Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1917-01-09
NEUROLOGY

U. S. Supreme court, at Washington.
Jan. 3.-Gen. c. M. Dodge. Civil war
hero and railroad builder, at. Council
Col. R. T. Van Horn founder of the
Kansas City Journal at Kansas City.
Jan. 6.-Matthew w. Pinkerton, at Chi
cago.
Charles W. Knapp, veteran newspaper
man, at New York
Jan. S.-Rt. Rev. Richard scannell. Cath
Ollie bishop of Omaha.
Ada Rehan, actress. at New York.
Jan. 13-Victoriano Huerta. former pro-
visional president of Mexico at Ell Paso
British postmaster general.
Jeanette L. Glider, author and editor,
at New York.
Jan. 25.-Samuel S. Chamberlain. pub
Usher Of Boston American.
Jan. 30.-Sir Clements r. Markham, IA
nous explorer, at London.
Feb. 7.-Col. w P. Hepburn. former con-
gresham, at Clarinda, Ia.
Feb. 12.-J. T. Trowbr.dge, author, at
Arlington, Mass.
Feb. 2O-Dr HEM B. Favill, of Chi
cago, prominent Physician and publicist.
Feb. A.-Admiral Won Pohl, at Berlin.
Feb. 2S.-Henry James. author. in Lon
don.
March 2.-Queen Mother Elizabeth of
Roumania Carmen Sylva)
Mounet-Sully. famous actor, at Paris.
March 4.-Brig. Gen. w. Sooy Smith. at
Medford. Ore.
March I.-E6dT Admiral asa w alker, u.
S. N, retired, at Annapolis.
March 10.-Henry Gasaway Davis, for
mer U. S. senator from West Virginia. at
Washington.
Shively of Indiana, at Washington.
March 19-Cardinal Gotti project of the
Propaganda at the Vatican, in Rome.
March &c. ]. Mulhgan. sculptor. at
Chicago.
March 27.-Thomas Pence, secretary
Democratic national committee. at Wash
ington
April 1.-Naphtali Luccock M. f. bishop
of Montana and Dakota, at La Crosse,
Wis
Dr. ]. B. Angel, president emeritus of
University of Michigan.
April 4.-George w. Smalley, veteran
journalist in London
April 7-George w. Cotton former gov
ernor of Porto Rico. at Washington.
April 11.-Richard Harding Davis. novel
list, at Mt. Kisco. N. Y.
April AT. j. Burrill famous bacteria
April 16.-George w. Peck, former gov
ernor of Wisconsin, at Milwaukee.
April 1s.-Baron Won der Goltz. German
commandment at Constantinople.
April 3o-Earl ST. Aldwyn, noted Eng
lish statesman. better known as Sir Mi
chael Hicks-Beach.
May u.-W. A. Gardner. president Chi
eago & Northwestern railway.
May 1S.-Bryan Lathrop. philanthropist-
at Chicago.
Clara Louise Kellogg, opera star. at Elp-
MAY 1S~Dr. E. N. Corthell, president
American Society of Civil Engineers. at
May io.-George B. Cox, political leader.
at Cincinnati.
May 2s.-Rev. DR.. Thimothy Dwight, for
rner president OF Yale, at New Haven,
Conn.
May 2T.-General Gallieni. at Paris
Nav 29--James ]. HILL at st. Paul.
Nay 30-Col John S. Mosby. famous
confederate raider. in Washington.
June 1.-Charles Sooy Smith. famous CIV
81 engineer, at New York.
June 6--Yuan Shi Kai, president of
China
June 16.-U. S. Senator E. c. Burleigh Of
June 1s.-Lieut Gen. Count Helmuth Won
Moltke. at Berlin.
.June aO.-Edward S. Ellis. noted writer
of boys stories at Cliff Island. Me.
July 2-Mrs. Hetty Green at New York.
July 15.-Prof. Ellie Metchnikoh. famous
July 1S.-James II. Moore. noted finan-
cier. at Lake Geneva. Wis.
July 22-James Whitcomb Riley. at In
July 22-Former U. S. Senator T. NJ
Patterson al Denver.
Sir William Ramsay. famous chemist.
in England.
Aug. 7.-Vice Admiral kamimura of ia
sug. 81 N Thurston. former senator
from NEBRASKA
A b. Stickney. founder of Chicago Great
Western railway.
Robert Grau, theatrical manager.
Aug. n.-Dr. John B. Murphy. famous
Chicago surgeon
Aug 14-Gen- Charles ]. Paine. Civil
war veteran and yachtsman. at Boston.
Aug. 25.-Archbishop John L. Spalding,
at Peoria Ill
Aug. 2S.-Dr. l. r. Brewer, Protestant
Episcopal bishop of Montana.
Aug. 3i-John p st. John. noted Pro-
hibitionist at Olathe, Kan.
Sept IS. w. Pennypacker. ex-governor
OF Pennsylvania.
Sept. 4--R. c. Kerens. former ambassa-
dor to Austria
Sept. l2-T. L. James. former postmas-
ter general, in New York.
Sept 13.-Dr. George K Herman lead
er in middle West athletics. at Chicago
Sept. 16-Horace White, famous journal
ist at New York.
Sept. E.-Seth Low. in New York.