Arizona republican., 1913-01-06

Jones. the old-time Boston actor; | Mime. Judith. the noted French actress, | Mrs. Annie Yeamans, the veteran of ] the American stage; Edith Crane, 1 Beryl Fabcr, Marguerite SaXton, the 1 former interpreter of Shakespearean roles and Herman Winkelman, the
 noted German operatic tenor.
 1 The ranks of journalism were thin
 ned by the death of many noted
 writers and publishers, among them 1 Stilson Hutchins. publisher of St. 1 Louis and Washington; John Henry | Holmes. formerly editor and publisher 1 of the Boston Herald. Capt Henry R. | Jones proprietor and editor of the 1 New Hartford Tribune; Col. Joseph 1 F. Caven: William Thomas Stead, the 1 English journalist; William Black
 wood, editor of BlackWood's Maga- zine; Alexis SaVorin, the Russian ed itor; Dr Isaac F Funk, William Penn ; Nixon. editor of the Chicago Inter 1 ocean; Col. Isaac F. Mack. for forty years editor of the Sandusly Register; | Col L. D. Burch. Mrs. Margaret | Elizabeth Sangster; Bradford Torroy, l and the noted spoudcnts Capt. 1 Frank Brnckley, Isaac Nelson Ford, Major John NJ Carson, Col ". C.. ] Connolly jr Gen. Duncan S Walker | and James Henry Haynie
 The realm of science did not cs cape the ravagcs of death and was ! deprived of the following distinguish ed representatives: Lord Lister the discoverer of the antiseptic treatment l in surgery; Sir William Henry AlI- 1 chin. physical extraordinary of King i George V: Sir William j. Sinclair. the
 noted English surgeon; the following noted American practitioners Drs | Norton Royce Iotchkiss, Arthur Ken
 drick MacDonald, John II. Mussor
 Maurice II. Richardson, Frederick l Earl Beal. James F. NcWcomb, Ar- thur Tracy Cabot and Geo. NJ Tutte. ] The list also includes Prof Hermann F. Wicbc the distinguishcd German | scientist Dr Morris Loeb. Dr. Wal 1 demar Koch and Chas. Gilbert Wheel l CT chemists: Jules Henri Poncarc. | the French mathematician; Dr. Will liam Sprenger, the N-raN expert. Dr. ] Augustc Rcnouard. the authority on
 cmbaming; Prof. Lewis Boss. direc-
 tor of the Dudley observatory, Al
 hany: Dr. W. ] McGec, the anthro-
 poIogist and geologist; Dr. Chas. be
 lano Cook. the leader of the dental
 profession: Ignatz Ocstrcicher. the
 expert in photographic chemistry. and
 Capt. Theodore F. Townsend, the me-
 teorologist
 Among the noted inventors who ? died during the year were Wilbur Wright. the inventor of the aero plane: Major Eli II. Janney, inventor of car coupler: Wm. Stockncy Lam son. pioneer inventor of cash car riers Edward II. Kilbouru. inven- 3 tor of hosiery machines: John Hope inventr of the pantograph machine for engraving. Edward A Callahan inventor of stock tickcrs; Valdemai . F Lassoe who was associated witt ; Ericsson in designing the Monitor F. and Johann Martin Schlcyer. the in . vcntor of Volapuk.
 ] Engineers: Luis Dclaunay- Belle . vile. sidney Thos. Fuller, Stewart < Neff and Major Benjamin NJ. Harrod ! former member of the isthmian cana [ commission.
 Architects: Daniel Hudson Burn t ham and Frank Furness.
 |. Miscellaneous: General William - Booth, founder and commander il q chief of the Salvation Army; CIar; n ! Barton founder of the American Rec J. Cross society: Henry Ware Putnam - one Of the founders of the Gcrmani' q Museum at Harvard; Alfred Tenny 3, son Dickens. son of Charles Dickens ! and noted lecturer; Arthur Hamilton Gordon. first Baron Stanmore. q dis | ilI 6f 4 [. Gen. Hippolyte LangIois. senator an' n member of the French Academy [. Charles Thompson Harvey an author n ity on elevated railroads; Calbraiti { r. Rodgers first aviator to fly iron $. Atlantic to Pacific; Robbins Little :, for many years superintendent O - the Astor library in New York: Cliff q ford $. Walton, an authority on com e mercial and maritime law; Alfred : = Hartwel, former chief justice of tn | Hawaii supreme court; Frank C. Bos ?. tock animal collector and trainer
 Solomon Luna, the largest sheep y raiser in the world; Col EdWart = Cunningham, the sugar king O g Texas: John AIsop Paine. the archae ri ologist Brigadier General Joseph M h Califf who fired the first shot a
 Gettysburg; Captain John Cussons o chief scouts in the confcderat e army: Chas c. Overbeck, abOlitiOnis and one Os the founders of the re il publican party; General James E q Weaver, twice candidate for prcsiden l. on the popuIist and Sreenback tickets = Isaac P Baldwin, assistant secretar q of the navy under President Polk s Jules Lumbard, the famous stree l. singer and minstrel of the civil war y, Ira Haworth "grandfather" of tn e republican party in Illinois; Genera j. John II. Baldwin, q member of Gen e eral Lees staff; Rev Dr. Wilson \ e Farnsworth, the oldest missionar ri of the American board; Hugh Me l. Dowell, of Pennsylvania, q delegat Df to the first national republican con l. vention; Capt. H. l.. BiXby. the Oldes Q pilot on the Mississippi river; Vii B liam Rankin, of the Williams cOlleS c class of 1881. believed to be the Oldes S. college graduate in America; Charle t. | Kellogg Atwood, the oldest Sraduat 5s of Yale: George B. Swift, forme lg mayor of Chicago: Dr. K. \. Marti