The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-08-17
ng4TH ENDS MONTHS VOYAGE
CJI ,IDTNT OF CHILE PtSSES
mn tT BREMEN.
a.. just Completed voyage From New
NorA which BeEan Win shooting oT
Na,or GsynSS Angina PeetSrls
,,iiled Him TAFT Cables sympathy,

.., of Chile who was a passenger
.r 80. steamer KAiSer wilhelm der Gross
from New York on August q. died
.... - ~ " O'Clock tonight of angina
....-. He had b-Aen suffering from
.,.- trs@as. for some time and i was
.i..st ~ relief from il that he under
..... as journey TO Europe
~,>rI,un. chile. Aug "a. News ~ she
.rl.. ~ President Pedro Mont on has
,-r,a ~ Rrpmen has shocked the capital
N..- y was known at the time of his
a--,r'ur~ from here SIX weeks ago that
- "a. m Precanous condition. vet II
va. generally believed an ocean trip and
.r,.gs " scene would materially benefit
t. rra-ldeni S,rce he took once he
a. aNprr-s.'d a desire Tor travel that ne
might ,ps@rve how other countries have
,.,.r1red N comparison with his own.
NJ PARTICULARLY wanted tn see some
.brs II the United States. whose trade
-.arons with Chile have grown materially
n recent wears
O,--work for his nation - The direct
ff fFe~ldftlN NibbNN ur1tn "
h.s teen hrs y, CIV helming ambition to
-~a.a chile model South American re-
,lr... He work 81 for the development
- 'fa countrys natural advantages
Pre- '..sily every public bill he urged at
no at session 81 the chilean Congress
-. aimed a. trade development
rros dent Nontt invited foreign capital
Il v.s his influence that opened up many
: rHlrs mineral holdings 70 foreign
rar.'arsts IN recent years His advocacy
abroad development was responsible
~ AVID strides along this linz
Presl dent Months death will result IN
rn pnanee IN The policies 81 this Govern
wrni
T. = probable that Congress will con
ven. Tomorrow n pass resolution con-
--r~lng ih- Prsslf m dsmI'a No ar
ranE~mants have h~en made for th"
funeral The bodv will b. sent from Ger
many - New York thence to Colon and
arr1.- "a. I,rh'nus - Pan ana. where II
vt' b. transferred TO n chilean vessel for
r-ausporiauou - the capital
RrvEKLN Mass Aug 10 President
lar -snt tonight IN" following mesa <"
~ Nm- Mont widow 81 tn President
% |hIi.
Mrs Taft and I ar. greatly shocked
r. hear % the death of President MONT
.gr WELDON. vi.it - ~ A. Beverly -
r.'l tr' IN IN oar m nory
We extend 10 YOU oar heartfelt SYM
,A'hv IN vour -rrIt sorrow md We condole
with chile Va loss ~ her chief Magi-tra'e
and her gt-at statesman
MM ~ TAFT
President Mont =l,rad from N.S York
W the Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse ON
.-a morning Of ruesdly. August v. Mayor
.,avnor' was on the Kaiser At her pier
Hoboken ready 90 start ~ hts vacation
N James Gallagher shot him
y dent Mpntt a0i the Mtvor had
.y.rsed gayiy a few minutes before
G..',gner appeared.
90. chilean accompanied hy suite
n' Ut'Ie brown skinned officials. went on
nd me steamship half an hour before
.ug time Re knew that Mayor Gaynor,
On, b. had met was - he a passenger.
ae sought for him eagerly alfhg the
r-r.nade deck At last he sightAd the
r.ypr receiving Ia. farewells Of q group
Trials
t-Ga'- exclaimed the President uf
o. 90 We are 20 he travelling com
rar rs - il sos- and he shook hands
,.,.'.lv with the Mayor Mavor GaynOr
,.r'r,teI that they might have many
'f'.. l.'tsrs 81 stltecraft Ia talk over
You know he n ID 90 President MONT.
''ra' nnrng big city il pretty nearly
.-- r.uning a big country We have
y 'H tell each other
I..-ti.n' Mon,t made a Joking reply
. .,..' 20 hiz stateroom He had Jrist
n -. - 49, kaa
.. ... % Mayor Gsvnors side. having
.,. r..r.i 20 pose with the MaVor '"r
.. r..'"graph-rs when Gallagher ! e.
g. -rupuug Pr-<,dsnt Nont' was lie
.... first 10 summon medical aid Ne
.. .. " spanish 20 one ~ his aids 10
-. NDr'Anya. the physician Of the
a,. .drjv Not m good health him
.. Wa greatly shocked by the at
...r uu Mayors GaynoTs life He
a.. 90 earnestly that the Mayor he assured
svnpa'hy and his best wishes.
Ha 'pl sApeCtsd to remain IN Europe
... - huld up his health. Heart
w.. 'ad worried ham and he was weary
'. "HUplstrativa lAbors II was his
''a.. 'r - fa1s the waters at Bad Sau-
.. H. travel slowly about the Cont
~r' Ting a. much rest a. possible
.' want 10 resi-
'sr" wa- elected President ~
-.'a" until 1911 His was one of
DIP. I-iIuR shed families u the
p. 80, father. Don Manuel Mont
%. ...u"r President whose admins
$500. 'ru AID progressive Pedro
'.s Il Gated for the profession 81
cyan ms oare"r as statesman
. s'..'- - 'n" lower house of the
.uE-'s- 300 SIS. when he was
."t.- Y.I he was the Libsral
.f' N.r house until his election
."'"' ruaTr"r Later he became
... 90 8. ... ald chilean Minister
.F'ra
.r""1 rI- ',untry here nearly
."a.- IN and became familiar
..tnfry and IT. institutions
rod ~" United States and
'." 'ueuh.hip- with Amer
~ru IL was fond ~ New