The Ely miner., 1929-12-27

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Feb. ls-Mslvills E. stone. journal.
FEB. is-Arthur Middleton. Amsri-
Philip Lydig. New York capitalist
Feb. 24-Frank Keenan,. veteran act
Rev. Newell Dwight Hills. noted
.. .cacher, In Bronxville,. N. w
Feb 2S-Haryey O'Higgins. Amsri.
can author and playwright.
March Harrison NJ Wild of Chi
March s-Themas raggart. Indians
Moses Clapp, former U. 8. senator
d. 3. Buick. automobile pioneer. in
Detroit.
March I7--Alen 3. Pond. architect
and reform leader. in Chicago.
supreme commander of the Allied
armies In the World war :
March 22-Gen. Maurice Emmanuel
Sarrail. known as "the defender OF
March 24-samuel Rea, former pres
ident of the Pennsylvania railroad.
March 25-Former Governor w. r.
Stubbs of Kansas.
lean ambassador to France.
Brander Matthews. author and edu-
Gator, in New York.
Cardinal Lucidi. in Rome.
April 9-Col. e. Lester Jones, d.
rector OF U. S. coast and geodetic sur
Vey.
April ls-Count shimpei Goto. Jap
anese statesman.
Joseph w Bailey, former u. S. SEN
ator from Texas
Charles H. Aldrich of Chicago. for
mer solicitor general of U. S.
Flora Annie Steel, English novelist.
April 2O-Prince Henry of Prussia.
brother of ex-kaiser.
April 24-Edward F. Carry. president
OF the Pullman company. in Chicago.
April 30-Dr. A B. Hale of Univer-
America.
May &c. fl. Cooley. sociologist. of
University of Michigan.
May 14-Dr. Edward Brock of Wash
ington. writer and naturalist.
May 25-Garrett P Serviss. writer
on science. in Englewood. N j.
June l2-Judge Mckenzie Moss of
q. S. court of claims.
June l4-Mnor c. Keith, founder Of
United Fruit company, in Babylon, N. Y.
June l5-Charies F. Brush. inventor
of the arc light
June I6-Gen. Bramwen Booth, for
mer head of Salvation Army. in Lon
don.
June l7-Asa p Potter. Boston fnan-
cier
June 2l-James o'Sullivan. rubber
heel king" at Lowell, Mass.
July S-Dustin Farnum, stage and
screen actor, in New York.
July 4-NdJ. zen. Ell n. COIe, ~. ..
NJ c.. In San Francisco.
July 6-Rear Admiral E. W. Eberle.
retired, in Washington.
July l1-Mrs. Katherine Tingley,
Theosophist leader. in Stockholm. Swe-
July 12-Robert Henri. American
artist.
July l4-Former state Supreme Court
July 15-W. T. Francis. American
minister to Liberia.
July 16-Justice Grant Fellows Of
Michigan Supreme court.
July 1S-Mrs. Lillian Bell. American
author and lecturer.
July 20-Judge N. j. Sinnott of q. 8.
Court of Claims.
July 2l-John Cotton Dana. librari-
an, in Newark. N. J.
July 2S-Henry B. Fuller. American
novelist in Chicago
July 30-Dr. H. C. Frankenfield, flood
expert Of federal weather bureau.
Aug. 2-Most. Rev. James j. Keane.
Catholic archbishop of Dubuque.
Aug. 3-Emile Berliner, inventor of
disc photograph, in Washington.
I. B. Veblen, economist
Aug. 5-Dr. Karl Won Welsbach of
Austria, inventor.
Aug. 6-Mary MacLane. once famous
writer, in Chicago.
,saNagg Aug. 4 71XiGtor WiSt l. e. Berger. Socialist
:, Aug: s5H; g, witwer. author. in
Aug. 12-Chauncey Keep. Chicago
capitalist.
Aug. l4-Cyril Keightley. English
actor.
Alfred cowles. metallurgist. at Sc
warren, N. j.
Baron Horne. British general in
Aug. I5GDr. G. P. Merrill, curator of
geology in National museum.
Sir Edwin Ray Lancaster. British
Aug. 17--Cyrus Locher. former SEN
Aug. 19--serge Diaghilefr. Russian
Aug. 20-Rear Admiral Albert P. Nj
black, U. S. NJ. retired.
:, Dr: Edward B; Craft. inventor. at
Aug. 24-Lawrence ID. Tyson, q. 8.
senator from Tennessee.
Field Marshal Liman Won Sanders.
German World war commander in
Turkey.
Sept. s-william E. Dever. former
owen T. Edgar, last of the Mexican
war veterans, in Washington.
Sept. 4-F. F. Proctor. vaudeville
Sept. 11-Congressman o. ]. Kvale
of Minnesota.
Sept. 12-Louise c. Wilcox. author
and editor. in Paris.
thor and playwright.
Sept. 20-Admiral Sir Hedsworth
Meux of British navy.
Miller Higgins. manager OF New
Sept 2sMU. S Grant, son of late
President Grant, in San Diego.
Sept. 28-Prof. George A. Goodenough
Of University of Illinois, chairman OF
on athletics.
Baron Tanaka, japanese statesman.
Oct. Thomas E. fIitten, noted trac-
tion expert of Philadelphia.
ROlrdn1la French Scn1pt0r
Oct 2-Dr Gustav Stresemann. for
eign minister of Germany.
Oct 3--Bishop John Gardner MUIR
ray, head of Protestant Episcopal
Oct. 4-Dr w. t. Belfield. eminent
physician, in Chicago.
Oct 5-W. 7. Connors of Buffalo. N.
Y, capitalist and publisher.
Oct 14-W. s. Kelley of Essex Falls.
N. j., inventor of pneumatic tire.
Oct. 17-Edmund NJ Dunno. Catholic
Oct. s0-Dr. H. H. Hoppe. neurolo-
gist, in Cincinnati.
Stephen B. Elkins of New York
ana Anti-Saloon league superintendent.
H c.. Jones, dean of University of
Iowa college of law.
Oct 2S-Prince Bernhard Won Bue-
low, German statesman.
Senator Theodore E. Burton of Ohio.
Oct 29-Rev. John Roach Straton Of
New York, fundamontalist Baptist.
Nov. 2--William G. Lee. former pres
ident Brotherhood of Railway Train
men.
George Hannauer. president of Bos-
ton & Maine railroad.
Nov. 3-Marquis Inouye. japanese
diplomat.
Nov. 4-Maurice Herbette. French
diplomat.
Nov. 5-Priace Max of Baden, last
imperial chancellor of Germany.
Miss Mary Solari. artist and writer.
in Memphis, Tenn.
Nov. I0-Dr Frederick Monsen.
American anthropologist.
Nov. 13-Former Princess Victoria,
sister of the ex-kaiser of Germany:
Nov. 1T. p. O'Cnnnor. father" Of
the British house of commons.
Nov. 18-James w. Good. secretary
Of war.
John Cort, theatrical producer.
Nov. 19-PrOf. p. w. Speer. metal
iurgist at Houghton, Mich
Nov. 21-Dr. v. C. Vaughan. scien-
tist and educator. in Richmond. Va.
Nov. z2-Rear Admiral Henry w.
raffrad