The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1921-01-07
NEUROLOGY

Jan. l-Thomas Hume millionaire lun'-
herman, at Muskegon, Mich.
Jan. Paul Adam, French novelist,
] Jan. H-Cherles E. Magoon, former
John F. Dodge. automobile rnanufac-
turer, of Detroit,
Jan. le-Reginald De Koven. American
Jan. a-Rev. Cyrus Townsend Brady.
author, at Yonkers, N. Y,
Jan. H--J. b. Wilson, Texas cattle mag
| nate.
Feb. 4-E. P. Ripley. chairman Of Santa
| Fe railway, at Santa Barbara Cal.
0, C. Barber, founder of Diamond hatcn
| company, at Barberton, o.
Feb. stew. James B. Buckley editor
| Christian Advocate, at Morristown, n. =:
I Feb. 10--C. F. Gunther. pioneer candy
manufacturer of Chicago. and art con-
Feb. i2--Julius Chambers. author and
explorer, in New York ~ ,..n
Feb. 0-Rear Admiral Robert E. Peary.
| U. s. N, discoverer Of north pole.
Feb. 22-Maj. r. w. Pullman, superin-
tendent Of Washington police.
Feb. A-Franklin Murphy, former gov
| ernor Of New Jersey.
Feb. %-John G. oimsted, famous land
scape architect at Brookline. Mass,
| Bankhead of Alabama.
March 4--George D. Smith, noted au-
thority on rare books, In New York.
March l5-Former Senator Henry w.
Blair Of New Hampshire in Washington.
| March ls-Albert Rouiliier, artist ana
collector of rare prints. at Chicago:
| March as-Dr. Thomas H. Owen. direc-
| tor OF department OF archives and his,
tory Of Alabama, at Montgomery. Ala.
| William Thomas smedley, American
| artist, at New York.
March 3l-Edwin Warheld. former gov
ernor OF Maryland, at Baltimore.
April 1--Dr. william Martin. medical d.
rector United States navy. retired, At
April +-Bishop. Mathew 8. Hughes Of
April S-Dr. John A.. Brashear, former
chancellor of University of Pittsburgh,
April iO-lJudge Richard 8, Tuthil. 3.
April ia-Most Rev. John Baptist cro-
zier. archbishop Of Armagh and pTimats
1 Of all ireland.
IpTti is-Theodore N. Van, chairman OF
American Telephone and Telegraph COM
pany, at Baltimore.
l American at thor. at Manila.
May t-R. j. Bedford, publisher, at Los
May s-Bishop J. H. Vincent, founder
/ Of the Chautauqua assembly and of the
| Rockefeller foundation, In Chicago.
May 11-william Dean Howeils. In New
May ic-Leu p. Morton. former vice
Nav f-col. w. D'A. Mann, inventor
and publisher, in Morristown, N. J.
May lS-Dr. John N. Stockwell, noted
astronomer. in Cleveland. o.
June i-Rear Admiral w. w. Hendrick-
June s-Dr. Charles Augustus stoddard,
noted author, In New York,
June 6-Rear Admiral WHITEWATER,
1 N
Rhoda Broughton, British novelist.
June H-Mme. Rejane, famous French
| actress.
June 1s-George w. Perkins, hnancier.
| at Stamford, Conn.
July MAI. Gen. William c. Gorgas,
former surgeon general of United States
Representative Dick l. Morgan of Eighth
Oklahoma district.
JULY iO-Lord John Arbuthnot Fisher,
| first lord OF British admiralty.
July -Ex-Empress Eugenie. last em-
press OF France, at Madrid, Spain.
July l2-Rear Admiral Henry Tudor
Brownell. Harris. u! s. NJ. at southamp-
ton, England.
July si-Arthur j, Eddy, Chicago, au-
thor, art critic and lawyer.
July 22-William X. Vanderbilt. in Paris
Usher OF the Mirror. of 81. Louis.
Aug. III. Frank Hanley, former gov
ernor of Indiana, killed In auto accident,
Marquis Of oueensberry, in Johannes
Aug. 2-Isham Randolph, noted civil en-
gineer, in Chicago.
Dr. Luis Calvin, Dominican minister to
United States.
rev. Or. H C. Herring. general secre-
tary national council of Congregational
Aug. 81. e. Mccall. United States dis
trtct Judge for weStern Tennessee
In-JannAa 0'Kafli vafarup raAns
r. Hear Admiral E. H. eheen, U. s. N.
Aug 1s-walter winans, noted Amert-
can artist and sportsman. in London
Aug. 1e-Sir Norman Lockyer, eminent
scientist, at Sldmouth. England.
Aug. 2CMme. Etelka Gerster. famous
AZ Aug. 22"Andreas zorn, famous swed-
"a hu' ss~James Wilson, former secretary
of agricSnditpre At Traer Iowa.
Sept 2-Cardtnal Mendez, archbishop OF
Toledo and primate' If Spain.
Sept. 1f-Egerton Castle, English novel;
Sept 2o-George Nasmyth, American So
biologist, at Geneva.
Sept. 2l--Dr. Eric Doolittle, noted as
tronomer, in Philadelphia.
Sept. 26--S p. Avery art patron and
piiilanthropist, at Hartford Conn.
Jacob II. Schiff, New York banker and
! pfliianthropist.i gF .lgtaEagglT 4s
Oct. Wv. Murray Crane, United States
senator; at Dalton, Mass
Oct, 6--Miguel de Palaclos. noted Span
ish author.
!. oct St, i S,,I' PA r sNck archdeacon
Oct Ia-Mrs. Ogden Mills social leader
In New York and Paris.
C. M. Alexander, famous evangelist In
Birmingham, England. WINS etf{K
J. O. snydaker, Chicago capitalist and
art connuisseur s
Oct. H. Howard H. Gross, president
Universal Military Training league, In
Chicago. de
Oct. i7--General Leman. defender of
Liege against the Germans.
John Reed, American writer.
Oct. s1S-Federal Judge A, L. Sanborn,
ut Madison, Wis.
Oct fS-Jay Rial, prominent theatrical
and circus man. at Winston-Salem. N. G.
Oct. 23--oliver Doud Byron. veteran
American actor.
Oct. a stephen 8. Gregory. eminent
Chicago lawyer.
Oct. 2--Alexander, king Of Greece
Nov, l--Thos. II. Jernigan, ortentalst
and former American consul at Shanghai
Nov. 2Louise Imogen Quincy, Ameri-
can poet and cssayist In England.
Nov, 3--G w. Stevens, president Chess
aDaaRe and Ohm raflroad F4ISr