New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1916-12-29
NEUROLOGY

Jan. 2-Assoclate Justice J. r. Lamar,
Jan. Seen. G. M. Dodge, Civil war
hero and railroad builder, at Council
Col. r. 7. Van Horn, founder of the
Kansas City journal at Kansas City.
Jan. s.-Matthew w. Pinkerton. at Chi
cago.
Charles W. Knapp. veteran newspaper
Jan. S:-Rt. Rev. Richard Scannell, Cath
Ollie bishop OF Omaha.
Ada Rehan. actress. at New York.
Jan. is.-victoriano Huerta. former pro-
v%isional president of Mexico. at Ell Paso.
Jan. H.-Hon. Arnold Morley. former
British postmaster general.
Jeanette l.. Glider. author and editor.
at New York.
Jan. 8.-Samuel S. Chamberlain, pub
Usher Of Boston American.
Jan. @.--Sir Clements r.. Markham. ia
nous explorer, at London.
Feb. 7.-Col. ". P. Hepburn. former con-
gressman. at Clarinda. Ia.
Arlington. Mass.
Feb, CDR. Henry B. Favill. Of Chi
cago, prominent physician and publicist.
Feb. 4.-Admiral Won Pohl, at Berlin.
Feb. 2S.-Henry James. author. in Lon
March 2.-Queen Mother Elizabeth of
Roumania Carmen SYLVIA.
Mounet-Sully. famous actor. at Paris.
March 4-Brig. Gen, W. Sooy Smith. at
Medford, Ore.
VldICH t.-IhtdT huInlTdl ASA walker, u.
s. N. retired. at Annapolis.
March 1O.-Henry Gasaway Davis. for
mer Y. S. senator from West Virginia, at
Washington.
March H-U. S. Senator Benjamin F.
Shively Of Indiana. at Washington.
March 19.-Cardinal Gotti, project of the
Propaganda at the Vatican. in Rome
March &c. j. Mulligan. sculptor. at
Chicago.
March 27.-Thomas Pence, secretary
Democratic national committee, at Wash
ington.
April 1.-NaphtalI Luccock, NJ. f. bishop
Of Montana and Dakota, at La Crosse.
DR.. J. B. Angel. president emeritus of
April 4.-George w. Smalley. veteran
journalist. in London.
April 7.-George w. Cotton. former gov
error Or,; Of + Porte PPiCb RlGoi u at washington n5 etc novo,.
April 1T. ], Burrill, famous bacterio-
logist. and educator; at Urbana. III.
April 16.-George w. Peck. former gov
ernor of Wisconsin, at Milwaukee.
April 19.-Baron Won der Goltz, German
commandant at Constantinople.
April @.-Earl ST. Aldwyn, noted Eng
fish statesman. better known as Sir Mi
May lI.-W. A. Gardner. president Chi
cage & Northwestern railway.
MAY. lS,-Bryan Lathrop. philanthropist.
Clara Louise Kellogg, opera star, at Elp-
stone. Conn.
NAV 16.-Dr. f. N. Corthell. president
Albany. N. Y
May @.-George B. Cox, political leader,
MAY 2s.-Rev. DR.. Thimothy Dwight. for
mer president of Yale. at New Haven.
May 27.-General Gallieni. at Paris.
May 2s.-James J: Hill. at st. Paul.
May 3.-Col. John S. Mosby, famous
confederate raider. in Washington.
June 1.-Charles Sooy Smith. famous civ
engineer. at New York.
June 6-Yuan Shi Kai. president Of
June s.-John r. Mclean, owner of
Washington Post and Cincinnati Enquirer. |
June 16.-U. s. Senator E. C. Burleigh of
june lS-I.ieut. Gen. Count Helmuth Won
at Berlin.
June ~2O.-Edward s. Ellis. noted writer
JS STys ss s!Sr,es H a. y't Gre esraa at New Me; York.
July 15.-Prof. Ellie Metchnikoff. famous
July ls.-James H. Moore. noted fnan-
July FLAMES whitcomb Riley. at In
annapolis.
July 2s.-Former U. s.. senator 7. M.
Patterson at Denver. |
Sir william Ramsay, famous chemist.
n England.
Aug. 7.-Vice Admiral Kamimura Of ia
Aug. 81. NJ. Thurston. former senator
rom Nebraska.
A. B. Stickney. founder of Chicago Great
railway.
Robert Grau, theatrical manager
Aug. 1l.-Dr. John B. Murphy, famous
surgeon.
Aug. 4.-Gen. Charles j. Paine. Civil
var veteran and yachtsman, at Boston.
Aug. 25.-Archbishop John L. Spalding.
It Peoria, ILL.,
Aug. 2s.-Dr. L. r. Brewer, Protestant
Episcopal bishop of Montana.
49, c. 49, = ~ 4
ibitionist. at Olathe. Kan.
Sept as. W. Pennypacker. ex-governor
f Pennsylvania.
Sept. Ar. c. Kerens. former ambassa-
Ior to Austria.
Sept. 12-T. L. James. former postmas-
er general, in New York.
Sept. l3.-Dr. George X. Herman, lead
r in middle West athletics. at Chicago.
Il, at New York.
Sept. E.-Seth Low, in New York.