The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-12-29


cago; March II, Dr. II. ~. uunsduia5.
educator. lecturer and preacher, Of
Chicago; March 10, Bert Lesion Tay-
Tor of the Chicago Tribune, most IA
nous Column conductor; March "a,
James Cardinal Gibbons, archbishop Of
Baltimore; March %, Mrs. George NJ.
Pullman. widow of the car builder,
and Charles Haddon Chambers, Aus
tralian playwright; March 20, John
Burroughs, beloved American natural
ist.
April 8, Ami Louise Cary, once
famous prima donna; April s, Julie
Opp, actress. and B. f. Wallace, pioneer
circus man April 9. Archbishop Walsh
of Dublin. Sydney Fisher, Canadian
statesman, and Ernesto Nathan, former
mayor of Rome; April Ii, Augusta
Victoria, former empress OF Germany;
April 80, John Robinson, noted circus
owner.
May 3, DR.. w. r. Brooks, astrono-
mer; May 5, j. A. Sleicher, editor Les
lies Weekly May IA, ALT Hyman, the
atrical manager; May 10, Former Sen
~ l. ID. 0dlAOl VI VIEW lltAitO way
IS, Former Secretary Of the Interior
Franklin B. Lane May 10, Edward d.
White, chief justice of the United
States Supreme court May 20, Gen.
Horace Porter, war veteran and diplo-
mat.
June 3, w. Il. Crooks, noted British
labor leader; June Z, Alvin t. Hert,
Republican leader of Kentucky June 8,
Col. +. w. Galbraith. Jr., national com
mander of the American Legion June
Is, Gen. Jose Gomez, former president
of Cuba. and ii. G. Ide, former COVER
nor general of the Philippines; June
10, Judge w. A. Blount of Florida,
president of the American Bar Assoc
citation June 16, William E.. Mason,
congressman-at-large from Illinois;
June %, DR.. Morris Jastrow. authority
on Semitic literature, and Gen. G. III.
Taylor, editor. of the Boston Globe;
June 2S, Charles j. B%onaparte of Bal
timore; June %, Lady Randolph
Churchill.
July 8, John f. Wallace, eminent Ell
gineer; July 10. Douglas Story, author
and journalist; July II. Harry Hawker.
famous British aviator: July 10, DR..
w. K. Stone, president of Purdue uni
versity; July 20. Robert f. Burke,
prominent Democrat of Chicago, and
Charles b. Cory. ornithologist July 81,
Edgar Saltus. author.
Aug. =, Enrico Caruso, the famous
operate tenor; Aug. 6, John G. Jen-
kins, Wisconsin jurist Aug. IL, VIII
lfa,, ~ Hall i,rfcf IF I[anSay. 4Yy
u, Alexander Block. noted Russian
poet; Aug. ID, Samuel p. Colt, leader in
rubber industry Aug. II, King Peter OF
Serbia Aug. 10, Demetrios Rhallys,
Greek statesman Aug. %, Sir Sam
Hughes of Canada Aug. 20. Peter
Cooper Hewitt, noted American inven-
tor Aug. 81, Field Marshal Coun Won
Buelow. German war leader.
Sept. =, Austin Dobson, English
poet; Sept. IL, Former Senator George
p. Wetmoren of Rhode Island Sept. Is,
Peer Stromme, American author and
journalist; Sept. 81, Sir Ernest Cas-
sci, British inancier; Sept. %. Engel-
bert Humperdinck, German composer.
Oct. l, Former Federal Judge Peter
Grosscup of Chicago; Oct. ., David
Bispham, American baritone. and Will
liam II, former king of W~urttemberg;
Oct. 10, Philander Case Knox, senator
from Pennsylvania Oct. 18, Ludwig
III. former king of Bavaria Oct. 81,
Mai. Gen. w. w. Wotherspoon, U. s.
A.; Oct. %. bat" Masterson, writer
and former noted westerner; Oct. 20.
Henry Oyen, American novelist.
Nov. 3, Dan Hanna. capitalist and
publisher, of Cleveland, o.; Nov. 8,
Rev. Antoinette Blackwell. first woman
ordained as a minister in the United
States Nov. 13, G.. III. Prior of st.
Paul, railway builder, and Mrs. George
j.. Gould Nov. 20, Lawrence G. Earl,
American painter; Nov. 30, Christine
Nilsson, Countess de Casa Miranda,
once famous operate soprano, n
Henry NJ. Hyndman, British socialist
leader; Nov. 81, Lieut.. Col. @. w.
Whittlesey, hero of the lost battal-
ion: :" Nov. %, Abdul BAHIA Abbas, lead
er OF the Bahaists Nov. %, Ivan
Caryfl, composer, and Lord Mount Ste
phen. creator of the Canadian Pacific
railway system.
Dec. 10. Sir Arthur Pearson, famous
blind publisher Of England; Dec. II,
the earl of Halsbury. former British
lord high chancellor; Dec. II. Fl. Clay
Evans of Tennessee. former commits
sioner OF pensions; Dec. Is, Congress
man J. A. Elston of California, who
committed suicide; Dec. 10, Camille
Saint-Saens, noted French
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