Bisbee daily review., 1911-12-31

the noted men and women who wery
 removed by the hand of death durinl
 the year just closing, contains tht names of many distinguished maker.
 of history, at home and abroad, 0
 many leaders, statesmen, diplomats | and prominent members of the Yari
 ous professions, men of the church scientists, educators, artists and oth [ CTS too numerous to mention
 Among the prominent Americans
 claimed by death during the year were many closely Identified with
 public life. John Marshall Harlan associate justice of the U. s. supreme
 court; stephen B. Elkins, U. s. sen
 ator from West Virginia and formerly secretary of state under President
 Harrison. and Wm. P. Frye, for thirty
 years U. s. senator from Maine, were
 probably the most widely known. The
 list includes the following U. s. sen ators and ex-senators: Charles J. Hughes, of Colorado: Albert Beard Kittredge, of South Dakota: George
 Wykliffe McBride, of Oregon; Roger o. Mills, of Texas, author of the Mills tariff bill; Thos. H. Carter, twice U. $. senator and founder of the Pru- dential Insurance Co. of America. Others were Hiram A. Futile and John McLane, both former governors of New Hampshire; George Washing ton Click, former governor of Kan sas; Frank w. Benson, secretary of state and former governor of Oregon; Abiram Chamberlain, ex-governor of Connecticut; Fletcher Dutton Proctor former governor of Vermont; Con gressman and ex-Congressman Neh- emiah Day Sperry, Father of tho Rural Free Delievery" system; Syd- ney E. Mudd, of Maryland; Edmond H. Madison, of Kansas; Henry Clay Loudenslager, of New Jersey; James P. Latta, of Nebraska; Gen. George w. Gordon of Tennessee, Commander in-Chief of the United Confederate veterans and James Proctor Knott, eX-Congressman and former governor of Kentucky.
 Among the noted Canadians who died during the year just closing were Sir Charles A. P. Pelletier, Lieu. tenanUGovernor of Quebec; Desire Girouard. senior judge of the supreme court of Canada; Sir John Carling, former member of the Canadian cab inet of Canada Archbishop Dennis O'Connor and Archbishop Fergus Pat rick McEyoy, of Toronto; Rev. Will liam Fatrick, principal Manitoba Pres byteMan college; James Bell, pro lessor of surgery, McGil University, and Israel NJ. Ross, a prominent rail. road builder of western Canada.
 Among the noted foreigners called by death during the past year were many statesmen and men of affairs known throughout the world, includ- ing Peter A Stolypin, Premier of Rus sia. Baron Northcote, formerly gov-l ernor-general of Australia; Sir Chas. Dilke, a prominent leader of the lib- eral party in England; Buenaventura Correoso, ex-president of Panama; Baron Banffy, former Hungarian Pre- mier: Maurice Rouyier, twice premier of France; Martinez CampOs, presi- dent of the supreme court of Spain; Henry Maurice BerteauX, French min ister of war; Gen. Brun, former French minister of war; Prof. Ma suchika Shimose, inventor of the high explosive used by the Japenese navy and Marquis Jutar0 Komura, former minister of foreign affairs of Japan. The list also includes Princess ClO-I tilde, aunt of the present king of It. ally; Marie Pia, formerly Queen Dow ager Of Portugal and Louise, DowageT 1 Duchess of Devonshire.
 The list of noted churchmen re- ! moved by death during the year in- cludes Archbishop Patrick Ryan Of Philadelphia; Bishop Augustine Van de Vyver. Of Richmond and Bishop Thomas Bonacum of Lincoln. all of the R. C. Church; Bishops Willard F. | Mallalfeu and Oscar Peen Fitzgerald l