The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-10
JAMES j. HILLS COMMENT.

| New foFk, sept. S.--JdllleS J. Inn
said: | have done a good deal OF
business with Hartman. Some, YOU
know, has been rather strenuous. SO
II know him pretty well. He did the
work OF several men. He never lett
anything undone. There are few
whose place it will be harder to fill
No serious financial disturbance
should result. Hartman would not
leave affairs so situated that wolves
could prey upon them. In view OF
the suffering which Hartman faced so
bravely, believe he is happier now
The American people are unlikely to
forget the gerat work accomplished
for them
Wealth Not His Goal.
Newburgh, n. Y, Sept, 9.-Former
Governor Odell. Harriman's closest
friend. said: Wealth wasn't his
goal Rather, he aimed to do things
that would make his name synony-
nous with the broadcast national
progress. His life was devoted essen
TALLY to building up rather than tear
ing down 1t is pleasure 10 know
that the unreasoning public clamor
raised against him has turned into
popular approval before he died
Workmen Show Feeling.
Arden, n. Y, Sept. 9.-The secrecy
maintained at the Hartman resi-
dence was unbroken to the very end.
The news of his death was conveyed
TO New York before it came to Ar
den. 1t was a shock when the voice
lat the telephone on the hill replied:
Eyes, Hartman died at 3; So, Hun
dreds of workmen on the estate
learned of the masters death later
when the page announced: You may
all quit work. Hartman is dead.
The workmen dropped their tools and
.trudged silently to the fiat cars which
descended on the inclined railway.
Hartman brother Orlando said
that Hartman will be buried in the
family plat of St. Johns Episcopal
church at Arden. He will rest beside
his eldest son, Edward H, Jr., who
died twenty-five years ago.
Funeral Sunday.
The funeral will be held Sunday
afternoon and will be strictly private
Or. lyle issued no statement con
corning the illness and the cause of
death, but four per0sns stated there
was no operation They are Harri-
mans sister. superintendent Ford
and Mcclellan. of the estate, and Har-
rimans personal secretary in the
Union Pacific offices.
Judge Lovett Not Present.
R. S, Lovett, chief counsel OF the
Union Pacific and Southern Pacific,
did not erach Tower Hill in time for
| a last farewell to his chief. Judge
Loyett, who spent practically every
might since last Sunday at Harriman's
home returned to New York this
morning as usual and was not on
Ihand when the man whose mantle he
| lilA wear vi lie HAS HttH SiiphtH vi
as Harriman's successor-breathed
his last. Lyle issued a statement
/ this morning that the patients condi-
tIon was unchanged, but in the after
noon he was dead
No Operation.
An undertaken from Turner tonight
performed the last service human
hands render to the dead before in.
terment One man who assisted the
Iembalmers said the body bore M
sins Of any recent oeration.
! News in London.
London, Sept. .-Harriman's death
is the leading feature in London news.
papers The opinion of financial cir
cles is that the disturbance in stocks
here will be only temporary and
islight, some even thinking there will
be an upward reaction. Market val
uses dwindled during Harriman's ill
ness and speculative commitments ii
American securities have been small
here,