The St. Johns herald., 1922-01-12

Feb. 22-w. y. McCombs. former Demo- cratic national chairman, in Greenwich Conn.
 Field museum, Chicago.
 March 1-Nichoias l. king of Monte negro.
 March 2-Representative Champ Clark of Missouri former speaker.
 March S-ThOmas II. Paynter, former United States senator from Kentucky at Frankfort. Ky.
 lessor of astronomy at University or Cnl- cagO, at Chicago
 March l7-Dr. Frank ". Gunsaulus. edu- cator, lecturer, minister. at Chicago.
 March IS-Bert Leston Taylor. journal iSt, in Chicago.
 March 24-James Cardinal Gibbons. arch- bishop of Baltimore and p:imats of the Amencan Catholic hierarchy, at Balti- more, Md.
 March zs-John Burroughs. American naturalist.
 Levi Ankeny. former United States sem ator from Washington.
 April 3-Annie Louise Cary. once famous prima donna, in NOrwalk. Conn.
 April S-Julie Opp Mrs. William FaVer- sham), actress, in New York.
 April 9-Archbishop Walsh of Dublin.
 sydney Fisher, Canadian statesman
 April 10-Federal Judge J. C. Pritchard, former United States senator. at AsheVlile' N. c.
 April 1l-Augusta Victoria. former em-
 April 1S-Marshall NJ. Kirkman. railroad authority and author. in Chicago
 April 27-Mrs. Lucy Flower, pioneer euu- cator of Wisconsin and Chicago.
 May 3-Dr w. R. Brooks, discoFeref or many comets. at Geneva. N. '.
 May 15-Former United States Senator T. B. Catron of New Mexico.
 May lS-Franklin K. Lane, former sec retaTy of the interior. at Rochester. Mlnh.
 May 1g-Edward b. White. chief justice of United States Supreme court, m "ash- ington.
 May 2S-Dr. M. R. vesnitch. JugO-slav statesman. Very Rev. Dr. Andrew Morrissey. CO., adjutoT general of the Congregation Ot s the Holy Cross and former president Ol NOtre Dame university.
 May 29-BTig. Gen. Horace Porter Civh war veteran and diplomat. in New aoEK' June 6-Rt. Hon. William T. CrooAs' labor leader of England. June 7-Alvin T. HeTt, Republican hA- tional committeeman from kentucHy
 Brig. Gen. J. ". Ruckman at BFooK- line, Mass.
 June S-Coi. F. ". GalbraIth. Jr.. na- tOnal commander of American Legloh' killed in automobile accident at Ino'Ah- apolis.
 June s-Col. William HesSsr. president Brooklyn Daily Eagle.
 June 13-Gen. Jose Gomez, former presi- dent of Cuba. in New York.
 H: C., Ide. former governor general Oi
 June i5~Judge W. A. Blount of Florida. president American Bar association. F.. man-at-large from Illinois. an
 June 22-Dr. Morris Jastrow. Jr'' au- thority on Semitic literature. Gen. c. H. Taylor, editor of BoStoh Globe.
 June 2S-Prof Elias Colbert. veteran journalist and astronomer of Chicago;
 Charles J. Bonaparte of Baltimore, Tor
 June 2sNLady Randolph Churchill. in London.
 i gineer. in Washington.
 July 15-Dr. w. E. Stone, president L Fus due university, killed in mountain climb
 July 24-Judge septimus Hanna, leader in Christian Science church
 July 31-Edgar Saltus. author In NC" York city -
 Aug. 6john G. Jenkins. Wisconsin 1ur- SoneressTnan R. A. James of Virginia. Aug. u-Wnliam c. Hook of Kansas Aug. 13-Samuel P. Colt, rubber manu- facturer, at Bristol, R. 1. Aug. liking Peter of Serbia, at Bel Aug. 2s-sir Sam Hughes. Canadian
 Aug. 25-Peter Cooper Hewitt. American inventor, in Paris Aug. 31-kield MaTshaI count Noh oue-
 Sept. 2-Austin Dobson. English poet. Sept. I1-Marquis of Milford Haven CPrince Louis of Battenberg), Tn London
 Former United States Senator George P. Wetmore of Rhode Island. Sept lS-Rt Rev. Thomas O'Gorman, Catholic bishop of Sioux Falls, ;. D:,., Sept 21-Sir Ernest Cassel, British fnancier. .,,.,- r,.- man composer. Grosscup of Chicago, at sea. Oct ADavid s. Bispham. American baritone. in New York. Former King William II of Wurtem- O1et oet. 12.Phnander Case Knox. United States senator from Pennsylvania: Oct 1S-Ludwig III. former king 0S
 Oct. 2s-Dr. W. NJ. King, president emeritus of Cornell college. Iowa. . Nov 3-Dan R. Hanna, capitalist ana publisher of Cleveland. O. Nov. -5-Rev. Antoinette l.. B. Blackwell1 ! first woman ordained as minister in Unl@ l ted States. at Elizabeth. N: J: Nov. 20-Lawrence c. Earl, American painter, at Grand Rapids, Mich. Nov. 22-Christine Nilsson. Countess de Casa Miranda, Operatic soprano, in Co.,
 Henry M. Hyndman, British Socialist Nov 2T-Lleut. Col. C. ". whittleseyJ hero of Host battalion" suicide at sea.
 Nov. 2S-Abdul Baha Abbas. leader oE ! the Babeists. at Halfa, Syria. Nov. 29-Ivan Caryll. musical comedy composer. in New York. Lord Mount stephen, creator of Cana dian Pacific railway system Dec. 10-Sir Arthur Pearson. noted Eng hsh publisher. Dec. 12-H Clay Evans of TennesseOs former commissioner of pensions. Dec 16-CongTessman J. A. ElstOn O& California. John W. Duntley. millionaire manufac- turer of pneumatic tools. in Chicago. Dec 16-Camille Saint-Saens, French composer and musician.
 DISASTERS Jan. 2O-British submarine and crew Oe 0O Ian .U 2a-Four-nniIl fire in bual-