New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-21
END OF 4 QUEER LIFE.
DEATH OF PARK ROW LODGER, WHO
MIGHT HAVE LIVED BETTER.
Yr-rrI.E HAD wEII.To-DO RELATIVES AND
COMFORTABLE STIPEND. But HE FIRE.
F-ERRED LODGING HOUSE AND
SPENT HIS MONEY FOR IN
FORTUNATE FELLOW

LoDGERs.
Frank E Yuille forty-three years old,
nephew OF William Bloodgood and the cousin OF
William Boodgood. jr.. Of the wholesale Woohen
house Of w s. Taylor & Bloodgood' or NO .
Thomas ST. was found dead yesterday afternoon
in his room in the European Hotel. lodging
house at No. 1S4 Park Row. Death Is supposed
10 have been due to a hemorrhage the blood
having issued from his nose and mouth ana
stained the pillow on which he lay. The body
WAS in n cramped position. and was deep
garsh color which resulted from jaundice, from
which the man had been suffering
Yuiile was said TO be highly educated lie had
lived at the lodging house for the last ten
Years He was said to have come from me
family. whose members are supposed to live IN
Nev.-Orleans. where the man was married some
wears ago From what could be learned Of the
mans history at the lodging -house-that por-
tlon Of it that he had told to some OF the inmates
at various times-hs wife died about nine years
ago and he had two sons, who 1t was said were
in Yale.
Among the effects which were found In his
rom, were letters from Hugh S. McE.roy, or
No 1874 Gravier-st.. New-Orleans Wesueidt
Rrothers Box No COL. New-Orleans. ana Den
nistoun. Cross & Co. No. Princess-st' Lon
don There was another letter. written by MN
self In which It was stated that he mad retained
William d. f.. See as an attorney, ana au'ho'I%-
ing him to appear before the Surrogate court
Of Hudson County. in response to a houce
served upon him Yuille) to appear IN pro-
ceeding 10 have an executor and trustee ap-
no,nted for the estate Of John Ferne deceased
IN place Of Frederick Baker former trustee
and executor This Frederick Baker, II iS saiu'
"a tho same one whose connection with the Seeiy
al
Bank caused him TO commit suicide
MONEY TO HIS CREDIT.
A statement dated May IL, 1891, MADE oy
william Boodgood on the Ferne estate sho"eu
.hot thera was a credit standing to the account
of Yulilc OF sG78 80. IT was said by those VINO
knew Yuille that he was the recipient or
stated sum Of money every week. wh'ch was
maid by B. s. Brooks the cashier OF the Blood
good firm and would have permitted MN 10
i've in the most comfortable circumstances
rhis money which he received. IL was said, was
,,ar, IN tho relief OF w-odgers whose cir
,uroctances were much inferior to his own lie
was in the habit II any one in the house was
toI,on s,ck OF going 10 the Roosevelt Pharmacy
+, pork Pow where he had weekly account,
and purchasing medicine and. IN cases where
men were afflicted with rheumatism, ne "ouu
90 80 far as to purchase crutches for then'' an"
do everything in his power to alleviate their
surcrngs.
The letter from Dennstoun. Cross & Co. of
yo,dor vos ,.ritten 10 Westfeldt Brothers. or
New.Orleans and wa. in the form OF an inquiry
"a 70 tho ,vh.rea bo Its OF Frank f. Yuile. Wes'-
told, Brothers apparently forwarded This letter
Prom, London 10 Yuille. inclosed N one written
by themselves
7, appears that he received frequent commu-
r,ca,,ons from his cousin, Minnie Bloodgood
Of Elizabeth, y. j.. during the years 1917 anu
,so, All the letters written by his cousin were
IN relation TO the health Of the family. ana con-
tain inauries In regard 20 his welfare
PECULIAR LETTER
yrul. while IN Galveston, Tex. IN 1924 wrote
. ro.ter which was evidently never sent ana
ron, The peculiarly OF It's construction Is IN
.ereetIng II is as follows
when we .ndcavor TO bring wi.h!I our financial
rnndg grasp the proportion or loss TO PROM result
,~ rom he study Of the possibilities OF crops not
the error OF having forgotten now nun In , nor we
human system may be nouri'hed by inc .onsGin2 .i
Tptre are armies OF the most valued statsticans III
he cotton trade. business or profession ANY or
trcot Tho Interior movement maniac. the drought
demon the worm wrangler. the plowing- time ped
ant the rainy rosrer. the overflow o.aI,e ,e strlkc
I'nr Cotton must do. - 49,, -
for .ncrea ed consumption os cotton The rapid
INCENSE of n0uUa;lon In this country must he
cadIng Faotor in our fTiring-say 100000 sou's-ot
vii 0010OOo uFe teeth. both from necessity md
those teeth lot Ne average twenty-four 10 head.
to WI lost iAfs iesT and 'mS s'oan hsSf e,S
fo8@d So% to to be e' SoO leaving % 10000 tina, will need
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