Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1923-01-05
NEUROLOGY

Every month Of the year has It's list
Of notable persons taken by death. In
January these included: Sir Ernest
shaekieton, British explorer, In the
Antarctic; Marquis Okuma, Japanese
statesman; Prince Kalaninanole. Ha-
wniian delegate In congress; Joseph
Oliver. grand sire Of Odd Fellows; for
mer United States Senator ]. II. Nil.
lard Of Nebraska; John It. Kelly, vet
eran comedian; George B. Selden. In
ventor Of gasoline-driven vehicles;
Archbishop Gauthier Of Ottawa, Can;
Pope Benedict XIV; John Kendrlck
Bangs, author; viscount James Bryce;
Arthur Nikisch, orchestral conductor;
Mrs. Elizabeth c. Seaman (Nellle
Bly,, and Richard westacott. United
States vice consul in London.
In February: Prince Yamagata, Jap
anese statesman; e. II. Shaughnessy,
second assistant postmaster general;
Gen. Christian De Wet, Boer com
mander In 1899; duke of Leinster;
John S. Miller. leading Chicago law
yer; former Senator J. +. Shafroth OF
Colorado; vlscount Harcourt.
In March; Henry Batallle, French
dramatist; Col. John Lambert, steel
magnatei Sir John Eaton, Canadian
merchant prince; Charles Pope, "glu-
cose king"
In April: Charles, ex-emperot Of
Austria; DR.. Cyrus Northrup, presi-
dent emeritus of University Of Mime
sofa; Frederick Villiers, famous war
correspondent; Gen. Won Falkenhayn,
former chief of stan Of German army;
Henry NJ. Shrady. American sculptor;
Sir Ross Smith, Australian aviator;
Adrian @. Anson, veteran Of baseball;
Henry V. Esmond, English playwright;
John Foord, editor Asia magazine; E.
). Mujica. Chilean statesman; Lord
Leopole Mountbatten, cousin Of King
George; Frederick Van Rensselaer,
Dey, writer of Nick Carter stories;
Paul Deschanel, former president of
France; Richard Croker, former chief
of Tammany Hall.
In May; John Vance Cheney, poet
and essayist; Ada Jones, musical com
edy star; former Senator A. ]. Gronna
Of North Dakota; Henry P. Dawson,
New York financier; ]. II. Patterson,
head of National Cash Register com
pany; Federal Judge Beverly Evans Of
Georgia; A. G. Bartlett, prominent
Chicagoan.
In June: Mrs. Mary V. Terhune
Marion Harlandl; W. I. Abbott, Chi
cago fnancier; Lillian Russell (sIrs.
A. P. Moore), famous stage beauty;
II. A. Ballinger, former secretary Of
the Interior; George Carmack, discov-
erer Of Klondike gold fields; Henry T.
Oxnard, sugar magnate; Horace e.
Hooper, publisher Of Encyclopedia
Britannica; G. W. Aldredge, collector
Of the port of New York; F. G. Pen
field, former ambassador to Austria;
Take Jonescu, Rumanian statesman;
WI Ting-Fang, Chinese diplomat; VIII
liam Rockefeller, capitalist; S. C. Goss,
Inventor Of printing presses.
In July: E. w. Barrett, editor Blr
mingham Age-Herald: DR.. E. ]. Wheel.
er, editor Current opinion: Rev. Or.
]. F. Goucher. educator; Alice Miriam.
grand opera star; Col. r. W. Guthrie,
oil magnate; Miss Mary N. Murfree
(Charles Egbert Craddock).
In August: Glenn p. Plumb, noted
labor attorney; Alexander Graham
Bell, inventor of the telephone; United
States Senator W. f. Grow of Pennsyl-
vania; former Congressman Lemuel
Padgett OF Tennessee; Enver Pasha,
ex-war minister Of Turkey; Rear Ad-
mlral Uriel Sebree, q. S. N; Arthur
Griffith, president of Dali Eireann;
John G. Woolley, noted prohibItionist;
Lord Northcliffe, English publisher;
Levy Mayer, prominent Chicago law
yer; Rollin d. Salisbury, geoioglst;
Geneyieve Ward American tragedl-
enne; Rev. DIR. Henry Couden, chap
lain of house of representatives for
% years; Delavan Smith, publisher In.
dlanapolis News; DR.. Stephen Smith,
founder of American Public Health as
ISOLATION; f. S. Peabody, Chicago mil
llonaire; Arthur Dawson, American
artist Mrs. Nellie Grant Jones, daugh-
ter of Gen U. S. Grant; w. II. Hudson,
| British naturalist and author.
In September: Theodore A. Bell,
prominent lawyer and politician Of
San Francisco; Bishop Samuel Fal
lows of Reformed Episcopal church;
Emmett O'Neal, former governor Of
Alabama Leon Bonnat, French artist;
Enos Mills, American naturalist and
author; United States Senator Thomas
Watson Of Georgia.
IN October: Rear Admiral Charles
E. Clark, U. S. N; Walker Hill, bank.
er Of st. Louis; Marie Lloyd. English
comedienne; Jorge Montt, former pres
ldent of Chile; Isaac Guggenheim, cop
per magnate; DR.. Lyman Abbott, edI-
tor of Outlook; Father Bernard
Vaughan, famous Jesuit preacher Of
London.
In November: Thomas \ lson Page,
author and former ambas idor to It.
ally; Alfred Capus. French journalist;
I. Dewitt Cuyler, prominent railroad
man; Jacob Gimbel, merchant prince
of New York, Philadelphia and NIL
waukee; ]. A. L. Gutierrez, Honduran
minister to Washington; Mrs. Mary s.
Lockwood, founder of D. A. R.; Bel
lamy Storer former diplomat; Richard
X. Fox, publisher of Police Gazette;
Gen. Luke E. Wright, former secretary
Of war and governor general Of the
Philippines; w. G. Sharp, former am
bassador to France; Frank Bacon,
American actor: George Bronson How
ard, playwright and author; Baron
Sidney Sonnino, italian statesman;
Henry N. Cary, prominent newspaper
man Of Chicago; F. @. Nedrlnghaus,
former congressman from Missouri: G.
H. Scidmore, United States consul gen
eral at Tokyo; Congressman James R.
Mann of Illinois.
In December: DR.. W. f. Qulne, lead
ing Chicago physician; Cardinal Igle-
sIas Of Spain; L. b. Prince, former
governor of New Mexico; John Wana-
maker, famous merchant of Philadel-
phia and New York; Alexander Rob
ertson. Chicago banker; Jesse NJ.
Overton, capitalist. of Nashville.
Tenn. James o. Davidson, former