Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-31
DEATH PARTIAL ID SHINING
 MARKS DURING PAST YEAR

, Lowering, Of Massachusetts,. James
 Breck Perkins. of New York: Sam uei l.. Gilmore, of Louisiana; Char
 les o Tirrell. of Massachusetts; wm. W. Foalkrod and Joel Cook.
 both of Pennsylvania; ex-congress- | men William Baker, of Kansas; Louis F. Atkinson. of Pennsylvania Warren O. Arnold, of Rhode Island
 Jesse overstreet, of Indiana: Frank C. Wachter of Maryland: Wharton Green, of North Carolina: Franklin
 Bound. of Pennsylvania; General
 Adoriam J. Warner. of Ohio: James
 Clark McGrew. of West Virginia:
 Francis II. Wilson of New YorE and Simon P. wolyerton, of Pennsyi-
 vania.
 Among the political leaders re Ismoyed by death during the year were James o'Conner. M P, the
 Irish Nationalist: Chas. McArthur, N. P. prominent Untonist member from Liverpool: John " Breidenthal. formerly leader of the Kansas Pop ulists: Benjamin Hanford, the So- cialist leader; Wesley R. Andrews, chairman of the Republican State Committee of Pennsylvania: Simeon
 BrownelE the noted abolitionist and prohibitionist; Horace A Taylor, for merly prominent political leader in Wisconsin; General Charles R Brayton, the Republican Boss" or Rhode Island; Adolphe Defarge, member of the French Senate and advocate of free education, and Mrs. Anna Josephine Savage. writer and agitator for Woman's Suffrage.
 Among the distinguished army officers who answered the last call
 were Major-General Daniel Fl. Fucker. a veteran of the Mexican and civil wars. Newton NJ. Curtis, St Clair A Mulholland and Wesley Merritt. all on the retirel list of the U. S. Army: Gen. Edward P Alexander, the noted Confederate soldier and writer; Gen J. P. s. Gobin. former Commander cf the C. A R.; Lieut. Col Edmond c. Fechet, U. s. A., ret, the noted h. dian fighter. and Sir Wm. F. But Ter, of the British army
 The naval service deplores tGe loss of Rear Admirals Nehemiah M. Dyer, James Entwistle. Philip Hicn- born. Bowman H. McCalla. Thos. H. Locker, Jataes Hawke. Walter K. Scofield, Charles R. Rocker and John J. Read, all on the retired list of the United States Navy; Admiral Juan Williams, the Father of the Chilean Navy"
 The Church lost many distin- guished representatives during the year, among them Cardinal Satolli. first Apostolic Delegate to the United States; Cardinal Ssnminia- telli: Bishops Cyrus D. Foss ana Henry ". Spellmsry, of the NJ. F. church; John Dowden, Epic. bishop of Edinburgh; Edward King. Bishop of Lincoin, England; Vim. Nelson Mcvickar. P. E. Bishop of Rhode Island; Bishop Edward J. Dunne, of Dallas, Tex; Most Rev. Vim. DaI- rymple Maclagan, formerly Arch. bishop of York; Bishop John wes. ley Smith, of the African M. F. church; Rev. Henry Hafr1s Jes- sup, 5S years Presbyt missionary in Syria; Rev Edward P. Hammond. the evangelist; Rev. Dr. Jerome D. Davis. 40 years American mission ary in Japan. and Rev. Annis Ford Eastman, the first woman ever or dained minister of the Congregation- alist church.
 The Supreme Court of the United States lost two of it's 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, wh, were renov- ed by death during the year were Charles H. Truax, Edward Patterson, Edgar L. Furnman, Charles Donohue, former justices of the New York Supreme Court; ex-Judgs James B. Shepard, North Caro'ina, ex-Judge John Lathrop Massachusetts: James D. Fox, chief justice of the Missouri Supreme Curt: Judge Albert c. Thompson, of the U. S. District Court at Cincinnati; The Bar lost Henri Barboux. the eminent French lawyer; Sidney Webster. an author ity on international law; Morr's ]. Cochran. an authority on mining law; Edwin Walker, the Dean of the Chicago Bar. Naj-r Richard N venable. she noted Maryland lawyer and Lloyd w Bowers. SoIicitor-Gen- eral of the United states.
 Science lost many noted scholars and investigators. among them pr.
 Robert Koch the ymous German
 bactsrf -Iogist: Prof. Giovanni v. SchiapareIH. the astronomer who first observed the canals on Mars: Johann Gottfried Gale, the German
 astronomer who first observed the planet Neptune; Paoio Mantegazza,
 the Italian anthropos gist: Prof. Frusr van IQrdeu inc German cor