The Pulaskian., 1918-01-04
NECROLOGY

Jan. u.-.Sebastian Schlesinger, com Wayne Macveagh, former U. s. attor- ney general. at Washington.
 Jan. 16-Admiral George Dewey at Washington.
 Philip Boieau, painter, in New York. Jan. 20.-William de Morgan, novelist. Feb. 7-Cardinal Diomede Falconio at Feb. 1o.-Al Hayman. theatrical pro- Feb 11-Duke of Norfolk in London. Feb B-Carolus Duran, painter. at Feb. 1S-Maj Gen. Frederick Funston at San Antonio Tex.
 March 5.-Manuel de Arriaga. former president of Portugal.
 March s.--count Ferdinand Zeppelin. at c. W. Guthrie, American ambassador to Japan, at Tokio.
 March 1.-Congressman Cyrus sulloway March 12.RWaIter Clark, American landscape painter, in New York,
 April 2.-Gen. Lloyd bsice diplomat and April s.-Richard olney. former secre- tary of state, at Boston.
 April 10.-Congressman Henry T, Helge- sen of North Dakota at Washington.
 April 1S.-Gen von Bissng, German gov- ernor general of Belgium.
 April 2o.-Dave Montgomery, actor. in April A-w. H. Parry. member federal trade commission. in Washington.
 April 26.-Baron Hengelmueller von Hen gevar, former Austrian ambassador to May 1o.-Joseph Benson Foraker. form CT U. s. senator, at Cincinnati; May 14.-Joseph H Choate. lawyer and diplomat, at New York
 May 1S-Bela L. Pratt, sculptor. at Bos- May 1s.-Beiva Lockwood. pioneer suff- ragist in Washington.
 D. W. Comstock. congressman from in- May 22.-Harry Lane. U. s. senator from May 8.-w. H. Miller, former U. s. at- torney genra1, at Indianapolis.
 June i.-John C. Black, veteran banker of Chicago.
 June 3.-Mrs. Matilda B. Carse, philan- thropist and temperance worker at ParR Louis Gathmann. inventor, at Washing June SD. W. Potter, evangelist at Jurs i2.-Mme. Terese careno, pianist. in New York. olio bishop of Trenton. N. J.
 June 17.-Judson c. Clements, interstate June 2o.3Digby Beii. Ame}ican come T1ii June 7.-col, Oliver HazArd Payne. financier. in New York.
 June 30.-WillIam Winter, yketeran ara matic critic, at New BrightonA N. Y. sociate justice of Supreme co3nrt.
 July 2.-sir Herbert Beerbothm Tree. July 10.-Col. B. B. Herbert, e3ditor Ma tional Printer Journalist, of Chifcago
 Herbert Kelcey, actor. July is.aBo Sweeney. assistant secretary " July ii issArchibald Mcclellan, hristian Science editor, at Brookline Mas2s B. :. :. July 2o.-Prof; J. B. Garter dira rotor Of theAmerican Academy of Rome. July M-Manton Marble, America m pub licist, in England
 July sO-Gen Harrison Gray Otis, q owne' Aug. IsJere J. Conan. veteran acto r, a Dr. Simeon Gilbert. veteran church our Aug. 2.-Raphael Kirchner, port val Aug: s@Rt: Rev Nicholas Mat4 cal u Aug. H.-Former U. S.. Senator John Kern of Indiana at Asheville, N. C..
 Aug. 2s:-Earl, Grey. former governe
 Mgr. Thomas F. Kennedy. rector of th American College in Rome.
 Sept 1s.-Henry E. Legier. public lis| brarian of Chicago.
 Sept 1s-Henry B. Brown. president of valoaraiso university.
 iiiiam F. Stone. collector of the port of Baltimore. Oct 9.-Hussein Kemal. sultan of Egypt. Oct. 15.-Don M. Dickinson, former post master general, at Detroit. Oct. 0.-Rey. Thomas Sturgeon, noted London preacher.
 Oct. a.-u. s. Senator Paul 0. Hustins
 oct. 22@Robert Fftzsimmons. former heavyweight champion, at Chicago.
 Oct MIJ. Carroll Beckwith. painter. ID Oct. 28.-Prince Christian of Schlewig- Holstein in London. Oct 29.-Congressman Charles Martin
 oct: so.sDr. E. B. Andrews, educator. at Interlachen, Fla.
 "Private" John Allen. former congress- | man from Mississippi. l Gen. Charles H. Grosvenor, former con- | gressman from Ohio. Nov: 3.-Rear Admiral Rodgers. U. s. N.
 Nov. s-w. H. Kendall. English actor. Nov. 11.-Liliuokalani, former queen of Hawaii at Honolulu. | Nov. 15.-John w Foster, former secre- tary of state. in Washington. l Nov. H.-Auguste Rodin, French sculp- tor.
 Nov. 1S.-Gen. Sir Stanley Maude, com mander of British army in Mesopotan1ia
 Nov. s0:-W. E. Chandler. former secre. tary of the navy. Dec. 8-Dr. A. D. Melvin, chief of U. s. bureau of animal industry.
 Dec 12.-Dr. A T. Still. founder of osteopathy.
 Dec 1s:-Henry Clay Barnabee. vet-
 Frank Gotch. former wrestling cham pion of world.