The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-01

Cana. the Chilean diplomat; Prince
Francis hatfield. at one time German
ambassador to England. and Senoi
Don Anibal Cruz. envoy extraordinary
and minister p!enipotentiary from
Chile.
No Governor Died.
During the year just ending not q
single State of the Union lost its gov
ernor by death. But. among the form
or governors, death reaped rich har
vest. the list including the following
ex-governors: George T. Werts. Ct
New Jersey: Robert Lowry cs Missls
sippi, John l.. Bevcridge. of Illinois
John II. Mickey. Of Nebraska; John II
McGraw. OF Washington; William &
Oates, OF Alabama; Napoleon Bona
parte Broward. Of Florida; w. r.
Stanley of Kansas, and Allen ID Cand
Ter OF Georgia.
The ranks of United States Senators
and ex-Senators and OF active and for
mor Representatives in Congress were
thinned to . considerable extent. The
list comprised Senators Thos. G.
Plat. OF New York: Samuel Douglas
MCEnery. Of Louisiana: John w. Dan
lei, of Virginia; Jonathan y. Dolliver
OF Iowa and Alexander stephens Clay
Of Georgia, and exSenators George II
Williams. who was attorney general
during Grants second term: Thos p
Turley. of Tennessee: Wilkinson Call
Of Florida; Rufus Blodgctt. Of New
Jersey and David y. Hill. ex-governor
Of New York. Also Congressman
James w. Griggs, Of Georgia; VIM C.
Lowering, of Massachusetts; James
Breck Perkins, Of New York: Sam
uel l.. Gilmore. OF Louisiana; Charles
q, Tirrell. OF Massachusetts: VIM. w
Foulkrod and Joel Cook. both OF Penn
sylvania: oX-Congressmen William
Baker, of Kansas; Louis r.. Atkinson
Of PENNSYLVANIA; Warren O. Arnold. OF
Rhode Island: Jesse Overstrcet. of In
diana; Frank &. Wachter. of Mary
land; Wharton Green, of North Caro-
lima; Franklin Bound. of PennsyIva
MIA; Gen. Adoniram j. Warner. OF
Ohio; James Clark McGrew, OF West
Virginia: Francis H. Wilson, of New
Yotk and Simon L. Wolverton. OF
PENNSYLVANIA.
Among the political leaders removed
by death during the year were James
O'Connor. NJ. r.. the Irish Nationalist
Chas. Macarthur, NJ. p. prominent I'm
ionist member from Liverpool: John
w. Breidenthal formerly leader of the
Kansas Populists; Benjamin Hanford
the Socialist leader; Wesley r. An
drews, chairman of the Republican
state Committee Of Pennsylvania
Simeon Brownell, the noted abolition
list and prohibitionist: Horace A. Tay
Tor. formerly prominent political
leader in Wisconsin,: Gen. Charles II
Brayton. the Republican Boss" OF
Rhode Island; Adolph Defarge. mem
Der OF the French Senate and advocate
OF free education. and Mrs. Anna 10
sephine Savage. writer and agitator fol-
Woman's Suffrage.
Veteran Soldiers Die.
Among the distinguished army Off
GERS who answered the last call were
Ma Generals Daniel II. Rucker. a
veteran OF the Mexican and civil wars
Newton NJ. Curtis. St. Clair A. Mulhol
land and Wesley Merritt. all on the re-
tired list Of the L. s. army: Major
General Samuel Gibbs French. of the
Confederate army; Gen Edward p
Alexander. the noted Confederate sol
der and writer; Gen. J. p. S. Goblin
former commander OF the G. A. r.:
Lieut.. Col. Edmond G. Fechet. L. :. a
ret. the noter Indian fighter, and Sir
VIM. +. Butter. uf the British army.
The. naval service deplores the loss
OF Rear Admirals Nehemish NJ. Dyer
james Enwistle. Philip Hichorn Bow
man III. McCalla. Thos. II. LOCKER
James 4. Hawke. Walter X. Scofield
Charles X. Rocker and John J. Read
all on the retired list of the United