The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1911-05-04
Daughter Of Millionaire
Daily Dies in New
York Today.
WAS in MONTANA
When Taken Ill was Rushed
by Special Trains to
New York.


Brown, daughter Of the late Marcus
DAILY. Montana copper king and null
timillionaire, and the wife of a Bal.
timore attorney, died today, after q
wild ride on a special train from Mon
tana to secure relief in a New York
hospital. She failed to rally after
reaching New York City.
New York City.-Mrs. Carol
Brown, Of Baltimore, the eldest
daughter of Marcus DAILY, ended here
last night her flight from the thin
air of the Montana mountains with
death almost the victor. A tank OF
sea air and the heavier atmosphere
brought no revival of her waning
strength, and physicians at the bed
side gave little hope for her recov-
cry.
The private car in which she was
rushed to the sea level, reached the
Grand Central station at 6 o'clock. A
few minutes later Mrs. Brown was
on her way to the Fifth avenue home
of her mother, Mrs. Daily. Physicians
I. were awaiting here, and last night
they held a consultation.
I'VE do not know exactly what is
the nature of Mrs. Browns ailment,'
it was said. Her heart is not regu-
lar"
Chicago.-At a cost of approx
mately IS, OOO-about 50 a mile 70,
the 2,45O miles of her long journey
Mrs. Margaret Daly-Brown, eldest
daughter of Marcus Daily, the Mon
tana "copper" king" and wife OF
Henry Carroll Brown, banker and
well-known society man of Balti-
more, Md, was whirled into Chicago
Thursday evening on a special train
over the Chicago, Milwaukee & st.
Paul Railroad. In less than an hour
her private car was attached to train
No. IA of the Lake Shore Road, and
started again on It's swift journey to
New York.
This mountaineering ride, which
was made with no regard for expense,
was begun at Butte, Mont, the home
OF Mrs. Browns family. The start
was made on a special train Tuesday
evening at s o'clock. The utmost
secrecy was maintained as to the ma
ture of Mrs. Daly-Brown's illness,
but it was stated by friends of the
family that she was in a dangerous
condition, and her brother, who &C.
companied the sick woman, expressed
the greatest solicitude about reach.
ing New York as quickly as posi-.
BILE.
43 Miles an Hour Made.
The run from Butte to st. Pau
was made owe the Puget Sound ex'
tension of the Chicago, Milwaukee
& st. Paul Railroad. Over this line
the special was rushed on as fast 8
schedule as conditions would allow
an average of at least forty-three
miles an hour-the record for this
division-being made from Butte tt
st. Paul. On the a with Mrs
Daly-Brown and her brother was {
physician from Butte, Mont, witt
several nurses.
The train passed through Aber
deem, S. D., Wednesday night at $3.50
o'clock and reached st. Paul, Mimi.
at an early hour Thursday morning
When the special stopped at St. Pau
for a few minutes a st. Paul physi
clan and Henry Carroll Brown, thu
sick woman's husband, stepped OF
board. The St. Paul physician &C
companied Mrs. Daly-Brown to New
York.
Stopping only a few mintes in ST
Paul, the special was hurried on it
way to Chicago, leaving Minneapoli
at 1926 o'clock Thursday morning.
Spends Hour In City.
Here in Chicago there was n,
change of cars. The Daly-Browl
, special car was switched from tn
st. Paul yards to the Lake Shor
Railroad and attached to train Nc
IA and at 3 o'clock in the afternoon
less than an hour after reaching tn
city the sick woman was. again O,
her way to New York City.
While no definite statement as t
the nature OF the daughters of tn
Montana mining millionaire was Civ
en- out by either husband or brother
relatives Of the sick woman in Ne,
York said last night:
"Mrs. Daly-Brown was overcom
lat Anaconda, Mont, where she wa
visiting. It is thought she sufere
la heart attack brought on by alt!
tude-Anaconda, you know. is z
1000 feet above sea level-and 1t be
came imperative to get her to til
level Of the sea as soon as possible
Mr.. Brown was informed Of hi
wife's illness and he left at once fc
St. Paul, where he Joined the part
on the special train"
Miss Margaret Daily was Marie
to Henry Carroll Brown. we'll know
banker and society leader Of Bait