The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-05
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Senator Germans illness dated from laat
fall and was partly the result ~ tho -tren-
uous work hr put forth IN the political
campaign in MARYLAND He Il II suffered
from an attack ~ the grip Hypertrophy
NJ the he art Developed, AMI he also suffered
from stomach trouble During the early
rart II the present session Of Congress. he
was able 10 attend tn his duties. but was
much indlsposed. On January ia. he wa
Obliged TO abandon his work. and after that
time ~ III moi attempt TO attend the sos
sions Of the Senate or take part in any of
the proceeding Of that body. His physi-
clans commanded him to remain absolutely
quiet and refrain both from physical and
mental activities. He was able for a time
10 be ABOUT his home and sometimes went for
a drive, but for several weeks he had been
obliged To remain indoors. and much of
the time in bed.
Owing to the fear which his physician
entertained that any exertion or excite
ment might bring on IA serious attack
Senator German saw few Of his personal
friends, although he kept closely in touch
with public events. A week ago last Sal =
day he suffered a spell of rapid pulsation.
hut soon afterward rallied. and his friends
relieved that he was improving, 40 much
40 that they began to make preparations
to remove him to his home in Laurel, Md,
to spend the summer
For several weeks Senator German
himself realized that he would not regain
his health, and about ten days ago he wrote
out a request to Mrs. German that no state
funeral be held. He expressed the wish
that his body should not be taken to the
Capitol, as he wanted his associates in hat
body to remember him as they had seen
him in life. In accordance with his wishes
there will he nc state funeral.
Although nearly all of Senator Germans
associates had expected that he would never
return to the Senate. the news of his death
this morning came as a shock and express
sious of regret were made m every hand.
Eorrow that had befallen the senate and
upon bis conclusion the death of Senator
German was formally announced by Senator
Bailey Of Texas. He said;
MI. President, in the absence of the
surviving Senator from Maryland. it be-
comes my painful duty to announce the
death of Senator German. The end which
awaits us all found him this morning at his
home in this city. surrounded by his stricken
family He passed from the strife and bit
~terness of this world +" the peace and rest
Of a better one
Il would ask the Senate to honor his long
and faithful service as a member of this
body by holding a public funeral in this
chamber except for the fact that he has
himself left instruction that his burial shall
he a simple one. In obedience to his wishes
! forbear to make that request and ask for
the adoption of the resolutions which [ SEND
to the desk. At some later day his collea que,
who learned OF Senator Germans death
when it was too late for him to reach the
Chamber for this morning. session. will
ask us to sNt aDart a day upon which the
Senate will raw a fitting tribute to the MEM
orv and services OF our deceased associate
The customary resolutions. concluding as
follows, were then adopted:
Resolrcd. That as further mark Of respect
his remains he removed from his late home
to the place al lnterm"rt in Oak Hill Gene
terry for burial, in charge of the sergeant-at-
arms. attended nv the committee, who shall
have fun power to carry these resolutions
into effect, and that The necessary expenses
10 connection Herewith be paid out Of the
contingent fnnd of the Senate.
The committee provided for by the reso-
buttons was then announced as follows:
Meesrs, Rayner of Maryland, Allison of
Iowa, Morgan of Alabama, Hale of Maine,
Aldrich of Rhode Island, Teller of Colo
RADIO, Gallinger Of New Hampshire, Elkins
az West Virginia, Martin Of Virginia, Till
man of South Carolina, Clay of Georgia,
Spooner Of Wisconsin, kean OF New Jersey,
Bailey of Texas, Blackburn of kentucky,
Clark of Montana and Overman of North
Carolina.
The Senate then at 1910 adjourned.
The resolutions of the Senate were COM
municated to the House at 100. whereupon
Representative Talbot Of Maryland offered
the usual resolutions, and the Speaker ap-
pointed as a committee TO act with the
Senate committee the following:
Representatives Talbot, Gill. Smith,
Mudd. Wachter and Pearre of Maryland,
Williams of Mississippi, Livingston Of
Georgia, Davis of West Virginia, Robertson
Of Louisiana, Moon of Tennessee, Stephens
of Texas, Bartlett of Georgia, Babcock
OF Wisconsin, Griggs of Georgia, Burton of
Ohio and Rixey of Virginia.
As a further mark Of respect the House
adjourned.