The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-05
MS DEATH
LOSS
u Dsnocratic Leader
4 snste Passes
Away.
EnIlTIcAL FACTOR
ElgJNG LONG SERVICE
h Beloved, All Par
4 Unite in S!mpa-
astic Eulogy.

L.,,y June Arthur foe
~ ~ states Senator from
4, rsdaenly at his residence
VI o'clock this morning
- German had been Ill for
A. y bad shown some I'M
- Heart trouble was the
IL. 0! death,
|.,ssus Until End
,,psnt Of death Senator
.s.SsIous. His condition
|.S re-k had improved SO
Es,TSay SH the family had
~ lsklng him TO the coun.
n some nourIshment AZ
rsrninC, but at . O'Clock
d. TItb q heart attack and
....,s Al the bedside were
Tss Ada German. the
= laughter. and the nurse
Is Large Family.
"a leaves a widow and six
4 fgOss; Mss Ada German,
[jianbert. Mrs, r. a. Jonn-
~ gills all of this city,
= Csrerill OF London, Eng
|-.TIsd here q week ago. and
|srraa. Jr.. Of Laurel, Md.
a ls Maryland Assembly.
T.sa long had been q nota-
re National Congress. he
: Sat e 1851 and served con-
.xktetn years. and nearly
-she was the leader OF his
azate. Winning early a
|r aFadty and The keenest
ozTssslonal affairs. he at
rzss sJt only az a leader In
1 = q tie country ut large. |
4 Esn was considered the
rah In his party for the
Z, vas chairman OF the
rzatc and managed the
rsglled In the election of
"a
IL Elections Bill.
rns.i contest OF his Con- |
.<.s, lnG ono which attract
|r,r attention than anything |
y Y I'D the Senate minor
4! defeated the Federal |
70 bis sagacious leadership |
raSsnent his party friends
= esIsAt OF the measure |
eesIious 10 the South.
kz1Tats had control OF the
- Els tie recognized leader
. vas at that time that
aisi was passed. and al
hThG Senator was not a
y Finance COMMITTEES. he
b % With shaping the mat
me Is often given TO
~ Il Is frequently called
G7zl tariff
With Cleveland.
= esvtlnnd's last adninis-
lFeak occurred between
RESIDENT and the leader
ns Senate. In q speech
WI Be remembered by
u Senator German Sc
"a The President. %
ns defeat of Senator
Isars later is attributed
70 lost Maryland In the
y AS soon as the Demo-
Stro! Of the State he was
% The Senate.
c-Ezpansionist.
vas vigorously opposed
~ - e ihe Philippines. and
- Exa9n OF the Paris treaty
Z = Possessed. knowing
80 vas being exerted
s,s . we're standing with
= carly vote. which
sLIy held back until the
se' Of the Senators were ere
'sIsrsal Chief.
sn.Sment in nearly
Sa, ~ forth spontaneous
4 Meom are given to
y IsIHly TO an intense
Yen a leader OF a
- expressive tributes GO
u xing the loveablenese
,es:,.s11 s.ts1ee concerning the
Scal strife. best cy,e .le
eteem In which he
Private.
4l So e e the German lnef Soma Mnsi
% rt7rtie represented by a
4 trsss IEers. Ers. chosen from
'a With him for many NV
- ia a a written reo,ss,
isr~an, asked ith!uest; thni 81
n sis, 70 held. He said
,ilol, as he wa %s,te5 20 b., be
Is a. seink Of him as tbey miy
~ Ia. a. active Senator. In
sSs ssSsnsd 9,. when tho ~,
= dsath Of Senatooss tos cn an
Hss Private.
co by 10 private and
es s.,en,s. Presbyterian
3 he lung fahg the services
slse and nad,'iliy, the Senate
taiszl sad t a COMMITTEE ~ AZ
lin. ''iends from ''sis Mary. ..
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