Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-31
Deaths Toll Among The Great Grim Reaper Aims High Often in the Year Of
 Our Lord 1911

of the NJ. E. church and the follow
 ing P F. bishops; Vim. Paret, of
 Maryland; Alex II. vinton, of West
 Mass; Edward F. Atwin of West Mo.
 Ozi W. Whitaker, of Pa; Alex Mackay 1 smith, of Pa. and John Mills Kendrick or Arizona and New Mexico.
 Literature deplores the loss of Da, 1 yld Graham Phillips, Mrs. Elizabeth 1 stuart Phelps Ward, George Cary 1 Eggleston, Thomas Wentworth Hig- ! glnson, Vaughn Kester, Antonio Fo- l gazzaro, Mrs. Katherine Cecil Thurs ton, William Clark Russell, Mrs. Ar I thur Stannard John Strange Winter) 1 and Harry Kellogg Durland.
 The stage was impoverished by the
 death of Danman Thompson, sydney Brough, Rose Eytinge. Wright Lori
 mer, Edward Harrigan and Harold kyrle BelIew.
 Other noted dead of the year are,
 Paul Morton, president of the Eduit-
 able Life Assurance society and sec retary of the navy under President
 Roosevelt; Tom L. Johnson, four
 times mayor Of Cleveland; Edwin A.
 Abbey, the noted American artist;
 John W. Gates, American financier;
 Sir William Gilbert, the librettist of
 'Pinafore' and 'Mikado." Mrs. Carrie
 Nation, the militant temperance ad-
 yocate; Sir Robert Hart, the emin-
 ent authority of Chinese commercial
 affairs; Rear Admiral Winfield Scott
 Schley, U. C. iN-, ret. the hero Of San
 uago; John lR. Walsh, formerly a prominent Chicago banker; Ida Lew
 IS Wilson, the famous keeper of the Lime Rock lighthouse, Newport, R. l.; Joseph Pulitzer, proprietor of the New York World and the St. Louis Post-Dspatch; Eugene F. Ware, form CT commissioner of pensions and writ CT of poetry under the name Iron quil'; Gen. Clement A. Evans, former commanderrin-chief of the United Confederate veterans; Col. John James McCook, noted soldier of the CIVIL war and famous New York cor poTtation lawyer; Cornelius N. Bliss, secretary of the interior under Mo klnley and many years treasurer of the republican national committees; John Biglow, diplomat and author; Sir John Aird, the builder of the As souan dam; Rear Admiral Charles Stillman STerry, U. s. N. ret; Col Wm c. Green, copper mine operator; G}h FerS Sinand c. Lagrot,e, Eeven times mayor of Baltimore; Sir Franc is Galton, the noted English explorer and author; Gen. Piet A. Cronjo, not ed Boer leader in the war with Eng land; Rear Admiral Silas W. Terry, U. s. N, ret; Baron Albert von Roths- child, the Vienna banker; Sir Casper PurduE Clarke, former director of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York; Charles Frederick Noberiy Bell, managing director of the Lon don Times; Edward A. MoseIey, sec retNry of the Interstate Commerce commission and an authority on rail. road safety; John Passmore Edwards the English publicist, philanthropist and peace advocate; Halsey Cooley Ives, director Of the St Louis Muse. um Of Art; Gustav Mahler, the emin ent composer and conductor: Felix Motts director Of the Royal Opera at Munich; Rear Admiral John C. Ere mont, [. $. N.,; Prof. Francis Andrew March, the noted philolOgist, Herbert G- Squires, former U. s. minister to
 Panama and Cuba Rear Admiral James H.Sands, U. $. N., ret; II. Vic tor Newcomb, former president of the Louisville & Nashville railroad: Thomas Bail, the sculptor: Sir Joseph Dalton Hooker, tEc uosad English and naturalist; Bartlett Tripp, ambassador to Austria under Cley eland; Irving Bedell Dudley, American Ambassador to Brazil: Charles $. Francis, former American ambassador 10 Austria and Baron Gastaye Samuel James de Rothschud Of the Paris branch of the house og