The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-12-31

pan, and Rev. Annis Ford EASTMAN
the first woman ever ordained minister
of the Congregational church
The supreme Court of the United
states lost two OF it's most distinguish
ed members. Chief Justice Melville
1 Weston Fuller. and associate justice
David Josiah Brewer Among the
ridges of the supreme courts of differ
cnt states. who were removed by death
during the year were Charles H. Tru-
AK. Edward Patterson, Edgar l.. Furs-
man. Charles Donohue, former justices
of the New York Supreme Court; ex-
Judge James b. Shepard. North Car
DINA, ex-Judge Lathrop, Massachu-
sets; James ID. FOX, chief justice of
the Missouri Supreme Court; Judge
Albert c. Thompson, of the Y. $.
District Court at Cincinnati The Bar
lost Henri Barbour, the eminent
French lawyer; Sidney Webster. an
authority on international law; Morris
| j. Cochran an authority of mining
law; Edwin Walker, the Dean OF the
Chicago Bar; Major Richard M. Ven
able. the noted Maryland lawyer and
Lloyd W. Bowers, Solicitor General
of the United states.
Science lost may noted scholars and
Investigators. among them Or. Robert
Koch, the famous German bacteriolo-
gist; Prof Giovanni V. Schiaparelli,
the astronomer who first observed the
canals on Mars: Johann Gottfried Gal
lie. the German astronomer. who first
observed the planet Neptune: Paolo
Mantegazza, the Italian anthropolo-
gist: Prop Ernst van Leydcn. the Ger
man cancer specialist; Alexander Ag-
ASST. the noted American scientist and
mining engineer; Prof. Cyrus Thomas,
the great authority on North American
Indians: HormuZd Rassam, the Assyr-
iologist; DIR. Harry w. jayne. authority
on coal tar products; Dr. VIM. NJ.
Cray. X-Ray specialist DR.. Bigelow II.
Sanborn. expert on brain diseascs: Ed
ward Il, CARROT. meteorological; Sir
William Higgins the lInglish astrono-
amer; Charles Staninland Wake. an
thropologist: DR. Charles Fahlberg.
German chemist; VIM. T. u ID. Scott.
orinthologist; Rudolph ChnobalS the
Vienna gynecologist; Or. Henry Wurtz
the noted chemist and metallurgist
and Uriah Cummings, the authority
on cement and concrete.
The cause of education has suffered
great losses by the death Of large
number of distinguished educators,
among them being Prof. VIM. James of
Harvard the philosopher and phycholo-
gist: Prof James Barr Ames, dean of
the Harvard Law School: Prof. Sam
uel 5. Sanford, formerly of Yale; VIM.
Bradley Rising. emeritus professor of
chemistry, Univ. of California; DR.
Edward III. Merrell. formerly presi-
dent of Ripon College, Wis; Dr. Eben
Alexander, former dean of the Univ. of
North Carolina; DIR. Chas. O. Day. for
merly president of Andover Theological
Seminary; VIM. Graham Sumner. pro-
fessor of political and social science,
Yale; George +. Barker, emeria Pro-
fessor of physics, Univ. of Pal Lu-
cius w. Hoyt, dean of the law DEPART
ment, Univ of Denver; George Pierce
Garrison, professor of history. Univ.
of Texas; Samuel Ross Winansl pro-
fessor of Greek, Princeton; Charles III.
Shaw, professor of biology, Uniy. OF
Pa; Lewis A. Rhoades. professor of
Germanic languages and literature.
Ohio state Univ; Alexander L. Mel
son. more than fifty years professor
of mathematics, Washington & Lee
Univ; ]. f. Matzke. professor of Ro-
manic languages, Stanford Univ;
Matthew Henry Buchanan, president
of the Univ. of Vermont and Rev.
Sylvester f. Scovel, president of the
American branch of the international
Peace Society. and former president
of Wooster Univ. Ohio.
Many noted authors have been ST.
fenced by the hand of death during the
year. The places of some of them, like
Count Leo Tolstoi. Mark Twain, Born
stjerne Bjornson. Mrs. Julia Ward
Howe and Goodwin Smith will be hard
to fill. The long list also includes
James Hannay. the Canadian historian,
DIR. Wills De Hass. historian and arch
eaologist; Louis Edouard Rod, the
French novelist; Rev. Edward Lord
Clark, Psychologist; Orville James
Victor, historian of the Civil War per-
iod; Viscount Marie Eugene de Vogue.
author and member of the French Ac-
ademy; Myra Kelly (Mrs. Allan Mac
Naugihton), who wrote delightful stor-
les about the children i'm the New
York slums: Frederick James Furni-
vail. the English Shakespeare scholar;
VIM. j. Rolfe. of Massachusetts. also
O. noted Shakespeare scholar: Leopold
Delisle, the French historian; Albert
Vandal the French acadenician and
historian; Mrs. Rebecca Harding
Davis. novelist: VIM. Vaughn Moody:
Rev. DIR. Ludwig Holmes of Chicago, |
writer of Swedish sagas; James Froth- |
ingham Hunnewell, the Massachusetts
historian; Wilhelm Raabe, the Grman
novelist and Melville Delaney Landon |
CEli II. Perkins). author and lee
turer.
The world OF art was not SPARED by |
the hand of the grim harvester and |
mourns the loss of many noted men, |
among them the painters Sir William |