Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1911-12-31

the noted men and wcmen who were
removed hv tho hard 90 death during
the wear inst closing. contains the
names Of many distin.ui~hc max
crs of history 40 home and abroad,
OF many leaders. statesmen. dplo-
mats and prominent members uf the
various professions. wer o. the
church scientists. educators. artists
md Others too numerous 10 mention
Among the prominent Americans
claimed bv death durine the year
were many closely Identified with
public NE John Marshall Harlan,
Associate Justice Of the a. : SUI
nr.me Court stephen Il. ElkIns. L.
$. Senator from West Virginia and
formerly Secretary 81 state under
President Harrison. and Vim. 2. Frye
for thirty years L. :. Senator from
Maine. were probably the three most
widely known. Tho list includes the
following T.. 5 Senators and ex-sen-
atcrs. Charles J. Hughes. OF Colo
RADIO: Albert Feard Kittredge, OF
South Dakota: George Wycklifte Nc
Bride. Of Oregon, ROGER Q. Mills, of
Texas. author Of the Mills tariff bill;
Tbos. II. Carter. twive L. s Senator
and founder of the Prudential Insur-
ance Co. OF America. Otherc were
Hiram 4. futile and John McLane.
both former governors Of New Aamp-
shire; George Washington Click.
former Governor OF Kansas; Frank
W. BENSON. secretary OF State and
former governor OF Oregon; Abiram
Chamberlain. ex-governor OF Connec-
ticut. Fletcher Dutton Proctor, form
er governor OF Vermont; Congress
men and congressman Nehemiah
nav Sperrv. Father OF the Rural
Free Delivery" system; Sydney +.
Mudd OF Maryland. Edmond n. Mad.
ison. Of Kansas, Henry Clay Louden.
slayer. OF New Jersey; James p Lat
"a. % Nebraska; Gen. George W.
Gordon. of Tennessee. Commander
in-chief Of the United Confederate
Veterans and James Proctor Knott,
and former Cover
nor Of Kentucky
Among the noted Canadians who
died during the year just closing
were Sir Charles \. 2. Pelletier,
Northumberland OF Quebec; De
sire Girorard. senior Judge OF the
supreme Court Of Canada Sir John
CARING. a former member OF the Can
adian cabinet; Louis ]. Forget, mem
bcr Of the Senate; George Johnson.
former chief statistician Of Canada.
Archbishop Denis O'Connor and
Archbishop Fergus Patrick McEvcy.
of Toronto: Rev. William Patrick
principal Manitoba Presbyterian Col
idgei haNcs Bels professor n sur-
cory, MNill University. and Israel
NJ Ross, a prominent railroad build
or of western Canada
Among the noted foreieners called
by death during the past year were
many statesmen and men II affairs
known throughout the world, includ-
ing Peter A. Stolypin. Premier OF
Russia Baron Northco,e formerly
Goyernor-Genoral of Australia; Sir
Charles Duke, q prominent leader OF
the Liberal party in England; Rucna-
ventura Correoso. eX-Presidcnt Of
Panama Baron Family, former Hun
garian Premier. Maurice Rouvier,
twice Premier OF France; Martinez
0ampos. president OF the Supreme
Court OF Spain; Henry Maurice Der.
teauX, French Minister of War; Gen
Hrun. former French Ministe. OF
War. Prof Nasuchika Shimose. in
ycntor Of the high explosive used by
the Japanese Navy and Marquis Juta-
no komura. former Minister Of For
eipn Affairs Of Japan The list also
includes Princess Clotilde aunt Of
he present King OF Italy: Maria Pia.
formerly Queen Dowager of Portugal
and Louise, nowager Duchess Of Dew
onshire
The list of noted churchmen re-
moved by death during the year in
cud,s Archbishop Patrick j Ryan
oi Philadelphia. Bishop Auel slime
Ven de- Vvver o; Richmond and
Bishop Thomas PonaClm Of Lincoln.
an of the r. g Church; Bishops vii.
lard VI. Malalicu and Oscar Penn
FITZGERALD OF the W, +. Church and
the following p. f. bishops Nm.
Paret, Of Maryland; Alex. II Niuton.
of West Mass. Edward Wis Ken
drick, II Arizona and New MEXICO.
Literature deplores the loss OF
David Graham Phillips, Mrs Eliza.