Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-10-31

vino s,nma4n& NE pre-conVentlon
Tart tsEho9nn4n cnnIAalaR. tald;
"A efeat lnen nssd good man has
T Ma senais 1. lsobart widow I'd
foFEncr Nlee President Hobart eR-
tended her sympathy as zone vhq
eoula nlllg appseeiait your great a'ss
reTiSss yles Egsslasn, ana 3ss.
EslreaIsl 1slq s s..,. igsea nm as1. Is ..,
trusirfui ruhIla Nbrvani.s
aSsesnos isen 81 New Jersey
sent the feilpwin9 telegram;
"In coKhmRpu With the whole oOun-
try, Mrs, Wflaon and have hqan
deeply shocked ~ the death bf Wee
thy. @ ~.
utlcs a Asafnlns today ehe dean,
os Vice frssidsns Samss scheoiSaii
M ahSs,a.'s death occurred iaSs
night at ntt3 ~ the family residenTe,
OF llright'a niatneo complicated With
disease ~ t&& haast and hasdSnias
OF the aFtsrIob, following porlod gfl
more than tWhnfg-f0nr hours OF al
most total ptcpnBclousnos
Exasaed w6hiSt functlonavy Though
he was. ho Nas known 20 UtIcans an
Jim" flhoripnn. Indeed In moat
cases the surname was dropped and
a common exchange Of BalutationI
nmonE ehA older residents today wasI
Poor slm. a gune." All city nagaI
were lossstsc g half mast % the ne.
la proniInanf factor IN many busIneps
enterprises In the city and the offices
OF such concerns were closed for the
day.
Many neauagsa oE coincidence were
received here daEinE tho night Gno
C1utlnued 10 pour In today from 81
p9rtS Of the country: They inclede
ltelegrams from President Taft, Cob
Roosevelt and most OF the men ~
/ public life. The messages of Hympe-
thy began % arrive even before, Mr..
Sherman actAlatlg had parsed 9wny,
but all nuOA we're for the time wtth-
held from the family,
Since the beginning Of the illness
of his chief Harry DevendOrf, who
for the last eighteen years has bees
Mr.. Bherman'e private secretary, has
been Constantly with him and he 10
J now giving chose attention TO all dea
tails pertaining 10 the late vice prent
ldents atfalrs and 70 the approaching
The people of this city have seen
comparRtively little Of Mr.. sherman
for the last year. He left here FOR
! washington early In December. 1911,
!, pnd was 70 constantly occupied with
hfg dnaiQv that ne was unable 70 visit
@ os S Sr.vges y tna to M Nv rtturn VI nv hSSs
es the 6aElRhing tef Mis- flnal illncsA
lat s-,a -. :. ssas.is a n Z, ~ =,
Il Z NoE until IL bedainc evldf sllkl
9tht crisis was apprOachlDS dld hln
! Iphyalclane I make known the fact tllet
MOeHo he cnsna noar dying at that
! place. Or. " II. Peck said today
that Mr. sherman had not been there
} ltwenty-nonF hours when he hechsIso %
IN that for 4 time his life was de-
! SPARED OF, When, however, no Fee
turned 10 Utica the Ipwcr altlttdq z
} land the agreeable aurroundintr had
the effect OF rapidly Fevlvlng hiTl.
Gradually his trips downtown Nt4M
less frequent and ne scarcely had bebn
seen, outside Of his own reBldet1qe
, since his appearnnc0 In the puhite
park here IN August Co make rcsponee
To the official notification OF hib fes
IL was not. however, until last BunQ4F
: that lntimatlons began 10 DO recetyot
4 OF his extremely critical condition. ~,
! ways averse to publlc notice, shq yApf
Z presidents family seemed 20 altfinA
I especially from all publieation gon'
7 cernlng his physical condition.
Even when DR. Janeway, the New
!. York specialist. came 20 visit hin
: October 90, he was enabled 10 cOidl
: and go without attracting public ~
ltention. Tho vice presldentg phyni'
u ctanS have been awase, hoWaver, fQI
y 1.-THE past fortnight that the Bttalnds
Q had made rapid headwny ana MI n
i them feared that II soon must enc
= Fatally. Sfe
= DR. Peck, who has been N pUnstsn
lattendance on Mr.. Sharmans hne nHl
: little hope for him f0r weeks. Aq
i however, was not without HOPS 4
i p0gtponlng che flnality 30 long -
i Twas pOssitih 10 induce the kl0Hesfn 4
y nerfOrm any considerable p0ftioN q
I fsheif natuFai fanetipaa.
When they fsiied In this ro1pegt II
o frankly stated that the end could ny
bo long poatponod. 1900.
III Not until yesterday moFniDa, hpt
y ever, did hc bncunfe willing 70 aNHt6
4. that his patienfe iife waa uea4Hegl
n by hours. HakIng worked wttlgA
a avail the greater part ok s1e fil4lt Ha
ftefe 10 induce action ~ ts1e kidn7fi
= BP. Peck took the fsfet oppeEstlNli j
y 10 make known 20 the family ana y
a lniI ether lnuuirors tho actuab Bpnel
T. sion confronting him. 6f
|eR Now that Mr.. sherman d CONS o|
faot "a recalled that ha Was RlINf
h AZ mRDh concerned IN ti1e pfDaoVND
aR clean sports - he was ~ tie 44tel
N nHn1ent 0g business inteE04ts
81 a4 eclally noted a. q p4Hehal.
taN6 ~ would suspend hN4l Nnnq n
stifno 10 200 sood Same. tlt ~