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killed by a shell, November 18, at Ladysmith, South Africa. — 
Siegfried Stauffer, founder of the natural history museum in Luzern, 
August 3. — Samuel Stevens, entomologist and formerly a large natu- 
ral history dealer in London, August 29, aged 82. — Friedrich Stolz, 
student of cryptogamic botany, killed by a fall in the Tyrol, August 
14, aged 21. — Dr. Carl Gustav Thompson, student of Hymenoptera 
and custodian of the entomological collections at Lund, Sweden, in 
September, aged 72. — Dr. Stephen Baron von Washington, ornithol- 
ogist, at Pols, Styria, September 9, aged 41. — Rev. William Farren 
White, entomologist, at Bournemouth, England, July 21, aged 65. — 
George Buchanan Wollaston, student of ferns, at Clapham, England, 
March 26, aged 85. — Frederik Mauritz van der Wulp, student of the 
Diptera, at The Hague, aged 8o. — Professor R. Yatube, botanist, in 
Japan. — John Bridgman, English entomologist, October 6, aged 63. 
