Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-12-31

| Mrs. Jeanne Webster New York autho
Of Daddy Long Legs' and other stories.
Charles Pryor. New York. author anc
yachtsmRn.
Thomas r. Sullivan, Boston. note,
author
Mrs. Mary T Wright. Boston. author ant
magazine writer.
Frank d. Sherman. New York, professor
and poet.
James whitcomb Riley, Indiana polls, tn,
famous Hoosier poet
Jack London, Santa Rosa, Cal. noted
| writer and author.
Mary Elliott Sewall. Washington. author
Of historical romances and stories for boys
Hondryk SIenkiewics, tho Polish novelist
best known in this country the author oil
Quo Vadis''
Medical Profession.
DR.. Robert Allen Blood, Lake Sunapee
n H., civil war veteran and surgeon general
Of Massac husetts
DR. Henry Baird Fsvill, leading physician
Of Chicago.
DR.. David A. Gorton. Brooklyn, N. Y,
founder Of the Eugenic Society of America
DR. James l. Wellington Swansea, Mass
Oldest graduate OF Harvard Medical school
DR. William l.. Rodman, Philadelphia
president OF the American Medical associa-
Sir William Turner noted British sur
geon, principal of the Edinburgh university.
DR.. Leon Liable. Paris, distinguished mem
Der of the Academy of Medicine OF France.
DR.. Nathan g. Bozeman, New York, emf
nent surgeon and inventor of "Bozeman But
ton" employed in surgical cases.
DR.. Frank J. Lutz, st. Louis. former presi-
dent Of National Association of Railroad
Surgeons
DR.. David r. Atwater, Springfield, Mass,
oldest aluminus of Yale Medical school.
DR.. Frank D. Gray, leading surgeon of
New Jersey.
DR.. Samuel NJ, Beckner, a noted Now
York gynecologist and medical writer
DR.. James William White. distinguished
surgeon of Philadelphia.
DR.. Charles z. Garside, professor OF path
ology. School of Medicine. Fordham univer-
sity
DR.. Albert C Perveil, Brooklyn, victim of
sleeping sickness" which he fought In
Belgian Congo.
Sir Joseph Beecham, noted British patent
medicine maker.
DR.. d. B. Kyle, Philadelphia, authority
on diseases OF nose, car and throat
DR.. j. Lester Keep. Brooklyn, noted
homeopath.
DR.. A. B. Judson. New York, authority on
DR.. John B. Murphy. Chicago, distin-
guished in surgery.
DR.. william H. Mayheid St Louis, founder
Of two hospitals.
Or. Eugene L. Doyen, Paris, distinguished
French surgeon.
DR.. Matthew Wood. distinguished special
ist and author, Philadelphia.
Profession of Arms.
Rear Admiral Charles Eben Fox U. S N,
retired, Washington.
Colonel Josiah r. King. st. Paul. said to
be the first man to answer call for volun-
teers In civil war.
Major Frederick H. f. Ebstein, U. S. A..
retired. New York, veteran of civil, Spanish
American and Indian wars.
General Lewis CARPENTER u s A. retired
Philadelphia, veteran of the civil war
General Samuel Lyle Glasgow, Washing
ton, noted Iowa colonel OF civil war.
General victoriano Huerta, FL Paso, Mexi-
dero.
Rear Admiral Asa Walker, Annapolis,
Nd, one Of Dewey's commanders at Manila.
Admiral Hugo Won Pohl. recently COM
mander Of the German fleet
Brigadier General Henry C. Cook U. s. A.,
retired, famous Indian fighter
Sir Charles Henry Brownlow, noted Brit
ish neld marshal.
Rear Admiral John F. Merry. U. s. N,
retired Washington.
Colonel John s. Mosby, Washington noted
confederate cavalry raider In civil war
General Joseph S. Gallieni Paris, former
minister of war.
Lieutenant General Count Won Moltke,
chief of German army staff
Field Marshal Won der Goitz, noted Ger
man CodutiAnotI, aSSHhSlndteu IN constants
nople.
General Basil w. Duke, Louisville, noted
confederate cavalry leader
Brtgadier General John McEwcn Hyde
q. s. A.. Boston, veteran OF the civil and
Philippine wars.
Colonel David G. Mcintosh, Baltimore
confederate soldier and lawyer.
Rear Admiral Charles f. Vreeland. ATTAIN
tic City, veteran Of civil and Spanish Amer
an warA
General Albert L. Mills, Washington chief
Of division Of military affairs, War depart
ment
General John H. stfbhs. Chicago last sur
vivins member of court which tried Jacob
Wtrtx, keeper Of Andersonville prison
General Charles J. Paine, Boston, civil war
officer.
General Tobias Smutx Boer war comman-
der and member of parliament, South Afri-
can Union.
Rear Admiral Francis A. Cook. comman-
der OF the cruiser Brooklyn In the battle of
1898.