To keep this record complete and continuous deaths are included which occurred after December 24, 1907. ATKINS, J. De Witt Clinton, ex-Representative in Congress from Tennessee, ex-Representative in Confederate Congress, ex-Commissioner of Indian Affairs, 83, Paris, Tenn., June 24. BATCHELLER, George S., representative of the United States on the International Tribunal at Cairo, Egypt, 80, Paris, France, July 2. BRICK, Abraham L., Representative in Congress from Indiana, 47, Indianapolis, Ind., April 7. BRYAN, William James, U. S. Senator from Florida, 31, Washington, March 22. D. C., BOURGADE, Most Rev. Peter, Roman Catholic Archbishop of Santa Fé, 63, Chicago, May 17. CAMDEN, Joseph N., ex-United States Senator from West Virginia, 80, Baltimore, Md., April 25. CAPERS, the Right Rev. Dr. Ellison, Protestant Episcopal Bishop of South Carolina, 70, Columbia, C. C., April 22. CARMACK, Edward W., ex-United States Senator and Representative from Tennessee, journalist, 50, Nashville, Tenn., Nov. 9. CLARK, Charles D., United States District Judge for the Eastern and Middle districts of Tennessee, 61, Knoxville, Tenn., March 15. CLEVELAND, Grover, twice President of the United States, former Governor of New York, 71, Princeton, N. J., June 24. COGHLAN. Rear Admiral Joseph B., U. S. N.. retired, 64, New Rochelle, N. Y.. Dec. 5. CROWLEY. Richard, actor, 40, Chicago, ex-Representative in Congress from New York, 72, Lockport, N. Y., July 22. DAILEY, Peter F., May 23. DAVIS, J. C. Bancroft, diplomat, journalist, ex-Judge of United States Court of Claims and Reporter of United States Supreme Court, 85, Washington, D. C., Dec. 27, 1907. DIX, the Rev. Dr. Morgan, Protestant 80, New York, DUNCAN, Rev. Dr. William W.. Methodist Episcopal (South) Bishop, 68, Spartanburg, S. C., March 2. DUNWELL. Charles T.. Representative in Congress from New York, 48, Brooklyn, N. Y., June 12. FESSENDEN, Samuel, Connecticut political leader, 60, Stamford, Conn., Jan. 7. FLEMING, Francis P.. ex-Governor of Florida, -, Jacksonville, Fla., Dec. 20. FOWLER, Rev Dr. Charles H., Methodist Episcopal Bishop, 69, New York City, March 20. GIBBS, Wolcott, scientist and teacher, 86, Newport, R. I., Dec. 9. HALSTED, and Murat, journalist author, 78, Cincinnati, Ohio, July 2. HANLAN, Edward, oarsman, -, Toronto, Canada, Jan. 4. HARRIS, Joel Chandler, journalist and author, 59, Atlanta, July 3. HOPKINS, Henry, ex-President of Williams College, 70, Williamstown, Mass., Aug. 18. HORSTMANN, Right Rev. Ignatius, Roman Catholic Bishop of Cleveland, Ohio; 67, Cleveland, Ohio, May 13. HOWARD, Bronson, dramatist, 66, Avonby-the-Sea. N. J., Aug. 4. HUNTON, Eppa, Brigadier General, C. S. A., Representative in Congress and Senator from Virginia, 86, Richmond, Va., Oct. 11. JENKS, George A., ex-Representative in Congress from Pennsylvania, 72, Brookville, Penn., Feb. 10. JESUP, Morris K., merchant and philan- KERR, James, ex-Representative from Asbury C., U. S. Senator from July 30. LATIMER, from South Carolina and former Representative from that State, 56, Washington, D. C., Feb. 20. LEE, Stephen D., Lieutenant General, C. S. A., educator, 74, Vicksburg, Miss., May 28. LOUD, Eugene F., ex-Representative in San Congress from California, 61, Francisco Dec. 20. MACDOWELL, Edward A., composer, 46, New York, Jan. 23. M'CORD, Myron H., ex-Governor of Arizona, 67, Phoenix, Ariz., April 28. MENOCAL, Aniceto Garcia, U. S. N.. retired, engineer, 68, York City, July 21. New MEYER, Adolph, Representative in Congress from Louisiana, 65, New Orleans, March 8. MICHAUD. Rt. Rev. John MOULTON, Mrs. Louise Chandler, author, 73, Boston, Mass., Aug. 10. NORTON, Charles Eliot, scholar and teacher, 80, Cambridge, Mass., Dec. 21. PARKER, Wm. H., Representative in Congress from South Dakota, 6i, Deadwood, S. D., June 26. PASTOR, Antonio, theatrical manager, 72, Elmhurst, Long Island, Aug. 26. POTTER, the Right Rev. Dr. Henry C., Protestant Episcopal Bishop of New York, 73, Cooperstown, N. Y., July 21. POWERS, Llewellyn, Representative in Congress from Maine, 69, Houlton, Me., July 28. PROCTOR, Redfield, U. S. Senator from Vermont, ex-Governor of Vermont and ex-Secretary of War, 76, Washington, D. C., March 4. PURNELL, Thomas R., United States District Judge, Eastern District of North Carolina, 61, Raleigh, N. C. Dec. 19. RANDALL, James R., journalist and poet, author of "Maryland, My Maryland,' ‚" 64, Augusta, Ga., Jan. 14. RAINES, George, Democratic political leader in Western New York, 62, Rochester, N. Y., Nov. 27. ROUXEL, Rt. Rev. Gustave A., Roman Catholic Auxiliary Bishop of New Orleans, 68, New Orleans, March 17. SANKEY, Ira D., evangelist, 67, Brooklyn, Aug. 13. SARGENT, Frank P.. Commissioner General of Immigration, 53, Washington, D. C., Sept. 4. SATTERLEE, Right Rev. Henry Y., Protestant Episcopal Bishop of Washington, 65, Washington, D. C., Feb. 22. SAXTON, Major General Rufus. U. S. A.. retired, 84, Washington, D. C., Feb. 23. SMITH, Charles Emory, journalist, editor of "The Philadelphia Press," ex-Postmaster General and Minister to Russia, 65, Philadelphia, Penn., Jan. 19. SPARKS, John, Governor of Nevada, 64, Reno, Nev., May 22. SPOFFORD, Ainsworth R., ex-Librarian of Library of Congress, 82, Plymouth, N. H., Aug. 12. STEDMAN, Edmund C., author and critic, 74, New York, Jan. 18. STEWART, Alexander P., Lieutenant General, C. S. A., soldier and educator, 87, Biloxi, Miss., Aug. 30. TIERNEY, Right Rev. Michael, Roman Catholic Bishop of Hartford, 69. Hartford, Conn., Oct. 5. VILAS, William F., ex-Postmaster General and Secretary of the Interior, exUnited States Senator from Wisconsin, 68, Madison, Wis., Aug. 27. WHYTE, William Pinkney. U. S. Senator from Maryland, former Governor of Maryland, 83, Baltimore, Md., March 17. WILEY, Ariosto A.. Representative in Congress from Alabama, 57, Hot Springs. Va., June 17. WORTHINGTON, the Right Rev. George, Protestant Episcopal Bishop of Nebraska, 67, Mentone, France, Jan. 7. YOUNG, Charles A., astronomer, 73, Hanover, N. H., Jan. 4. NOTABLE DEATHS ABROAD. BECQUEREL, Antoine H., French scientist and Academician, 56, Paris, Aug. 25. BULLER, Sir Redvers H., English soldier, 69, London, June 20. CAMPBELL-BANNERMAN, Sir Henry, British statesman, ex-Premier, 72, London, April 22. CARLOS I, King of Portugal, 44, Lisbon, Feb. 1. CAVENDISH, the Right Hon. Spencer Compton, Duke of Devonshire, English statesman, Cannes, France, March 24. COPPEE, François, French poet, dramatist and Academician, 66, Paris, May 23. CREMER, Sir William R., British advocate of international arbitration, 70, London, July 22. DE AMICIS, Edmondo, Italian author and traveller, 61, Rome, March 11. DE LA RAMEE, Louise ("Ouida"), novelist, 68, Florence, Italy, Jan. 25. HALEVY, Ludovic, French author and dramatist, Academician, 74, Paris, May 8. IGNATIEFF, Count Nicolai Pavlovitch, Russian soldier and diplomatist, 76, St. Petersburg, July 4. GUACHALLA, Fernando, President-elect of Bolivia, La Paz, Bolivia, July 24. KUANG HSU, Emperor of China, 36, Peking, Nov. 14. LINEVITCH, Nicolai Petrovitch, Russian Lieutenant General, 70. St. Petersburg, April 23. LUIZ PHILIPPE, Crown Prince of Portugal, 20, Lisbon, Feb. 1. MARROQUIN, J. M., ex-President of Colombia, -, Bogota, Sept. 21. NODZU, General Count Michitsura, Jap- of RICHARD, the Right Rev. F. M. B., Roman Catholic Cardinal, Archbishop of Paris, 88, Paris, Jan. 28. ROJESTVENSKY, Sinovi Petrovich, Russian Vice-Admiral, 60, Bad Nauheim, Germany, July 20. RUDINI, Marquis di, former Italian Premier and Minister of Foreign Affairs, 69, Rome, Aug. 7. SARASATE, Pablo de, Spanish violinist, 64, Biarritz, France. Sep. 21. SARDOU, Victorien, French dramatist and Academician, 77, Paris, Nov. 8. SOTO, Marco Aurelio, ex-President of Honduras, 60, Paris, France, Feb. 24. TSCHIGORIN, T., Russian chess master, 57, St. Petersburg, Jan. 26. TSU HSI, Empress Dowager of China, 73, Peking, Nov. 15. VEINTEMILLA, Ignacio, ex-President of Ecuador, 78, Guyaquil, July 19. WHITEWAY, Sir William, ex-Premier of Newfoundland, 80, St. Johns, N. F., June 24. Note. The number of immigrants for the fiscal year 1907-'08 was 782,890. Figures by countries are not available. ADDENDA AND ERRATA. On Dec. 17, the Rev. Dr. Berryman Green was elected coadjutor bishop, Protestant Episcopal, of the diocese of Virginia. Thomas R. Purnell, federal judge for the Eastern District of North Carolina, died on December 19. On December 19, President Roosevelt nominated Sherman Moreland, of New York, to be Associate Justice of the Philippine Supreme Court, to succeed James F. Tracey, resigned. On the same date the President nominated Horace G. Knowles, of Deleware, to be Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to Nicaragua, and Heaton W. Harris, of Ohio, to be a consul general at large. Rt. Rev. John S. Michaud, Roman Catholic Bishop of Burlington, Vt., died on December 22. On December 24, Nathan S. Jonas resigned as a member of the New York City Board of Education. Representative Charles N. Brumm, of Pennsylvania, resigned on December 18. Foster Crowell, Commissioner of Street Cleaning, New York City, resigned on December 23, the resignation to take effect on January 1. President Castro, having left Venezuela for a trip to Europe, Vice-President and Acting President Gomez practically set up a government of his own between Dec. 15. and Dec. 25. |