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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-10
RESULTS or THE RACES.
Results at Saratoga.

Saratoga. ~ Y, August 0.-lrish Lad II.
7. Whitney and II. b. Duryea's game son
or Candlemas -ArruwRrass, won the great
sporting sweepstakes, the Saratoga special
today in driving finish from a field that
included the best 2-yeAr.olds Of the year IN
training. Mizzen was favorlte for the
race. but was outrun from the start 10
the nnlsh and was unplaced. Irish Lad
won by length and half from j. r. and
+. y. Keene's dlly, Dazzling, while Blue
Ribbon got third position three lengths
away. Shaw. who rode Dazzling, ana L.
jackson. who rode Artvis. made a claim
OF foul riding against Burns. who was on
Glrdle, William G., Whitncy's candidate,
which was not allowed. Girdle all seem
To Interfere with the two horses named as
wen as Astaita. which was AN added
starter.
Tho net value OF the race TO whitney
and DuryrR WIS $4,000 ia addition to "A
gold cup OF the value OF $500.
The historic Travors stakes, ono of the
Oldest classics az che American turf wuA
won hy the to 10 oddson fayorite,
Hermis. after being interfered with eariy
In the race. came with q great rush In the
last few. strides, winning on the post by
head from Gold Cure which was a hnif
enRth In front of Cunard, The two placed
horses were outsiders IN the betting Thu
second choice, lIypheu. could MOI oouorde
t0e NV1EuN una III hulltlON round fhe dead
track lot TO his lihing
Weather clear and pleasant
Seven furlongs-Alsono Remorse Slip.
Thrift. Time 1,27 As.
The Beverwyck steeplechaee. ful course
about two ana half miles-Gcorup "
Jenkins. Rising Sun, Rowdy Cart rinc
6i2S rs.
The sa-stoga special for 9 year olds. by
SUBSCRIPTION of Sld0o each. 4 cup OF gold
of the value Of Sl50U was added by thp
association. Five and half turlongs
Irish Lad, Dazzling. Blue Ribbon. Time
1soS rs.
The Trsyers stakes OF $1,000, mile and
furlong-HermiS. Geld Cure, Cunurd lImp
1854 10.
Five and half furlonrs aslling--Shr,ne
Epidemic, Alice Carey. Time 1923
Nile aud a furlong selling ANDY Wi.
llatnB. Leo King, Paul Creyton. Time I.ju
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Thn Kirhus shut Out

At League park yesterday afternoon the
Bankers defeated the Kirby Lumber Com.
pnny team by a score of to o BeavenS
l,ched another elegant game, allowing is
opponents but two hits ana striking out
fourteen men. But one Kirby man rcIched
third base. The Bankers punched tneir
hits In the FIRST timing, which. with some
good base running, nctte1 them three runs
After that Lo, kman pit chel good ball Gan,
non Huehcner and Cox made hits that
counted, Both teams helded almost per
fectly.
Score II z
Kirby Lumber Co 900 600 600 o 4
Blnkers ..,......,. 800 600 l0x-- 4
Batteries Bankers; BeaVcns and Clemens
Kirby Lumber Company: Lockmln AMI
Williams,
Two-base htt--Huebener.
Stolen hases--Bankers, A; Klrbys, /.
Time-1;l0.
Umpire MIR. Howard
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control OF the next house Of rewssu
tlves.
Chairman Griggs expressed bis oplrlss Z
the matter as follows: u regard tie ass
ia ken by the butchers in pledgug !.s
selves and lnstruotlng the members \
their local organizations to vote and rsj
for the election of men to congress "
were pledged to the abolition Of The ist
on meat and beef cattle as fully Irytii1i|
the democratic contention that Tie ftss
or the country are thoroughly ntere.a Z
and demand O revision of he tarir M 4
restraining hand put upon the trusts q
combinations.
such practical demonstrators Is VI
retail butchers vii be able to maze cia|
OF the influence OF a trust on t1f pin \
one OF the articles Of prime necessliI-n'l|
will without question operate . Ha|
the tide OF popular sentiment u ATF N
that party which stands for rtSiiRi Il
the tariff laws of the country, 70 ID IN
that such outrageous imposltlors ca N
be maintained. and the democratic "
is rat party"
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Beaumont, Texas, August o,---Myatt was
not in good form today, whilo Eyerhardt
held the crowleyites down TO one hit UP 10
the seventh inning. when he eased up. after
having the game cinched, The Gnal score
was % g. The features OF the game
were tie good playing OF both Jack Hcile.
man and Lobrano at short and the hitting
Of Charlie Weber and Wars son. Weber took
four hits ont OF Ave times up, whila Wat
son had three out OF four times up TO his
credit, Sens made a pretty throw home
from left held, Watson and zehner pitch
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WheeIook Wants Credit.

wheelock, Texas August o,--To the Ed.
itor Of The Post; am requested by the
captain OF the wheclock baseball club
20 inform you OF an error in Fridays Post
concerning the ball game I'm Rrazos eoun.
", near Bryan. Instead OF Tabor ana
Edge teams II was nryan and Wheelocl,
teams, and the game was IN Wheelock's IA,
for ny double score. Please correct or.
ror. A. T. Houston.
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Of the game, with Montgomery ana Ats
closa behind.
Score II II ID
Little Rock -. 49,. 100 90 U2O-- .
New Orleans .......S 800 OBS 3ox--1o * 3
Skopee, Aliemang ana Lynch; Murphy,
Stanley aud Abbott.
Nashville, August 9.-Nashvnle outpiayed
Atlanta today in the Held and on the bases
winning despite the fact that the visitors
secured more hits.
Score r II
Nashville 49,. go. ono 900 Tx u
Atlanta ....... .....lOO olO GOO u !
Sanders and Fisher Henley and Hurt
burt.
Birmingham, Ala, August o.-By a hit
In the first and two errors Chattanooga
scored three runs ana won the game. After
that Il. smith ana Hopkins engaged In
pitchers battle and the contest ended Win
donors even.
Score II II 10
Birmingham -. e.. 90 OO1 olO- = =
Chattanooga -. 300 ono COX 8
f. Smith and Brown Hopkins and kotn.
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tomorrow, which means close, hard
fought game.
Score II ID
bcarmOut Observation-Disclosures, ~ q
&IbNF'DN g.. ,
Strike outs--Myart, 0; Everhardt, 9.
Batteries verhardt and Huncme; Myatt
and Hthner
Umpirc-- Eldridge.
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Southrn LEAGUE.

New Orleans, August 9,---New Orleans had
It's eye on the ball, having ITO trouble with
either skopec or Allemang, and ran bases
IKE they meant It, stealing eleven. rne
pace was little too fast FOR Little Rock
and errors followed. Abbott was the star
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Cincinnati Club Sold

cincinnati Hugust 9.-rhr Cincinnati
baseball club OF the National league today
passed from the ownership OF John l.
brush of indianapolis 20 George Il. Cox
MAYOR Julius Fleischmann Colonel Max
fleischmnnn AMI August Hermann.
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Nacoadoches Won a Came

Tyler Texas, August 0,-rhe Nasog-
SocheS team defeated the Cotton Belt nine
here today In a hot game by a score M !,
TO =. One thousand people witnessed me
game and the greatest enthusiasm pre.
Nnllcd. wv
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American League.

Chicago, August 9,-Mertes' one-handed
catch Of long liner aud his throw to the
plate Nerc features.
First game Score r. II p
Chicago .,.,..,..... .OO1 OOl iO2--S II q
Patterson. Piott and sullivan; Dipeen
and Criger
Cleveland, August o,--The Baltimore 'pl.
trlots" were unable TO hit SMITH the local
amateur, when hits meant runs. Nc
carthy's dcdlng was feature. Attend.
ance 1890.
Score II IL Il
CLEVELAND ,,.....,,,,21S 0io OoxT Il 1
baltimore .....,,.,. coo coo 600 8
Smith aud Remls; Katon and smith
Detroit August a,-Eiberfeld and Casey
made brilliant stops and throws at critical
periods
Score. II IL Il
nctro.t ..,..,,...,..0l e 900 ulX-4 10, 4
philadelphia ,........2 POI GOO 0lo 8 .
Mercer aud Buelow; Plank and Powers
ST. Louis, August est Louis won all
the way from Washington in a loosely
played game.
Score r. II L
81. Louis ,......., ,0s2 az 2ax IL ~ 1
| Washington .,... 600 O2O coz 10 4
Powell and Kahov; Townsend ana Drill
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OF railroad under direct control Of ]. P.
Morgan and his friends.
Mr. Morgan will sail from Europe next
Wednesday, and his Homecoming Is await
ed with great interest in the financial
world
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SfYaA7 Hats.

eroy 100 The Messenger iO5 Orlandne
1903 Warner lpi. Swordsman 1903 III Ghor
100, Vedas 100, Lunar Minor 60. Taby rosn
100.
Cloudy aud fast.
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Kosse Defeated Bremond.

kosSc, Texas, August 0-Bremond md
hosse bah teams played game NJ Mi
yesterday on the Kosso diamond. resulting
IN score OF IL to "a in favor OF Kosse.
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Tile Cawfhon baseball club will On .,
Galveston today ana play the Wilson's Df
th3t eiT. The battery viii be Edmondson
and Chidross.
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MORGAN'S GREAT MERGER
Plans Formed to Control Practically
All Southern Lines.
THE GREATEST SYSTEM IN EXISTENCE
If His Scheme Is Successful He viii
Control Over 10000 Miles OF
Southern Railroads.



New York, August 9.--Plans are under
discussion by representatives Of ]. Pier
pout Morgan and other large financial in
terests that may result In the bringing to-
gether through community OF interests mot
necessarily consolidation, OF all Of the I'M.
portant railroad systems In the South
embracing about 10000 miles OF lines. rhis
arrangement may or may not include the
Illinois Central and seaboard Air Line but
leaving these two systems out OF the cal
culation, Mr.. Morgans control Of more
than 1000 miles Of Southern rauit-sIs is
practically assured
The Morgan control OF the expansive
Southern Railway system. is absolute
This system covers the greater part OF
The Southeast of the Mississippi river,
and includes nearly 500 miles OF owned
and affiliated lines. The recent purchase
OF the Louisville and Nashville by j. T.
Morgan & Co. coupled with the Joint pur.
chase OF the Chicago, Indianapolis and
Louisville Monon) by the Southern Rail.
way and the Louisville md Nashville
companies, adds about 5000 miles more 70
the Morgan Southern Railway system
Ihere Is good reason to believe thar the
atlantic Coast Line will also come under
THIS dominating Influence eventually. The
assumption of control Of Flaglers F1st
Coast Line In Florida by Southern RAILWAY
interests, Is regarded as only matter Of
time, and with the ASS miles Of this line
IN the combination, Mr. Morgan and Ills
friends VIII have 4 system OF a little moro
than 2130O miles
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BASEBALL.
National League.

Brooklyn, August o,-The Brooklyns won
again today against the 81. Louis players.
hughes pitched splendid game and batted
well
ST. Louis ..... 100 600 COO /
BROOKLYN ...,.,..... Ool 900 2lx-- D
CurrIe and Ryan; Hughes and Farrell.
Philadelphia, August DIN the NTH In.
ming Wagner hit for two bases ami scored
on Bransdelds single.
Score X " "
ri,i!t,ts9urg, ..........o0(o ol0 90 Q
Chosebro and o'Coanor; White and
DOOM.
New York, August o New York sind Chi.
cago each won a game In the double hea der
which was played today
Score: First game n II Il
Chicago ........,...20o 100 o05- 5 II 2
New YORK, .,...,... coo 600 90 4
Taylor and King Motthewsou and Bow.
erman.
chicago ESrS, 9VV '.'.. SN'n 200 900 100 i
New York .,........O 900 ITO BOX 5 .
Lundgren and Killing; McGinnity and
| Bowerman.
Boston, August 0,--CincInnoti took both
games in the double.headcr played mere to-
dav.
Score: First game r II II
Cincinnati ........, 100 $40 600 II o
| Willis and Kttrcdge: Hahn and Bergen.
Score; Second game Il II p
Boston ...,....,.., 100 600 olo- . 8 u
| Cincinnati .,,...,... i4o 100 0Cl- S II l
Eason aud Moran; Phillips and Malonty.
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St Dcuia, August O.--Gcheiunl7 carried
abe colors Of Barney Schrieber to victory
In the now Century stake ut Delmar to
day. Five OF the best 2-yeal olds now in
training at tho St Louis track went to the
post IN this event Geheimnis was made A
10 / favorite Geheiinnls landed arst
money 10 hollow style by three lengths.
Fayorites bad an inning, six out of seven
coming home In front. Tommy Dean node
three mounts 70 victory and came second
on another. Weather clear; track fast
Five farlongs-Baker Waters, Doc Mayer
st. Vitug. Time 103h
Seven furlongs, selling-Assessnen Lou
Hazel. Tulare. Time i.2yA.
Six fnrlongs. selling-Lasso. Blue Blaze,
laura q. G.. Time 1:22
SIX furlongs--G eheiinnis Jack Young.
Lasarre. Time lac,
TN, Mile,- !es Van HoOrebeke. Hueena
Mile aud furiong, seiling--Josie r.,
Six and half furlongs, selling-rho
Boer. Louis Wagner. optimo. Time l:22A.
DELMAR ENTRIES.
Six and half furiongs, selling-Nellie
Dawn, Halmis Amentum. Anything los,
Flop l05, Lou Hazel 100 Vivi Vance lO7'
Euro lge. Tom Collins 1l2, salinda i0I,
Mile-Gnmbo .ioT, Barkleylte 100 Miss
Dora i05, .Corrlne C.. Tuekapaw 100, /,
I,dI3pe. SO lCT, Croix Dor, Crimson tide
Seven furiongs, selling Grand Dad Miss
Mae Day t0d. Mamie Goodrich los, Glen,
Founding los Hanlanlt i07 Lunar iO4
Mile. selllng-Found 0S, Varro l07, Ed
Eardo,. w, j. Gates lo5. Kitty CLYDE lO3
Navarino OF. ZaZe 1903.
six fnrlongs-rhe Advocate lo5 valyerde
ga Ball ioa, Pour Quot Pas l0s, Mis-,
knoekerbocker l92, Mockery l06. Avoid
Mile md an eighth, selllng--weat Bader
400, Brown Vail 0s Russian 1oJ. Mr.. Pom
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oProsITIoN To rnE Gorr.ns


Wih the Illinois Central included IN -bo
Morgan system, the great huancier would
mold the entire south completely in his
control as the opposition Of the Seaboard
AIT Line is hut feeble at the present time
although its sponsors are ambitious men
ana daring railroad inauciers.
Ihcre are other roads which are sian
hnoie to be Included in the consolidation
ana which may cause Il to extend its TEN
iacles into the Southwest in oppositio, -
.at, Houids aud possibly 10 the Pacific II.
-, IN, me fact that the Illinois Central has na,-
g. i,,',.Sa me ~. Louis aud San Franelsso
~ watch the Gates syndicate Is l1feresteS
10 purchase the Chicago ana Eastern III
ions y regarded as highly significant bm-
SUI more significant Is the fact thar AZ
SPITE aenials, very close traffic agree,no,.,
Is oeing arranged between the ST ic,,ts
ahg San Francisco and the GeoFgla Cenr,,i
waiGe Is controlled by ]. p, Morgan per,
II IS believed, as a matter Of fact ,b.,
Mr; Morgan really controls the 81 ro,,s
ana san Francisco, and that this road ye,i,
pay an important part In bis new Railroad
system which will place over 5000 nile
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The Texas Leanue.
A GAME TO-DAY.

At Dallas Dallas 4 Fort Worth ..
At Paris--CorslcapG 10; Paris 10.
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Brooklyn, August 9,-The Brooklyns won
again today against the ST. Louia players.
hughes pitched a splendid game and batted
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-24
Rcciproeity'k Chances,

WASHINGTON. March 24.--There
is bare possibility that the fight oven
the question of Cuban reciprocity will
be transferred to the floor of the house
during the coming week. The proba.
bilities, however, are that the reel
procity resolution introduced by Mr..
Payne, the door leader of the majority,
after the action of the Republican eau
Gus last week will not be called upon
until the following week, though upon
this point no definite decision has been
reached MS yet by the leaders. The
present programme is to take up the
army bill first. Several days will be
consumed In general debate on this bill.
1t is a foregone conclusion that Mr..
Rhea will be unseated when the vote
Oh his contested election case is taken
tntnOrrOw
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:. |. PEACOCK CO., ninth And KING STREETS

taking it.
"rhe mysterious nessagew said
Brenda.
You may read it If you like" said
Alden, giving her the paper. "Elsie is
willing"
"Wait" cried Elsie. "You may read
it If you will give it to DR.. Kendall
afterward."
THAT will be no more than ordinary
politcness," said Brenda, glancing at
the paper; 'only three words-l love
YOU"
And she put the little missiye into
KendalIs hand.
The arrangements Of Captain Neale
and Detective Elmendorf accomplished
beautifully complete suppression Of
the news in the case. and the latter re-
ceved the sincere thanks of Alden,
who spoke for all others concerned.
There might have been other consider
ations than mere tharSss; but, in the
detectives opinion, the time was not
ripe for corruption.
About week later Alden was sur
prsed to meet Elmendorf in a car OF
the elevated road dressed in a patrol
mans uniform.
Back to the ranks" said Elmcndorf
gloomily. "Ncale's pull has finally got
me. The front Office expressed regret.
! don't know why"
"Rcsign," said Alden. II want you
with me. My deal has gone through in
great shape. | can put you in the way
Of making money"
"Nobody can do that" said Elmen.
dorf. 81 wasn't born for It."
Alden did not reply in words, but he
fastened grip on Elmendorf's arm
that couldn't have been loosened with
out major surgical operation and led
him out Of the train despite bis pro-
tests Oh the ground Of duty. They went
to Alden's Office, and when they left it
"the force" had lost an excellent officer
and really able detective.
THE END.
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n Sreycr CROOK.

ROCHESTER,, N. Y. March "a
Since Feb. 13 there has been operating
it this city perhaps one Of the clever.s.
crooks In his peculiar line at prescat
outside of prison walls. In defiance of
all efforts put forth by the police tile
'lone worker has succeeded to date in
gathering together from several busl-
ness places and residences in the east
ern part Of the city jewelry, cutlery,
slvcrware and clocks, in all valued at
over $1,000. His lates, raid was con
Quoted some time during Saturday
night. When NJ. Seiber went to lis
offices in the Liberty building he found
that burglar had been through the
plnc" and secured between $50 and $40
in money. The lone worker leaves all.
solutely no clew, and the police ARE
completely batfled.
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gle Of crime. II Is not important. d.
you comprehend? Love is what mat
lers. Throughout these first difficult,
days and for all your life YOU will do
the same thing. You will help her to
forget that such men as Blair are III
the world; that she ever met one Of
them. 1t won't be forbidden topic
Oh. far from that; merely matter not
worth brooding over in world full of
sunshine and love"
Brenda" said he, "ths Is the flower
Of wisdom. | think might have
erred in Il way that would have taken
long time to set right. Can see her
now"
81 think you can said Kendall
"now."
And with the last word he looked
at Brenda. Alden understood.
81 shall be all you wish me to be, "
he said.
SO they went to Elsie's room, Alden
lingering until the way was prepared
for him. He entered smiling and hand
some in the way Of the days before.
He knelt down beside Elsie's bed and
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Macedonian VDriafnw Feared

LONDON, March 24.-Wiring from
Vienna, the correspondent Of The Dai-
ly Telegraph says it is officially report
ed that NJ. Sarafoff, the chief of the
Macedonian committee, is in comnluni-
cation with the American revolution
ary committee for the purpose Of AZ
ranging Il general uprising i'll Macedo-
mia. The correspondent also says that
the porte has notified the powers that
comprehensive arrangements have been
made to suppress any Macedonian rev.
Ol,ltiuu.
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A bishop ns Comma nder In Chief.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, March "a. - \
strong movement has been set on foot
in this city to secure the election OF
Bishop Thomas +. Gaylor, Episcopal
bishop Of Tennessee, as the next COM
mander in chief of the United Sons of
Confederate Veterans. The N. B. For
rest camp of Memphis has unanimous
ly indorsed him for the position, and
committee consisting of some of the
most prominent and influential sons of
veterans in the south called on the
bishop and prevailed Oh him to allow
the use Of his name at Dallas next
month under the conditions that his
election be unanimous and that the
military feature Of the organization be
ali,,inutnI
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EQtnl Family QRnrrel

WASHINGTON, Ind. March a..
During a quarrel at the supper table
Liberty Kempf, a well known business
man, chOked his wife. The woman
managed to get n revolver and fired
five shots at her husband. one bullet
penetrating the brain. He died In a
few moments. The wife told her story
to the police and has not yet been ar.
rested.
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The BIG Store With The Little Prices
This Store

Is full Of all the newest that the
markets aford---full to overfowing,
and still it comes, no scarcity Of any
thing. New goods are being added
each day, something doing all the
time at the big store, and we're
saving money for every one that
spends dollar with us.
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Have You Moved?

This being the time Of changes, per-
haps you have moved, are going to
housekeeping or going to fix up" In
either case you'll have need Of place
like this. We do anything from the
furnishing of a house complete to re-
pairing Of furniture or laying old car
pets.
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Earliest NnyixnfiOn Kunxvn

DETROIT, Mich, March 24.--The
White Star line steamer Arundel yes
terday made the first trip Of the sea
son to the St. Clair flats and Algonac.
No ice was seen in either Lake St.
Clair Or the st. Clair river. This is
the earliest opening Of navigation ever
known,
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Drank Ga rhOJfc Acid.

MASSENA, n. Y, March 24.-John
Mccain, aged seventy-fve, who was
seriously injured by New York Cen.
tral train last winter. drank carbolic
acid, which he had been using in treat
ment Of his wounds, n,istaking it for
cough medicine. He died soon after
ward,