The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1914-12-31
NEUROLOGY

thor and physician in Philadelphia.
Jan. Seen Simon B. Buckner. veteran
of Mexican and Civil wars.
jan 13-Dr. Edgar C. Spitzka. famous
alienist, in New York.
Jan H-Count Yukyo Ito, fleet admiral
of the Japanese navy, in Toxic.
Jan. 1s-Gen. Marie-George Picquart.
defender of Dreyfus, at Amiens, France.
Jan. 20.-Lord Strathcona and Mount
Royal, high commissioner for Canada, In
London.
Jan. 21-Edwin CHM, Boston publisher,
leaving 81 0O0, 600 to the world peace foun-
daton" which he established in 1909
yan. 8-Shelby NJ. Cullom, former Uni
ted States senator from Illinois.
Feb. 5-Cougressman Robert G. Bremen
of New Jersey.
Feb 1S.-Alphonse Bertillon, creator of
the famous system of criminal identifica-
ton.
Feb Ex-senator Augustus o. Bacon of
Georgia.
Feb 19.-Mrs Robert Louis Stevenson,
widow of the famous novelist.
Feb. 22-Samuel w. Allerton, pioneer
Chicago packer.
Joseph Fels. millionaire philanthropist
and single tax advocate, of Philadelphia.
Feb. 23-Former United States Senator
| Teller of Colorado.
March 6.-George w. Vanderbilt, owner
| of Biltmore.
March S.-Frederick Townsend Martin.
| March r. - George Westinghouse, IA
nous inventor.
March N.-Dr Josiah L. Plckard,
former president Of the Iowa State uni
versity and before that superintendent of
schools of Chicago.
April 1-"Rube" waddell, famous ball
player.
April 4.-Frederick weyerhaeuser. Min
nesota lumber magnate.
April 6.-Mrs. Lillian NJ w. Stevens
head of the W. c. T. u.
April 9.--Haruko. dowager empress OF
Japan.
Ex-Governor E. S. Draper of Massachu.
sets.
April 15.-George Alfred Townsend
journalist who won fame writing oveI
the name Cath"
April T-McKee Rankin. veteran actor
April 26-George F. Baer, president Of
the Reading railway.
April 23.-S. 8. Beman, famous architect
May 2.-Duke OF Argyll son-in-law OF
the late Queen Victoria
MO Seen Daniel E. Sicltles. last Of
the great Civil war commanders.
Il May 9.-Charles w. Post, millionaire
breakfast food manufacturer of Battle
Creek, Mich, committed suicide at Santa
Barbara, Cal.
May 1O-LilIian Nordica. grand opera
star. in Batavia. Java.
May 23.-WilLam o. Bradley. u. 8. sena
tor from Kentucky.
May 26.-Jacob Riis, noted author ant
sociologist.
June 3.-w. M. French, director of tn,
Chicago Art institute.
June 14.-Adlai E. Stevenson, forme
vice-president of the United States.
June 1S-Former United States Senate
Frank M. Hiscock Of New York.
June 21.-Baroness Bertha Won Suttner
Austrian peace advocate and winner o
, the Nobel prize.
July 3.-Joseph Chamberlain. veteral
British statesman.
, July 12.-Horace Fl. Lurton, associ
I ate justice of the Supreme court of tn
. United States.
Aug. 6.-Mrs. Woodrow Wilson. wifi
of the president.
Jules Lemaitre. famous French litter
ateur
\ Aug. 12.-Pol Plancon. famous gran
opera singer.
Aug. 19.-Pope Plus x.
Aug. 20.-Father Francis Xavie
Wernz. head of the Society of Jesus.
a Aug 23.-Darius Miller. president @
: the Burlington railroad.
g ther Of penny postage between Eng
4 land and America.
Sept. 8.-Baron OBrian. lord chic
: justice of Ireland.
Sept. 16.-James e. Sullivan secre
4 tary-treasurer of the Amateur Athleti
n union.
Sept 1S.-Mrs. Frank Leslie.
n Sept. 25.-Rear Admiral Herbel
! Winslow. U. s. NJ. retired.
: Sir James P. Whitney, premier of Or
u tario.
Il Oct lO.--King Charles Of Roumani
Cardinal Ferrata. papal secretary
h state.
m Oct 16.-MarQuis di San Giulian
Italian foreign minister.
i Oct. 25.-Sir Charles H. Dougla
: chief of the British imperial staff.
, Nov Lieut.. Gen. Adna r. Chan,
n retired.
Nov. 4.-John Kean. former U. 8. sci
~ ator from New Jersey.
n +. Augustus Heinze. copper magnat
Nov. 14.-Field Marshal Earl Robert
;. Nov 19.--Dr. Robert J. Burdette. h,
: morist, writer and pastor.
4 Nov. sO.-Mrs. Winnie Ream Hoxl
"a noted sculptor.
Nov. 24-Cardinal Cavalleri. patti
= arch of Venice.
Dec. Rear Admiral Alfred t. NJ
a. han. u. S. N. retired.
Dec. 4.-Sig. Perugini. noted sing
n and actor.
" Dec. S.-w w. Rockhill. noted Anne
~ lean diplomat.
q Dec 10.-Congressman Serene
Payne of New York.