Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1925-12-31

arch g--Bishop William A Quayie OF
Methodist episcopal church. at Baldwin.
March ls-pr. Sun Yat-sen. FIRST presi-
dent Of Chinese republic. at PeiIing.
March 20- Marquis Curzon of kedleston
at London.
Rawlinson. commander in chief Of the
British forces IN India. al Delhi.
commissioner Of pensions. at Clinton III.
April 3-Jean de Reszke. famous tenor.
Nine Bernice de PasauaIi opera diva.
April s-Archbishop Alexander Christie
of Rc4aan Catholic diocese OF Oregon
city. Ore.
April ia-Elwood HAYNES inventor of
April 15-John S. Sargent. eminent
American painter. in London.
April 24-G. S. sanderson, secretary of
Nnited States senate.
April 20 Ralph d. Paine. American
May William A. T!lden. retired Chi
cagO barker
Congressman Arthur B. Williams of
Battle Creek. Mich.
May viseount Leverhume, English
soap king"
F. G. Crowell. American artist.
May Mai. Gen Fl A. BanahoItz.
U. S. A., retired. at Constantine. Mich.
May 8-Duke OF Rutland.
May 9-Henry O. wilbur philadelphia
chocolate manufactures
May W-Herbert Quick. American au-
thor and editor.
w. f. Massey. premier Of New zea-
May l2-Miss Amy Lowell. poet and
critic. at Brookllne. Mass
Maj. Gen. Arthur Murray. retired, In
Washington.
Gen. Charles Mangin. the defender OF
Verdun.
May l3-vtscount Miner. English
May i4sr Henry Rider Haggard Eng
lish author.
May l5-Leut Gen. Nelson A. Miles.
o. $. A; retired retired. in WHashingtopq, H . !
States senator from Missouri
May 22-Field Marshal Freach. earl
May 2s-Dr. Ernest Dew. Burton.
president of Chicago university
Louis Falk. noted organist. in Roch-
ester. N. Y
June Thomas r. Marshall. former
Washington
June 4-Camills Flammarion. French
astronomer
Pierre Louys. French author
June 6-Vance Thompson. American
author, in Nice. France
June l2-WaTren S. Stone. president
Brotherhood OF Locomotive Engi GERS
June 15-Julius kruttschnitt. railway
magnate. in New York
E. L. Philip, former governor of Wis
consin.
June l7-Edmund J. James. presiden,
June 1s-Robert M. LaFollette. United
States senator from Wisconsin.
June 2z-Edwin F. Ladd United States
senator from North Dakota
july l5-Mary cholmondeley English
novelist
at Charleston. {
July is-Col Moses shoenberg. prom
nent merchant and banker OF St Louis
Cardinal Begin. archbishop OF Quebec
July 25-Dr. A. j. Ochsner. famous
surgeon, in Chicago.
July 2s-Willam Jennings Bryan II
Dayton. Tenn
Mrs Helen H. Gardner, author and
educator, in Washington
July 2sEdgar A. Bancroft. United
States ambassador to japan
Aug. 3-Paul j. Cores. prominent hotel
man, in Chicago.
Aug. 5-owen F, Adds. pioneer Chi-
cago capitalist. in Paris.
Aug. 7--Georse Gray former United
States senator from Delaware.
Aug. S-John Temple Graves OF Georgia
editor and lecturer.
Aug. ll-Theooore Spiering. Ameri, az
violnist. in Munich
Aug l5-Sir Adam Beck promineu
member of Ontario cabinet
Aug. 19Nictor F. Law soE, editor am
publisher of Chicago Daily News.
Miss Helen culver, aged philanthropist
at axe Forest. Ill.
Aug 22--Sir George Goldie, founder
Of Nigeria, in London.
Artnur Shirley. English dramatist
Aug. @-Thomas. Alseen. Independent
W O. Sto1dard. once private secre-
tary to Abraham Lincoln. al Madison
Sept. BE. R. stettinius Of J. p Morgan
& Co. in New York
Sept 4-Reginald C. Vanderbilt. al
Portsmouth, K.
Sept Irene viviani. former premier
of France
Sept. s-Earl of Portsmouth.
Sept 11-Samuel P. Thresher of Chi
cago. anti-yice crusader.
Sept l4-Max Pam OF Chicago. noted
corporation lawyer
Sept. I6-Herbert Parsons former CON
gresham from New York.
Seymour Cromwell. New York banker
and broker.
Sept. ls-Marquis Eaton. of Chicago
lawyer and civic leader
Sir Francis Darwin. scientist and son
of Charles Darwin -
Sept. IA G. Bedford of New York.
Standard Oil magnate
James Deering, Chicago and Miami
Sept 24-Viscount Hamao. Japanese
statesman.
Ada Lewis, American actress.
Sir Pratab Singh, maharajah OF
Kashmir.
Sept 29-Leon Bourgeois. French
sta tesman.
Oct 3-Wlliam H. Scriven of Chicago.
prominent railroad executive.
Stephen Roman. noted Irish iurist
Oct. 5-Fred Zimmerman president G.
l. & W. r. r., AT Battle Creek Mich.
Oct. 7-Christy Mathewson, famous
baseball pitcher
Oct. l0-James B. Duke. tobacco nag
nate and philanthropist, in New York.
Oct 14.-Samuel NJ. Ralston u. s. sena-
tor from Indiana.
Eugene Sandow. famous strong man.
In London.
Oct. i5-Gen Isaac R. Sherwood. former
congressman and Civil war veteran. in
Toledo. Ohio,
Rt Rev. Frederick Burgess. Episcopal
bishop of Long Island.
Oct 17-Willam Livingstone, president
of Lake Carriers association. in De-
troit.
Oct. 22-Bishop Edward NJ. Parker Of
New Hampshire.
Oct. 26-Dr H. ] Waters. agricultural
expert and editor of weekly Kansas City
Star.
Job Hartman. Socialist leader, in sier-
ocr. 27~r. FL Carmack. prominent in
surance man OF Chicago.
Oct 2S-Theodore Presser. publisher OF
Etude in Philadelphia
Oct 30-M. f Allies, president Riggs
National bauk of Washington
Gen. Felix Agnus, veteran Of army Of
Napoleon II. and Of the Civil war aud
former publisher Of Baltimore American.
Oct 31-~I.. White Busbey. veteran
journalist ~ Wo=Ai@=.2-