The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-01-08
NEUROLOGY

Jan. Seen Simon B. Buckner. veteran
Of Mexican and Civil wars.
Jan. 13.-Dr. Edgar C. Spitzka, famous
alenist. in New York.
Jan account Yukyo Ito. fleet admiral
Of the Japanese navy, in Toxic.
Jan. 1s.-Gen. Marie-George Picquart.
defender of Dreyfus. at Amiens. France.
Jan. 2o.-Lord Strathcona and Mount
Royal. high commissioner for Canada. In
London.
Jan. H.-Edwin CHM. Boston publisher.
leaving 81. 0oo. 600 to the world peace foun-
dalton" which he established in 1909.
Jan. 2s.-Shelby NJ. Cullom. former Uni
ted States senator from Illinois.
Feb. 5-Congressman Robert G. Bremen
Of New Jersey.
Feb. 13.-Alphonse Bertillon. creator Of
the famous system of criminal identif1ca-
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 FEELS, millionaire philanthropist
and single tax advocate. of Philadelphia.
Feb. 23.-Former United States Senator
Teller of Colorado.
March 6.-George W. Vanderbilt, owner
March s-Frederick Townsend Martin.
March u - George Westinghouse. IA
nous inventor.
March 27-Dr. Josiah L. Pickard,
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 M. w. Stevens.
head Of the w. C. T. y.
April 9-Haruko. dowager empress Of
Japan.
Ex-Governor f. 8. Draper Of Massachu-
sets.
April l5-George Alfred Townsend.
journalist who won fame writing over
the name Cath"
ApNl 17.-McKee Rankin. veteran actor.
April 26-George +. Baer. president of
| the Reading railway.
April 23-S s. Beman. famous architect.
May 2-Duke of Argyll, son-in-law OF
the late Queen Victoria.
May 3.-Gen Daniel +. Sickles. last OF
the great Civil war commanders.
May 9.--Charles w. Post millionaire
breakfast food manufacturer OF Battle
Creek, Mich. committed suicide at Santa
Barbara. Cal
May 1o.-Iillian Nordica. grand opera
star. In Batavia. Java,
May % William o. Bradley. Y. 8. sena-
tor from Kentucky.
May 26Jacob Riis. noted author and
! sociologist
| June 3-W. NJ French, director of the
Chicago Art institute.
June 14-Adlai T.. Stevenson, former
vice-president OF the United States
June lS-Former United States Senator
Frank NJ. Hiscock of New York
June 81 .--Baroness Bertha Won Suttner,
Austrian peace advocate and winner of
the Nobel prize.
July 3.-Joscph Chamberlain. veteran
/ British statesman.
July 12.-IIornce II. Lurton, associ-
ate justice OF the Supreme court of the
United States.
Aug. 6.-Mrs Woodrow Wilson. wife
of the president.
Jules Lemaitre. famous French litter
ateur
Aug. l2.-Pol Plancon famous grand
opera singer
Aug. 19-Pope Plus X.
Aug. 20.-Father Francis Xavier
WernZ, head of the Society OF Jesus,
Aug. 23.-Darius Miller. president OF
the Burlington railroad
Sept. S.-Sir j Hcnniker Heaton. IA
Their Of penny postage between Eng
land and America.
Sept. Sharon O'Bran. lord chief
Justice Of Ireland.
Sept. 16.-James L. Sullivan. secrc.
tary treasurer Of the Amateur Athletic
union.
Sept. 1s.-Mrs. Frank Leslie.
Sept. 25.-Rear Admiral Herbert
Winslow. u s. N. retired.
Sir James p. whitney premier OF On
taro.
oct 1O.-King Charles Of Roumania
Cardinal Ferrata. papal secretary OF
state.
oct. 1s-Marquis di San Giullano
italian foreign minister.
oct 25.-Slr Charles II. Douglas
chief Of the British imperial staff
Nov. Lieut.. Gen. Adna X. Chaffet
retired,
Nov. John Kcan, former Z. S. sen.
ator from New Jersey.
f. Augustus IIeinze, copper magnate
Nov. 14-Field Marshal Earl Roberts
Nov. 19.-Dr. Robert J. Burdette. hui
morist, writer and pastor.
Nov. 2O.-Mrs Winnie Ream Hoxie
noted sculptor.
Nov. 24-CardinaI Cavallcri, patri'
arch OF Venice,
Dec. Rear Admiral Alfred T. Ma
| han Y. s. N. retired,
and actor
Dec. S.-W. w. Rockhill. noted Amer
lean diplomat.
Dec. 1O-ConRressman Serene
Payne of New York.
Joseph Smith. president OF the Re-
organized Church of the Latter Day
Saints.
Dee IS Major f. A. Bigelow. U. g. A.
retired, in Chicago.
Doc 2o.-Eugene Zimmerman. Cincinnati
millionaire.
Gen Thomas Sherwin at Boston.