The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-19
EGOVERNOR
ALLED By DEATH.
4, John NJ. PattIson
4, Away After Illness OF
4 several Months.
|unoN, HOWEVER,
Ire WITHOUT WARNING
Harris, Who Sue
I 10 Executive Chair
Ia a Republican.

||lIl, jbn' 40
r-or OF Ohio. died at his
raiord. A suburb OF this city,
10 ths afternoon. He passed
a, ana there was no report
40, change during the day.
1, sflenoon the news from his
on,idered favorable ana
-, Of death camo without
s,ath OF the Governor was
..srpected was evident when
-Asred that IN a contest over
l,Ion OF Ellsworth Liverpool
~, ln this city today both or
|rrDrs physicians appeared TO
ID hb condition was such that
- 10 transact official busi-
q pr!yate secretary. l.. Il.
- testified 10 his good condl-
il,ins that he recently had
rcch business with him.
| Bad Long Been Ill.
4 here has been for months
- fear that Gov. Fattison
h able 10 return TO his Of
ll7ubus. the cheerful state
Ia Bis sick room tended ~
,slei that any fatal outcome
nged sickness would be long
~ time a man OF powerful
Coz. Pattison entered upon
rs1blItles OF his office IN a
Weakened condition, the
.. political campaign had So
- that a trip TO the South
!. November and Decembr,
! q regalning health. How
h returned he was still
Esder the advice of his ply
y part of the Inauguration
Eas gone through with the
"a 10 Duties While Sick.
E5esiEg was provided for the
fAh3. that he might be pro-
= lhe stormy January winds.
ID that he reviewed one OF
tlaborate parades that has
- The Inauguration of any
ror. He then went TO his
y xhlch he only emerged for
nEalks until brought TO this
rttlal train during the night
he continued 10 oversee the
y once. and through his pri-
nfJ, Louis Il. Houck. who
~ running mate on the Dem
~. transacted considerable
L,eH. even when unable TO
bis bed. AS soon as his
scntition permitted, he was
= Ciacinnati, spending sew
u Christ hospital, and a
= vas brought 10 his coun-
" Milford. He had been re-
readily gaining since then.
rport was current last week
~ n1ered a relapse.
Ainn Now In Chair.
uotner Harris, Lieutenant
NO under the Constitution.
1hernor during the balance
ioT which Pattison was
republican. He was born
plnty. Ohio, November Il.
raduated nj Miami univer-
uhio. with the class of
'olloTing year entered the
oelng mustered out as n
neral by brevet. He was
NC bar In 1865. He was
.'enant- Governor both times
Mckinley was chosen
q ONCE was administered
e,'ernor Andrew l.. Hnrris
ssoee Fisher Of the Com
,snen. at Eaton.
NET Biography.
boy soldier, lawyer.
s' member OF Congress
OF Ohio. was born IN
nV. Ohio. juno l3. lS47.
a volunteer In the
N, amy when but 16 years
49,. ehd entered college I'M
~. being mustered out,
tns Ohio Wesleyan uni
osse. Ohio, with the class
Es oeen a college mate OF
senator James 3. For
omitted TO tho bar In
'1-s''o 70 the lower house OF
A'urs In 1873. From 1874
the attorney for the
Gety at Cincinnati. Ho
oil the Ohio Senate
- eected TO the fifty-sec-
is.t ftteen years no had
-. Of the Union Central
~ company. He was A
~ vas OF the leaders in the
- support OF legislation
n. msent Observance of
~, roeiuon on this poInt
lrs,r when he WAS given
-, domination for Cover
NJ IA and II was because
4, Ts MN An'i-saloon league