Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1923-01-06

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April 3o-commander j. d. ]. Ke,,sx
u. S. NJ, retired, In New York.
May John Vance Cheney, poet an.
essayist in San Diego. Cal '
May 2-Ada Jones. noted musical com
May A. J. Gronna, former United
States senaters from North Dakota.
May 6--Henry P. Dawson. New York
banker.
May ~. H. Patterson. head of Nation.
al Caah Register Co.
United States District Judge Beverly
Evans at Savannah. Ga
May &c. B. Adams. noted penologist
at St Charles. H.
minister from Salvador, in Chicago.
May S0-A c. Bartlett. PROMINENT In
Chicago business and civic life.
June Former United States Sensto,
W r. Polio OF South Carolina.
June 3-Mrs. Mary Virginia Terhuna
Marion Harland), author. in New York
June 5-W. 7. Abbott. Chicago hnan.
cier.
June s-Lllllan Russell-Mrs. Alexand,,
p. Moore-famous stage beauty. in Pitts
burgh. Pa
June 7-Richard A. Balllnger. forme,
secretary of the interior, a. Seattle
George Carmaek, discoverer OF III.
Klo1dke gold fields. at Vancouver.
June S--Henry T. oxnard. leader In
sugar Industry. In New York.
of Encyclopedia Britannica.
G. w. Aidredse. collector Of the Dor,
of New Yors.
ambassador to Austria. In New York.
June 2i-Take Jonescu. Rumanian
statesman
June 2S-wu Ting Fang. Chinese states
man.
June 24-william T. Rockefeller. capital
list
June ga Stuart Baldwin. viee pres,
dent III nois Central railway.
IL xui in af FOR A.
of I.epupllcan Larry, at Anacortes, Wash
June 2s-Mrs. tharles Henrotin. Chiea-
go, leader in society and social work.
June 30-Samuel 6. Goss, inventor and
manufacturer of printing presses at
Glencoe, Ill
July 6-Congressman M. p. Kinkaid Of
O'Neill Neb., In Washington
July &c. w. Barrett. editor and pro-
prietor of Birmingham tAla.) Age-Her-
July iseDr, E. J, Wheeler editor OF
July i9-Rev DIR. J. r. Goucher, founde,
of Goucher college, Baltimore.
July 22-Allce Miriam. grand opera star.
july 24-coi. r. W. Guthrie. noted on
man of Pittsburgh, Pa.
July fri hard M Brdsall. famous In
ventor IN Chicago.
July 3i-Miss Mary n. Mrfre.
c"Chares Egbert Craddock'D. Americas
auSlor.
Aug l-Former United States Senator
Aug 2-Alexander Graham Bell. In
ve7tor of the telephone.
United States Senator William e. Grow
of Pennsylyan a
Lemuel p. Padgett. former congress-
man from Tennessee.
Aug 3-Beniamin S. Donnelley forre,
famous football star. in New York.
Aug. 4.-Enver Pasha. eX-war minister
of turkey KILLED in battle
Aug. 6.Rear Admiral Uriel sebree. U.
s. N. retired.
Aug. l2-Arthur Grifrith president Of
Dali Eirearn. in Dublin
Aug. 13-John G. Woolley. former pro-
hibition candidate for President In
81 ain.
Aug. i4-Lord Northclirfo. ns,ed British
Journal st and publisher
Levy Mayer, prominent Chicago law
yer and capitalist.
Aug 1s.-Kollin D. Salisbury. geologist,
University of Chicago.
Aug. lS-Genevieve Ward. noted ARer-
can TRACED enne. in London.
Aug. 3-Rev pr Henry Cnnden. blind
chaplain of the house of, representatives
Aug. 23-Albert J.. Hopkins. former
United States senator from Illinois.
Aug. B.Delavan Smith. publisher Of
Aug, ss-Dr. Stephen Smith, founder Of
American Public Health association.
Aug. 21--Francis S. Peabody. millionaire
coal magnate OF Chicaso.
Aug. S-Arthur Dawson. American art
Aug. S0-Mrs. Nellie Gran, JONES' only
daughter of Gen. U. S. Grant, In Chicago
w H. Hudson. noted British naturalist
Sept 2~col D. e. Mccarthy. chief
quartermaster Of A. e. F.. in Chicago.
The duchess OF Albany.
Fl. II. dawson. aAustralian novelist and
F. W. Dickinson. chief editor Of Rsu-
;er's. -
Sept. 4-Theodorc A. Bell. prominent
lQ ~ Ia FRA
Sept. 5-Bishop Samuel" FaI owa
head of Reformed Episcopal church. In
Sept. 81. T. Clark. president Chicago.
St. Paul. Minneapolis 4 Omaha railway.
Leon Bo-nat. eminent French artist
Sept. iS-Rt Rev. Cortlandt Whitehead.
Protestant Episcopal bishop of Pitts
Sept, ls-Garland stahi, Chicago bank
president and former baseball star
Sept, 2l.Enos Mills. American natural
list and author.
Sept 2e--Thomas Watson. United States
senator from Georgia.
.,oct l-Rear Admiral Charles r. Clark.
oss. sSsi1ss' Hin. well known banker
of st. Louis. Mo.
Oct 7-Marle Lloyd. British comed,-
oct s--Jorge MONT. former president Of
Oct io-Isaac Guggenheim American
copper magr ate. p England.
oct. l3-Mrs.f elizabeth w. CnaHphey'
American author.
Oct 22-Dr. Lyman Abbott editor Of
Outlook and famous preacher and writer.
Oct. 3l-Father Bernard Vaughan. IA
nous Jesuit preacher. In London.
Nov. l-Thomas Nelson Page. authof
and former ambassador 20 Italy.
Alfred Capus, leading French journal
list.
Nov 1T. Dewitt Cuyler. prominent
railroad man, In Philadelphia
Nov 7-Jacob Gmbel pronnent mer,
chant OF Philadelphia. New York ana
Milwaukee
Nov S-Antonio Lopez Gutierrez. minis
ter from Honduras, in. Washington.
Nov. 9-Mis. Mary Smith Lockwood
founder of Daughters of American Kew
olution.
Nov. l2-Belamy Stcrer, former Amer
lean diplomat. In Paris.
Nov l4-Richard K Fox. editor and
publisher of the Police Gazette. In New
York.
Nov. BE. l. Burlingame, former edi-
tor Of Scribner's Magazine IN New YORK.
Nov l7--Gen, Luke f. Wright. former
secretary of war governor genera VI
the Philippines In Memphis.
w, @. Sharp, former amba seaasr 10
France. at Elyria o.
Nov. D-Frark Bacon. American actor
in Chicago.
Nov 20-Ceorge Bronson Howard, au-
thor and Playwright, at Los Angeles 49,
Nov 23-Baron Sidney Sonpino. Italian
statesman.
Henry N. Cary. well known newspaper
man, in Chicago.