The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1895-03-07
MON. {. L. ERAsck Dad


e"~n >,rp.E a.A sc >risaaia ~,
.'s 80 ssHti-su.a. oH. Of >atarr,
>"hi~rnrR-
Tie |~n-rai N.-rtuhiN st Nu-sl
car iiua. indiNidIa ally znd ruI'~rsl g.,is
i'li Rnd rv'"Sui4'.d ! thriiiuf k~rn an,
p"isni@ut sorrow yesterday u.uruing
= hen thvy knew hat senator Frausk
81 the eighth >-ElI"rlal district. sAa.
dead snd he --u-ral pthitr. whi,f
had rf'ur o. kn"N thai gentleman. frIi
the .lo-A 81 ~.,S1ssNful r-Er,t N5fl
~guai iut"u>liy- The sentiment of a.,
Nh"t" city Na> Iu d.,,p - mpathA viii
tie feeling - h.a,N l,l~- -u,fAlurd.
IT, death occurred al his boarding
hnt~r- az the .-u-nrr uf fANrft.A iiir
aud Martin streets. lIs had uudsrgun,
an Illness Cd! s"n day. which trgHu
WITT Suid rvutra tod uu ~udunN. F.i..
ruArS lsth, anC c.N-l"T,..d lmtp rn,,u.
sn"H4a ou the Iu.I win. rus-LaN. Bf
that lay his Hines drove him a. m.
.,d, y ,,ri %" Tlrt = i-ll again.
| i'.rirg Ia ~.,i.I..-- Dc, Hau'i. >plisi-
ipC- n'iIf>i-atiun. and L-utIr atg-ui lu1.
IH al hI>' t'-.ln's Legislators. al,.
4l-" II manN L-poi ami trnd, a.
! IraIiri iadir- 1T tl, ritN. Bur
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I ',rHiH'd .ras - uf f.,. itil .lID,--- ~ ia
/ held down aud :. HAlly Gra.....-a tk,.
>trri = and ~PicnG d specimen "i maj
! hnod tu au uuiimel \ aud mach mourn
/ rd 'ath- IL wa- H"t until Monday
! lhai HAT Those nra -,--t a. Llu hr -.aii a.
! lear the w,r-f. bot = nh Iii fear there.
Aa~ al rarnv~i and tEIihful hops. that
/ ih" Tell destroyer might r.l'ut for
once, and leave tins rIsi.f.u - h4~ STATE.
and fellow country rr-H f,r future .nnd.
Bgt the Ni-h-~ %. u1 fuErlnd- ~ trirt., +.
"er" iuiil' '-ih he car Il hnf,..- al i,. ~
iaiiN" colleagues ven 'rS~hrd-au
| They bent L. the blon Aigh HEARTS an.
emotions sur,h4rE,d with r-,rrt
ihh sorrow that haN" nDi A-t found
expression.
In Ihr senate chamber Yesterday The
Na"an, chair wa> dI'apcd iu >uu.hr,
nue.. 1 h" Voices "i Those. a go, iulIl.-G
N"T" suppressed aud >orrnNiul gui-t
pr"N allied. | nd"r ia" ilag~ uf Tia. state
anh nation, at half mast nn It's. sap.-
i"i, senator M"wb"rH.. the ;-ollraA-ilr
"i li'' deceased so nator. seconded 4
r'-"i mon L" adjourn a. q mark oi r.-
>p"''i in quiet aud pathetic -lugu-slc..
seldom "lual'd. and amid an ..lnat.-uf
stiffness ia" resolution wa~ adopted
Ia the house. qliItIudr expressive of
lhr deepest sorrow prevailed. and a hat
body hH uuani NOUS silent rising
\"i" a'etiIi"d it, respect hy adjourn
mrni.
Ih- further testimony ~ aI.r,r-ria-
ton y ih" senate Ma pressed "a an
rlnhi..uaiiral floral Offering. and Wa
supplemented hy floral presentations
from other sources
Aii'r al journua" at. b"i d -.-naf.. and
ii"n-r ass nihl'd iOr ia" purI,n~,. ~ a.
com I.an!lng Tia" rrfnaiif~ 4. lii. mtion
-iaii"h. and soon after. The ..niirr leg
stature, headed IN A. officers. followed
lac hear" io tie train An escort of
honor. consisting of two ~.nasnr- and
~" rn.Inbrr> al the liou.. of Repre-
-"niaiiN"- and h- chief clerk of th,.
senate. accompanied fh,. r.tnain~ Il.
New h"rn". and from thrr viii Z" g"
l!i"i'and>, pu-l"E county ih.. hpui.. .f
10" d'r'-a -cd whrTc ih- iut '-rm-uI will
be made.
ENard IaFayrfi. Fran,k wa hnrn
~ i>"., and has been "a prominent and
commanding iigur" aud % r-"nag. ia
N"rih Carolina. BN nrrUpat iun De Was
4 iarin''r, and "snauri,,I al kirhla nd.
a model iarln in H. nas- ~ married.
The daughter oi David o. ~andlin. -.
a wealthy planter. and ha> snn MIN.
years oi age. Has wife die! eight Ns-ar-
ago. His father, r.. J.. Erau~k. ~r.. aud
-iN brothers SurNiyr h;m. 10. Wa a
member of ih" Legislature al lsal. a. a
Democrat, ana a. a member of h. En-
inrr committee. NI- an ..;t-ctiN,. aud
iniin. initial worker H.. wae elect ,.,l
member "f the pres .ui Legislature. on
the Popnlis' ticket, aud when thai
body i"uud Itself in need 81 Pr.-si-
dent rr" TEN, he Wa elected q" tha.
position.
Senator Franck was a uui.r. unas-
~uniiug, but earnest and cii"riiyr
WORKER. His reputation in n. that 20
&" command esteem aud respect. uas
-p"t.'--. ii" was rec, gnIz,d a. a
thoroughly we'll balanced and com
~crEaii.e and safe adviser nu all al
'"rS o' >1si" Interest. 81. wa- no. "A
re" speaker, bat when Ia arose ia iL..
senate j." commanded Lh. strict al
'"niion oi every man in the chamber
a." TOOK o." part ia hirkeTin.s aud par
i~an r"llnguy~- bHi more fhan ones.
IHrirS the present session hc has
arisen in hl> seal and ia 4 quiet. dig
mined aud e'i""iIE" niarSl"r asked that
>Ich ""liuguys --sa-c. aud every such
suggestion waS accepted al once. lie
was chairman 80 the caucus and wa a
member Of several important commit
tees
lie wa> a man 81 noble and splendid
ply -igilc. being lully >iN feet ia h-i ghi.
ana weighing - pounds. ~. had a
commanding presence and va. per
~onage that would always b.. looked at
i"Ic" or ui"r" times in amy nlbla.e.
VI his hon" he Wa up.n-h.arted and
phiianihropic. free handed and g.ner-
oE-. Ills home l. noi.diy popular
ana pheasant one. rne of his in-iitu 4
Eon> J. public park which j. u.rd for I.
assemblies of all kinds. and which was 4.
always Tree for uS.. lie Wa man /
wh" viii be missed ia hi~ community
a 2"IIti"ran--a atur.'- nnblemAn--a f.
typical populi.t ia all that name ini- I
Pile.