Arizona republican., 1913-12-28

diplomat; Prince Katsura, three times premier of Japan; August Ferdinand Debel. the German socialist leader; Emile Olivier. former premier of France; Edouard Lockroy. French statesman and writer; Sigismundo Moret. former premier of Spain; Rt Hon. George Wyndham, former chief secretary for Ireland; Alfred Lyttle- | ton, former secretary of state for the colonies in the British ministry;
 Baron Fava, former Italian ambassa- Pierola. former president of Peru; Tancrede Auguste, president of | Hayti; Dr. Manuel E. Arraujo, presi-
 dent of Salvador; Manuel Bonilla. president of Honduras; Dr. Theodor von Holleben. former German am-
 bassador at Washington, and Sir
 John Gordon Sprigg. four times pre-
 mier of Cape Colony.
 1 In the ranks of the law, science.
 education, art. journalism and general
 affairs, the vacancies have been num- erous and many of them conspicuous. Henri Rochefort is perhaps the best
 known representative of journalism,
 and Alfred Austin and Joaquin Mil Ter of the world of letters. American l literature also lost Charles Major. one of the most popular of the modern l noveliStS.
 l E. M Holland and Aubrey Douci-
 cault were perhaps the most noted
 players who passed away during the | ha American stage were Della Fox, the light opera comedienne, and George
 Thatcher, the veteran minstrel.
 The educational world is represent ed in the mortuary list by Dr. An
 drew S. Draper, commissioner of edu- | cation for the state of New York
 and former president of the Uni
 versity of Illinois. The art of paint i ing lost Sir Alfred East, president of 1 the Royal Society of British Artists, and American sculpture Louis Saint Gaudens and Franklin Simmons. Dis tinguished representatives of the le-
 gal profession were Lord GOrell, the 1 eminent British jurist. and Henry Billings Brown, former associate jus
 tice of the supreme court of the
 United tates. Among the scientists may be mentioned Dr. Lewis Swift noted astronomer. and Prof. John
 Milne. the English authority on earth ouakes. in addition to the famous
 veteran, Alfred Russell Wallace.
 The fields of distinction are multi plying and broadening and Fame
 fashions her garlands for an ever increasing number. Thus. when the 1 Reaper appears. the swath must DC
 a constantly widening one.
 | In long but unclassified list oi the dead of the year may be men,
 tioned the names of the following Congressman Timothy D. CBie Tim") Sullivan, unique figure in the political life of New York City Charles Teller, the discoverer of the cold storage process; Lord AveburS fSjr John Lubbock, who was equally distinguished as parl1amentarlah banker and writer; Carl HagenbecK the worlds most noted animal col lector: James Farley, who achieved wide notoriety as a strike e-breaker Bernard Quaritch. the London dealer in rare books; James Ross. one of th' builders of the Canadian Paclflc rall'
 WAY. Lady Dorothy Nevill noted fol her published "reminiscences; Gen. J
 H. Kidd. civil war veteran and noted
 Indian fighter; Rosa Sarto. sister O
 Pope Plus K: Thomas A. Sperfy founder of the trading-s stamp busl ness: Bradley Martin, a well known social leader in New York and Lon don: Sir George Orby Wombell, th'
 last of the officers who took par in the charge of the Light Brigade and Harriet Tubman Davis, an ex slave who was known as the con
 ductor of the underground railway