The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-04-07

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hsan ~ hla hmae IN tifuan Nav and had slai,si
Aprletun. t,shkesh And athef eHies IN a.
nuriheN paf ~ the Aieiu. a Wnet aFu a.
day h. iouh ioaF vhlt Ia = afltias snaw'
storm ard rpHifHlsaf \ safHfr cold iili nv
mediate ffraa HfHea him 80 fTimlh iHesv
until tho dlnieully arising fnlm The attack
should pas Aeay, lnll on Mandst, ieellna no
whfau. NJ started fuf This tify, BE friends n
Ufeem liay huihvlns that M dsnThf was
passed. Arriving here be- experienced the
aime feeling Df illnsus, bui noihlna anfhpta
waa feared Tuesday symptoms " rHcnnoftli
~ in iIe was not cunhned W his bed. huw.
ever, llll Thursday, when, hii symptnma be
oomina alarming. Dr lsham, OF Chicago, was
snmmsHea Aathe frsult II fhe physicians
mlnls,tallons the synptnfns Of the easo I'm.
proved md Nc, Howe hecame 20 mneh
lu,ler tha, II waA hoped and believed that MI
danger was NJ aa end. saturday nlxht how
ever, sudden change for The worae took
place, mud dispatches we're forwarded 70
Washington and other points Addressed 10
the fninily and Immediate ftirn'Is Of the sick
man asking them ~ noma hote on tho hrht
train. Nc, Ilowe continued to grow worse
until two o'clock this afternoon, when he
passed awny. iIe remained perfectly con.
scous tlll about ton o'uIock thi. morning and
suffered but very little. Afisr TINT hour ho
wandered somewhat IN his mind. and his ~.
toranooa Ut such time showed TINT his Official
duties weighed upon hia mind up 10 the nio-
ment OF la idnath. IIo was conscious NJ
times, and nt eleven O'Clock showed unins.
bkablo evidence that hu recognized hia
daughter, Who arrived from Washington
NJ that hour. Ills death was peaceful
and without pain. Iio seemed 10 pnss
away as though ontounR upon y nntir.
al alecp. and for some moments
after death n was almost Impossible 10 decide
that he was not simply aslcep. Mr. Iiowr
| died nj the home Of hit nephew. Colonel J. ".
Howe. Ho came to this city two wocks urn,
when he flrst arrived from Washington. aud
spent several days here. lie was then IN on.
ccllont health. Ne went fram here 20 0rtcu
| Hay, AMI his intention was 10 return here ani
complete his visit before returning to Wash
lnKton.
Judge Howe was n native % Maine, born n
Llvernorc IN that State, February "a. isid
aud was consequently ssty.scvcn years old
His wife died IN irsi and bis only stirviv
ing relatives are his snn Frank. daughter
Mrs. To,ien, vito OF Colonel u. Toiten
Washington; his nephew. Colonel james
H. Howe; aud bis niece, Miss Grace Howe
ofkonosha.
1
Ths News RI Washington,
| wAsaisaros, March q.
"Prank. your father Ia dead" II was 4
this cruel manner that a acompamtiyc strange
informed young NJ. Howe upon tha stree
this afternoon that hi- father was no more
Tho shock which the son received was scarccl
greater than that felt by tho entirc cotnmr
nifty this evening when Il bccame known, In
tho surprise was less. for dispatches whlc
bad been received by memhers of tho fainIl
durlns the day had prepared them for q fati
termination Of Judge iIowes Illness Aszis
ant DEMONSTRATION Hafton. early this Of
ernoon. received dispatch from konosha Il
dicailhT that Judso Iiowo's illness had b
como Of morn alarming character He Ia
mcdlaiely dispatched messengar 70 tho Pre-
I iient and 10 the house of Judge Howe. IN
I. messenger hai hardly left whom mother a
/. patch came indieniInrstill more ALARMING 60
dltions. aud soon aflur came the nows of b
death. Mr.. Ilaiton Immediately took . q
riavn, won't for Secretary Lincoln and Tor r.
rotary Chandler. and with thom proceedsd
ibo whits House. Tho President was visib
, affected. He had scarcely heard of the scrioI
turn In the illness NJ his rossszaster.0 0cnrr
before the news came 70 him that he VS. dca
The death of the .dcncrsl. ot
aids OF bis imnieiiAsn family. wiiI bring =
/, core Fr1of D no one msre than 20 the Pre-
. dent pf tho United states and 70 the remai
. ing members Of hs rabinnL And V JudI
1 Folerr, who y hIn,-aif lyinb upon I'D
pain, the nov. whoa bis phyr1rians porn
!, n 10 he broken 10 bin, win ira territ
shock They were nsafiy OF the saino a
y their habits were judicial. and. shourh en-
}. paraiiyo siraugurs boforD thoy had enier
o tho Cabinet. thoir relations had become of 4
n,ozi eoriisI abafaeton mo President b
learnoi 10 look upon Jgdss Hove a. one
the most tr1istnd Of hf. nounseIoss, and, vi
u the Po=fmastertlsns scldosn vohinfccr
. opinions. fllcre vss No one sbopt thu Eso>
' iise opuncil chamber 10 whom us Preside
more readily tus nod for suEEe<ftons thAh
: \ the isfs Postmaster & snafai
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