New-York tribune., 1912-01-01
DEATHS IN 1911.


world who died In 1911 were John NJ. Har-
Ian. associate Justice OF the United states
supreme Court and senior justice on that
bench: william p. Frye United States Sen
ator from Maine, long president pro tenn
more of that body and at the time OF MS
death its dean in point Of service; Senator'S
ctephen 3. Elkins of West Virginia, ana
Charles J. Hughes. Of Colorado; ex-Senators
Thomas RI. Carter, OF Montana; Roger O.
Mills OF Texas John F. Dryden. OF New
Jersey; Lafayette Grover and George W.
Mcbride, OF Oregon; Alfred B. kttredge,
of South Dakota: Charles r. Manderson'
Of Nebraska; Edward Murphy. jr, OF New
York; BENJAMIN I. Jonas, Of Louisiana !;
Joseph V. Quarles of Wisconsin, and Aoram
p Williams, of California Representatives
Amos L. Allen, of Maine; George W. Cor
don, OF Tennessee; James p. Latta, OF Me-
braska Henry c. Loudenslager, OF Ne"
Jersey; Edmond II. Madison and Alexander
C. Mitchell Of Kansas, and George W.
Kipp, of Pennsylvania: eX-Representatives
!. Proctor Knott, OF Kentucky; Thomas j.
Henderson, OF Illinois; John j. jenkins, OF
wisconsin; Tom l.. Johnson, OF ONO; {;
Charles B. Lore, Of Delaware; Henry b.
Lowering, OF Massachusetts,: Nehemiah u.
Sperry, OF Connecticut. and Sidney h.
Mudd Of Maryland; Cornelius \. Bliss.
former Secretary Of the Interior, Paul
Morton, former Secretary Of the Navy and
president OF the Equitable Life Assurance
Society; Norman J. Colman, the first Sec
retary OF Agriculture; Eugene +. Ware, ex-
Commissioner Of Pensions and writer OF oc-
MI
Benson and William p. Lord, of oregon !
william d. Bloxham. Of Florida: John Lee
Carroll, OF Maryland Abiram Chamber
lain. OF Connecticut; G. W. Click, OF Kan
sas: James q. Grant of Colorado; John
McLane and Hiram A. Tuttle, or New
Hampshire, and Fletcher ID. Proctor, OF
Vermont, Irving b. Dudley Ambassador
10 Brazil: Charles S. Francis, ex-Ambas-
sador to Austria Hungary, editor and pro-
pr(etor of The Troy IN. " Times: Rear
Admiral Winfield $. Schley, L. S. y. tre-
tired) Major General Benjamin F. Grier-
son, L. S. A. (retired) Archblshops Am
brose Agus and Patrick ]. Ryan and Bish-
OBS Thomas Bonacum and Thomas Heslin,
of the Roman Catholic Church; Bishops
Edward F. Atwill, Alexander Mackay-
Smith. William Paret, Alexander ". Vim
ton. OH w Whitaker and John Mills Ken
drick. OF the Protestant Episcopal Church.
and Bishop Willard F. Mallaiie'L of the
Methodist Episcopal Church.
Among artists and architects we're Ed
win A. Abbey, Howard Pyle Frederick r.
Vinton william Keith, John NJ Carrere
and Halsey g. Ives: in the world of
letters. Thomas Wentworth Higginson.
George Cary Eggleston. David Graham
Phillips and Mrs. Elizabeth Stuart Phelps
Ward among actors, Kyrle Bellew Ed
ward Harrigan, Jameson Lee Finney, Dem
man Thompson and Frank Worthing; In
the field OF journalism, Joseph Pulitzer,
founder and editor of The New York
World" James Elverson, Joseph r. Cald-
we'll and William L. Curtis. among scien-
lists. Henry P. Bowditch, Samuel +. EN-
mons and Seaman A. Knapp; Edward q.
Janeway, physician and educator; Francis
A. March, philologist; John Bigelow. di-
plomatist and publicist; John w. Gates.
financier and stock operator; David IL.
Moffatt railroad builder; Edward NJ.
Shepard. John J. McCook. James McKeen
and Charles f. Southmayd, distinguished
DeTS OF Lnc NC" ioth pdi Siiith
and Thomas +. Gilroy, former mayors OF
New York City.
Among the persons of note who died
abroad were Presidents Emilio Estrada
of Ecuador. and Ramon Caceres. Of the
Dominican Republic; Maurice Rouvier.
former French Premier; Baron Desiderius
Banfry, former Premier Of Hungary: Peter
A. Stolypin. Russian Premier; Marquis
Komura, Japanese stateSman: Sir Charles
Dixie, British statesman; jose Madriz, ex-
President of Nicaragua; Paul Singer, Ger
man Socialist leader; Arab Pacha, leader
of the Egyptian insurrection Of 1882; Piet
A. Cronje, leader in the Boer war; Masu-
chika Shimose. the inventor of Shimose
gunpowder; Sir Francis Galton and Sir
Joseph Dalton Hooker, English scientists;
Jacob II. Van T Hoff, chemist; the Ger
man novelists Friedrich Spielhagen and
wilhelm Jensen; Henry Houssaye, French
historian Antonio Fogazarro, italian nov
eiist; Sir william Gilbert, English libret-
tist and humorist; Gustav Mailer and Fe'
lix Mottl. German musical conductors;
Joseph Israels. Dutch painter; Sir George
Lewis. English solicitor, and Sir Caspar
Purdon Clarke, British art expert and
former director of the. Metropolitan Mu'
scum Of Art In this citv