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

d. Oh the frOLcSlanL EpISCOpdl
church; Bishops Charles B. Galloway
and Seth Ward of the Methodist
Episcopal church south; DR.. Daniel
Ayres Goodsell, M. E. bishop of New
York; Archbishop Roerdan, primate
of the Danish church, and three ia
nous preachers, Edward Everett
Hale Of Boston, Theo. L. Cuyler of
Brooklyn and VIM R. Huntington of
New York.
The bench and the bar lost many
shining lights, among them Associate
Justice Rufus w. Peckham of the U.
s. supreme court; George Fitz Glib
bon, lord justice of appeal in Ireland
since 1878; Frederick de Martens,
the Russian expert on international
law, and VIM. T. Pipes, attorney gen.
eral of Nova Scotia.
4 Education deplores the loss from
it's ranks of Carroll D. Wright, pres
ident Clark college; Marcus Dods of
Edinburgh university, Rev. John M.
Lang, chancellor of Aberdeen uni
versity; Jules Ernest Naville of &C.
neva; Professor Ernst Won Halle, the
| German economist and educator; Dr.
B. L. Virgins, vice chancellor of the
University of the South; DR.. James
H. Carlisle, president emeritus of
Wofford college. South Carolina, and
one of the two surviving signers of
the Ordinance of Secession, and Dr.
VIM. Torrey Harris, former q. s.
commissioner Of education
| Among men prominent in finance,
industry and commerce death reaped
bountiful harvest during the year
| The roll includes Edward H. Harri-
man, the railroad kind; Henry H.
| Rogers. of the Standard Oil company;
Robert Hoe. manufacturer of printing
presses; Colonel Attila Cox, railroad
magnate; Sir Frederick VIII, organ
izer of the Imperial Tobacco company
of Great Britain; J. o. Carter of Ha-
wall; Wesley Hunt Tilford, vice
president of the Standard Oil COM
pany; Dr. Heinrich Wiegan, director
| general of the North German Lloyd;
AmZi L. Barber of the Barber AS
| phalt company; Peter Fenelon Col
lier, the New York publisher; Dana
Estes. the Boston publisher; Robert
| Pitcairn, for SO years of the Pennsy-
vania 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 COM
pany; VIM. Purcell, the Mexican fl
nancier and railroad owner and the
| bankers Arson R. Flower, Silas B.
butcher, John c. Brown and Cor
nelius c. Cuyler of New York, Lag
arus Silverman of Chicago and TheO.
Harris of Louisville, Ky.
Four distinguished inventors Joined
the silent majority during the year.
Major Edmond Louis Gray Zalinski,
L. S. A, retired, the inventor of the
dynamite gun and other appliances
OF war; John DENIM Hall: Dr. Theo
X. Timby, one of the inventors of the
revolving turrets used on warships
and Charles B. Wilmington, the in
Ventor of the Mccormick grain bin
der.
The profession of engineer, builder
and architect were invaded by death
during the year just ended and
among his victims were Jose F. de
Navarro builder of the first modern
apartment house in New York: Lieu
tenant Lucien Napoleon Bonaparte
Wyse, the French engineer and eX-
| plorer; Dr. H. c. Potter, founder and
| builder of the Pere Marquette rail-
road; Orrin S. Wood, who built the
first telegraph line from New York to
Philadelphia; Joseph Marshall Ora
ham. Joseph c.. Meredith, Leffort l..
Buck. Colonel John Mechan and Chas.
Fred. Wingate; also the architects
Charles Follen McMim, New York;
Theo. Minot Clark, Boston; Professor
Alfred Messed. Germany; Colonel
Elijah E. Myers and Theo. w. E. De
| Lemos.
The world of science lost num-
Der of distinguished men, among
them Cesare Lombroso the Italian
criminoogist; DR.. Anton Dohrn. BIZ
ologist; DR.. Vittorio Raffaele Mat
toucci, seismologist; Simon Newcomb
astronomer; Professor Emile Hansen
and DR.. Lorenzo Gates, botanists; DR..
William Jones, anthropologist; DR..
samuel June Barrows, criminologist;
DR.. VIM. Tillinghast Bull. the famous
surgeon; DR.. Thad A. Reamey.
/ gynaecologist; DR.. Robert A Murray.
DR.. Martin H. Boye, chemist; Henry
F. P. de Parville, DR.. George d.
| Dowonnt, George Picot, secretary of
the French Academy of Sciences and
DR.. William H. Edwards. the natural
ist
The year was unusually disastrous