New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-01-02

w. j. Onahan. prominent Catholic Ia,
Jan 13-Dr. Horace Fletcher, dietetic
expert, in Copenhagen.
jan. l6-Rodriguez Alves. presiden
elect of Brazil.
Jan. 1S-Prince John. lounges son {
Jan 22-Former u. S. Senator Geore
T.. Oliver at Pittsburgh.
Jan. Z-Congressman edward Robin
of Greensburg, Pa.
Jan. 27-Rear Admiral F. f. Chadwick
Jan. Sl-Nat c. Goodwin. actor.
John T. Milliken. oil and mine magnat'
Feb 2-Xavier Leroux. French operati
composer.
Feb. 3-Prof. r. c. Pickering, director @
Harvard observatory.
Feb. 5-Rudolf Aronson, light opera com
poser and producer, in New York.
FEB. tBessie Abbott. operate prim
Feb. 17-sir wilfrid Laurier. former pre
mier of Canada.
Feb. lS-Gen. Baron Y. Fukushima
noted Japanese soldier.
FEB, 2i-Dr. Mary Walker. pioneer suf
fragist, in Washington.
w. F. portland. congressman from Mis-
souri,. in France.
Feb. 24-Julian Story. American artist.
rep. 21.tormer U. S. Senator G. +. Ed
munds of Vermont.
Robert Harris, Canadian artist.
March Charles E. Van Loan, author
w. 4 Burt, lumber magnate. at Sagi
nav, Mich.
March 3-James Witheycombe. governor
of Oregon.
March 6.Hilary A. Herbert. former sec,
rotary OF the navy.
March ll-Amelia L. Barr. author, Ia
New York.
March l4-Roger A. Pryor, in New York
March i7-kenyon Cox. noted artist. in
March 2S-Henry NJ. Blossom. musical
comedy writer, in New York.
nalist. in Chicago.
George Fort, assistant treasurer of the
April ST. W. Woolworth. originator of
five and ten cent stores.
Lew Shaw, famous billiard player.
April 9-Sidney Drew. American come
April lS-Mrs. Phoebe A. Hearst, in San
Francisco.
April l6-Former Ambassador Robert s.
Mccormick of Chicago.
Henry Morse Stephens, educator and
author. in San Francisco.
Miss Jane Delano. Red Cross Nursing
director, in France.
April II-Dr. j. Cleveland Cady. noted
architect. in New York.
April lS-Harlow N. H~iginbotham of
Chicago.
April 2l-Jules vedrines. famous French
aviator
Werner z, Reed, western oil magnate.
April 27-Imr Kira,fy, pageant and
spectacle producer. at Brighton, England,
April 2S-Albert E~stopinal. congressman
from Louisiana, in New Orleans.
May l-Joseph w. Jefferson. American
actor.
Asher Kinds. parliamentarian. in Wash
May ll-Rear Admiral Chauncey Thorn
May fill. J. Heinz of Pittsburgh.
Helen Hyde, American artist.
May l6-Will j. Davis, veteran theatri-
nlnnnUAr in GNhtna ~
May 17-General Zelaya, ex-president of
in New York.
May ls-David II. Greer. Protestant
bishop of New York.
George. j, Upton, noted writer on mu-
in Chicago.
May 2~o-Congressman c. C.. Van Dyke
81. Paul. MINI, commander in chief
,f United Spanish War Veterans
June 6-Frederick Thompson, noted the
atrical manager. in New York.
June l0-Former U. S. Senator John C.
of Wisconsin.
June l2-Former Congressman James A.
IA whey of Minnesota.
June li-Weedon Grossmith. British ac-
or and artist.
Ernest Lister. governor OF Washington.
July DIR. Anna Howard Shaw. veteran
at Moylan. Pa.
Ex-Congressman Lemuel Ely Quigg. In
lew York.
July S-John Fox, Jr., novelist. at Big
July l2-Dr. w. Max Muller, orientaiist,
rofessor Of Egyptology at University of
Charles Rock, English actor.
Albert Vickers. England's greatest man
facturer of steel products and airplanes.
I Easthourne.
July 23-Sir Edward II. Holden noted
.rltish fnancier.
George II. Primrose, famous minstrel.
July N-La Verne w. Moves, Chicago
manufacturers. inventor and philanthropist.
July g-Elias Greenebaum. noted Chica-
o banker, aged 81.
July 2s-Sir Edward ]. POINTER. presl-
ent OF Royal academy.
July 2s-George A. Storey, famous paint
Aug iIoscar Hammersteln. opera i'm
Aug. 7-Will N. Harden. American au-
Tor.
E. c'Gas') Addicks, Delaware nnan-
Aug, s--Raiph Blakelock. American ar
st.
Aug s-Ruggiero Leoncavailo. composer.
Rome.
Prof. Ernst Haeckei. at Jena.
Aug. ii-Andrew Carnegie, at Lenox.
Aug. is-rrederick Layton, veteran
ECKER, at Milwaukee.
Baron 1nverclyde. at Glasgow.
2s-Gen. Louis Botha. premier of
nth Africa.
Sept. 3-Budd Dobie. famous driver OF
'rness horses, at Los Angeles.
Sent. s-Admiral Baron Beresford Of
w. Osborne. noted criminal law
Sept s-Duncan c. Ross. famous swords
and wrestler, in Baltimore.
a-John Mitchell. former president
tilted Mine Workers.
Floi Sylvia, noted Belgian operatic
sept. l2-Leonid Andreef. Russian au-
or. ,
sept. ls-Arthur NJ. Beaupre. former Z.
S. minister to Colombia. IN Chicago. J
sept. s-congressman J. Il. Thompson. l
Sept. 1T. p. shonts. New York trac-
n ma Gnate
'ept. 2s-Charles L Freer. capitalist and =
Ohm s Washburn of Minneapolis. big y
iept. a-Adelina Patti. at Penycae. G
'ept. 2s-Chief Justice II. w. Bond OF
supreme court.
iept. 2a-Rev. Il. J. vattman. noted
tholic priest and army chaplain. at Chit
ept. 3-Gen. Patrick Egan, pioneer Y
ruler and former u. s. minister to
lie. in New York.
ept. CDR Nathaniel T.. Rubinkam,
l-Charles W. C'Buralo'D Jones. n
nous plainsman and hunter. at Topeka. !.
ct. s-Rt, Rev J. C. Sage. Episcopal q
~ " hAANh "a
r. DAME ". Towner, noted evangelist 81
1gwood. Mo. A.
ct. 4-Philip ". Mcmillan. owner De- "
il Free Press. G.
Ct 7-Henry Mills Alden. editor Har- h
- Magazine. u
on Ricardo Palma. noted Peruvian s
hor. nm
fired Deakin. former premier Of Aus |"
LA. q,
s-Dr. Cyril Hopkins of University
Illinois at Gibraltar.
ct ~l4-Rodman Law, noted aviator, al
-~enville. S. c.
p. J.. Garrigan of Catholic do
2 of Sioux City. Iowa. n
15-Rear Admiral Richardson Clo- -
4. u. s. N. retired. In
4. 1s-yiscount Astor, in London. m,
aDCount V. Macchi di Celere, Ital- -
ambassador to u. 8. "
ct H-Alf T. Ringing. circus owner. ef
n. ].
4. 2s-sir Ernest waterlow. noted Brit
painter
t Bella Wheeler Wilcox. poet and
hor.
ny 1-Col ID RaU copnandox A.