionary of
the Presbyterian church in Egypt, 20;
Benjamin Franklin Stevens. for fifty
years president of the New England Mu-
tual Life Insurance company, 81; John
Vandercook, president and manager of the
United Press association, "a; Lieutenant
G.. A. l. Totten. former Yale instructor
of military tactics and millennium fore
caster, 81; Willie Edouin, English actor,
20 II tIOAiiduu Y uAldCItI uhu VI lllt
breakfast food business in the United
States, 50; Henry Chadwick, known as the
father of base ball, SO; Sir Henry Camp
bell Bannerman, British prime minister.
IL; Bishop Ellison Capers, of the Protest
ant Episcopal diocese of South Carolina,
10; General Nicholas Petrovich Linevich,
commander-in-chief of the Russian troops
in the war with japan, IS; Rev. DR., Will
liam Hoffman Ten Eyck, of the Re-
formed Episcopal church of America, 90;
Rev. DR.. Morgan Dix, for forty-six years
pastor of Trinity parish, New York, so;
DIR. Charles John Aldrich of Cleveland, a
specialist in neurology, 46; General Ste
ven Turr. Hungarian, member of Carl
baldfs staff, SO.
May-Albert stickney, New York law
yer and author, aged IS; Ludovic Halevy,
the noted French librettist, "A; Bishop
I~gnatius II. Horstsmann, of the Roman
Catholic diocese Of Cleveland, OF; Prof.
Walter Augustus Wyckoff, of Princeton
university, noted investigator of the con-
ditions of the working classes, 40; Mrs,
Emily L. Woodley, who was commissioner
by President Lincoln as a captain in the
army, 10; Archbishop Peter Bourdage, OF
the Roman Catholic diocese of Santa Fe
So; Prof. A. Lee, of Bowdoin college
noted for expeditions in Labrador and
South America, Sc; Francois Coppee,
dramatist and poet, dean of the French
Academy, Sc; Homer H. Merriam, pub
Usher of webster's dictionary, Spring
field, Mass, 90; David Henderson, Ameri-
can journalist and theatrical manager
55; Adolf L'Arronge, German dramatist
theatrical manage and conductor, 20
Rear ADMIRAL A. S. Crowninshield, U. S,
N, retired, ~.
June-Former United States Senator
James X. Jones of Arkansas, aged 60; Gen.
J eral Sir Redvers Henry Butler, first COM
mander of the British forces in the Boel
\ war. IS; Captain Alfred j. Standing, one Of
! the founders of the Carlisle Indian school
! 50; Rev. Edward Wilson. bishop OF the
Reformed Episcopal church in Canada. 81
: Mrs. Jerome Jones, proprietor of the Bos
! ton Transcript, we'll known as a philan
Z thropist and social worker, Is; Peter White
pioneer in the development of the iron anC
? copper resources of the upper peninsula
! Of Michigan. Is; William Emory Quinby
for thirty-five years editor OF the Detroi
( Free-Press, 70; Joseph Larocque, one of tn,
leaders of the New York bar, a; Olive
!. Hazard Perry Belmont, New York finan
cier, so; Colonel John Frederick Finert,
OF Chicago, newspaper writer. author
lecturer and Irish patriot, 60; Mari
ouA poSAbh DpiSSCls rlGLCH historian an
archeologist, So; Rev. DIR. George f. Mer
" rill, president of Colgate university, 81
3 William Davis Ely, member OF the Yal
: class of 1886, SO; Frank c. Bangs, a vetera.
j actor, New York; Earl Of Derby. governor
general of Canada. 1850, 81: John Z
! Roach. American shipbuilder, 6S: M. Rim
= ski-Korsakov, the Russian composer @
opera; William Bateman Leeds, forme
= president OF the Rock Island railroad. a.
Grover Cleveland, ex-president of IN
!? United States, II; Vice Admiral Charlie
R~esnault de Premesnil Of the Frenc
navy, II.
July-Rt. Rev. Henry c. Potter, Protest
= ant Episcopal bishop of New York Cit,
aged, 70; George II. Daniels, general pa,
q senger agent of the New York Centr,
: lines, &c; Murat Halstead. a leader
. American Journalism. 20; Joel Chandrf
: Harris. journalist. author and creator
3 Uncle Remus'' stories. co.; Rear Admir-,
Charles NJ. Thomas. commander Of the Sc,
ond squadron of the battlefield in its vo,
age around the Horn so. Gam. Nr,akz,-