Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1921-04-29

CHIPPEWA FALLS. Wis.-Dr. II
T. Conner, So years of age.
SAN F'RANCISCO.-Mrs. Josephine
Howard. widely known writer.
LONDON.--F. c. Phillips, the nov.
elist. He was born February 3, 1S49
BUTTE. Mont. = Edward Hickey
one Of the locators of the Anaconda
lode.
SAN FRANCISCO.-Captain James
Guthrie. federal inspector of bulls and
boilers.
STRASSBURG. - Baron Zorn Won
Bulach, former secretary for Alsace.
Lorraine.
OBERLIN, Ohio.-George Frederick
Wright. 83, noted geologist, author and
educator.
SANTA CRUZ, Cal. - Frank l..
Heath. widely known artist of the Pa.
cific coast
CHICAGO.-Captain l. p. Rumsey.
81, the Oldest member of the Chicago
board of trade.
INGHAM, Englapd.-sir
Frank Bowden, who was created a
baronet in 1915
NEW YORK.-A. A. II. Boissevain.
who founded New York banking firm
bearing his name.
PRINCETON n Moses Taylor
Pyne, financier and former trustee
of Princeton university.
OGDENSBURG, N. Y.-The Right
Rev. Henry Gabriels, "a. bishop of the
Roman Catholic diocese
ST. PAUL. = William Cairncross,
pioneer Mississippi river man. He
was born in Scotland in 1929.
CHlCACO.-John w. Mulligan, real
estate and tax agent of the Chicago.
Rock Island x Pocific railway.
SAN FRANCISCO. = John Henry
Wise. 80. Former collector of the port
of San Francisco. and "a l,ioneer.
CHICAGO. 80 Charles S. Halves of
United States dye tariff commission.
SAN FRANCISCO John Phillip
Young, for nearly 43 year managing
editor of the San Francisco Chronicle.
PORTLAND, Ore.-Dr. Robert C.
fenney, former lieutenant colonel
who commanded base hospital 46
overseas.
MOENCI Ariz.-Edwin Jacobs. age
g. for many years the best known
newspaper mining correspondent in
western Canada.
PARIS.--Charles Surugue. the old
est pOilu of France" veteran of both
the Franco-Prussian and the world
war. aged 80 years.
NEW YORK.-The death is report
ed in Picking Of Professor Bertrand
Russell. English sociologist, mathema-
tician and philosopher.
SALT LAKE CITY.-Mrs. Emme.
line B. Wells. SO years old, affection
ately known as aunt En-" and
"Utah's grand old lady"
LEADVILLE, Col.-Archibald Nal
colin MacLean. former prominent
doctor and titular head Of the Clan
MacLean. a noted Scottish family.
PLATTSMOUTH. Neb-Justin Lilly
member of the national convention at
Chicago that nominated Abraham Lin
coin for president in 1870
NEW YORK.-The Rev. DR.. A.
Woodruff Halsey, So, secretary of the
board OF foreign relations of the Pres
byterian church since 1899.
ST. PAUL. Minn.--Michael J. Dow
ling, banker, of Olivia. Mimi, famed
for his success in life after losing
both legs, an arm and part of his re-
naming hand in his youth.
MANDAN, N. D.--James Flanagan,
"a. years old, said to be the last sur
viving white scout of Clusters Seventh
cavalry. Flanagan also was a civil
war veteran.
OMAHA, Neb.-Daniel Bartlett Sar.
gent, last surviving member of the
crew of the Kearsarge, Union frigate
which engaged and sunk the confed.
crate blockade runner, Alabama, in
the historic encounter off the port of
Cherbourg. France, June 10, 1864, age
SO years. He was one of the Oldest
pioneer Nebraskans and a veteran
emplOye Of the Union Pacific railroad
having retired as assistant paymaster-
general of the road in 1906.