The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-01
IOBN G, CARLISLE DEAD AT rs
sgcnFTaRY or TEE TREASURY
~ CLErHLANDS SECOND TERN.
speaker Of the House and senator From
Eentarsy H,s Health Net Coed
FoT . Year-GranddauEhter and
nauEhter.In-law NJ His Bedside.


Lob, Grimm Carlisle. former Speaker
~ the House OF Representatives. Cnitei
S,.,su Senator and Seoretary Of the
r-r..sprv in President ClsvelAnds second
characterization. died AZ 1880 O'Clock last
piEht IN hia apartments at the Hotel
N,lr,,t 4 West Thirty-flrst street. II"
h,J b.-,r falling rapidly the greater part
- chs. dAv. He suffered sinking spell
n.,v,,..n aud I O'Clock In the morning
,r,rn which he was reviv,Sl only hy the
,ss ~ oxvE,sn. IIis physicians Said at
IA. time that n could scArCsly - hopsi
cha, his s,r,angth would hold out against
.,,,h.r such attack. The second attack
oApls at go o'clock last night and II"
vo..krn,-i stea lily 60 the time Of his death
Ne Wa conscious. except when his heart
.rfion WA weakest. up 10 with II minute
~ TWO ~ hia death
Mr.. Carlisle was taken III last Novem-
her with an Intestinal trouble lie hal
,,,ra 20 New York from Washington "a
anpear before Master In ChanCcry in
the matter 81 Virginia against West Viz
g,nlA Mr.. Carlisle and former senator
Spo,nsr we're associatsNd with the Attor-
new GENERAL of West Virginia IN the
sction
Il was found necessary Co remove him
~ hospital, and he was taken tn
:, Nint-ants. where he remained until
February. when he was sufficiently i'm
nroy,sd 20 60 to IN. home of his grand
daughter. Mrs, Freterick lathrop Allen.
a, sol West End avenue He remained at
Mrs Aliens home until SIX weeks ago
He had gained greatly IN strength and
H.. "a al
He moved down 20 the Hotel Wolcott.
intending "a stav IN New York only long
enough TO wind up -ome business before
returning 20 his home IN Washington.
Las, Tuesday he was taken VI with an
acute attack ~ indigestion. DR.. Joseph
D. BRYANT Of ~ West Forty eighth street.
hls personal physician. was in the Bcrk
.hires Or Morris Carpenter "f 6i6
Madison avenue was summoned. aud
he remained with Mr. carlisle al
most constantly until his death Bv
Wednesday It was sa'n tha' 'he illness
uA~ even more serious than that ~ last
November Dr lan.wsv End others
GER. called IN cnu=ultainn and pr bryant
vas notified Dr Bryant reached New
York on FRIDAY AMI took charE" oi ~"
o4-a a.. remained With VIZ tarlisl"
niSht and day ny =" tho 'Iw" II MS death,
~r-h Or CARPENTER and th".urrs-~
IN addition 10 his intestinal tr"uHl"
and M. ,rl'. indigestion which brought
N his Snal illness Mr. Iarlis," suffered
fr3m slrc--sivr attacks " heart '-u'Ibls
AZ 4 also =uN"-rd from "a d"na IF ~" lungs
VIII HIM ~ nls lns' hours besides IN,
physician w"r,, NJ daught"r-In-hV. Mr..
william X Carlisle. and her daugh'"-~.
Mrs All.n and Mrs Louis sherman
Prtkin. the la''-r 4 New Haven. and
william T. curtis whu WIS assistant
Secretary II ia" Treasury under Mr.
CARLISLE and Vns l,.s friend II many wears.
The grandson 'ohu g. carlisle. VI II
N Jagan
Tn. body Will go taken 'n-day - NJ
Carlisle horn" ~ 't7H y st-eHt. y W
Washington From 'he~o y will b."
taken on n CovinCfon Ky who" thu
burial will - uu Wednesday
John a. Iar,~I" ha1 '"tsad 80 he n
national fgur" .0nC og". but Tor many
years ~ hia ne ho commanded public
s-'ention thrugsNru IN" country ~
reason ~ h's service AZ Washington
w she HOUSE and ~ the senate aud finally
IN ,he Cabinet whore he WIS President
Cleveland Secretary = ~" Treasury
IN Mr. Clev"'aui's second term u"
spent his Younger wears N ht> ntt'v"
state II k"ntICNv. hIs midi" M" ~
NdNIlnEt 70 hiu nv ld''ef N'l.' no NJ"
Nork IL held public o"lO" r'1r'irallv
all 'he tine irrm he 'wan'v- f'h wear
n his stN'v -'hIri having served IN IN"
Assembly and ~" senate ~ Kentucky
usfore ne was sent - Washington MIR
arlisle wAs tho son e n farmer and was
born IN Se3tsnb er : ls3i n Campbeil
nov ken'on county. ken'rCNv ""
sent 20 N" Common school and studied
~ HON" after driving III" plough Then
ne taught scrcoI and a. ms leisure studied
ar. lie removed - Csviurflu Nv
and became clerk in the aw ONCE &
Cos " Stevenson and was admitted
- The taT wnan h" was . velrs old
He was already familiar with T0'it,rs
aud the n"y' YEAR ne VS. elected 20 ~"
over house & the KENTUCKY 1ayis =
'urs who're o served four terms lie
declined . 10" a Presidential elect y
- ~" D"mocratir tlcNe' in iSS' In
lssS he was elected - tho state senate. |
and 10 was r""l"ct~i 20 thai rodv
IN is6S b." was n d"loRat" ~ Iarga ~ !
'hs na'ignA' Democrst,r convention held |
N New YORK C,'v and u $50 BE- vas one f,
~ tho alternate Tlld"n ".oCtOrs NJ 'arRs
from Kentucky He was Iicut"aaut- !
governor 4 k"n'ICkv from 1871 a. 1875.
HIS ~'a'" sent him 20 the H1us" ~
Ref -'s"n'a'iv"s N the For y-ffth Con .
gr'->s I'D 'h"rn fr- many wears ha fought
nd" v sd" with Roger q Mills o. Texils ?
and william Y NOrrl-pn = Illinois. Ggh'- .
rE 'h" Republicans alwnys and the Demo !
'Ns ---v-"l sh'h Congress Clr!i-l" pustsd /
EarfIll as Speaker and h"0ame Speaker |
- he n NIS' After the death 81 senator |
Box kentucky elected Mr. Carlisle M
MS sIc0"s-r- 10 the F-i"ral senate His /
p"V"r vius So great that y was supposed |
that m al. probability Kentucky would keep /
hiiL ~ -" S''ut'" un'll r.s death. failing
rofn" extra Urinary political TuptUrr /
Nn"r. after -" cainIalgiI - ~? In which /
p" VIZ very ur'.vr ~ q counsellor here
. Sew I"fG. Vh"r" the Democratic mead
ava r"'- "aa hr accepted III" Treasury /
l.''f'... .'"rad hv Mr. Cleveland
Ir.N ~ isisi a movement was started |
.. 'H"m VI tIrlI~." FOR 'h,. Democratic !
'r"s'd"n'ln. O. nIluHi.un n Tire newt IA
oral COMMIT r.I' he declined e. enter /
.'" '.r" III. u.t.ie sr.-.ch'.s IN that cam 7
3D. -, ''.Irh Vhl. still Secretary e
''" Ir"7FI~v. nod once when zr-aking
- H meet 10 M CovlnR- on hi Old home
TO- rs "Fg"i ana mot h..d hv a hu-til.. .
o. vi = Rrvarl'"-
'''"f 90" "yI. ~l'Ior = ~ term ~ pHl,.'
- ~"-r"'Hry % -" Treasury n" r,s'irned
''' r-'"f.n'' 70 %. law and on N;a-rh 10