Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-10
r-of struempeII Of Vienna, Whom
Nc Visited, 50 Diagnosed
His Case.
FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS.
Services win be Held Sunday
And viii be Strictly
Private.
roi, Win Rc-t In Grave Blasted
rron, sDlid Rock OF the Hillside
us OIccsi son 80 Buried.

vienna sert. 10 Prof. Adolph
s,ruempen. tho Viennese specialist
whom the late F. II Hartman came
"a Europe to consult now admits that
,,bsn ne saw Mr. Hartman in July
\, diagnosed his complaint as cancer.
Prof struempoll. who Is now at Bres-
hr has sent the following signed
.wismcrt 70 the Associated Press:
u diagnosed MIR IIarriman's com
,s.,t as carcinorrl Of the stomach the
ssl of july. could not. of course.
communicate this to private inquircrs.
bst Informed NJ Harrim1n's Aineri-
can physicians that the conditions did
moi indicate that an operation was
hopeless ] FASTENED Mr. Harri-
mans departure home ward"
FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS.
Arden. y. Y. sept. lo.-Arrsngc-
merits Cor the funeral OF f. II. Heri-
nsa. en,ch is 30 be held here sunday
from S. Johns Episcopal church, were
completed TO-DAY Thc services. Which
are % he strictly private and attended
only by On. Immediate family and a
few Mc-long friends viii be conduct
e By the gcv. j Holmes McGUinncss
az $3.50 ?. nl.
The active pallbcsrers win be the six
men IN charge OF the various depart
nsnt Of MI Harriman's estate at
Arden ana Turner They are Charles
T. Ford. his general superintendent:
William Vincr manager OF the farm
at Arden; Williams Robbins. superin-
tsndent OF Mr. Harrimans stock farm
and IN general charge ~ his uottlns
horses at Goshen; +. w. Mandigo. bis
master carpenter; 4. +. Schritz. master
mason. and William A. Mcclellan SUI
Rerntendent OF the Arden farms dairy
company The list OF honorary pail
bearers has not yet been announced
THE GRAVE.
The millionaire's body will rest IN
srage blasted from the solid rock OF
the hillside This method OF burial
vas adopted when his eldest son, Ed
ssrd u. Hartman. IT,. was buried p
Years ago. The Hartman plot is In a
ar corner OF the graveyard and the
only spot IN the enclosure where tho
bfestono Of Tower Hin rises to the
surface Men began work today quar-
ring out the grave.
drilling rain began tht morning
ana the landscape presented a scene
IN consonance with the sorrow that
hangs over this portion OF the Ramapo
valley. Little or no work was done
today in the villages of Turner and
Arden The 200 or more workmen on
ne Hartman estate have been laid
Of until Monday.
Few Of them know or not whether
lhey ever will be allowed 10 return to
helr work bat anxiety regarding their
oAn future Is for the time being v.~--
shadowed by grief over the death OF
helI employer
w. A. Mcclellan superintendent OF
ne Hartman dairies told a gorup Of
Aorkmen a. the Turner station that
Dr. believed The work Of completing
Arden house and laying out the
Nounds would 90 on after the funeral.
tfcordng 90 Mr. Hariman's plans.
That was his WISH he said. and
believe u viii be carried out"
have lost the best friend I ever
had declared Mr. Mcclellan. and the
ps't Trend OF every man here"
res that's so. said several Of the
listener Therein never be another
boss like him.
ENGAGEMENT OF ESTATE.
The belief here is that the active
management OF The Tower hin inn
proyements WIN devoi,c nnon his eid-
~ daughter. Mary Hartman had al
gays been her fathers companion in
s walks and drives about the estate.
ne men say that In mental makeup
~ Hppfuach~s her father nearer than
IN. o. me other children.
"f hartman, it Is said. would be
tNN 10 return % the old Hartman
y. nome az the foot OF the hill which
iani'y occupied when they first
az lo Arden. 20 years ago. This
IN IS nalloWcd for her by the death
Az hlsi born son and the birth of
,f n,t Younger children. In spite
u.a i's 'astled magnihcence Arden
IN, nor VIII always recall the
fbs,lI, OF her husband. When the
came tncro on Aug g3 IA.
~ already DYING man Tic nous
hol cheerful association. Us
~ NalH. Dos rows 81 guest cham
tm nH'o never been used 10 enter
nv nN guests other than phvsiclanr
an. ,h.u ln the house 10 holp the
49, ID hi' last Fight and two on
hls closest business nseoeia,c.
A.. nosenoo was required bv INC Az
si,i. Wish 10 have no detail IN
tles "l o. vast interests he felt slhp.
non Dos rrasn. '''p
M laft man family has shut itscif
'''no in lts grief
INQUEST TO REPORTERS
no IiL Mc' lellan on their lehslf ,s,,.a
MAJ ia lti men 90 Turner TODAY A.
b. attempt To reach tbo bo,,sc
d.aa n,. mat for "A day or two the
fsib,r..h nearest rolatives who az
10 r,,ln Pa Arden house prefor,'S
o. business. W fither coincidence
ben te,t,s,sph station "a Arden has
oeto. f.pl busy since yo.torasr ne.
pans ~ y. shs'f of aympathv fron, IN
h.ar ~. IN, world. The kilograms 49,
htt,.' up me BIN ian batif|fr III
% M. ,, letters that began 40 no NM,
NE NAM" lWng. Tho ono -oerete,,. -,
ansaerlne Kept busy opening .nd
shs M Nl,sn messages. n I. nrnh
M hnlhl nonf Of nc fsn,ii, pi'p-
iansral " 'N leave Arden until after ths
'Nrs DEArH As
IA. M DiD EVERYTHING.
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