The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-19


who went to New York several days ago. but
UP to noon to-day the efforts had availed
nothing
Mr.. W. G. Mccormick Immediately assumed
charge Of all matters incident to the funeral.
Representatives OF the local PRESS and the
press associations were admitted to the house
a few moments aft.r Mr.. Eaine's death and
received the staterne emit Of attending physi-
clans Drs. Billings and Alrost, which was:
MIR. Emmons Blaine died at II :15 o'clock Of
eepticnmia blood poisoning). due to disease
OF tho bowels"
Mr.. Mccormick insisted that no announce
ment OF his prother-in-lnw death should be
printed, until private advices had reached the
vt would b. a death blow to them all to re-
ceive, the dreadful news without preparation"
For this reason all information vas held un-
til II o'clock. Mr.. Blaine's death is due ind
chief director Of tho interests Of his father at
the Minneapolis Convention. lie labored in
for several dave thH open
nominatior OF Nj. Harrison.
office yesterday that although her husband
was unable to attend to any business. she
BAR HASpoR. june Is. immcd iately upon upon
receipt OF tho news Of the sudden death OF
Emmops Blaine Mr. and Mrs: James G: b.aipe
daughter. Miss Harriet Blaine.
The first news q bis sons illness reached
despatch urged Mrs. Blnine to go to Chi
cago at once. Later another despatch
rsf sdS saTs s thf maSs |
ried preparations for departure tho ncws
came. of tho death. messenger was
and a train. and to notify afew intimate friends
Of the blow which, had. be'allcn, them.
Mrs. Dnmrosch Ind telegraphed the news OF
a 7
hor father. He met the, family on the way,to
the boat. Quito n crowd had collected on the
wharf whom the Blaine familf drove VI.
Many persons lifted their hats in respcctinl
They ware taken into tho ri!ot house. whero
they might be shielded from the gaze OF, Ens-
ME- ysbiy n aYsc TyPt bitterly and Mr.
BANGOR. June S.IIx:secretnry Hlaine.
Mrs. Bal0e agd Mss blaine arrived u II THIS
They occapird q special Pullman car. and
wero accompanied by Senator and Mrs. Hale.
who t"ns vail aae ,h' at F tGs 1E@rh 10
express confidence, Tut Mr.. Blaine asked TO
be excuse Ir2g' reSng AK one: nIrinG ths
station Mr.. Blaine sat at window with his
head lowed on his hand
Al = o'clock tire train started for Boston.
which they hnpo to. reach in Tine 70 take the
early EXPRESS ihr Chicago. They will probably
no, reach Chicago until o'ci OK on Monday
W .sHr%Grov. Juno 1s..1The announcement
OF tho eatn u Emmpns Elaine created n pro:
sHnh iaH r and MRS. Eafne n ,he IF
great bereavement We're universal. and mes.
sasss 4 samIolsnG" h"vS al %"dy been sGHt
don't was promptly notified o. the sad intelli-
gene md wns Gc"n!y moyIed;
The news 4 EnmonS Hal mes death was n
at tho rapital, Il" wns so well known In this
ely ara 81 "rny amGnS hsH9itienms, TINT
I'rnnions blaine WAS con Sidered AS IL young
man Of great nromi'i ln nM"r',tnI ma1ny Of rs
cans unite in expressions Of sympathy for
ynmes q. Elaine in TINS blow; coming 30 rap
idly after the others which he has suffered.
Until and h hnH years age Mr. and Mrs.
t sHn se crown aushtts and tr Brown ons
But ito on Jan Jan. Is isjJ. WALKER Blaine, the I'D.
st nS %Ej 9rt eS"yeu v SG ~ me sr
Walker blaine VAS. TO n greater, extent, Than
saGncity and tact. His father relied upon him
ana esteemed him as c%unscllYr lie had
The Der ,tment Of State. and. when his father
was t. a1 ScH on ." reT is Mr.. ss
and I'd almo t Immediately died. She, was Mrs
heIl ed her mother in the, entertaining
and the social a;lanYgem,ents, The two blows,
following SO QuicKly. ulSheaftened MIR. ana
Mrs. blatnr 20 much that for a timo Their
friends feared they would never again take
nnrt in public affairs. But they gathered
thsmSslve together again and found dis
traction for their grief. And now comes this
third bluw. following upon the political dis
ast ar mt Minneapolis .
lannon's Blaine was the least known OF all
tho children. Walker was known as his ia
theirs mainstay. Mrs. Coppinger was beside
Mrs BIaino in the brilliant social life. Mar
garet. blaine married Matter Damrosch. so
was belle in society. and is to marry the pres
q. Blaine. Jr.. had much unenviable notoriety
But Emmons Elaine had been aquiet. almost
.cturn young man. and. after his marriage.
ittIed into the bus mess affairs which his
wifes largo estate involved. lie had little
Every one will remember that brilliant we'd
ding at i,ichG ID springs on Sept, ~. 1851.
when u gluumN, rainy day had no power 10
darken the -peAL ms Of decorations and con
gratulGtors nl famols guests. Hiss Anita
McCorGlrk tho bride had no moro taste
for society NE than had EmTons Rlniur.
She was the daughter OF the millionaire
manufacturer uf rcHpers, and Is OF II
strongly religious and b ncyolent turn OF
mind. Although they went a good deal into
Chicago society. after thcir little son was born
they became known as q thoroughly domestic
couple