Bisbee daily review., 1910-12-31


 victims. without the least regard fer their rank or station. their i'm pertance or usefulness in life. With opt discrimination he has levied grim tribute from high and tow, leaving it to the survivors to mourn over the losses which they suffered individually or as integrals Of hu- manity as a whole
 The ranks of royalty were in- vsded by Death during the year just ending. chief among the victims being King Edward VII. of England. Other less distinguished, members of royal families, who died daring the year were Princess Fedo.a. youngest sister of the German Eu- press: the Duke D'Olencon, grandson of King Louis Philippe. and Prince Francis of Teck. brother of Queen Mary of Engiend
 Among the members of nobility who joined their ancestors were Count Goetz won Seckendorff, at one time Grand Master of the German Court; Marquis de Massa, secretary to Napoleon H.; the Duke of Yer agua, a direct descendant of Co lumbas; William Grey. Earl of Stam- ford and Victor, Prime d'Esssling.
 Heads of governments were not spared by Death during the year 1910. One of the earliest victims was Jose Domingo de Obaldia presi- dent of Panama. The next to join the silent majority was Nord Alexis formerly President of Haiti. Chile suffered a double loss by the death of it's president, Pedro Montt and that of Elias Fernandez Albano. Ntts acting president, only a few months later. One of the victims Of death among the rulers on the Eastern Hemisphere was Azad-el- Mulk, the regent Of Persia, another was Said Mohammed Rakhim Bah adur, Khan of Khiva.
 Many nations mourn the loss dur ing the wear OC disting Iisbed states. men and high government officials. The United States lost Holm q Car lisle. former Speaker of the Horse of Representatives. UTsIted States Senator from, Kentucky and score tary of the treasury urider Ciava- land and Charles H. Tread. formerly treasurer of the United SHstes. ,rso Henry Martyr Hoyt, coul .,S..s for the Department Of State. f.erran,, deplores the loss of Count lido yon Stoiberg- -Wernigerode, president of the Reichstag; England, of J. Foyntz Spencer, Eearl Spencer. for mer1y a distinguished member of the Gladstone cabinet; Japan. that of ViscoQnt Arasuke Some, the great statesman; Russia, of Serge Andreie- wick Aouromtsey, the first presi dent fthe Duma. The list also in- cludes Ignaeio Mariscal, for 30 years head of the Mexican Depart. nent of Foreign Affairs; Caesar Borja. distinguished statesman Of Ecuado, and Boutros Pasha Ghali the Egyptian premier, who vas assassinated.
 Unusually large is the number of deaths which occurred among the active or former diplomatic repre- sentatives Of nations. The list in- ci0des, in chronological order, Joa-. sain Nabuco. Brazilian ambassador te the United States; Vim. F. Ora per. formerly American ambassador to Italy; John A. Kasson. formerly t. s. Minister D Austria and Ger. many; Edward H. Terrell. formerly U. 8. Minister to Belgium; Owe Guide, Norwegian minister to the United States; AleDxander J. Nelidoff, the Russian diplomat and president or the second Hague Conferences; John L Peak formerly U. s Minister to Switzerland; Casper s. Crowlnshieh. American Consul at Naples; Lain- bert Tree. formerly Minister to Ru.s sia and Belgium; Domingo Cana, , the Chilean diplomat; Prince Fran cis Hatfield, at one time German ambassador to England. and Senor Don Anibal Cruz. envoy extraordI- nary and minister plenipotentiary from Chile.
 During te year just ending not single state Of the Union lost it's governor by death. But. among the former governors Seath reaped a rich harvest. the list including the following ex-Governors: Ge-rge T. Wert~.of New Jersey: Robert Lowry Of hissiissippi; John L. Beyeridge, of Illinois. John H. Mickey, os Ne brasha; John H. McGraw, of Wash ineton; William c. Ostes. of As bazna. Napoleon BoDanarte Broward, of Florida; W E. Stanley of Kan sss and Allen D. Candler, of Georgia.
 The ranks of United States sen- ators and of active and former Rep resentatives in Congress were thin ned to a considerable extent The list compromised Senators Thos. C. f1att. of New York: Samuel Douglas McEnery, of Louisiana; John ".
 1n1e3. of Virginia; Jonathan P A1zlfvcr, of Iowa and Alexander
 epAens Clay. of Georria: and ex- ' 41oB eSssge H. Williams. who 71 n&1<Fuov-~ouornI Su~fn~ Are ufso