The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-18

was done 20 relieve him. he had been
weakened BY his long illness, and during
the summer was several times thought 70
be on the verge Of a fatal collapse, bat
each ttrue rallied.
He dld not Improve much with the COM
Ing cooler weather. and the sinking spells
bararua more frequent. On Friday Mr.
paua was able % take only the Nghtest
notrishulent and this condition continued.
Paul Dana and MS sisters. Mrs Draper.
Mrs. Undsrhi1 and Mrs. Brauan. yere az
his home on Saturday morning, and were
warned % remain there. They were at
the bedside when death came.
TIE cause os Mr. Dsnas death was
clrrhoxls % the liver. On June he was
az hls Office apparently strong and
healthy. Tha next day he was taken III,
and be never afterwards visited New YORK
He was = years % age
Preparations for tae burial have not yet
been completed.
Charles Anderson Dana uss born a.
Wsn~Isle y r.. August s. iS+ HIS
American ancestry ts traced 70 Richard
Dana from whcu Ch.ef Jusfjcs Dana ard
the two Risaa~a Henry Daras were e.
srende8 ana who is mentioned as sariy as
1910 When a mere BOY Charles vas sent
70 BuHalo. Y v. where he was A clerk ia
a store until he was Is. by which ciTne he
had attes himself FOR college. He entered
Harvard n fs8 bpt a serious trouble with
hfs sight temporarily disable him and
prevented ris 1u'srtrg .he university
course After Two years tn college he BE-
came snarores ~ the communists IDEAS
which wsre bs.aE carried lnt0 effect a.
Brook Farm ard probably With THE no
t}an that o7en-aI~ living such az ha w31i4
qet under ere reg ~atloas % tsat i1stitu-
tiau was tha BEST thl-g tor his health
hs t-saed IN the cxueri-cens Wtth q nurn-
hrr - eSeratef ard cultured aEso~ta'es
among wh0r1 may ~ mentioned Theodore
Parker William Henry ChsnEirg- George
Wtussw Curtis Nathaniel Nawt horne
cForEe Ripley ard Margaret Fulisr of
fhsx whe}e xrcur ot hopef4i t~anscsn SER
taUsts NJ Dana fs sslA % have been .hs
onay Gre who Rad the practical business
nature - aetack ere complicated 49,
~osnf~ g-tasff@rs drought 70 hfs notice Ee
vss -rly - at the t{uae. ans ai.hcaEh his
exps~fr1e-t wss s practical failure. g was
1-t wEheat s&vart&Ee 20 ai11 as a -a--
ter - association.
His a-st newspaper training was oe-
tst~sf ah,s9y this tire tr rcnre erttru wfth
= sociai ssarral calsa Ere Ha-h3rwer 10
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wNg-A wss Published ir Ecsf1r hv Efru-
W~s-t IN EST Pc sesttsa ta View YORK
arE vas a member ~ the EDITORIAL star
~ ske ~ assws frore -has ftEDF -e f-sf dur
srr a -o~ssferaHte rort{ev - whs-h rsvf7s
Pc VAS Sos managing eaFor ard tse Hsar
most t--1sta6 hv sfs fornEer fFc-a>e Gree
,ev In fhe -aes -tsE-e ne dlE re. f8# 20 -sa
his val-ahts ac1uf-prr ~rts tn literary wcrk
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made.
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