The Washington herald., 1916-12-31

January 1-News received Of death OF
rumaso Salvini famous italian tragedian.
IN Italy; Al Ringing. noted circus man
January 1Joseph r Lamar. Associate
Justice United States Supreme Court.
January S-Sir George Robertson. British
soldier, in London; Col. Robert T. Van
Horn, founder OF the Kansas City Jour
nal, IN Kansas City Mo. January EGen.
Henry L. Burnett, soldier and lawyer in
New York City. January s-Charles w.
Knapp. newspaper publisher, in New
York City.
January e-Lord Burnham. owner OF
the Daily Telegraph. in London. January
10-Frank II. Dodd, publisher. In New
York City. January fT-Miss Jeanette L,
Glider. famous author and critic. in New
York City. January H-Gen- Louis H.
Carpenter. civil and Indian war veteran,
IN Philadslphia- January 14-John A Hill,
publisher, In New York City. January Is
Samuel 8. Chamberlain, editor. In San
Francisco; Herman B. Duryea, sports
man. IN Saranac Lake, N. Y.
February AJohn w. Guiteau, insur-
ance expert and brother of the man who
shot President Garfield, in Dobbs Ferry,
N. Y. February +-Alexander W. Drake,
art editor. In New City; Charles c.
Wakeley, the nrst man to photograph
ths moon through q telescope. feat
NJ dCCOLupuAuoo IN l6oas IN OEduBcs ~ =.
Alexander Hamilton, railway magnate, In
Petersburg. Va. February 7Colonel
William p, Hepburn. former Congress
Representative, In Ciorinda, Ia Feb
ruary 2-John T. Trowbridge, author. in
Arlington. Mass. February 3S-Dr. David
A. Gorton. father Of the eugenic twins.
st % died at 90 In Brooklyn. N. Y; CAL
vh 8. Demarest. billiard player. in FL
gin, Ill.
E,r.h q -C,r,,an avRy,a nov.zar
Queen of Rumania-
March T-Rear Admiral Asa Walker.
who fought under Dewey at Manila, at
Annapolis, Nd March u-Former United
States Senator Henry G. Davis. in Wash
hgton. D. C. March l2-Theodore Voor-
hees. president of the Philadelphia and
Reading Railway. In Philadelphia, Pa.
! March 1s-Cardinal Gotti. prefect Of the
Propaganda, In Rome. March A-Cole
Younger, famous bandit, in Lees Sum.
NIT. Mo. March 26-Susan E. Blow
called the mother Of the kindergarten
in the United States, In New York City.
March H-Thomas ]. Pence. secretary
= of the Democratic National Committee
In Washington, D. c.
April &C. B. Wolfram, editor, in New
York City. April T-wIlliam Read, bank.
er. in New York City. April 11-Richard
II. Davis, author, in Mount Kisco, n. Y
April 16-Ex-Governor w. Peck, OF Wis.
consin, author of "Peck's Bad Boy" iT
Milwaukee. April ao-David H. King, jr.
who built first skyscraper in New Yori
City, dies there. April l9German Field
Marshal Won der Goltz, OF fever, in Tur.
key. April 26-Howard G. Cushing, art.
ist. in New York City. April 2T-Stepher
Fisk, dramatic critic. April 30-Earl st
.Aldwyn, former chancellor of the ex.
chequer. In England.
May +Lord John Hay, former admira
OF the feet, in London. May lO-Chaun
cey ]. Blair, financial leader, in Chi
cago, Ill May 13-Sholem Alsichem
called the "Yidish Mark Twain" in New
York City; Clara Louise Kellogg, famous
opera singer, in New Hartford, Conn
May r-Allen Kelly. editor, in Los An
geles. Cal May 1-Mrs. Emily N. r
Mclean. d. A. r. organizer, in Balti
more, Md. May 2O-George b. Cox. Re
publican political leader, in CINCINNATI
Ohio.
May 26-Dr. Timothy Dwight, forme
president of Yale University, in New
Haven, Conn. May 27-Gen. Joseph s
Gatiient. former Minister of war, in
Paris. May 29-James J. Hill. raiIroa,
pioneer. in st. Paul, Mimi; George c
Smith. banker and railroad man. il
New York City May 3O-CoI John 8
hosby, civil war guerrilla, in Wash
hgton. D. c.
June 6-Yuan Shih Kai, President O
China. in Pekin. June 9-John r. Nc
Lean, newspaper man. in Washington
D. c. June 11-Mrs. Glenn F. McKin
ney ("Jean Webster'), author. in New
York City. June 12-Acton Davies. the
atrtcal critic, in Chicago, III. June 1.