Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1922-12-28

April 1z-f1enry M ohIauy, Sculptor, Ia
New York.
April 18-sir Ross smith. famous Aus
tralian aviator, killed by fall of plane.
April 14-Adrian c. Arson, famous vet
eran of baseball, in Chicago.
April 17-Henry v. Esmond, English
playwright.
John Foord. editor Asia Magazine. in
Washington.
April 23-Eduardo S. Mujica, Chilean
statesman.
Lord Leopold Mountbatten, cousin of
King George of England.
Rt Rev. Troy Beatty, Episcopal bishop
coadjutor of Tennessee.
April 25-Frederick VanRensselaer Dey,
writer of the Nick Carter detective sto-
ries, committed suicide in New York.
April 8-PauI Deschanel, ex-president
of France.
April 29-Richard Croker, former head
of Tammany Hall, in Ireland
s. r. Kaufman, well known hotel. man
of Chicago.
April 5o-Commander j. D. ]. Kelley.
u S. N, retired, in New York.
May John Vance Cheney, poet and
essayist in San Diego. Cal.
May Ada Jones, noted musical com
May A ]. Gronna, former United
states senator from North Dakota.
May 6-Henry P. Dawson. New York
May III. H. Patterson, head of Nation
al Cash Register Co.
United States District Judge Beverly
Evans at Savannah, Ga.
May &c. B. Adams, noted penologist,
at St. Charles, ILL.,
May 15-Dr. Rafael zsldivar, former
minister from Salvador, IL: Chicago.
May 30-A. C. Bartlett, prominent in
Chicago business and civie life
June 2-Former United States SEM tor
w. P. Pollock of South Carolina.
June 3-Mrs Mary Virginia Terhune
(Marion Harland), author, in New York.
June 5-W. 7. Abbott, ChiGago fnan-
T1ina T i1Iio, E,,sro11 Me- A1ox-o.l71 :,
P. Mountainous stage beauty, in Pitts
burgh. Pa.
June 7-Richard A. Ballinger. former
secretary Of the interior. at Seattle -
June S-Henry T. Oxnard, leader in
sugar industry, in New York.
June 13-Horace e. Hooper, publisher
of Encyclopedia Britannica
G. w. Aldredge, collector of the port
of New York.
June Is-Frederic G. Penneld, former
ambassador to Austria, in New I ork.
June 21-Take Jonescu, Rumanian
statesman.
June 2s-wu Ting Fang. Chinese states
June 24-winiam t. Rockefeller. capital
list.
June "a. Stuart Baldwin, vice presi-
dent Illinois Central railway
Edwin U. judd last survivor of founders
of Republican party, at Anacortes, Wash.
June 29-Mrs. Charles Henrotin,N Chica-
go, leader in society and social work.
June 30-Samuel G. Goss, inventor and
manufacturer of printing presses, at
Glencoe, Ill.
July 6-Congressman M. P. Kinkaid of
O'Neill, Neb., In Washington.
July Sc. ". Barrett, editor and pro
aid
July l6-Dr. E J. Wheeler. editor of
Current Opinion
July 19-Rev. DIR. J. F. Goucher, founder
of GOucher college Baltimore,
July 22-Alice Miriam grand opera star.
July 24-Col. r. w. Guthrie, noted oil
man of Pittsburgh, Pa
July 27-Richard NJ. Birdsall, famous in
ventor, in Chicago.
5as s EBsT c maBg A msFTss
Aug. 1-Former United States Senator
Frank S; White Of Alabama
ventor of the telephone.
United States Senator William E. Grow
of Pennsylvania.
Lenusl P. Padgett, former congress
man fron Tennessee;
Aug. 81 Benjamin S. Donnelley, former
famous football star, in New York.
Aug. 4--Enyer Pasha, ex-war minister
of Turkey. killed in battle
Aug. 6-Rear Admiral Uriel Sebree, U.
S. N, retired
Aug. 12-Arthur Griffith. president of
Dali Eireann, in Dublin.
hibition candidate for President. in
Aug. 14-Lord Northcliffe. noted British
journalist and publisher
Levy Mayer, prominent Chicago law
yer and capitalist.
Aug 15.-Kollin D. Salisbury, geologist,
University of Chicago.
Aug. 18-GenevIeve Ward, noted Ameri-
can tragedienne. in London.
Aug. Prey. pr. Henry Couden, blind
chaplain of the house of representatives
f0y. Ok In nc,oiY ION
Aug. 23-Albert j. Hopkins, former
United States senator from Illinois
Aug. 25--Delavan Smith, publisher of
Aug. 26@Dr. Stephen Smith, founder of
American Public Health association.
Aug. 27-Francis S. Peabody, millionaire
coal magnate of Chicago.
Aug 2S-Arthur Dawson, American art
. Aug t1z.' 8oIMrs Nellie Grant Jones, only
daughter of Gen. u. S. Grant, in Chicago.
w H, Hudson. noted British naturalist
' Sept f1' mcol D. E. Mccarthy, chief
quarternaster of A. E. F., in Chicago.
The duchess of Albany.
H H Lawson, Australian novelist and
F W. Dickinson. chief editor of Reu-
ter's.
Sept. 4-Theodore A. Bell, prominent
lawyer and politician of San Francisco.
Sept 5-Bishop Samuel A Fallows,
head of Reformed Episcopal church, IN
Chicago.
Sept. So. T. Clark. president Chicago,
st. Paul, Minneapolis &, Omaha railway.
Leon Bonnat, eminent French artist
Sept. 1S-Rt. Rev. Cortlandt Whitehead,
Protestant Episcopal bishop of Pitts
Sept. 19-Garland stahl, Chicago bank
president and former baseball star.
Sept. 21-Enos Mills, American natural
list and author
Sept. 26-Thomas Watson, United States
senator from Georgia.
Oct. Rear Admiral Charles e. Clark,
U. S. N, retired
Oct 6-Walker Hill, well known banker
Oct Marie Lloyd. British comedi-
Oct s-Jorge Mont. former president of
Chile.
Oct. 1o-Isaac Guggenheim, American
copper magnate, IN England.
Oct 13-Mrs. Elizabeth w. Champney,
American author.
Oct. 22-Dr. Lyman Abbott editor of
Outlook and famous preacher and writer.
Oct 31-Father Bernard Vaughan, ia
nous Jesuit preacher, in London.
Nov. Thomas Nelson Page, author
and former ambassador to Italy.
Alfred Capus, leading French Journal
Nov 2-T. Dewitt Cuyler, prominent
man, in Philadelphia
Nov. Jacob Gimbel, prominent mer-
chant of Philadelphia, New York and
Nov. S-Antonio Lopez Gutierrez minis
ter from Honduras, in Washington:
Nov. 9-Mrs. Mary Smith Lockwood,
founder of Daughters of American Rev
Nov 12-Bellamy storer, former Amer
lean diplomat in Paris.
Nov 1-Richard K Fox, editor and
publisher of the Police Gazette, in New
Nov. BE. L. Burlingame, former edi-
tor of Scribner's Magazine, in New York.