The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-01-02

South: DR. Daniel Ayres Gaodsell
Methodist Episcopal bishop of New
York; Archbishop Roerdan. primate OF
the Danish church. and three famous
preachers. Edward Everett Hale. oil
Boston. Theodore T.. Cuyier or Brook
iyn. and William r. Huntington ot
New York.
The bench and the bar lost many
shining lights. among them Associate
Justice Rufus W. Peckham. of the
United States supreme court; Gerald
Fitz Gibbon. lord justice of appeal In
Ireland since 1873: Frederick de Maar-
tens, the Russian expert on interna-
tionai law. and William r. Pipes. at
torney general OF Nova Scotia.
Education deplores the loss from its
ranks Of Carroll y. Wright. president
or Clarke college: Marcus Dods, Of
Edinburgh university: Rev. John VI.
Lang. chancellor nf Aberdeen univer-
sity: Jules Ernest Naville. Of Geneva !:
Professor Ernst Won Halle. the Ger
man economist and educator: DIR. n.
l.. Virgins. vice-chancellor of the
university of the South; DIR. James IL.
Carlisle. president omenitus of wof-
ford college. South Carolina. and one
of the two surviving signors of the
ordinance secession. and DR.. William
Torrcy Harris. former United States
commissioner Of education
Among men prominent in finance,
industry and commerce. death reaped
boumtiful harvest during the year
The roll includes Edward II. Hartman.
the railroad king: Henry Fl. Rogers.
Of the Standard Oil company: Robert
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Colonel Attila Cox. railroad magnate:
Sir Frederick VIII. organizer of the
Imperial Tobacco company or Great
Britain: j. q. Carter, of Hawaii: wes-
ley Hunt Tilford. vice-president of the
Standard Oil company: DIR. Heinrich
Wiegand. director general Of the North
German Lloyd: AMI l.. Barber. of the
Barber Asphalt company; Peter Fene-
Ion Collier. the New York publisher;
Dana Estes, the Boston publisher:
Robert Pitcairn. for 80 years of the
Pennsylvania railroad: Colonel Albert
A. Pope. bicycle and motor manufac-
turer; William Watson. of the cunard
line: Edward A. Jones. founder of the
Metropolitan Life insurance company:
William Purcell. the Mexican finan-
cier and railroad owner and the bank
ers. Arson r. Flower. Silas b. butcher.
John G. Brown and Cornelius c. Guy
Ter Of New York. Lazarus Silverman
of Chicago. and Theodore Harris of
Louisville. Ky.
Four distinguished inventors Joined
the silent majority during the year.
Major Edmond Louis Gray Zalinski.
United States of America. retired, the
inventor Of the dynamite gun and
other appliances of war: John DENIM,
Hall: DIR. Theodore r. Timby. one Of
the inventors Of the revolving turrets
used on warships, and Charles B.
Wilmington. the inventor of the Nc.
Cormick grain binder
The professions OF engineer. builder
and architect were invaded by death
during the year just ending and among
his victims We're Jose +. de Navarro,
builder of the first modern apart
ment house in New York: Lieutenant
Lucien Napoleon Bonaparte wyso, the
French engineer and explorer; DIR. II.
G. Potter, founder and builder of the
Pere Marquette railroad: Orrin =.
Wood. who built the first telegraph
line from New York to Philadelphia:
Joseph Marshall Graham. Joseph G.
Meredith. Leffort l.. Buck. Colonel
John aiechan and Charles Fred Win
gate; also the architects. Charles Fol-
len McKim, New York: Theodore
Minot Clark. Boston; Professor Alfred
Messed, Germany; Colonel Elijah E.
Myers and Theodore W. L. De Lemos.
The world of science lost number
of distinguished men. among them Ce-
sare Lomhroo. the Italian criminolo-
pi nr AMI
Vittorio Raffaelo Gates. botanists; DR..
William Jones, anthropologist; Dr.
Samuel June Barrows, criminologist;
DIR. William Tillinghast Bull. the RIM
Gus surgeon: DIR. Thadius A. Reamev,
gynaecoloSist: DIR. Robert A. Murray,
DIR. Martin IL. Boye. chemist: Henry
+. T. de Par,ille. DR. George ID. Dow
konnt. George Picot, secretary of the
French ACADEMY of sciences. and DR..
William II. Edwards. the naturalist.
The year was unusually disastrous
I" the world of literature. Among the
distinguished poets. novelists and dra.
matists removed by death. were Ca
tulle Mendos. Marion Crawford,
George Meredith. Rosa Nenchette
Carey, Mary Evelyn Moore Davis. Ar
thur William ABeckett. Ernst Won
Wildenhrnch. Hesba Stretton. the
Countess de chahrilion, Mrs. Sara
King Wiley Drnmmond. Mrs. Elinor
Maccartney Lane, Algernon Charles
Swinhnrne, Stofan Won Kotze. Charles
Warren Stoddard. Olive Logan. Mrs.
Augusta Evans Wilson. Sarah orne
Jewett. A. Karpeles. Baron Detlaf Won
lilienernn, Sir Theodore Martin.
George Manville Fem. John b. Tabb.
William CLYDE Fitch. the playwright.
and Naphtali Horz lmher. the Yiddisb
poet.
Deaths harvest among newspaner
writer's. editors and Others belonging
To the fourth estate included Richard
Watson Glider. Colonel Alexander X.
Mcclure. William NJ. Laffan. of the
New York Sun. Raymond A Patterson.
Washington correspondent of the Chi
caso Tribune: Leopold Sonneman.
founder Of the Frankfnrter Zeitung:
Albert Pulitzer. formerly of New York:
Paschal Grousset. the French journal
list: Horace ST George Noules, editor