London, Feb, 19.
The body of Sir Charles Cazyer, Conservative MP. for Cheshire and nephew of the late Admiral Jellicoe of Jutland fame, was discovered at Kinpurie Castle, his residence, Dead beside Sir Charles was his valet, and beside them a firearm. Sit }Charies was shot through the head, Havas, Mrs, Slonn-Chesser London, Feb. 17.
Mrs, Elizabeth Sloan-Chesser, well-Known woman doctor, died here Yesterday. She was the author of fang books, "the "well-known ones Girls! Schools. and Colloges"; "The cing: "Physiology and Hygiene, for
Woman Who Knows Herself"; "Seven [Stages of Childhood" and "Five Phases of Love."
She. Was the daughter of the late Dr. Samuel Sloan, of Glasgow. Reuter, pai Major-General Sir John Moore London, Feb, 13.
Major-General Sir John Moore died today at the age of 75 years. "He saw service in the Sudan, being awarded the Queen's medal anid the Khedive's medal.
He also fought in the South African and Great Wars, being mentioned in despatches on both occasions, In the Great War he served as Director of Veterinary Services to the British Expeditionary Forces.
During the years 1919-1021, he was Director of Veterinary Services for Col. R, E, B, Crompton Uoretnt 0 mae W..!
London, Feb, 16, Colonel Rookes Evelyn Bell Crompton, F.RS, died here" yesterday' the age of 94.
He was spoken of as the "father of the electrical industry." The installation of electric light in Buckingham Palace, Windsor Castle, Holyrood Palace and in many of London's largest public' buildings was carried out under his supervision, He did pioneer worke at the request of Mr. Winston Churchill during. 1916 the construction of "land-ships™ Which were the forerunners of tanks. The tate Colonel Crompton took out 8 corps of electrical engineers 10 the Boer War—Reuter.
Sir Richard Morris Dane London, Fob. 18.
Sir Richard Morris Dane, former Foreign Chief Inspector of Salt Re. venue in China, died today at the age of #5 years.
He started his career in India, ax Assistant' Commissioner, Punjab, in 1u74. "After serving in various other capacities, he was appointed Omeiating Commissioner of Excise and Inspector-General of Registration 1890.
From 1093 until 1995, he was on duty with the Royal Opium Commis~ lon, and later became Deputy-Soeretary' to the Government of India in the Finance Department, Until 1909, he held the post of Commissioner of North India Salt Revenue and Tnspeefor-General of Excise ant Salt. From 1013 to 1018, Sir Richard Dane served as Foreign' Chict Inspector of Salt Revenue in Chin In 1009, he was bestowed the inslgnia of a Knight Commander of the Order of the Indian Empire. Tu addi-ton, the Order of the Excellent Crop, First Class, and the Order of the Tiger, first Class, wese conferred upon him in 1915' and 1918 respectively Reuter.
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