The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1913-01-02


P{abns of Chicago, the friend OF the
sma colleges; Samuel CGpples, the
,dul ional philanthropist of st. LOUIS
and bpt. John c. Martin
n church suffered severely
thr4h death during the past year
andbe list of the noted dignitaries
andepresentative who died since
191tbcludes the following: Cardinal /
HuItt A. Fischer, archbishop OF Co
loeAl Cardinal Peter Hector Coullle'
ardkshop of Lyons; John Clancy
his nj Elnbin. Ireland; Archbishop |
Ste #. Canon of st. John Lateran'
Pahk A. Ludden, bishop OF syria
ems. Abbe Charles Loyson (Pere Hya'
Gin h) the famous French preacher;
Re- Alex. p. Doyle, the noted Paulist
Fat,.. Rev Matthew Russell, the dis
tiuhished Irish Jesuit; Mother Mary
SEBASTIAN. Provincial of the Eastern
Prince of the Sisters of Notre Dame;
Ydhi Honda, bishop of the Metno-
dil Church of Japan; Henry w. war
ro Bishop of the NJ. E. Church; John
Saepshanks, formerly bishop of Nor
web. Eng; Chas. VIM Stubs, bishop
otIruro, England; Thos. Augustus
Jggar. bishop of the American Hpis-
coal Church of Europe; Chas' u
Clifton. Episc. bishop of Fond du Lac
Bihop II. F. Hoffman, of the Reformed
Chrch, Dr. Robert Collyer, the noted
Uitarian preacher, and Dr. Griffith
Jon. the first Christian missionary in
Cutral China.
The harvest of death among educa-
tos was unusually bountiful ana
spce forbids to enumerate more than
th following few: Rev. Chas. L.
Ljss, many years president of the
Pennsylvania University, Kentucky;
Iavid B. Perry, president Doane Col
hge, Nebraska; Alfred Tyler Perry,
resident Marietta College, Ohio;
Pref. Max Mandelstamm, the Russian
exert on international law; Prof.
Tho. Gompers, the noted Austrian
phlologist; Rev. DIR. Walter w. Skeat,
of Cambridge, the great authority on
A1glo-Saxon literature; Prof. Abbott
L. Rotch, the meteorologist and
Charles R. Sanger, professor of Chem
isUy, both of Harvard Thos. H.
Montgomery, Jr, professor of zoology
and DR.. Henry w. Spengler, head OF
the department of mechanical engi
neering. both of the University oil
Pennsylvania; and Rev. DR.. Thos
Hume, the noted Southern educator.
Political economy and sociology SUI
ife-ed great loss by the death during
the past year of Prof. Nicholas Paine
lehman, Gustave de Molinari and
frederic Passy, the noted French
| mace advocate.
very branch of literature had to
toll to the memorable reaper. The
of noted dead of the year includes
poets Will Carleton, Emil Bohuscf
a, Mario Rapisardi and Robert
leron Rogers; the historians Felil
Jahn, Justin Mccarthy, Mrs. Rogel
Pryor and William B. Weeden; thf
elists Auguste Strindberg, AIexan
Glowacki, Dora Greenwel Nc
,sney, Robert Barr and Caroline
lite; the dramatists Alexandra
aries Bison, Leon Gaudillot
3ques Futrelle and DR.. Howard Fur
SIS, the noted ShakespeareEn schol
Henri Jean Baptiste AIatole lie
y-Beaulieu, director of the Institute
ot France and noted authoi; DR.. Ed
ward Wilmot Blyden, the NEGRO au
thor and lecturer; William B. Math
ews, the author and music critic, ant
two writer's of juveniles. Karl Ma,
and Sophie Miriam SWEET
The world of art suffe Jed the los
of many noted representatives,, amoni
them the following paintfs: Sir Law
renee Alma Tadema, Fhncis Davl
Millet, Charles SchreyvPel, Aurelian
Beruete, Robert W. B. Browning, Rot
ert Shaw, Jules Joseph Lefebvre, A
bert Hertel, Walter L. Dean, Charlie
Clifford Dyer andsThomis P. Anschutz
the illustrators Arthur Lumley an
Harry George Burgess and the sculI
tors Louis Potter ard Theodore X
Were.
The world of mujic also suffere
great loss. Among the victims wer
the composers julien Emile Frederi
Massenet, Samuel Coleridge-Taylo
Edgar Tinel, Jan Block, Frances Ali
sen and DR.. Gerrit Smith, and the mi
sicians Howard Macolm Dow, Willial
Kuhe, Edmund Singer and Siegfrie
Behrens.
Among the dist guished members
the stage who died during the yea