, 1874-09-05
AN 2VENTEUL HISTORY.

AN EVENTFUL HISTORY.
Tho Eoy. tytlIlnm Fyicr's Family.
Tho Father slnu Thrce Dnughtor
Drowned HE0tlacx and 1sausiitc
| S;,ipsvr0cl1cd-Dcntl by Elenrt~uis
c-aAc u7 tho Young Antly.
From The Dtnper Democrat.
Tor tho facts substantially related in the fol
lowing article, our reporter IL indebted to Cor
tluctor Painter, OF tho Colorado Central, ol
mombers OF tho fannily took passage for Dlac
11nwk, ono dny laat weok and from whose lip
came ONO Of thu strangeBt aud saddest histories
it Inns over been tho misfortune Of our reporte
to hear.
About two years ago thoro lived In Sacramento
CAL, a Baptist minister by tho nnme Of Mr.. F.
Ter, with hin wifo aud oigls chilslron 1sur 0
ttom being daughters.
Mrs. I'yler had for several yenrs been nf1lioto'
with nh aggravated form OF oaucer, for the re
Lief Of vllch all known remedies Ind failed, hol
caHo apparently lefyipg medical skill Ths
| youngest Of tho four daughters was niBo cot
stant suffer from heart disease, and 1t whs f1
tho supposed bonollcial ofroots OF tho climate o.
| mother and daughter that the family 1ocatel it
California.
| There being no apparent relief afforded thom
| they wore advised to 70 abroad for trohtnGut
It was thorofora agreed upon thut tho father and
three Oldest daughters should rcnaiu In Califor-
min, tho four little ouos to BE- Beut to nieco,
] named Margarot Stuart. residing in BInck Hawie,
COL, whilo Slrs Fy1or and her youngest daughter
went abroad, in the hope Of getting at least ro-
lief for thoir bodily ailments.
Shortly alter tleir departure, Dir. Fyler and
daughters returned from California to Colorado,
locating in Black Hawk.
After IN nbsonca of about year and d lnlf,
Mr. Fyter received latter from his wifo stating
that 1t WAS her Intention to loaro Europe for
family meet tl,olu at Now York. For t1ls pur-
poso. father and daugl,tor loft Black Hawl; for
that city, where thoy waitcd and watcl,o for tho
return OF tho BufferorH. Not knowing tho namo
Of tho vessel III which thoy had sailed, md tho
probable date of their arrival having passed,
their anxiety gavo plnco to serious approho,,-
sions aud B,lrmises as to tho probable CAUSE Of
the delay.
lilo passenger-list Of each incoming stoamar
was eagerly searched in vain for the Names OF
their loved ones, and all inqusios seemed only
to envo!op tho affair in creator mystery.
Neceiying no further communication from Ills
vito, hr. Fylor and daughters wont to Now
Jersey to visit some ncquaintancos. in tho moan
would bo likely to reutt in tho discovery Of tho
whereabouts Of mother md daughter. The
conyalcscents sailed from Europe about tho ap-
pointcu time, IN the aailtng-yessol alary AMI,
aud when four days out, tho vessel encountered
q soyere storm, and was wrecked. Among tho
fcw passengers who escaped watesy grave
were Mrs. Fyler and daughter, who wore picked
up BY au English steamer, bounit for New York,
at which they arrived little ovor four daya ago.
Having reason to expect that thoy would bo
they in turr, became anxious Is to their whorea-
bouts, inquiries In every direction proving una
Willing, their information from Black Hawk be-
lug to the effect that Mr. Tyler and daughters
bud left that place for New York somo timo pre-
yous.
Being in weak bodily condition, t!lcy were
lily ablo to boar mp under this new atuiction.
III Now YORK without friouds, tho great city
seemed to them wilderness, and they resolved
to como to Black uawk, which was to be their
interest other than tho possibility Of their got
ting some information thnt might give tliom
cll,o to the wlloroabout8 at husbnnd and fatller.
- Whom tho train benring them westward reached
New Brunswick, y. j., tlo daughter pIc&cd up u
newspaper which had hoen left i'll an adjoining
scat, and bnsicd herself in looking 1t over. Tho
paper might bo aaid to liaye boon her death mo-
mont. In it sho read tho announcement OF tho
death by drowning Of her father and three sis-
tors. wlilo sailing of tho coaat OF Now Jersey.
Sho communicated tho sad Intelligence to her
mother, and then eank back III llor
scat, and without uttering another wnrd, sho
died Of heart disonao, 40 suddenly and unexpect-
Gully did this atcting dispcnHatio1t visit her, aa
to cnllso n shock 10 hor noryolls system from
which sho found rnItef only III death.
hlrs. fylcr, nn invalid, perhaps cli1dlosg and
Hilow; with tho cold form Of hur lolg-suffer-
nE daughter and companion ut lor side. that
HOW, for tlta first timo, attracted tho attention
Of the passengers, who kindly Administered to
aer in 6or great bereavement.
. After buryin5 hor child at New brunswick,
tho utmost distracted fnothor continued her Jour-
,ey to Black Hawk, whcro a!io arrived laat week.
Hero she hoped to find her ,iocc, Margaret STU
.rr, who Int, ller four littlo buys ntsd in,n,c-
lately upon her arriving at the Dlack Hawk |
Iouso, having boon carried from tho cars to tho |
lotel, hor condition being almost helpless slio |
'HkGd that word 10 sent to Mrs. Stuart, appris-
nE lor Of her arrival a1d requesting that si,o
'ring the children anii como to the ho,el.
In this caRo. as in tho others. tho search for
lor niece proved unava!ing, nntl all that could
70 learned WAS that Nrn. Hsnart had somo tmo
'reviouH removed from Black HawA to---llo ono
snew whore.
Already borne down with erlof nnl trouble,
ho Unfortunate indy, in o3ler to recelyo proper
acdicnl attendance, TaH brought down to Dem
or on Inst friday. anu conveyed, III helpless
ondltlon, to tho Grand Central Hotel, opposite
lo Union Depot, whore Ane now lieB, without
lonoy or friends, and suffering not only intenua
ollly pain, but torriblo mental agony.
A Democrat reporter interviewed the unfor-
unato woman yesterday afternoon. and tho
as corroboratcd by MIRA. Fyler. Tho mo,nborsa
tho Baptist Church ono 1t ns duty to l,l-
lanity to Aco to 1t that this afflicted sister, and
Ito Of naptist minister, rocciyo aid md conf
,rt at once.
Information respecting either the relatives of
er lata hllaband, tho lev. WiIlanl Tyler. or
10 whereabouts Of Margaret Stuart, OF the lsoy
larlea ". Parker, residing ycar ago at lscd
lu!f, Cal., will ho thankfnlly received, and may
Q addrossed Mrs. Willinm Tyler, Denver,
o., caro Grand Central Hotel, opposite Union
'epot."
Coffin bunting.
Moncuro D. Conway, in Ills London lottor to
10 Cincinnati Commercial, writcB "Thoro IL
aonoy enough expended In merely idle ways
worry yonr to relioSo alt the nctual suffering in
10 country, and to raise the pcoplo d full loEroo
the acnie of humanity. How ia this money
'ont? Tho other day solemn eruun pro.
'odod to tho basement Of cluroi, in tengo.
oar tho Crystal Pntace and tlioro tustotl All ohi
2'ttn. Il was tho cohio Of ono Mary Wfagg,
aQucst Of 10s I'd annuity to llayo l1er oo,s,n