Evening star., 1923-12-31
NEUROLOGY

Death reaped his usual harvest of
prominent men and women in 1923.
The more notable of his victims We're,
in January: W. T. Whiting, Wiscon-
sin paper mill magnate; Edwin Ste
vens, actor; Mrs. Cora L. V. Rich
mond. spiritualist leader; DIR. Emil
G. Hirsch, eminent rabbi of Chicago;
George Hamlin, singer; Constantine,
former King of Greece; w. u Moore,
f1nancier; Alexandra Ribot, French
statesman: Frederic Harrison, Eng
lish historian; Wallace Reid, motion
picture star; Max Nordau, German
philosopher; DR.. Paul Reinsch. for
mer minister to China: DIR. w. S.
Haines, toxicologist of Chicago, and
Henry Clews, New York banker.
Bishop PASSES Away.
In February: Bishop c. J. O'Reilly
of Lincoln, Neb.; Cardinal Prinsco,
astronomer; ex-senator j. A. Hemen-
way of Indiana, Prof. w. c: Roenttgen,
discoverer of the X-ray: Judge Mar
tin Knapp of the federal court OF ap-
peals; Bishop c. D.. Williams of
Michigan, Prince Miguel de Bra
ganza, Theophile Delcasse. French
statesman: Mrs. John A Logan,
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Charlemagne Tower, American states
man; ex-senator G.. c. Perkins Of
California, Frederic De Belleville.
actor: ex-Sepator ]. r. Burton of
Kansas.
In March: Representative w. Burke
Cochran of New York, William G..
Beale, Chicago lawyer: Orson Smith,
Chicago banker; Chrales D. Norton,
New; York banker; Chancellor j. r.
Day, educator; DR.. G. Frank Lydston,
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southern educator; NJ. D. Campbell.
member of federal reserve board; /;
Senator S. D. Nicholson of Colorado,
Mime. Sarah Bernhardt. actress; Rep
resentative John r. Tyson of Ala
bama, Gen. Manoury. French war
hero: E. d. Hubert, Chicago banker.
Earl of CarnarvOn.
In April: Earl of Carnarvon. Horace
Boies, former governor of Iowa:
Rear Admiral H. S. Knapp, Mother
Superior General Carmela of the
Franciscan nuns; Stuyvesant Fish,
f1nancier and railway man; George A.
Yule, Wisconsin financier; w. T:
Hazen, former chief Of the United
States secret service; Taylor Gran
VILE, actor and playwright; Jess
Dandy, comedian; Bishop Daniel Tut
tile, ex-Gov. Fred M. Warner of Michi-
of the Little Church Around the
Corner in New. York; Maj. Gen.
Frank d. Baldwin, A. B. Seelenfreud,
international secretary of Bnai
Birth; Senator Knute Nelson of Min
nesota. Mrs. Matthew T. Scott, d. A.
r. leader: Emerson Hough,. author;
Bishop Alfred Harding of WASH
In May: Rear Admiral w. S. Cow1es.
Howard Saxby, lecturer; Representa-
tive John w. Rainey. of Chicago,
Sadie Martinot. one-time musical
comedy star; Brig. Gen. H. NJ Robert,
N. c.. Wright, publisher of Toledo
Blade; DR.. J. A. Macdonald, former
|, editor of the Toronto Globe; A. G.
Webster, physicist; DR.. It. N. Ivey,
editor of Southern Christian Advo-
cate; George Jay Gould, DR.. Florenz
o. B. Halvorsen. Norwegian states
man; Capt. H. w. Baker, ship owner
Of Detroit; ex-Gov. j. w. Folk of
Missouri and Representative Claude
Kitchin Of North Carolina.
Judge r. G. Windes.
In June: Judge Thomas G. Windes,
Chicago jurist; Pierre Lott. French
writsr Maurice oPar,aed hew,ett Eng English
nf atesnationai
Union; Paul cornoyer, American
artist; <Milward Adams, theatrical
producer of Chicago, and Edward r.
Potter, sculptor.
novelist: DR.. j. G. Herman. alisnist
Of Chicago; Bishop James Ryan of
Alton. III: Mrs. Cyrus Mccormick,
philanthropist and widow of harv--
ester manufacturer; Vice Admiral
de Bon of France, former Supreme
Ring Robinson, Colorado's first
woman senator; Representative
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