New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-11
THE DEATH ROLL.

"arv nersons of importance die?" asked
Busy Man.
"Nrs Mary Carter Kingdom. mother or
ure George ]. Gould. died at the Hotel
pit Paris. Of diabetes. DR.. Carl Beck
,or,,,or president of St Marks Hospital
and a nrominent surgeon in this city. died
at his summer home al remain heights
from pneumonia. Carrie Nation. the Kan
sas saloon smasher. died In Leavenworth
from paress.
"Marouis Emilio de Ojeda. formerly Span
ish Minister in Washington and King AL
fonso's ambassador to the Vatican at the
,ir,e &c the rupture Of diplomatic relations
between the Madrid government and the
Holy See. died at Biarritz. Dr. Edward
Mills Grace. the oldest brother OF the ia
NOUS family Of cricketers, died in Glouces-
tcrshire England at the age OF seventy.
He played cricket for over sixty years
Edward Harrigan actor. writer and chief
character of the 'liulligan Guards plays.
died at his house. No 2S9 West 102d street.
from heart disease David Frank Lloyd,
Assistant Attorney General Of the United
States in charge Of the governments Gus
.omss litigation. died at the home of his
brotherin-law, L. ]. Russell. No. ESQ Dwight
street. New Haven. William c. Hall, VINO
rowed stroke oar on Bob Cooks original
| varsity crew at Yale in 1875 and who
PLAYED on the first lacrosse team In New
York. died at his home, No. % West 9th
street. from paralysis. Senator Maurice
Rouv,er. twice Premier Of France. died at
his home in Neuilly- Seine. suburb OF
Paris. OF pulmonary congestion. Professor
Edward b. Voorhees, of Rutgers College,
and president of the New Jersey state
Board Of Agriculture. died at New Bruins
wick. aged fifty-hve years. Rear Admiral
, Edward ID. Robie, retired, died at his home
i'm Washington Mrs Richard Peters. eigh-
ty-seven years old mother OF Richard Pc
tiers, jr.. Of philadelphia, secretary OF the
PENNSYLVANIA Steel Company. and OF Ralph
Peters, president of the Long Island Rail-
roa6. died in Atlanta. Thomas Fl. Davis,
theatrical manager. who travelled around
the world for p. T. Barnum and discovered
the sacred white elephant and many freaks
for the Snowman, died at his home on South
Lexington avenue, White Plains. Henry
Abbey, poet and litterateur died at sana-
forum at Tenafy. n. j. General X. b.
Brinkerhoff, eighty-four years old, states
man and prison reformer, died at his ono
home Mrs William Elliott. daughter OF
David Belasco, the New York theatrical
manager died from an affection OF the
| lunXs following an attack Of pneumonia al
| Colorado Springs She was married last
| January. Charles II. Jackson. Princeton
law graduate and member of prominent
/ family at Newark. y. j. died from poison
az the summer home of a. u. March. at
/ Horseshoe Park, Col Jackson's friends as
cert that the poison was taken by mistake
The Rev. Or. Arthur Tappan Pierson, tor
twenty-three years editor Of The MISSION
ory Review and a leader in missionary
work. died from general debility IN MS
home No. 1927 Dean street Brooklyn lie
was seventv-fve years old. Louis l.. Beau
| tien eightv-nine years sf age. a Civil war
eteran. who assisted in carrying President
Lincoln out of Fords Theatre. In Washing
ton after the latter was shot, and VINO
,thol guard in front of the house where
the President passed away, died In Detroit
William Russell Dudley, sixty-tWo years
old. emeritus professor Of systematic botany
IN Leland Stanford Junior University. died
| there from tuberculosis. Major +. y. Lit
.IefzId. veteran Of the Civil War pioneer
! peu,snaperman Of the West and friend
and co.worker Of Mark Twain, died In MS
home at ogden. Utah. Mark Bailey dled
NJ his home in New Haven He was IN
structor of elocution at Yale for fifty years
and coached President Lincoln in the art oil