The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-12-01

cd From TIT. u,c. M. t"'i'
pectrd. "e"th 'nex'
NEW YORK, Nov. l7.-Fx.p ros,do,t
Chester A. Arthur died - : o'" ncn
nrolhlhS at MS residence, No. l23
| ing for some I'M lio mao peer All.
| ZION of diseases ~ y colnpilca-
| affection Uo Lod rnC.tahS kinney
| at a watcring nioo, 'peii' :.c summer
| posed that t6iss Lod ~" ~ WIS sup
what his enfnnbiio LAY H.ICuStncd some
| death WIS tto%i's'ituIion. His
| supposed omtS;Jp ~ - not being
was in any immcG;,tno nouSe 'haI II"
~ ""''S"r'
'"Ss"t "aif Mast.
AS Don as the cws of Mr. Arh,,,,.
death was made public MANY nows on
public and private buiIdinrs ,vorn
nlaced at half mast. Mr.. Arthur had
n nn aI NO. l23 Lexington avenue for
20 years or moro
~ stroke of cerebral apoplcxy, sud
ueh, put no wholly unexpectcd hv
G'!o ;lItcndlng physician, terminated
MS ne ahc stroke came in his sleep,
1ctWccn Tuesday night and Wcdnrs,
Jay morning, and he did not rally
! H., ~ MS death was painless,
| down candle NH ~, hhUi" p""'ti'cu
tho end came no woe ,,no" Nul"iC
mis- SURROUNDINGS vi
~
e" ny Friends.
Ills son and daughter. his sisters
ms FORMER law partner, Sherman w.
hnlFalS and his closest friend, Surro. |
gaze Rollins, were at his bedside. All
cp0rtS TO the contrary. Mr.. Arthur.
leaith had not improved during hrs
stay AT New London, six weeks ago. !
inu aC ms return, on October list, he
was no better than when he left the
ny. tNS line passed no permanent
Improvement came, and the physi.
Cla.is reared some such sudden stroke
- 'nc one TO which he succumbed.
III ms chlccbled condition even n
"ght stroke or apoplcxy would have
yIoVeo ih'ai to the once robust pa.
tent:
Nlth the bccinn'ng Of the present
week marked change for the better
! ro,,ar 49,, Ic,n'S resident feil
since he was taken sick, and CON.
ncntcd hopefully upon the fact.
The Firr, s,pn, o., n..,,,
7, oe,o.
nJm"' ",r.'i nn'u'iiSho "hen ms at
''In'iiv iclt nm alone IN ms bed
'p~nm,,, "',u ilo'miilS was hcard OF HIM
,,.as rs, - t",is morning. hourS' re
.nI h;| .ii'ii ms atlc,daht
,arI ! ~ iUoai' az ''tilI "Il9CK Yes
,h,m, In iio io,''d Mr, ar
@ 'sn.s vi ms Sloe prcathlnS
rbIa 'r"s Hnn .ouin no. rouse nm.
:" fta|;inni, "'SMcIcu Ills summons,
49, W cil'lV any sign Oh con
D"n ~ IrCoSi il''oI( from the
moned his nhysjcion IN. C.rno
Peters, who has been in attendance
upon Mr.. Arthur throughout his ill
ness II who responded promptly,
ana at once saw that he was suffer
ing from stroke of cerebral apo
PlcXy.. \ small blood vessel in the
)raln had burst and paralysis Of the
r!Sht SIDE mad "nsucd. From the
moment he discovery was made all
hopes was known to be vain, but
No Efforts were spored
" o'InS 'ho Pa'ichI Dack 10 con
'cio''ShcSS. ihoy were all allk" tall-
nlJ hl. Ar'nWr lay mptl0hlcss
aiu SpccC'llcS" al gay: lie knew
",a' VIZ E"lils Oh aonuI nm Tor he
9IuI'Hc" MS "o''oIH nan" ana put
~, l'I ,onS' parlly whch asked to
20 ." oG. Ut never SPOKE or give any
oo;.LLt. ~ p 'oISclotSlcsS Last
IiHnorto ch, c%Glilceoled Pulse,
,c n oT'r nbW o1P t ana olhcr
,E5o W. m"t bbrtSI .' ,sS'C 'ni''"!el ~
that the end was drawing near. \
change for the worst came on rand
ly and
~
AZ the Cnpltoi immediately upon
inc receipt OF the news OF President
Arthur death the flags were ordered
TO nan mast ana arrangements made
Tor the display OF mourning cmblcms.
senator sherman lett the city ycstcr
day ana Speaker Carlisle and the
Cnrr,n - az ~, ,I,, I,,,~ L.