The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-01-01
DEATH LIST DURING THE PAST YEAR

States navy; Admiral Sir Harry Holds
worth Rawson. formerly Governor OF
New South Wales, and Vice-Admiral
Juan Williams. the Father OF the
Chilean navy"
The church lost many distinguished
representatives during the year,
among them Cardinal Satolli first
Apostle delegate to the United States;
Cardinal Samminiatelli: Bishops Cyrus
ID. Foss and Henry Spelimeyer, of the
NJ r. church; John Dowden. EpisC.
Bishop to Edinburgh; Edward King,
Bishop of Lincoln. England: VIM.
Nelson McVickar. p. +. Bishop of
Rhode Island; Bishop Edward j.,
Dunno. of Dallas, Texas; Most. Rev.
VIM. Da!rymple Maclagan, formerly
Archbishop Of York; Bishop John Wes-
ley Smith, of the African NJ. +. Zion
church; Rev. Henry Harris Jessup, SO
years Presbyt. missionary in Syria;
Rev. Edward p. Hammond. the evan
gelist; Rev. DR.. Jerome ID. Davis, 40
years American missionary in Japan.
and Rev. Annis Ford Eastman. the
first woman ever ordained minister OF
the Congressionalist church.
Supreme Court Losses.
The Supreme Court of the United
States lost two of its most distinguish
ed members. Chief Justice Melville
Weston Fuller. and Associate Justice
David Josiah Brewer. Among the
judges of the Supreme Courts of diff
fercnt States. who were removed by
death during the year were Charles H..
Truax. Edward Patterson, Edgar l..
Fursman, Charles Donohue. former
justices of the New York Supreme
Court; Ex-Judge, James B. SHEPPARD
North Carolina Ex-Judge John Lath-
rop, Massachusetts: James ID. Fox.
Chief Justice of the Missouri Supreme
the L. S. District Court at Cincinnati
The Bar lost Henri Barbour. the emf
nent French lawyer: Sidney Webster,
an authority on international law:
Morris J. Cochran, an authority on
mining law: Edwin Walker. the Dean
of the Chicago Bar: Major Richard NJ.
Nenable, the noted Maryland lawyer,
eral OF the United States.
Science lost many noted scholars
and investigators, among them DR..
Robert Koch. the famous German BAG
teriologist; Prof. Gottfried Gale, the
German astronomer, who first observ-
ed planet Neptune: Paolo Mataganz-
IA, the Italian anthrOpolosist: Prof.
E'pnst I tho Cnrman
specialist; Alexander Agassiz. the not
ed American scientist and mining en-
eneer: Prof Cyrus Thomas. the great
authority on North American Indians;
HormuZd Rassam, the Assprio.ogist:
Or. Harry w. Jayne. authority on coal
tar products; DR.. VIM. NJ. Gray. X-ray
specialist; DR.. Bigelow T. Sanborn. eX-
pert on brain diseases: Edward b. Gar
riott. meterolosist: Sir William Hug
gins, the English astronomer; Charles
Staninland Wake. anthropoligist; Or.
Charles Fahlberg, German. chemist;
VIM. r. d. Scott. ornithologist; Rudolf
Chrobak. the Vienna gynecologist; DR..
Henry WurtZ. the noted chemist and
mctallursist. and Uriah Cummings.
the authority on cement and concrete
Long List Of Educators.
The cause Of education has suffered
great losses by the death of large
number of distinguished educators.
among them being Prof, VIM. James Of
Harvard the Philosopher and psycho.-
osist: Prof. James Barr Ames. Dean Of
the Harvard Law school: Prof. Samuel
5. Sanford, formerly of Yale; VIM.
Bradley Rising. emeritus professor of
chemistry, University of California;;
Or. Edward II. Merrell. formerly presi-
dent of RipOn college, Wisconsin: DR.
Eben Alexander. formed Dean of the
University of North Carolina; Dr.
Chas. o. Day. formerly president Of