The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-11-13

representative refused TO pay. The next dny
his price to $4,000 This kind Of s~ecsawing
was Kept ny, II Is alleged, until Mr. DAILY was
eighth Interest. ,
na'y and Clark originally we're interested
Will! MIrn' t '." ' %sSl 10 p SGP'e on. q pEicasnre
trip DAILY remained at home to develop he
properly When .,ir. CLARK ,re,urned 70 Mon
had made extensive and costly improvements
W,tnont consulting him y" e!prr5sed ms
n,uy or sell and dissolve the partnership. MT
Daly. as bis friends say. WAS not much NJ the
tine. but having unbounded confd"rcA N
tiark's interest Since then he l. reputedr to
have t,9kcn 10000 out Of the mine
nus former partner. On two occasions he was
, .IecIn9l e. a. u Ereyes,ins Clark rom Snd neihs
Glarll;. finally Obtained the coveted election BY
the Montana Legislature. DAILY carried the tight
to Washington and was regarded as being back
Senntor,elect unseated. Mr.. DAILY, frequently
declared that his opposition TO Mr.. Clark wa.not
b 6rS ,c ! "s per;o ma animosity, but on grounds OF
Clark BY ,marrase.. lis witeis sister being ne
senator Clark has had apsrtments a, the Hotel
Nctherland. where Mr.. DAILY and his family,
Marcus bsfiy was widely known as an in,elll-
gent and enthusiastic horse owner and In his
TINE he owned a remarkable string Of racers:
For e sessral years Mr. Dsly had owned one OF
ready 70 back the representative O, his own
were very large, De walked into the Hoffman
House one night q few years ago with s2I
cash S,s I'm m hs pockets, BIZ: M%inpiqss az the ,ims
CUTE burg Marcus Daly'smost famous horses
were Montana, Tammany. Ogden and Ham;
B @ossy e IA ho Sf T ya6ss. w SH y lsT 1Sss sT RSqsa. are re-
pow ct stud and MIR. Days fine string Of young
horses were sold by him prior 20 his depart
time OF this sale it was announced that Mr.,
PAY, retired from the turf on account OF i'll
About a year ago Mr.. DAILY took q lease Of
q handsome new house in course OF erection
by the Astor estate on the east side OF tI,th
nua! rental OF $4,000. This house Is not yet
o Gs s,hs d i@s 2S;Sa.H ana ,,u ssias ssul in the hands
Mr.. DAYS illness dates back about two years,
when he fret showed symptoms OF weakness
II is not believed that the death Of NJ arcus
het The securities held BY HE estate are
not expected that his estate, will let them 60
While Mr. Daily was President. 81 both the
S Snassn Ss s ssS f been AT pIas',naiI4 a stSRnsdi from from
:sss.ssqr a. q. s IL f@rstdt. sH = IT II. ! %:5
formed tie duties Of President for some time,
While Montana history ha7 Ia RECEIPT years
ana MIR Clark the AmalFanated Copper ON
Jany has not been involved in the numerous
,e leg Leon contest. oIiripa,'ns ron oT. tae isu e. About About
calnated company was. that of the Anaconda
company vs. the Colusa-Parrot,, the l9s'
Cluel IAaf SIrlng IN FAVOR OF the Ana
f9nda Company The various sY,cailed
Boston n1i Montana and other properties
the chief holder. Of Amalssmated stock are
laIT i xal in r.porles. i IN f fscs' F. Isi Stree. YES
terday that the removal OF Mr.. DAYS person:
atty may tend to accelerate a settlemert Of
the ope side and y. 4. Clark on the other, the
long hEht between Messrs, paly and Clark
act.r. Mr.. Clark Is now in the West. and his
return TO the Fast will be looked forward TO
Ia the curb market IN Wal Street Yesterday
the trading in Amalg1mated Copper stock
wa- the feature OF the dealings. The news
Of the death Of Mr.. DAILY had no ,depr-sst'x,
effect, There was an advance ar the opening
Of business from % TO p4A., the price then DE-
81 s, 70 o. ,bd followed w:s a .Do q spi nsc HDwa I'd %
was cstimated that the dealings AGGREGATED
s iSa9 a 'G y..r' tS9 n. iiss STOCK eu EtSfsns .R R %Sne
colda stock was strong the greater part of
the day. Advancing TO .s.. but closing at IA
T.. 4. Til ton. OF Fa.is. Upton a Co. said last
night in reference to the trottlrs interests Of
The death Of Mr.. DAILY removed In my opin-
ION the best ali-around horseinan that America
has prodyced l say America has produced,
teosuse though born in Ireland he was raised
here and never went back To n" land % his
Birth until a few months before he died. |
began doing business with him and for him
IN Pihi1lladolyhia have known him iHntims-eiSS
,ion Of that time have done business
of lin a. a horscman with full knowledge Of the
subject other p"orle. may have seen better
never. seen q man that equalled him as q Judge
OF individuality IN all kinds Of horses thorough;
br"ds. tro'tfre, dIsueht horses, saddle horses and
quicker Judge of soundn-s|. Neither veal ness
IN conformation. nor defect In limb. wind or
Necially, IN mares. he Invariably demandcd;
Re might take q mare that some men would call
small bgt she had 10 meet every Other require
spS.'ad her and e.anined Der pedisr,., III;
net n"t' , ,Ha e IN a ryefT ,eon II Tn" may sSe aps ,a I'D ID
sNceptionu.h" bad made a population vh;n
y uIk ulbn 'It HsCh III u W1TU, ne
was an excellent Judge OF form and always
especially in hls mares, absolute
souHdu-Ss. and either the best Of looks or
tested racina qualities, generally both He
could not SIT down and tabulato on paper
Il ten or twelve cross pedigree. yet In a
general way h.. was one Of the
hest Judges Of either a Thoroughbred. espe-
Ciglly If English. or trottinR pedigree that !
ever knew ! do not remember having met
a man who. In a broad sense. was more IA
mjlinr with the lines whose copmin sling has
produced tho greatest horses both upon the
turf sud the troltine track. in this respect.
a. we'll as about the time In which great races
were run or trotted. his memory was won
doriul
Ills thoroughbred and ~trotting horses were
his one great source Of enjoyment He has
often said 10 me when l was in Montana The
work thrown upon me by my business
would kill me but for the fact that now and
then | can run up 20 Bitter Root and sec the
colts That rlace has cost me @ lot Of money.
bu' It II worth II 20 me when ] stop to think
of tho relief n furnishes
Among hchorses bredby Mr.. DAILY TINT have
on ia. track | can call 20 mind John
Nolan, record 2OS. one of the biggest winners
in recent wears. Dan VI. roo, India SILK. ?lO'.
CuprIn az, 212 lmprovidenCe. PIP. Chris
pfersen, 2l2',; Doctor Spelnan 81, ?I3'.. !
2It. The Admiral. ? l5i, Iaurels 81.
?li'. Jo,rn"vran, ; iit China silk ~, 2 lol.. !
of tho kentucky Futurity. Lady Thisbe. |
tpl ptCa. npa ~ tho ~raatp1f fhreA- .nlta =