The Donaldsonville chief., 1921-01-15
NEUROLOGY

NECkOLO1
Jan. l-Thomas Hume, millionaire lum- |
herman, at Muskegon, Mich; ~ove,,s+
Jan. paul Adam, French noVensI,
Jan. 14-Charles E. Magoon' loin'e'
governor OF canal zone ,e,c-
John F. Dodge, automobile manulac-
Jan 1e-Reginald De Koven, American
composer.
Jan. 24-Rev. Cyrus Townsend Brady
author, at Yonkers, N. Y.
Jan. 27-J. B. Wilson. Texas cattle mag
Feb 4-E. P. Ripley. chairman Of, Of Santa
Fe railway, at Santa BarBara, pa nd Iat Match
Feb. S-,:ev. James 3. Buckley. editor
Christian Advocate, at MorristoWn, n: J.;
Feb. l0-C. F. Gunthef. pioneer canay
Feb. l2-Julius Chambers. author ana
explorer in New York. w oa,,,sor
Feb 2o-Rear Admiral Robert E. Peary.
U. s. n, dscoverer Of north pole, er,n-
Feb, 22-Maj. r. W. Pullman, superin
tendent of Washington police.
Feb 24--Franklin Murphy. former gov
ernor of New Jersey.
scape architect, at Broolsline, Mass.
March Limited States Senator John IA
Bankhead of Alabama. ~
March 4-George D. Smith, notSo s;e aa-
thority on rare books, in New york.
BAR Of New Hampshire in Washington;
March 19-Albert Rouillter, artist ana
egyiaGeGl March sS-br. @ THOMAS mas f. owen. direc
tor of department Of archives and his
tory Of Alabama, at Montgomery, Ala
William Thomas, smedley, American
artist at New York.
March 31-Edwin Warfield. former gov
ernor of Maryland, at Baltimore.
April DIR. William Martin, medical q.
rector United States navy, retired, at
April 4-Bishop Mathew S. Hughes OF
Portland Ore, at Cleveland.
Apr sDr Yohn A as Pttsbrgh 19Tmfr
April 10-Judge Richard s. Tuthill, at
Chicago.
zier, archbishop Of Armagh and primate
Of all Ireland.
April 14-Roger C. Sullivan, Democratic
Aprii 1s-Theodore N. Vail chairman OF
American Telephone and Telegraph COM
pany. at Baltimore
April 26-Miss Marjorie Benton Cooke,
American author. at Manila.
May 4--R. ]. Belford, publisher. at Los
May a-Bishop ]. H. Vincent. founder
of the Chautauqua assembly and OF the
Rockefeller foundation In Chicago.
May ll-William Dean Howells, in New
York
May 16-Levi P Morton, former vice
May T7-col- W. D'A. Mann. inventor
and publisher, in Morristown, N. J.
May lS-Dr. John N. stockwell, noted
asFuoeomfRa JuOe i"Rear Admiral ". W. Hendrick
Scii June s-oDr. Charles Augustus stoddard,
noted author, in New York
| n s NJ
Rhoda Broughton, British novelist
June 14-Mme. Rejane, famous French
| actress.
Crown prince Of Siam.
june 1s-George w Perkins, hnancier,
| at Stamford. Conn.
July 4-Maj Gen. William G.. Gorgas.
Representatlve Dick l. Morgan of Eighth
| Oklahoma district.
! July lo-Lord John Arbuthnot Fisher,
| first lord Of British admiralty.
July 11-Ex- empress Eugenie, last en-
press of France, at Madrid, Spain.
Brownell Harris, U. s. N, at southamp-
| ton, England.
July 2l-Arthur ]. Eddy, Chicago, au-
thor art so G1i1sn Gritic and 7awyer HsyHsrn,,t ~
usher S"s2 Of f the Mirror, q St: LOUIS s"N pun
Aug. il. Frank Hanley, former gov-
| Marquis Of Queensberry, in johannes
| burg.
Aug. 2-Isham Randolph, noted civil en-
! gineer, in Chicago.
| DR.. Luis Calvin, Dominican minister to
| United States.
Aug. 6-Commander O. NJ Howe U.sN,
Rev DR.. H. c. Herring, general secre-
tary national council of Congregat tional
Aug. 81. f. Mccall, United States dis
trtct judge for western Tennessee.
Aug. 1o-James ONeill, veteran Ameri-
| can actor
Rear Admiral +. H. Gheen, U. 8. N,
| retired,
can artist and sportsman. in London
| Aug l6-Sir Norman I4ockyer, eminent
scientist, at stdmouth, England.
Aug. 2o-Mme me-. Etelka Gerster, famous
Aug. 22-Andreas zorn. famous swed-
"a Au. 25-James Wilson. former secretary
| of agriculture at Traer. Iowa
| Aug. 29-Cardinal Annette, archbishop
of Faris.
Sept 2-Cardinal Mendez, archbishop of
| Toledo and primate of Spain.
| Sept. 17-Egerton castle, English novel;
Sept. 2o--Ge rye Nasnyth American So
SEPT. 21-Dr. Eric Doolittle, noted as
tronomears in Philadelphia.
Sept 26-S. P. Avery, art patron and
phianthropst, at Hartford, Conn.
Jacoh H: schlff, New York banker and
Oct. 2--W. Murray Crane, United States
| senator. at Dalton, Mass.
| Oct 6-Miguel de Palacios, noted Span
| ish author.
Oct 10-Rev. DR.. H. Stuck, archdeacon
! of the Yukon
Oct l3-Mrs Ogden Mills, social leader
| in New York and Paris.
| c. NJ. Alexander. famous evangelist in
| Birmingham, England
J. G. snydaker, Chicago capitalist and
| art ConnOisseur.
Oct. 16-Howard H. Gross, president
| Universal Military Training league, in
Chicago.
Oct, 17-General Leman, defender of
LieEe against the Germans.
John Reed, American writer.
! oct. l8-Federal Judge A. L. Sanborn,
at Madison. Wis.
| Oct. 19-Jay Rial prominent theatrical
| and circus man, at Winston-Salem, N. c.
| Oct. 22-OIiver Doud Byron. veteran
! American actor
Oct 24-stephen S. Gregory, eminent
| Chicago lawyer.
Oct 25-Alexander. king cf Greece.
| Nov. 1-Thos. r. Jernigan, orientalist
! and former American consul at Shanghai
Nov 2-Louise Imogen Quincy, Anerl-
| can poet and essayist, in England
Nov &c ". Stevens, president Ches-
apeake and oAio railroad