Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1900-11-15
KING DEIHRON[D.
Marcus Daily, the Copper King o.
Montana, vanquished BY
Relentless Death.
he WAS 4 VICTIM or BRlGaT's DISEASE.
since 1876 He Had been ~
of Montana. and was
Identihed with the MINING n
opment and Politics OF the
tory and State.

tory ana StAtcs
New York. Nov. 13.-Marcus Daiy'
of Montana, died at the Hotel Netner-
lands.
Mr.. Daly's death had been expected
for weeks. He came home from Eu-
rome about the middle of September.
and soon afterwards was oohgeo 10
take to the bed from which he never
again arose. His physicians informed
the relatives some time ago that MI
DAILY could not and they
would give assurance of life only
from day to day. Brights disease
complicated with heart weakness was
the cause of death
At the Daily home he was said 20
have finished the will and signed u
less than "a hours before his death
No other information was gwen ex-
eept that the DAILY holdings IN the An
acouda Mining Co. had not been dis
posed of, as reported several years
ago. but wouEd change ownership 0n-
der the will
Mr.. DAILY failed rapidly on Sunday
afternoon, and he and the members OF
his family were told that his strength
had been 50 depleted that he could
not rally. Most of Sunday night he
was unconscious. but he aWOke AZ
Jour O'Clock yesterday morning and
asked for his wife and children
~Only a little while more only .
little more. and hen peace were his
words to Mrs Daily when she went 10
him.
With Mr.. DAILY at the moment Of his
death were his wife. his three daugh-
tiers. Mary. Margaret and Harriet his
son Marcus Daily. Jr. his brother. Pat
rick. his attorney. William ScaiioR Dr.
W. III. ThOmpsOn: On. D6ll0& Brown
and Rev A J. Lsvefle-
A Suee~s@fuH Career.
Marcus DAILY was born N 1r@sAHA
lite. and since NT6 bad been a eaE41E& ~
Montana He became general mal&S~E q
the Alice silver mIns. I'd 49,
the time of his death he ~1S Rr~SN1@n~
OF the A-nalsamaEe9 Sl"SSS 80
between Mr. Daily and AE lars 1As@
attracted much atrs7Glo1 1n@ EN1s.e
s1aTs $50 @Sisa psrT Esas-& a.
which CLARK had eou<H torwnz ~ "a
poreanisv for r~wenge eaae Ira Ee @nan
Clark W4s the democrats Eean1 MF
delegate 70 caaSreSs- N4 M ~
tnauence al AnaeO1sEA- DE&Az w&s 4A@ ~
throw q hsavx vote 90 Carter Gas r
publican rfNaL WnHc2 1At 2-@Us2us& 1~12
cast for tae Gs1z0cr2E1e parry
Montana became a sGAr@ I'M E@ N l@
first state sheGHt0n Cars &aS uH@ &Hn
cratic a0nn1ns@ sor reBresenEsnx@ n go
latter Vas eIscreL azE CHArA w@s &sen4E
Ell. supposedly SEtnz - Day 1rn4e1e@
ed States senaEs. As1sE > a6ERsr gsaaass
tue BegfSIaEIE@ Ma Sr@A2E& 30
parties saeh esaIn1nE - - E Ea
republicans Haz1sd Ea0mas g. Eeaa1E AMI
w n Sanders fgr u1eir sem1Ar@r& WGls
the democrats sUz ND Mr. GHarx Aat4 Z@
Martin Maginnls me -sRaodEG2 Ws
sears,E DAYS nahzene@ aeeszzrR Gr1r&
in a second contest IN $50 I'm EaAE M
LaruFe the democrats 1aa& > TasEeA -@
Daily democrats nuz6sr = wss@E sai1adE
TOR sx-Gangressman 2klgN ANA
SIGN OF 20 days. Telegrzzns A-8u msm ike
Calvin 3 Brfce and w - M1E1nE AlE
others equally nign IA sas- szErE s@rs
sent To Ealy 20 WiE11r4N ans 1NR<sSrs<azG
suE he ignored them. 711 Zne 1&nE z2m-
EinueeI
The next axnt 5eEyxeen DzIE 1aHE Grmrs1
MAS on the location Of s1s sGarEs a11nr1G
Helena. Misscula. 50zeEasaa and AlaGga-
Ia were In tine hgaE. Da&y a6tw1csEnasf -sv
Butte. but finally enanEea 10 EeAeuaA GD4
that city was chosen The ssl4EarsnauN
tween the EEo nillfonaiEez ass 1ana4r&
and Clark was eleeted Z2iv 1a<k zn9 W1r
l1u1Gy CT Cn& election G9ME&8E@& AM M1
ground OF bribery @ueE liars ur15e1GSa
MS credentials to the UnfreH SxsEEeS H1-
ate. The use OF money IN Ens sis<N1ou N4a
freely acknowledge On nezn saeia4@ nnea%n
It was claimed that the sNuend1rurHs w@r@
fog legitimate expenses snty EAa cssnes4E
resulted in the senate w0ElnE 1zzA1 8zr@
had been no election oy ras MDn1aa@aS~
iature- This year Clark made - 1GaHM DE
election eft members Ok 11e teGla44Eur3 ~
MS interest. and won. His rexaEm ~ -1a
United States senate nexE Ia1aaFE ~ 49,
sured
No mining property has achieved graz
sr fame as a pr0GE1cer on &fvidemais 1nz1zN
the famous An&c0na& 0rsEHA&tH 1gn&&
as a silver mine Il became rauaoaS lgr -
copper. and to- fE ootn EaIE 9ua Glars
largely owe their VASE EOEFlnezA Bass IA
the "70s two miners named HtGEeys Er@Em
r. I.awreuc eeounty New r0rE vent -
Montana. They selected q 1it1 G~Ns-rto8EzDE
the little mining camp o6 Butres anal o~-
Fair vein OF silver but lack Of ruRds maze
them stop work and offer ID seiE MaruEEs
Daily bought the pr0pergy for &AN@ En
acted il Is said, as agent tor u 3 EasH-
rim. Of California VINO had seat hfn %
Butte to buy him some good m1ning Drop-
arty-
they opened one Of the worlds ErearssE
copper mines, with silver enough 10 8mw
ali expenses and leaving the eaaper A.
clear profit DAILY WAS szpertneeEutenG ard
part owner OF the great rnins. Es azszEnE
the adjacent properties H4 foEmz1e1 EnE
town OF Anaconda I'M a vailex Is E1a@
1austless SUI ply Of water and a graf dsRS
II w0od-tw0i nd1Spensabia@ Tor rne awn@2r-
ing and reduction OF ores Ar caar 1iaMcs
ne erected the greatest esRpsr piann IA
DAILY had a passion Cor h@rz~s aT ala.saA
and speed. He owned Ehe EauD4 cuLk
Grady. G~wendnl1ne4 Ogden annK aEaer -
NOUS wf7nerss Hs tried to 1uy nf@ MfnR~r
d the Derby and Ascot EaReS OF rSaE Gaa-
tee More. but MS snsT 0f 1zAa&s was naE