The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-10-29
.CHAS. G. GATES
DIES IN STATION
Filamcicr Is Stricken with
Heart Disease Near
Cody. Wyo.
HAD BEEN OlT HUNTING
Only 81. He Was Known rs
Il Plungcr and Money
Maker.
LAVISH IN GIVING TIPS
Body will BE- Brought Here.
Where His Mother. Mrs. John
W. Gates. Lives.
LAVISH IN GIVING TIPS

W. Gates. Lives.
Copy. WNu. oct 2s-Charles q ,;at.A.
son OF John W Gates. died suddenly Of
heart disease at | 30 o'clock this after.
noon in the Burlington Railroad depot. u
mile from this place with companions
he had been hunting III tn" Wyoming
wilds. The party had gone to the depot
to take train for New York after
spending twenty FIVE days in the big game
country.
other members of the patty Were Nor
ror q. Irving. George Mathersrll. J. NJ
Williamson and MIR Heisler. The hunt
on which Gates and his party went ended
eight days ago. sine. which time they
were at a rustic lodge maintained by
lowston- Park
To-day at noon the party. servants and
baggage were taken across the Shoshone
River to the terminus OF III. Burlington
Railroad about a mile from cody
Gates was not feeling well and com.
planned frequently. suddenly he was
sripped by a CONFUSION
The physicians OF the party took
measures to relisv. him. but he died
within few minutes. The altitude and
exposure during the hunting trip are be-
leved to have fastened Gates's death
TIL. body was brought back To- town
and Will be prepared tor shipment East.
The companions Of Mr. Gates wer.
stunned by his sudden death II is prob
able that they will leave for the East to-
morrow.
The Gates outfit was the largest which
ever went from this place into the big
game country east of Yellowstone Park.
kiIIrd Lots "f Bix Game.
FIFTY nv. horses were used to carry the
camp equipag- ana party and ten guides
and camp helpers were employed Twenty
ny" days were spent III tn" mountains
about Thoroughfare Creek. and Gates and
his companions killed ten bull elk. n,-
deer. a grizzly bear and much other game
Twenty horses wer" required iu bring
out the meat and heads obtained hy tn"
hunters. No other killing of equal mag
nitude ever Was mad" in this section. the
bag obtained 10y the Prince II Monaco's
party recently being small in comparison
Gates was ioathe tn return to cINIliza-
tion II" and his companions fingered on
at the lodge after the hunt was over.
For several DAYS before the start Tor
hom. Gdtess health was not good. tut
not until the instant Of his death did tn.
physicisn who attended him b.lie,, that
he was in serious condition
Coroner Louis Howe said Tonight that
ba ~.
body ~ Gates necessary unless th.r.
should be som. subsequent developments
justifyine such AN inquiry. Gates before
he left for the depot spoke enthusiastic
cally Of his enjoyment of his Wyoming
outing aud said that he certainly would
b. ON hand next fall for another hunt
Charles q. Gates Vas "A man who knew
how to make money and who believed in
spending II, Long before John ". Gates.
his father. died the youthful broker was
known from one end Of the continent to
the other for his skilful stock manipula-
tions and for his disbursing procliviti.s
II. made spectacular trips In special
trains. he was always ready with a bet
at the racetrack, his automobiles got him
into much trouble. but he never worried
and always said that such things were
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off "A special train when tn. r,port,rs
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