Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-08-12

hoNkERS. y. Y. Aug. samuel !. Tildon
died at Grey this moruinva few minutes
before O'Clock. II hal boon enjoying his
usually good health Up 90 last Saturday even
ing. While sitting ou tho stoop of his resi-
oence after >urfown ON that evening he was
taken with a slight Oh A. which settled on his
stomach and bowels, producing infamma.
ton, from which ne suffered all night TN
SUNDAY he was slightly better. and was able
To ride out. on SUNDAY evening he felt much
worse. and continued TO grow weaker. but
nuui last night there were no fears of the
consequences Thi~ morning "a became ap-
Parent thnt thc cud was near. Or Charles
j. Simmoud> anu Miss Gould - relative OF
Mr. ridden. were al the bedside few minutes
before Tldcn died. lie tried To speak. but
Only moved his lips. failing To make amy
sound. He passed away quietly and peace
fully. His death occurred nm the south
Shamo Der OF the mansion. overlooking the
The last hours of the deceased statesman
were peaceful aud painless. For several
months past Mr.. Tildeu had enjoyed unusual
health tor him. he had gained in flesh thirty
HNS pounds IN >iN months He used his yacht
viking frequently, aud took long carriage
ride> daily His face was familiar 10 the peo-
PIE OF Workers. and he frequently drove
through the streets OF the city. The last time
ne went out wa ON sunday. when ne VS.
a Hara $50 ''''N '"i''4'' b''il
Louis lohansen. both of whom h i
been IN his service for YEAR. Sarur-
sithnE on porch overlooking the Hudson
river and was removed TO his room where lie
Wa attended 10y his FREUD and physician
~, \ ha>. T. = mmonq~. OF Ncw.Nork. who i
stopping on tho ueighboriug estate OF Blink
browne. The cold settled IN Mr.. Tden's bow
- ana stomach, causing vomiting ana purg-
ing with medical aid he felt much better ON
sunday. and went out la his carriage Mon
HaS ana Yesterday lac also felt much bet
again with the same = mptom~ while
IN me parior. and vi a. supported TO ms room
as ~ HnrUH#
r Snhth- Ou reaching his room the cN-Gov-
truOr e. pcrlenCcd considerable trouble in
breathing This alarmed his friends. and Dr.
Nlmtnond> was called The patient was suffer
Ing from nausea aud diarrhca aud was in
great distress. The difficulty ceased after "A
Nhl4c' ana ne was placed ia bed. Later he
wa assisted 20 AN easy chair DR.. Simmonds
remained with him all night. Early this
morning Mr.. Tilden began to grow worse
and was again placed in bed The genera.
Ton of gases ia his stomach and bowels
ol>tendcd them and caused "a failure in the
action OF the hear. y second attack Of the
athcuity IN breathing occurred. aud DIR
SNllt, OF onkcrs, was called in consultation
~ a. IN lie arrived ~ GrcyStone at 5
uclocS, out MI T ldcn was then beyond the
reach OF all medical skill. The two physicians
consultcd together. but nothing could he
ugnc- No words were uttered by MI. Tidcn
after DR.. Swiff- arrival. He remained con
scious 20 the last The labored breathing
grew fainter and more feeble and nj y. T., "A
m the face OF the dying man began to change
Inc asben pullor of death slowly crcpt Over.
ms cuuntcnunce. Hi- eyes SLOWLY closed ana
-
brcathed MS last.
~ the time OF his death tine only persons
IN the room were Dr-. -mmonds and swift
'ii~s Anna Gould, q relative. tho amnnucu-i-
oi the dead statesman. and the faithful
valet. Louis JOhan-en. The room in which
-ii. iHdcu died H. ON the second uuOr on the
south side of therr>Idencc. over the parlor
ih the room Is q tas window which over
looks the river on the -outh,ve~,
The members OF the family who arc out OF
town were az once notified bl telegraph or
tn sad event Mr.. Bolton. q sister OF the
-f4ff b. rf
81 his brothers. Henry and Moses are az the
illdeh homestead at New Lebanon. y y
Win Colonel Samuel y. Tldcu. g.. Miss susie
nll9cn. a. niece. Is also at New Lebanon. Miss
tnbN ridden. her sister. Is visiting friends in
me upper part of the state. Andrew H.
Freen. eN-tOmptroller of Now York city. a
pTotege Of Nr. fiidcu. and who was educated
im MS office. was also notified by telegraph
The absent member, OF the family arr. ey-
pccted 10 arrive 10 night.
~ soon as the news OF exc OvrrnOr TfIden'-
9cath reached Mayor j Hartley Bell OF
placed at hali-inH-t. The feeling of regret is
universal. Many of the inhabitants were ac-
ggalnted WIN ar Iilden. and ali speak well
The funeral arrangements were placed i'm
toe bands ~ undertakcr Franklin \ Eigby.
~ onheT- Private Secretary smith said
this Afternoon: Tho death of the Governor
wa great shock 20 us aiI. BE had been
quito well for several months This Inornius,
he did not seem to know that he was dying.
ana made no ullu-iou & m. He retained
coons,c 9o,usne-S until the last he died
never had, az has been frequently stated.
any attack or paruIt SIS Ifr had "A
"a. some years ago and this, together with
rheumatism. crippled biz right arm. How
ever. he used 10 iu writing aud I'M signing
checks. Hc mad passed most OF the tune al
br'l-ionc Tor some years. lie had not been
in New York since March The house in
tramcrcV PARK has been BOO tine care OF "a man
and two female -crVaut- iIc wal. 10 man Of
very active mind. and b has been diHicult 10
Ecf him To- take that rest and puirf that he
.'o1cn ti hl- age H' hn- had throat trouble
ief years. which caused au impelimcnt boo
hi- -E''h. DIT was diWcuf 20 under
stand him Ou that account. ~ troubled him
more particularly on wing do gn. Iu spite OF
steam yacht viking frequently iu trips fo
sandy hopA aud other pOint-. re passed
fuuru'ni ui- time Iu reading. and had pruba.
bif ono Of the finest book collections iu this
country. Hi- reading was of H general char.
actor and embraced matters pertsfning IN
other rounirles. Hl- lst-t cruise lu hi- yacht
vas e.t wednesday. when ne went down The
y. fi.l -ioue ai " clock tonight ~" toId a
reporter That Tho FUNERAL arrangements won ri
uni pc msdc uui'i Mrs Potion. tho sister of
ard. arrived trorn Narrazan-aff Picr Tines
arc ctrcc trd fn-WorrOw. Be said that moth
jig could Pc said go present about the will cod
~" dI-ultfIou OF the estate. Three o
,,ou Ncv Lebanon u company wi ~iir
Nts. swan and the Misses susie aud Rab,
IH1rn. it is expected that thr funeral vtI
Dc 40 Ncw Lebanon ir tho Prcsbytcriat
'fuffrfF Tho Hrrlurrwcuf- have nor
rowcfef neDr dcclfcd upon. Tho remains
sratina ftc sfrivs of W. Potion
Do common council or ffr ritg Of Yorker.
me- 'ongh and passed resolutions n rc
-ir''-.nHn. 't-Fnternof Cornell called p
ST. -oon ae Tho death of Nr ridden becaur
known 20 fno country af large. telegrdrn4 Ne
t'N ~ come ih from his 'radinR political su'