The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-13
SYMPATHY.
Kind Words Upon the Death of Mrs. Kate Mur.
dock Hull.

| Contributed TO the Sunday Mirror.
A sweet spirit fed its earthly gloom, a
sunbeam gathered in the mists of the be-
| yond, gentle. loving, trusting soul, a
hear so all enfolding and SO generous, a
childhood bright and glad, girlhood one
| long joy to those she loved and who ador-
ed her, always happy, always joyous, al
ways merry and gay, looking always for
! the suniit of every cloud. hoping always,
! trusting, dispelling sorrow by her own low
I ing solictude, bringing hope where hope
was seemingly dead, always sympathetic.
alwas winsome and lovable, her woman
| hood so short, so full of calm sweet love
and joyful anticipations, the end SO full of
| pain so nobly borne. But now there lin
! gers but the precious memory 10 those
who knew aud loved her, memory that
| fingers like the sweet perfume of a faded
! flower, a happy consciousness that the
world in which she lived is better for hav
| ing known the sweet radience of her pres
| ence, while in each heart is the knowledge
of the glory of of her new-found home, the
pure soul shining in its beautiful environ
ments. Twas pain to lose her, It's JOY TO
think, not of the mortal body, but of the
| immortal soul.
from the Topeka Mail.
Every kansan will sympathize with Col
one NJ NJ Murdoch of the Wichita
EAGLE in the loss of his eldest daughter,
Mrs. Kate Murdoch Hull, vino died last
week and was buried on the 9TH.
From the lola Register.
Hundreds of the friends of Marsh Muir
dock all over Kansas were saddened TO
hear OF the death of his daughter, Mrs.
Kate Murdoch Hull. Colonel Murdoch is
devotedly attached to his children, and the
untimely death Of his beautiful daughter
is terrible blow to him.
From the Harper Graphic.
The cold hand of death has stricken
down one of the noblest women in Kan
sas, Mrs. Kate Murdoch Hull. All the
people of Kansas extend their sincere SYM
pathy.
From the Clay Center Dispatch.
Colonel Murdoch and wife will have the
sympathy of the entire state in the sad
bereavement occasioned by the death of
their firstborn. Mrs. Kate Murdoch Hull,
wife of Bion Hull of Wichita. She was
born and reared in Kansas and was loved
by all who ever knew her.
From the Stafford Republican.
We greatly sympathize with Marsh
Murdoch in the loss of his eldest daughter,
Mrs. Kate Murdoch Hull. Mrs. Hull was
well known and greatly appreciated by her
many friends. Her death will be sad
intelligence to many in and out of Kansas.
From the Belle PLANE News.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. NJ. M. Murdoch,
died last Thursday night after very pain
full illness OF two weeks duration. The
funeral was held from the First M. E.
church Monday afternoon. The many
friends of Mrs. Hull sadly mourn her
death, she having been lady of rare &C
compishments and many virtues.
From the Douglas Tribune
The eldest daughter of Colonel NJ. M.
Murdoch of the Wichita EAGLE, died last
week. Deep sympathy is expressed all
over the state for the grief stricken rela-
tives.
From the Mount Hope Mentor.
1t is with sorrow that we record the
death of the daughter of Colonel Murdoch
of the Wichita EAGLE. Mrs. Kate Muir
dock Hull died on Thursday, a week ago
and was buried on Monday following. 1t
is said that the estimable lady had more
friends in her list of acquaintance proba-
bly, than any other lady in Wichita.
From the Edmond Sun.
The able editor of the Wichita EAGLE,
Colonel Murdoch, has the sympathy of the
entire press of Oklahoma in the death of
his daughter, Mrs. Kate Murdoch Hull,
which occurred last week.
From the Kiowa Signal.
In behalf of the people of Greenshurg
and vicinity the Signal extends to Colonel
Murdoch their warmest sympathy in the
death OF his bright and beautiful daughter
Mrs. Kate Murdoch Hull. The writer had
only brief acquaintance with her some
years ago, but her lively disposition and
cb arming manner was such that rendered
il never to be forgotten. The Signal will
attempt no words of condolences; none are
needed. Her lovely, innocent character,
her joyous, bright nature tell more than
any mere profession the assurance of the
flight of her pure spirit TO that city not
built with hands, eternal in the heavens. |
Her mission on earth is ended and the
chorus OF the redeemed have welcomed
her to the presence of the great Master,
where she will watch beside the gates for
the coming of her loved ones left TO accom-
plish their work on earth.
From the GreensburG Republican-Banner
The divine injunction, Weep with those
who weep" was literally fulfilled by the
people of Wichita last Friday upon the an
nouncement of the death of Mrs, Kate
Murdoch Hull All wore an expression of
sorrow, regardless of age, color or situa-
tion in life. The busy world stood still and
shed such tears as are shed only when one
of the choicest of earth'S flowers are trans |
planted to heaven. The silence of the
EAGLE. Office, the unpretentious bow of
Grape upon the door, announced TO all that
he who had spoken words of consolation
to many breaking hearts was now wrest- |
ling with such grief as only comes to those
who have seen the grave close over the
form of the being they loved dearest of
any upon earth. "
THE SLATE BROKEN.