Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1917-01-06
NEUROLOGY

jan e2-Associate Justice j. R. Lamar.
jan ss ~gn eSur5; at D Wsship q;H}5
here and railroad builder. at Council
Col R r Van Horn. founder of the
Kansas City Journal at Kansas City.
Jan 6--Matthew w. Pinkerton. at Chi
Charles w. Knapp. veteran newspaper
Jan S.-Rt. Rev. Richard scannell, Cath
Ole bishop of Omaha
jan. is'@Victoriaro Huerta a~ FORMER pro-
an Of MsTiG %o at Ell Paso
British postmaster I genera M0rieS' FORMER
Jeanette L Glider. author and editor.
Jan. 25.-samuel S. Chamberlain. pub
Usher In of OF sost oIa American
Feb 7-Col W. p Hepburn. former con-
Fsp 1. at cTart Tfowb bai author
Feb. 9O-Dr. Henry B. Favin. of Chi
Feb 24-Admiral Won Pohl. at Berlin
Feb. 2s.-Henry James, author. in Lon
March 2-Queen Mother Elizabeth of
Mounet-su1ly. famous actor. at Paris
March 4-Brig. Gen. w. Sooy Smith. at
s. N, retired. at Annapolis.
March 1o.-Henry. Gasaway Davis. for
March III. S. Senator Benjamin F.
March is.-Cardina1 Gotti, project of the
Pr%3p aep At the Xattiiean in Rome
March 27.-Thomas Pence. secretary
Democratic national committee, at Wash
ington.
April 1--Naphtan Luccock. NJ. E bishop
" Wis Montana and Dakota at La Crosse
DR.. j. B. Angel. president emeritus of
April 4.-George w smalley. veteran
AnriI 7Gc5eoree W Cotton former gov
ernor Of Porto Rico, at Washington.
list Ap at Mt Kiseo n Harding Davis novel
April 1T. ]. Burrill. famous bacterio-
ios nt, and edH9a1er at P erRa9 3armer
ernor of Wisconsin, at Milwaukee
co nnra 9a at co Ge nth N German
April 3o--Earl St Aldwyn, noted Eng
May Nv. A Gardner. president Chi
May 1s.-Bryan Lathrop. philanthropist.
Clara Louise Kellogg, opera star. at Elp-
msg ocet1 u G SeEths nsBssss at
May 2s-Rev Dr. Thimothy Dwight. for
c Ge5 president of Yale at Ne" Haven
May 2-Genera1 Gallieni, at Paris.
May 2s.-Janaes ]. Hill. at st. Paul.
confederate raider. in Washington
IL e als n at New YORK. famous
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. G. Burleigh of
Maine
June 9o.-Edward s. Ellis. noted writer
OF Ju 1Hys sM ITs Hetty Green at New York.
July 15.-Prof. Ellie Metchnikoff. famous
bacteriologist. in Paris.
July 1S-James H Moore. noted finan-
cier, at Lake Geneva. Wis.
July 22.-James Whitcomb Riley. at In
July 2s.-Former U. s. Senator T. M
Sir William Ramsay. famous chemist,
Aug. 7.-Vice Admiral Kamimura of ia
Aug. 81 NJ. Thurstoh. former senator
A B. stickney. founder of Chicago Great
Western railway
Augs n'GDr. John B. Murphy' famous
Chicago surgeon.
Aug 14.-Gen. Charles ]. Paine. Civil
Aug. 5.-Archbishop John L Spalding,
Aug 3I-John P. ST. John, noted Pro-
hibitionist, at Olathe. Kan
Sept as. w. Pennypacker. ex-governor
Sept. 4-R- c. Kerens. former ambassa-
Sept. 12-T L. James, former postmas-
ter general, in New York.
sept ih iddle Mese assletcs at chcaso
Sept I6-Horaee White. famous Journal
Sept. E.Wseth Low, in New York.
Sept 1s.-Maj. Gen. Albert L Mills, u
S. A., at Washington
: Sept 19-Wiliiam ]. Calhoun, noted law
yer and diplomat. at Chicago.
Sept 27.-Rear Admiral c. z. vreeland
U S. N, retired.
Oct IL. S. Senator James p Clarke
of Arkansas. at Little Rock.
Oct 2.-E- s. Lacey. former comptroller
of the currency. at Chicago.
Mrs. Havelock Ellis, noted lecturer on
eugenics. in London
Oct 12--Otto. insane former king of
Oct 15-Rev. Francis Brown, president
Union Theological seminary. New York
Oct 1S--Eben Eugene Rexford. poet and
Normal Duncan. author. at Fredonia.
Oct zs.-william NJ. Chase. noted paint
oct 2S-Prof. Cleveland Able father
of weather bureau. at Washington
Oct. 31--'.Pastor'' Russell, noted indie
pendent preacher
Nicholas E Young. former president Ma
tionaI Baseball league, at Washington
Nov. 5.-Cardinal Della Volpe at Rome.
Nov. 12.-Dr. Percival Lowell. famous
astronomer. at Flagstaff, Ariz.
Nov. 14-Brig- Gen D. c. Kingman. u
Nov. 15-Rt- Rev. Charles Edward Che
ney. senior bishop of Reformed Episcopal
church at Chicago.
Molly Elliott SeaweI. author. at wash
Henryk Sienkiewfcz, Polish novelist
Nov 1s--F- M Lyman, president of the