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Show Jan. 2 Dr. Nicholas l Bonn, foremost B v . - W American surgeon, I (I S "tsjtl A, at Chicago. I ft fx-' W I 12-ltubbl llernhnrd I H rt i7 I Folsenthni, oldest 1 1 Tfs t I Jewish theologian 1 A ' In America, at Cld- rd!fcrft?b IS - Kdmund Clurence ytf'vK'lfcnfy's SU'dmnn, banker. 1 poet und literary f GROVSft irlllc, nt New VCt.tVS.LAND Yolk, aged 75 years. 13--Charlcs F.mory Smllli, editor Phltudel-phla Phltudel-phla Press, former postmaster-genernl and former minister to ilusslu, at Philadelphia, Phil-adelphia, aged 03. 22 Morris J. Jesaup,. rttlrcd banker, at New York. 23 Kdwurit Alexander Mi'Dowell, composer, com-poser, ut New York, aged 4'J. 26 Miss Louise de lu Ha nice, writer, nt Florence, Italy, nged S4. 28 Gen. John Coburn ut Indianapolis. Ind.. aged 83 Francois Marie Henja- niln Illchard. curdluul und archbishop or Purls, ut Purls, aged S!)....Gen. C. If. Howard at Glencoe. III., nged (17. Feb. 2 Dennis O'Sulllvun, Irish uctor, nt Columbus. O. 20 Senator Asbury C. Latimer or South Carolina at Washington, D. C. 21 C. S. Noycs. editor Washington 8tar, at Pasadena, Col., aged S3. Mnr. 2 James Oliver, millionaire plow manufacturer, at South Ilend, Ind. 4-Unlteit Stutes Sen. lludllcld Proctor, Vermont, nt Wushlngton. 17 United Stutes Sen. William Plnckney Whyte, Maryland, at Iialtlmore, Md. 20 Hev. Churles 11. Fowler, Methodist-Kplscopal Methodist-Kplscopal bishop, at New York, uuei! 71. 22 United States Sen. W. Jumes Ilryun, Florida, at Wushlngton, !. C. 21 Dukn ot Devonshire "Spencer Coinp-ton Coinp-ton Cavendish, ut Iondon. Apr. 7 Congressman A. L. Hrlclf, Indiana, at Indlnnupulls, Ind. 8 Attorney Charles Quarles at Milwaukee. Milwau-kee. 12 Gen. B, M. Cutcheon, Michigan congressman, con-gressman, nt Ypslluntl, Mich., nged 72. 16 Ferdlnund Shoemaker, "oatmeal king," at Akron, O. 26 Former United States Sen. J. N. Camden, Cam-den, West Virginia, at Hultlniore, nged 80 May 13 Hear Admiral Charles M. Hue, englneer-ln-chlef of navy, ut Wushlngton. Wushlng-ton. Mny 15 Former Congressman J. II. Howell, How-ell, Illinois, at Hloomlngtnn, III. 22 Gov. Jphti Sparks, Nevada, ut Curson Clly; succeeded by D. 8. Dlckerson. 27 Hear Admiral A. S. Crowlnshleld, retired, re-tired, ut Philadelphia. 28 Lieut. -Gen. .Stephen Lee, commander-in-chief United Confederute Veterans, nt Vlcksburg, Miss. Jun, 1 Former United Stutes Sen. James K. Jones, Arkansas, at Washington, aged IS). 10 Oliver H. P. nelmont. banker nnd politician, pol-itician, at Hempstead. L. I. 12 Former Supreme Court Judgo J. V. Wright, nt Washington, nged 80. 17 Congressman A. A. Wiley, Alabama, at Hot Springs, Va. 23 Kx-Prcsident W. II. Leeds, ot Itock Islund railway, nt Parts. SI drover Cleveland, (nice Untied States president, nt 1'rlitcetitu, X. J., due lo lienrt trouble nnd couipllcii-lliins, couipllcii-lliins, nged 7-. 26 Congressman W. II. Pnrkcr, South Dakota, nt Dendwood, S. D., uged 61. Jul. 2 Murut Halstend, Journalist, at Cincinnati. Cin-cinnati. O.. aged 70. 3 Joel Cliandler Harris, known ns "Uncle Helium," at Atlanta, Gu. 21 Protestunt-F.plscopnl Hlshop Henry C, Potter nt Cooperstown, N. Y. 25 I.otiln K. Snow, Insurance man, nt St. Louis, aged Oi. SO-Former Calirornla Gov. James II. Itudd. ut Stockton, Cnl., nged 68. Aug. 4-Unllcd Stales Son. William II. Allison, nt Dubuque, lit., uged 79.... Hronson Howard, dramatist, ut Avon-by-the-Seu, N. V., uged 6G. II Ira D. Sunkey, evangelist, at Brooklyn, Brook-lyn, nged CS. 20 J. V. Furwell, millionaire merchant, at Chicago, aged 83. 23-IOx-Oov. N. O. Murphy, Arizona, at San Diego, Cal. 21 United States Ambassador rrotn Germany Ger-many Haron 8peck von Sternburg, at lleldelburg, Germany. 26 "Tony" Pastur, theatrical manager, nt Klmhurst, 1- I., nged 71. 27 Former United Stutes Sen. Col. W. F. Vilas, Wisconsin, nt Mndlson, Wis, Sep. 1 Hear Admiral Henry Glass, ro-llred, ro-llred, ut Paso Hohles, Cnl. 4 Commissioner or Ijtbor Frank P. Bur-geunt, Bur-geunt, at Washington, nged 6I....Urlg.-Gen. 6I....Urlg.-Gen. A. W. Corliss, retired, ut Denver, Col. 25 Leslie Carter. Chicago, railroad financier, finan-cier, at Chicago, Oct. 12 Kx-Congressmnii J. A. Scranton, Pennsylvania, at Scranton. Pa. 30 Mrs, William Astor. America's social leader, at New York. Nov. 4 T. K, Palmn, first Cuban president, presi-dent, at Santiago, Cuba. 11-near Admiral J. M. Miller, governor gov-ernor Untied States naval home, at Philadelphia, Dec. 6 Hear Admiral Joseph II. Cnghlan. who commanded Raleigh at battle ot Manila, died nt New Roeholle, N. Y. 9-Hrlg.-Gen. Henry Jacohson, retired, died at Leavenworth, Kun., uged 71 years, 20 MaJ. Orlando J. Smith, noted journalist, journal-ist, nt Dobbs Ferry, N. Y. 26 Claus Bpreckals, millionaire sugar king, In Sun Francisco, aged 80,, ..Representative. ..Rep-resentative. Davey ot Loulsluna, at Now Orleans, nged ST |