The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1932-01-01


at Ponce, Porto Rico.
Sept. 10-Belize, British Honduras,
devastated by hurricane; i.4oo killed.
Oct; 24-Russian submarine sunk in.
Nov 5-Five killed and eight in
T }ured BY gun explosion on Y. 9. 8
Nov 2o-Explosion In colliery near
Canterbury, England, killed 80 men,
Nov. 22-Stock show special wrecked
In Missouri; seven men and many
valuable horses killed.
Dec. 13-Three hundred Chinese died
when ship blew up near Shanghai.
NEUROLOGY
Jan. Hugh c. wallace, former
ambassador to France.
Jan. 3-Marshal Joseph Joffro OF
France, hero of the Marine.
Jan. 11-Nathan Straus of New York,
millionaire merchant and philanthro-
pist.
Jan. 22-Anna Pavlowa. noted dancer.
at The Hague.
Jan. 26-Edward l. Edwards, former
governor of New Jersey and former
United States senator.
Feb. 14-Maj. Gen. G. r. Edwards,
commander of Yankee division, A. e.
F., in Boston.
! Feb. 1s-Louis wolheim. stage ana
screen star.
Frank G. Emerson. governor of
W: R.. Merriam. former governor Of
Minnesota.
Feb. 23-Dame Nellie Melba. famous
soprano, in Melba, Australia.
March 1-Representative Henry A.
Cooper of. Wisconsin.
Rear Admiral Thomas s. Rodgers, q.
s. N, retired.
March 2--Lieut. Gen. Edgar Jadwin,
chairman of interoceanic canal board.
March l0-Joseph P. Cotton. UNDER
secretary Of state.
March 16-Cardinal Pietro Nam,
archbishop of Pisa.
Representative James B. Aswell Of
March a4-Robert Edeson. stage and
Rear Admiral c. p. Plunkett retired.
In Washington.
March 27-Arnold Bennett. English
novelist and playwright.
Henry Ives Cobb. American archi-
March 2s-Byron Bancroft johnson,
founder of American Baseball league.
Dr.. George A. Dorsey. anthropologist,
April l-Maclyn ArbuckIe stage and
April s-Nicholas Longworth, speak,
er OF the national house of representa-
May 2-George F. Baker OF New
York, Americas richest banker.
May 9-Dr. Albert A. Nicholson, emil
May 10-Walter A. Strong, publisher
OF Chicago Daily News.
May 12-Eugene Ysaye, violinist, in
May l4NDavid Belasco. dean Of
theatrical producers.
DIR. s. p. Brooks, president Of Baylor
university. in Waco. Texas:
May 16--Dr. Samuel W. Parr Of Uni-
versity of Illinois, chemist.
Of Cleveland. Ohio.
June Mortimer L. schiff. New York
banker and philanthropist.
June 5-John L: Stoddard, American
author and travel lecturer.
June 15-Miss Anna Adams Gordon.
minister to Denmark.
c'Trader Horny. in London.
bridge whist authority.
July Miss Alice M. Robertson,
former congresswoman from Oklahoma.
July DIR. Stephen M. Babcock Of
u I'M e;It ts Of Wisconsin, inventor OF
July George S. Graham of Penn
sylvania, oldest member of congress.
July John Brisben Walker. sol
azine editor. In Brooklyn.
July 9-John L. Agnew. mining mag
nate. at Copper Cliff. Ont.
>. R. l. Henry. former congressman
July 13-Representative G. g. Ed
wards of Georgia
July 28-Congressman Sam c. Major
of Missouri.
Aug. 3-Merritt Star. Chicago attor-
ney and author.
Aug. 11-Rev. Peter ]. O'Callaghan
Of Chicago. president of Catholic Total
Abstinence Union of America.
Aug 26-Frank Harris, author. In
Nice, France.
Aug. 2s-Alfred P. Dennis. member
of tariff commission.
Aug. s1-sir Hall Caine. English
author.
Sept. 12-F. w. Lehman OF ST.
Louis, former United States solicitor
Sept. 49,. F. Nugent. former SEN
ator from Idaho.
Col. lack Mulhall. Oklahoma pioneer
and Snowman.
chancellor emeritus of Stanford uni
Sept. 25-Dr. J. B. Deaver Of Phil
Sept. 29-Sir william orpen. British
artist.
Oct. 2-Sir Thomas Upton. tea mag
nate and yachtsman.
Oct. S-Dr. Rossiter Johnson, author
Oct. 5-Dwight w. Morrow. senator
Oct. daniel Chester French. Amer
Oct. l1-Fleming H. Revell of New
York, publisher.
oct. 14-w. H. Williams. president
or WaDaSn railway.
Oct. 16-Charles W. Murphy. former
owner Of Chicago National League
Oct. 1s-Thomas A Edison in West
Oct. S2~Fietcher Hale. congressman
from New Hampshire.
Oct. &c. F. D. Belden, librarian Of
Boston Public library and president OF
American Library association.
Oct. 25-Charles A. Comiskey. owner
of Chicago White Sox ball club.
Ronald w. Boyden, American menu
Der of the Hague court.
Oct. 2S-John M. Bowman, president
of Bowman-Biltmore hotel corporation.
Nov Sc A. Greenhouse Of Indiana,
secretary of Democratic national COM
Prof. o. e. Rolvaag, novelist ana
educator, at Northheld, MINI.
Nov. 6-Senator T. H. Caraway OF
Henry M Wurzbach, only Republican
congressman from Texas.
Nov 7-Richard T. Crane. Jr, Of
Chicago. president of Crane company.
Nov. 9-Col. Isaac N. Lewis, inventor
of machine gun, in Hoboken, N. J.
Nov. 17-Edward Simmons, American
painter, in Baltimore.
A. J. Wimple. corn developer, In Gen.
Nov. 21-Dr. Sam Small. editor and
evangelist, in Atlanta, Ga.
Nov. 22-Louis Loucheur. French
Nov 25-Former Gov. AL Taylor of