The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-03-29

sketch OF Hia LiTe-Nas N1AlthS'
Cape Town, March 27-Alr Rhodes
died peacefully =: 49, ?, LII "e1ns'
day.
End Mas Expected.
London, March 2I.-Ils death OF Cesu
RaoIes came a. n great surprise to
tauss feN Who SAN anything Of uuu dur
ing his LAST visit 10 LUu1.u I-llns TIs
Nlucer. " hether il was due 10 4la ca.
pe,lsuces during t4s long siege ot hin
Jerley. or the accumulated duAIetHa 10
sAIuIng the war Ii south AIg1tl, "tta al .
accompanying change OF puuac Ieelug sc
england toward n.m, tAefe - ~ doubt
Ie VAS almost cJM a..tety broken down
Within the LAST two years
kyen hu appearance changed H4n
1nes finely ehlseled tles had beeoauc
oloAtsd, aud his aiways hugs frame nlI-d
Making i matter VI difficulty, lie MAS
frequently attacked wl-l severe hsAI,
,ruuI,es, durlng y Alrh I've sNLs l-teI tn
-4Jl,lsu WuIeh markell u.s eNltIuI Jlnits
-A.elr Nor did he a.lJ" "a, b.lAy Al.
IeuLa 70 interfere wan 3 -I..,.. Among
4ta Associates IL the city 10 never mea
;l,ued thsm, nor Li4 Lc pe1M4g ,ue-n l.
= mentioned u luu.
- t, I4s las, Mr.. hr.-l,a KIP dfm
gap on AL ,aJee vas, ~olyLh 4 tuttn IL
u.tsts created aud ,y.l..i'ed oy A.m
sarypt That no W1s more .,lI.NlIs aus
more di-t4torlll. there NJ. 40 outward
Change Ia as mellod d lluI.Lg msu
low ard the ,JsA SIDE ot hio, ho.eysy
- souIeJ ,tsgyy. Uuce his lty worA
a. tie offices Vi the British Chartered
company was over, he sA4. l.mseu Vi
rom tie c4rIJ4s IL IN ualgrt 4eu,ed Lon
ion hotel, Huere a4 utterly leu4-l lllu
veil ID AL except a few.
Mir. Jameson "4s ais CONSTANT cUmp1u
,on. Indeed. GoRe OF br. J1mesaas ~
4lscreuOls ever Affected the warm ,nsu4
APP eAlsJIag oetN cen tne tNO men lacy
-ou.d be seen n the park III ,ls morn
NJ together RIDING "a AJr,eJIcN. naye.
sge4Anls out from a walk, the cyuJsute
ii all eyes, yet severely unJosefve ed b.
.as hundreds ii LoulJus puAtleA an
social leaders, 10 lad Ills rlg4g " a
OONtng acqL4.I.anceshlP.
More especially did Mr. Rhodes aaua
he pres Il, government. leaders lie UIL.sr
y expressed his eoatsmpl Of British army
I.sruusIs II south Aine4, AuI probably
lever quite t1rgays Slr. Chamberlain auI
Lord Miner ior not c5utul,iuS ann "
.nls4yOru-g to ullLs t@s pow Al Of III
political machine With Alr RaOds. ia
aIp4lated over So4sh Africa.
HIta Increasing E4,JoD..y. which h.
lid not hesitate u vent On duke ~ pie
Ssan VINO crossed his path lie grew mas,
and more restless a. tas shd OF hI. ls
4r=w ue1r- lie Vas nsVsr contea.sI &.
,tay long in yas place. Ills ciJA,ag lAyI
IsVsiJFst il-S an pnc.aaiug, purpose, i.
quest Vi Change Of Asens. D4rRg h.. r.
-sRS Trip to Lgypt tais wAs pa Ic-4e,y
eoticeao,e. He rushed from gLcs to
place, as II With the only %. u UP
setting ais oeu plans. Then he sudden
.s.ur-ed to Engi4nd.
Financially Mr. Rh6dsS' deiih Is not
/ likely to have any very tLE reaching re-
! 5ulLs, as all ais enterprises aers sy,,sm
G.i1ed. 81 thoroughly a. not 10 nee! ta,
,9lAsser laind y a4.A HsA 40 uec-a~ry b
their inception, 49,. ..-..
Owing 10 tit very gr.a. slccez. u t.r
DIFFERS MINIS, the Brlin Chlr.srea
South African company aa4 other gr,,.
SOuth African ventures, RhgdeA tyr-4a,
aad been steadily accumil1tir9 H.. l5st
money over the var. but VIII. tnrIiIt
that made must have hsen trairy GA,
pared With. the many mIlions he pJ4-,.,
ed He never lost his open hlu4s,l blf
what reckless methods Of alndiag
money. Not long ago ne walked into gat
office Of one OF his confidential .45a.
dinatss and threw down o4nI.- b.,
uotss, bonds, etc, saying "lnys., tHs.s
for me- and went out without waiting
to have them looked at. Inspection 70.
vealed the fact taIt they amounted ts
more than milhon pounds sterling Haa
they we're invested Mr, Rho.las uev
knew or earTd for months later, a. tsl,
night he went OIL on one Of h., wander
ing tours and refused 10 allow alm.s,f
to be bothered with the details Of tn. in
Vestment Of mis- millions until b.. r,
turnAd to England.
Cared Little for HoBev