Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-02-22
WALTER c. HADLEY.
Died SATURDAY Night Of Hemorrhage Of
the Lungs.
A GOOD NAE COnE.

The citizen, ot Albuquerque we're
greatly surprised aud panied yesterday
morning " learn " the death ~ Walter
G., iladley. which had occurred at hl, res-
idence on south broadway, about II
o'clock saturday night.
Mr.. lladlcy ha,i been In feeble health
Tor several years, and full! tealiL-
I'll his condition, all his friends knew
that II would H. impossible Tor hun u
live very long, but Notwithstanding that
fact his death CAUSED shock to all. for
the reason that w 10 All hour before the
lnai struggle, there had b.en nothing u
cause any serious apptrhensiOns, or u
lead him or his friends ~ think tina,
there was any Immediate danger, liz
had attended a. his customary business.
through the day, and when hs retired, nj
al1ut half past ten, was apparently, ~
Just ~ gUui physical condition a. usual,
but III less than half All hour hr WAS at.
tackled by hemnffhage IT such violence
tlHl iF'"s N'' H'l ''hh ''hih k'N w HlS
bedside h. was beyond the reach II
m~iical assistance.
Nj. llailsy wa- Just IN the prime IT
manhph. lie waS born ut Richmond.
Indiana, on the Eth II September. 1857,
aud WA. thus only u little over thirty
eight years old. lie leaves II wifrand one
child, "A daughter abnnt eleven years old.
Two sisters live IN Massachusetts,, aud
his father Prof. Hiram lladlry. principal
" the New Mexico University. iSa resi-
dent ot Albuquerque,
Mr.. lladlry early made hi- h0nr IN
New Mexico, aud for the last fifteen years
hal been one NJ IL. We'll known citizrns
of the territory. Ills nrd business ven.
,uro In New Mexico wa- IN the nrw-la.
per line. aud ~ editor ~ the Las vegas
Gazettr hr made himself u reputation ~
an able aud rnterprising journalist, hut
p~cuniarily ID" paper was not successful,
AMI be- abandoned II 10 go into mining.
His education had peculiarly ll,tei him
Tor the practical management " mine,
and IN that business he was very success.
ful and accumulated IA competence. lie
wa~ general manager Of the Lake Val.
Ter mine IN the big bonanza" days II
that institution. aud it, success WA large
ly due ~ his management. But his failing
strength compelled him Ia retire from
mining, and IT late years he had given
his attention Ia mercantile affairs, and
Ia stock and bund brokerage business,
with his headquarters and residence In
Albuquerque.
He was elected from this county to the
last territorial senate. aud was recogniz.
I'll 10y all ~ one Of the abl,~'t aud most
conscientious members OF that body.
For the last three years he had been
very weak and emaciated. and appeared
u hold 10 life mainly by force OF his will
power but notwithstanding his feeble
physical condition he took an active part
In every enterprise that WA started for
the good OF the town or country, aud II
he.had been possessed Of physical strengtn
sufficient 70 back up his enterpri.ing
spirit and his indomitable energ, h''
would have ranked high IN on" 1T the
most prominent aud progressive men oi
the southwest.
A very large circle IL friends viii
mourn his untimely end, tn, all have the
satisfaction OF kaowing that h. used the
strength he had, L. III" utmost. aud dl,.
charged his full duty.
Simple funeral srr,i ices will be- held at
the late residence, Go Broadway. on
"Wednesday atternoon, aud the buhy viii
then H. taken Ia Philadelphia Tor inter.
ulrnt. IN Laurel Hill cemetery.