The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-12-31

Merritt, all on the retired list of
the U. S. army; Major General SAM
nel Gibbs French, of the Confeder-
ate Army; Gen. Edward E. Alexan-
der, the noted Confederate soldier
and writer; Gen. ]. P. s. Goblin, for
/ mer Commander of the G. A. r.;
Lieut.. Col. Edmond G.. Fechet, U.
S. A., retired, the noted Indian
Tighter, and Sir VIM. F. Butler, of
the British army.
The naval service deplores the
loss of Rear Admirals Nehemiah M.
Dyer, James Entwistle. Philip HIGH
born. Bowman H. McCalla. Thos. H.
LOCKER. James A. Hawke. Walter K.
Scofield, Charles r. Rocker and
John j. Read, all on the retired list
of the United States Navy; Admiral
Sir Harry Holdsworth Rawson, for
merly Governor of New South Wales,
and Vice-Admiral Juan Williams,
the Father of the Chilean Navy"
Church Lost Many.
The Church lost many distinguish
ed representatives during the year,
among them Cardinal Satolli, first
Apostolic Delegate to the United
States; Cardinal Sanminiatelli;
Bishops Cyrus d. Foss and Henry
w. Spellmeyer, of the M. E. church;
John Dowden, Episc. bishop of Edin-
burgh; Edward King, Bishop of Lin
coin, England VIM. Nelson Nc
Vickar, p. E. Bishop of Rhode Is
land; Bishop Edward J. Dunno, of
Dallas, Texas Most. Rev. VIM. Dali
rymple Maclagan. formerly Arch
bishop of York; Bishop John Wesley
Smith, of the African NJ. E. Zion
church; Rev. Henry Harry Jessup,
SO years Presbyterian missionary in
| SYRIA. Rev. Edward P. Hammond,
| the evangelist; Rev. DR.. Jerome D.
| Davis, 40 years American mission
airy in Japan, and Rev. Annis Ford
Eastman, the first woman ever or
dained minister of the n8gatiop-
alist church.
Two Members Supreme Court.
The supreme court of the United
States lost two of its most disting-
uished members, Chief Justice Mel
Vile Weston Fuller, and associate
justice David Josiah Brewer Among
the judges of the supreme courts of
different states, who were removed
by death during the year were Chas
Fl. Truax, Edward Patterson, Edgar
l.. Fursman, Charles Donohue, for
mer justices of the New York su-
preme court; ex-Judge James B.
Shepard, North Carolina; ex-Juige
John Lathrop, Massachusetts; James
D. Fox, chief justice of the Missouri
supreme court; Judge Albert C..
Thompson of the U. S. District Court
at Cincinnati. The Bar lost Henri
Barbour, the eminent French law
yer; Sidney Webster, an authority
on international law; Morris J..
| Cochran, an authority on mining
law: Edwin Walker. the Dean of
the Chicago Bar; Major Richard NJ
Venable. the noted Maryland lawyer
and Lloyd w. Bowers, Solicitor Gen.
If he ITp;fnI
Science Lost Many Scholars.
Science lost many noted scholars
and investigators, among them Dr.
| Robert Koch, the famous German
bacteriologist; Prof. Giovanni V.
Schiaparelli the astronomer who
! first observed the canals On Mars;
Johann Gottfried Gale, the German
astronomer, who first observed the
planet Neptune; Paolo Mantegazzo,
the italian anthropologist; Prof
Ernst van Leyden, the German can
Ger specialist Alexander Agassiz,
the noted American scientist and
mas, the great authority on North
American Indians; Hormuzd Ras-
sam, the Assyriologist; DR.. Harry
w. Jayne, authority on coal tar pro-
ducts; DR.. VIM. M. Gray, X-ray spe-
cialist: Dr. Bigelow T. Sanborn, ex-
pert on brain diseases; Edward B.
Garriott, meteorologist; Sir William
Higgins, the English astronomer;
Charles Staninland Wake, anthropo-
logist; DR.. Charles Fahlberg, Ger
man chemist; VIM. E. D. Scott, Or
nothologist; Rudolf Chrobak, the
Vienna gynecologist; DR.. Henry
Wurtz, the noted chemist and metal
lurgist and Uriah Cummings. the
authority on cement and concrete.
Education Suffers Loss.
The cause of education has suffer-
ed great losses by the death of a
large number of distinguished edu-
Gators, among them being Prof. VIM.
James of Harvard. the philosopher
and psychologist; Prof. James Barr
Ames, dean of the Harvard Law
School; Prof Samuel S. Sanford
formerly of Yale; VIM. Bradley Ris-
ing, emeritus professor of chemistry
University of California; DR.. Ed
ward H. Merrell. formerly president
of Ripon College, Wis; DR.. Eben
Alexander, former dean of the Uni
versity of North Carolina; DR.. Chas.