The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-01-05

son, Washington correspondent of the
Chicago Tribune; Leopold Sonneman,
founder of the Frankfurter Zeitung;
Albert Pulitzer, formerly of New
York: Paschal Grousset, the French
journalist: Horace st. George voules,
editor of the London Truth; Homand
Lamont, editor of the New York Ma
ton; Russell Sturgis, James Near
thur, Chas. D. Deshler, Mayo w. Hez-
eltine, George A.. Edes, the veteran
California editor, and Colonel Leo
pold Markbreft, mayor and newspa-
per publisher of Cincinnati, Ohio.
The stage lost many distinguished
representatives, among them Benoit
Constant Coquelin, the famous
French actor, and Ernest A. H. Co
quelin, 1.-The younger Coquelin";
Adolph Won Somewhat, the great
Austrian actor; Nine. Helena Mod
jeska, the great Polish tragedienne;
Richard Golden, Carl F. w. Ahrendt,
John w. Albaugh, Mrs. Elite Hen
derson, Lionel Brough, the English
comedien; Geo. w. Moore, the pio-
neer American minstrel; Heinrich
Conried, the actor-manager of New
York; Henry Wolfsohn and Nine.
Apollonia Maretzek, an old-time oper-
attic star.
The list of artists and art critics
removed by death during the year in
cludes the German sculptor Anton
Hesse, the French sculptor Alex.
Carpenter; Hermann Maulbach,
the famous German painter Of chill
dren; George Herbert McCord, land
scape and marine; Edward H. Bar
nard, landscape; Mrs. Jennette Shep-
herd Loop, portrait; J. Otis Minott,
miniature; Francois Emile Michel,
the French artist and critic; Gull
laume Dubufe, John Knowlton Ar
mold, Edward John Gregory, Louis
Loeb, Jules Clement Chaplain, John
r. TAFT. Jean Paul Selinger, James
d. Smile, Francis Lathrop ana VIM
Powell Firth; Emmanuel Poire (Car-
an d'Ache), the French cartoonist;
Charles Green Bush, the American
cartoonist, and Charles M. Murtz,
director of the Buffalo Fine Arts
academy.
Among the distinguished composers
and musicians who died during the
year were Dudley Buck, the organist
and composer; Joachim Andersen, the
Danish composer and conductor;
Isaac Albeniz, Spanish composer;
Charles Bordes and Francis Thome,
French composers; Sally Liebling, the
German pianist; Louis E. E. Rey,
Benjamin J. Lang, Richard Hoffman,
dean of the New York musicians:
Frederick r. Burton, an authority of
Indian music and many others.
The list of victims which death
picked from among the great philan-
thropists and social reformers of the
world during the year includes Will
liam Lloyd Garrison. the merchant
stadt, known as the uncrowned
pope of Russia" Charles n. Critten-
ton, founder of the Florence Critten-
ton homes for women; VIM. Henry
Baldwin. Mass; John Stewart Ken
nedy, New York; VIM. Christie Her.
ron, Ohio; VIM. Connell, Pa; Gener-
al VIM. J. Palmer, Colorado, and
David Jackson, California
The roll would not be complete
without the names of a number of
distinguished men and women, re-
moved by death during the year,
who do not properly belong in any of
the categories mentioned. Among
them were Geronimo, the noted
Apache chief; the widow of Ferdi-
nand de Lessepps, of Suez and Pan
anna canal fame; Marquis Costa de
Beauregard, the French academician;
George Thornhill Angel. Friend of
the Dumb Animals: Mrs. Anna Eliza
Hubbard, the famous Civil war nurse !;
Stephen Therry, founder of the Holy
Name society; Louis Prang, father of
lithography in the United States;
Mrs. Carrie Burnham Kilgore, the
first woman lawyer in Pennsylvania
Mrs. J. Addison Hayes, a daughter of
Jefferson Davis; Mrs. Elizabeth Tay-
lor cambridge, a former mistress of
the White House; Captain Thomas
Phelan, the Irish-American patriot
and soldier of fortune; State Senator
Patrick H. McCarren of New York
John Ferguson Hume, the noted abo-
litionist; Baron Gutenberg, the rep
resentative of the Jews before the
Russian government; Elias Jackson,
C"Lucky") Baldwin, the veteran
man; Rudolph Lexow, one of the
survivors of the German revolution
ir 1S4S, and Alonzo E. Horton, foun-
der of San Diego, Cal