The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1911-01-25

WIS Hlllu tndnneTeu, Dnt SP'iil'u W p'
suffering from delusions. told him SO.
Itwas then he told me Of the Phillips book.
speaking. however, in Il way almost i'm
personal"
Mr.. Adamson told Goldsborough 10 So"
the police at the Mercer street station "
he were troubled further.
From diary for 1911 N which Colds
borough had been making entrees daily
since the beginning Of the year until last
SUNDAY, il was learned AT the District At
torney's Office Yesterday that the violinist
had begun the year bv making entries
of a rambling nature about Phillips
Beneath MIR Phillips : name Goldsborough
had written the sentences He is my
enemy" He is an enemy to society"
" appeared also from the sentences
scribbled over period of twenty two
da,s that Goldsborough had read MIR
Phillips's writings and that some Of them
had displeased him. II was gathered
that he particularly was displeased with
intimations that women Of wealth and So
cial position smoke cigarettes and drink
too much.
Miss Goldsborough. "A sister of the sui -
eide, arrived from Washington yesterday
~ hDoii was ultl bN john FUTT. Jr
q cousin. and driven to Mr. Farr's home
at 10 Lexington avenue Miss Colds
borough came here to take charge of
Goldsborough's effects and accompany
his body to Washington. She decided
TO stay in town until to-day The body
was sent to Washington at midnight.
Neither Miss Goldsborough nor any
OF the family" said Mr. Farr yesterday.
will have any statement to make until
they have recovered from the shock
of the tragedy"
Mr. Farr said that none Of the Colds
borough family knows Mr. Phillips Cor
oner Holtzhauser gave permissonte Miss
Goldsborough to collect and take with her
the effects of her brother in his room
at the Rand School Of Social Science
In the room. which is very small and
cheaply furnished. were many bits of
paper which showed Gold-borough fond
ness for writing his name Scattered all
about were these scraps, some with merely
the name Fitzhugh Coyle Goldsborough
written upon them and with the rest
Of the paper blank, others with the name
written four times to form a SQUARE. or
many times to form the spokes of a wheel
hhrlf were S'ld VI itldhuSCIlIt ABOUT
the room also, most of them verses that
the suicide had written. One verse ran:
A 1.-the imperial form and. oh. what hands
For preludng loves oden golden Law
What wonder that found myself at bav
With fate in youth : EXTREMIST tiger lands
Though round us pulsed no ardent Eastern
scene
Mid hydr 1headed tolls enormous shrines
n tnn oh ,nl
sheen
We s'rolIed. your hand my pleading hands
between
Or themes were bitter sweet and are these
lines
Poor solace for that midnieh,- might have
been
On the wall was a crude pen and ink
drawing of a man and a girl. technically
little better than high school bov mi ght
do. II was signed with Gold-borough'S
name
Mr.. Phillips was on, Of the Indiana
group of story tellers composed of Booth
Tarking on Meredith Nicholson, George
AIDE. Charles Major and others who
started life between Lake Michigan and
the Ohio River \ few months over i3
years Of age, he had written twenty
novels and many magazine articles
Some of the novels ranked among the best
selling books Of fiction of their year and
hia work was sought nv ,nap, 1in. pub
fishers
He had ,akep r,,ba- ady,no.d e,r,rnd
nm social nrohlams wban b. haoan 70 t,,rn
on, nowels and nisces fnr tho iodicais
Tarkina aton Ada Nicbolson ,nd IN. n,ba-
Indianans whose i;terary wort hrouyb,
"a mo 70 ,bar, ,,o,,i..d ~ so,;ai ,rol,i.iS,r,s
in tho;r fction bnt IIr pbillins wro' a in
most casos win ~ n',rno.., Ja u,,s n
r.oi;s+ w. honad 10 90 -, ,,tii, i,,s 80
msnnsrs hy drau;na a SranL ond ~
,ines uglv pict,re M; condi, ions ~ b,. s,w
them svaar,l of his hasi Knew hnoIIS
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sor E.w- ,non. tb.,n, v.r. s.a,.S d..
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,oi;,ou Nc ,,S, -, - or,ini,s hic,
bo maI,.d ssTSa -, ", " ,h,, $500,
Ha ass,,n,.d 'ha, 80, - So -. ,,aro
rreraj,, toll os iarea "'n,:no,'atianS a,S ,h.
articles made air w. aa;d COW.
e;me az, f,ar~ard ,h.i Nr ph,Iline d.r;~ad
a srsa. par, ~ h;s ,nrormn,inp srnn, a,'
enshus;.s' wbo TOOL, Snr cd all
TIA. d;dn', exist nnd th.. Nr pb;II;ns
nccentino the insormatinn az accmrata
wrote With sinneTiiw and earne.tness
.The Treason nf The SENATE had a GOOD
deal ia do with the decadence OF the violent
rvne ~ muck raking
H. Ph;il;ns vas horn i, Nad,sop Ind
an October a, iss7 TWO wears before
Rooth Tarl, ;nuton beuan i;fe a. the orher
and ~ NC oid Ind;ansnoiis and Madison
railroad Afrer he was gradua,ed from
.ha N,a;-an I;ob SohocI n. ,,.n, n