The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1920-12-31
NEUROLOGY

Jan. E-Edul AQaI1, FTenCn novelist
Jan. 1+-Charles E. Magoon. former
governor Of canal zone.
John F. Dodge, automobile manufac-
turer, of Detroit.
Jan. 16-Reginald De Koven, American
composer.
Jan. A-Rev. Cyrus Townsend Brady,
author, at Yonkers, N. 7.
Jan. N-J. B. Wilson. Texas cattle mag
nate.
Feb. 4-E. P. Ripley, chairman of Santa
Fe railway, at Santa Barbara, Cal
Q. c. Barber, founder of Diamond Match
company, at Barberton, Q. ,,,
Feb. S-0ev James B. Buckley, editor
Christian Advocate, at Morristown, N. J:
Feb; &c: F GTnither, pioneer zion 1T ca noI,
noisseur.
Feb. 12-Julius Chambers, author and
Feb. is-Brig. Gen. P. W. DAWSON
Feb. 2O-Rear Admiral Robert E. Peary.
U; s. N, discoverer of north pole.
Feb. 22-Maj. r. w. Pullman, super1n-
tendent of Washington police.
Feb. A-Franklin Murphy, former gov
ernor Of New Jersey. ,.. LAND
scape architect, at Brookline. Mass.
March Limited States Senator John Il.
Bankhead of Alabama.
March 4-George D. Smith, noted au-
thority on rare books, in New York.
March 15-Former Senator Henry w.
Blair of New Hampshire In Washington.
March 1s-Albert Rouillier, artist and
March 2s-Dr. Thomas Il. owen, direc-
tor of department Of archives and his
tory Of Alabama, at Montgomery, Ala:
William Thomas Smedley, American
artist at New York.
March si-Edwin Warfeld. former gov
ernor of Maryland, at Baltimore.
April DIR. William Martin, medical d.
| rector United States navy, retired, at
San Francisco.
April 4-Bishop Mathew 8. Hughes OF
| Portland Ore, at Cleveland.
April S-Dr. John A. Brashear, former
chancellor of University of Pittsburgh,
| and astronomer.
April 12-Most Rev. John Baptist Gro
zier, archbishop Of Armagh and primate
April i4-Roger C. Sullivan, Democratic
| leader, at Chicago
April 16-Theodore N. Vail, chairman OF
American Telephone and Telegraph COM
April 26-Miss Marjorie Benton Cooke,
American author, at Manila;
May 4-R. J. Belford, publisher. at Los
May s-Bishop J. H. Vincent, founder
Rockefeller foundation, in Chicago.
May 1t-William Dean Howells, in New
May 1s-LeH P. Morton. former vice
May T-coL W. pa, Mann. inventor
May 1S-Dr. John N. Stockwell, noted
astronomer, in Cleveland, O..
June l-Rear Admiral W. w. Hendrick-
June s-Dr. Charles Augustus stoddard,
noted author, in New York.
June 5-Rear Admiral Wlnterhalter,
Rhoda Broughton, British novelist.
June Anime. Rejane, famous French
actress.
June 1S-George W. Perkins, inancier,
| at Stamford, Conn.
July MAI. Cen William C. Gorgas,
former surgeon general of United States
Rerpresentative Dick I. Morgan of Eighth
Oklahoma district
July iO-Lord John -Arbuthnot Fisher.
first lord of British admiralty.
July LEX Empress Eugenie, last en-
press OF France, at Madrid. Spain.
July 12-Rear Admiral Henry Tudor
Brownell Harris, U. s. NJ at southamp-
Ut July a~Arthur ]. Eddy, Chicago, au-
thor, art critic and lawyer.
Juiy as-W. M. Reedy, editor and pub.
Usher of the Mirror, Of St Louis.
! Aug. III. Frank Hanley, former gov
ernor of Indiana, killed In auto accident.
Marquis of Queensberry, in Johannes
Aug. 2-Isham Randolph, noted civil en-.
gineer, in Chicago.
| DR. Luis Calvin, Dominican minister to
Aug. commander C. NJ. Howe, U.s.N
Rev. Dr. H. C. Herring. general secre.
tary national council OF Congregational
Aug. 81. E. Mccall, United States dis.
trict Judge for western Tennessee.
Aug. 10-James o'Neiil, veteran Ameri'
Rear Admiral E. H Gheen, U. s. N.
Aug. 12-walter winans, noted Amerl
can artist and sportsman, In London.
| Aug l6-Sir Norman LoclSyer, eminent
scientist, at Sidmouth. England.
Aug. 2O-Mme. Etelka Gerster, famous
Aug. 22-Andreas zorn. famous swed
Au' 26-James Wilson, former secretary
Of agriculture. at Traer. Iowa.
Aug. 29-Cardinal Annette, archbishop
of Paris.
Toledo and primate of Spain.
Sept. H-Egerton castle. English novel
Sept 20-George Nasmyth. American So
Sept. a-Dr. Eric DoolittIe. noted as
trenomeIrs in Phiiadelphia; ..
philanthropist, at Hartford, Conn.
Jacob H. schifr, New York banker ant
philanthropist.
senator, at Dalton, Mass.
Oct. 6-Miguel de Palacios, noted Span
Oct. i9-Rev. DR.. H. Stuck. arehdsacOr
Oct. 1s-Mrs. Ogden Mills. social leader
| In New York and Paris.
c. NJ. Alexander. famous evangelist, II
Birmingham. England.
]. G. Snydaker, Chicago capitalist ant
| art connoisseur.
Oct 16-Howard H. Gross, president
Universal Military Training league, II
| Chicago.
Oct. i7-GeneraI Lemsn, defender Of
Liege against the Germans.
John Reed, American writer.
Oct. lS-Federal Judge A. L. sanborn
| at Madison, Wis. .--.
Oct 19-Jay Rial. prominent theatrical
and circus man, at Winston-Salem. N. G.
Oct. 2S-Oliver Doud Byron, veteran
American actor.
Oct 24-Stepnen s. Gregory, eminent
Chicago lawyer.
Oct. 25-Alexander, king of Greece,
| Nov. l-Thos. r. Jernigan, orientalist
and former American consul at Shanghai
Nov. 2-Louise Imogen Quincy. Amert-
can poet and essayist In England.
Nov. sc. w. Stevens, president Ches-
[ apeake and Ohio railroad