Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-08

he did. But at what a cost The cost
Of lie Itself II Is stated by friends in
this city that his mind never stopped
that is thatit never stopped until life
stopped
With life insurance as a profession
and the placing Of premiums upon the
ives Of his fellows with an admonition
10 live moderately and temperately, he
nall times dehed the laws OF existence
himself by going the pace that kills
y working always, Such Is the last
@apter in the career of Colonel Henry
newman once a resident of this
u'y and a first aid on the staff of Gov
ghor Wells, subsequently a citizen of
Denver ana an aid upon the STATE Of
Governor Orman and Governor Pea
wly OF Colorado The news of his
uaBlc demise came last night In the
,o'm OF the following Associated Press
tspatch:
headlng Pa, Oct AT a sanitarlum
Nelhersyille, near here, today, j. H.
"sNHan, aged a, OF Denver, an agent
ule New York Life Insurance COM
f"u' committed suicide by swallowing
,a,ooIlc acld after writing letters to has
D"e IN SAT- Lake city and his brother
wan lie also left a check for S5UO
IVY me latter TO pay the funeral ex-
Elsss' cause assigned Tor the act
was Tear of losing his position.
IRON salt Lake friends who knew
81.
~uleu me story of Col. Newman's life.
n % Wouably as complete an exposition
"g Iuliy OF the never-stop-t theory as
~" S, v,tI oeen seen in this section AS
Ia 'uuU' ne was ambitious, AS man
r,,t as more so, His capital to- begin
' ,.9 was mis- brain, That was bright
A., s analyllcal one. His physique was
~, slrons, But when II got weak he
,'s'eIeu II up as he went. Finally he
,sS a victim Of nervous prostration.
a. ne was sent to sanitarium. When
h, n'l yea ne was made agency direc-
,o,, VI lhe New York Life Insurance
iN,,Wny IN Utah. That was In July.
N.Y.. 'Ilor to that he had been an or
,'stS agent for one year working in
XXX uon with w. II. Booth. Jr. But
t~ "Ne ne was an ordinary" agent his
.,ri was not of the Ordinary" kind
VA nIs elevation was the result. He
wv 'he position for four wears ana
~ N marked success of It and was
nny'n,0lel to the Colorado and wyoming
~, Iletlon with headquarters I'm Dem
R,1,o eng succeeded In Utah by Mr.,
bso,a VINO paid the highest compli-
n1isa W nus memory and ability today
M, mat he was not only efficient
=, mat ne was one OF the most hon
rr men he had ever met "He is
Boo,S nietlm of ambition" said Mr..
lnd b,. ns worked all the time
us. r'ts p9ld the price. lie Is doing
i6p, ua1 hundreds and thousands of
M american business men are do.
n al, over thl land today. lie want
d Nv please the company. lie wanted
lhsaSSn,e name for himself. He had
n. g zone that, He stood high win
rooy y'uGers OF the New York Life. ITn
NJ ldd nish with all of the agents. We
s,.t,v,u hlm not only for his business
nsIu9uIIllly but for his genial and social
M '.ueS as We'll, The blow Is an ay-
rpcb We ana J am too shocked TO say
oN THE GOVERNORS STAFF.
s.uue a resident OF this elty col
gbnlnan was on Gov. Wells; atoG
ilnssl, Irving In that capacity both
ayori,. "nu MS wife became strong
Akers IN social circles and Salt
% No. were loth to see them remove
lome ne. soon after establishing a
" 'ne Colorado metropolis Col.