The sun., 1891-01-30
auickencd and our whole reops feel the i'm.
puise Oi o now and enduring prospeIity."

rious was evidently. much interes'ei Ia the
subiset Fgures Which asmons;rStei ~ G e he 81, ~
perinrl,y OF this country in manu- 'actures. in
syrieu,tnre; sMn1t IN mining. and in banking
preciaiion. III. remarks upon the foreign
cc2mmerce OF this country and hts plans Tor itsg
T ., bis Sss ffa i.antp ppspfSS Se sHsr h4
question, which was near the close. was deliv-
srel wit. speciai emnhnss mi listGn"d 70
.seo o. scripture Which he quo,el " He tha,
loSe.h s,iler shall rot Q satisfied with silver. .
s sesas slGs q he Fss .as as ss.
hcaith. There wee no fal'oriua t. his voice.
vas no ni.duc haste; o. in the siirhtest degree
any indica..on OF the tragedy which was 10
GASP sraRTLgs TIRE ROOM
When Secretary Window resumed his chair
any IN suaI fseIias He Iesnsd o,;,ss Isss AND
be was n any deqr's niiina, an he was smil.
ing n; the hat;ering applause Which lie had re-
Then ex.ludge hrnonx. as toast master
arose anl began TO INTRODUCE ek-secretary
Eay1d ,hs 9e A wnso sSnf wss
sss sss4 10 9 biz bid enHs Hs, YIN s@s1 II
sn soo in Tho the rs souE ismo,s va. shs. ha.
iifs, @ circnlated as an esplanaii"n OF the occur.
iSs nsioa prssaed ss and there rs vas aS
to 70 the sE"1 nH tn me Msrnngs 9
deeply Interested. Sori etary Tracy knott down
by HIS side and sprink!ed watsr In y his ince
%s" CAME ana h"r oosened ssS bis his % eear Z" 'OA
E Fl s ss >e% %n5a # Sosss
:, The se,r"t;ry had sIinred from his chair to
whom were Mr.. hlnrnt iialstead AID Collector
Irhnrdt. began TO move away tho Chairs from
Mr.. Window out.
VAIN ArTEMpTs TO REVIVE HIM.
Those who carried him out were Mr. Homer
L., Pr Duran, President A,,hr,se Snow: and
adjoining room Which Ind been .i used BY the
walter as = TEMPORARY depository for tho wine
a l"nr mahogany. tuble. which was ranged
before windows on the. north side OF the build
Ing. was clsnred. and the Secretary was laid on
ns ann the
gathered around to Ionder what aid they could.
The windows, were, opened to give him ar
lis temples. 1no thor rubbed him, Injections
few VI moments nom tho doctors began to Shake their
heads solomnly. DR.. Whitney held orc wrist
and Or. l.otinson another, AMI hey hey felt in vain
They listened in vain Tor hoartbeate. and
then the w0fd bns %ne to 9
diai,as but Soils of il it, was '' fought @ % too 100
lao They applied ammonia to his nostrila.
but II produced nc, sign OF life. An electric
efforts were, traitless: M. WinloM never
sloLe word from the time he finished his
closed his speech. and l, was eleven minutes
alter 10 when tho physicians finally pronounced
Se.rs,ary Tracy AMI Collector Erhardt and
near Mr. Window; watching every moyement
interest to whatever Information they could
obtain.
The doctors we're, loath to announce fatal
once sprang to light the big chandeliers which
bad been dimmed at the CLOSE Of the banquet.
open eyes OF tho prostrnto man. They found
that even the oyes b ad lost tloir scnsitiyeness,
md then they said. " lie is dead beyond ques-
The doors were closed. and only few OF the
guests were admitted TO the room. 81 ~ up
table outside were kept in anxious suspense.
ANNOUNCING THE NEWS TO THE GUESTS.
ss s anns
his place at tho head OF he table. and amid tho
most brea,hloss attention he SAID;
mn announcement 10 you at this time. We
have listened for the last tlme 10 tho voice OF
IN .hs Ge 2o5 G0s ,he ereu
stanfss OF course We will retire as quietly as
SnIi And then. overawed, nearly all Of tho guests
in silence left the banquet nall about quar-
ter past 10.
III" majority of the members Of the Board OF
Trade and TRANSPORTATION remained, h W
ever and Irc.idon. Snow arnointel u ON
m,,ee % sis;i"S Of himselt larWln + james
Seth Thomrs. ard Norman s. bentley to act ns
escor, TO the body duiing It's journey to Wash
The remains Will prol ably 60 on the train
leaving Jersey City this morning at II O'clock.
oS WATCH WITH che CoRI%E.
The news OF Mr.. W:ndnm's death WAS at once
sont to his iEtinat" friend. janice B. Colgate
was sent 10 r DC" nnHiSs nna her
two daughters. who arc III Washington, so that
hry might Gk" the rs, rpn to New SNrk
three or four men remaining. while Secretary
Henley and NJ. Colgate lcmained in ne room
where the serreiary's body was lying:Yn the
THO room H. which Nj Window died is
room 6. overlooking Broadway.
REMOVAL OF THE EopY At A. NJ.
4. sheet was drawn over the body. and .
sef-con stttutci committee, composed nt df-
ierent times of different individuals, lemGinei
10 the room as watchers. Although word hnd
takers hours pnssed and still the body Of tns
dea.! s"cretnry lay on the carving table. with
IottleS anu ui, ues anu olUeT eN'uenCes ol tno
banquet near by.
The cNf immediately below and the adjon-
IN. restaurant were alive with gHye;y and
light. The Rows of MI WINDOWS deaih had
reached tho c.if', but it scarcely stiliod con.
Nersa,ion. while the after theatre supperS in
the restaurant wero eaten iu ignorance tLut u
corpse Ia, owe head.
1t was II % A; NJ when Cnlertuker Gilman
Of Grace Church arrived with his assistants
and TEMPORARY coffin. After The dend man 5
wnich. money. and other vnluubes lad b en-
con!ded 10 the care OF Collector rhar!t. who
tiel them IN ma kin. the body was nut in the
c"li.n and horne through he III! door opra!ug
on Twenty seyrItA street 10 the dead wa.ou
which awaited it.
Ncfore the wagon started the gentlemen who
had WATCHED = the room witt! tle holY"r
waite in the adjoining tnnprei room 20; ont
~ mournill Procession for Tho Filth .,yeLus
J llGtel The ptores>iup was compose Of Dr.
EnhnsCn. james ralcot. Attorney -Gencrn!
Mil!eI. +. H. fhnrher. Collector Erhatit, Mr..
He, ley eN-Congress man James, Capt. Srow.
Seth Thomas. VIM. ii. Wiley, james B Col
gate, anu Wm. Faro Martin.
II was ~ wien The, procession passed the
clock In front OF TIL Fifth AvenUe Hotel md
wound aronn'I t. the Iw"nty-thrL street en-.
trance. Tn" hra Wagon arriy"! there IL. soon
as he dozen nouri iers, ni'l ly u quarter past
tho noav uf the dead Secretary Wns In iie
room No. %. wlirh tie hal lett in apparent
heuith but II lew hours before.
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