New York World (Newspaper) - October 30, 1897, New York, New York Weather PAIR C Mcola Teslas Wond New that Clears the Skin of All THE GREAT SUNDAY MAGAZINE Circulation Books Open to NO Circulation Books Open to liy the Freda I New York Weather FAIR e Lady of Golder A Romance of Riverside IN THE GREAT SUNDAY WORLD MAGAZINE NEW I HENRY GEORGE CUNT In Greater New York CENTS of Greater New York Jersey City on Ee Expires in the Union Square Hotel from an Attack of OF HIS fie Followers Who Were so Faithful to Him Will Now Probably Turn Their Eyes to Seth His Political Henry George died at the Union Square nt ten minutes before fivo clock A stroke of apoplexy was fata to Nothing more dramatic tlian the of this who was fighting for ic rights of all has ever occurred In New York nothing has ever pro incited sorrow deeper or more when men read yesterday morning that Henry George iwas they shed tears men who are sup to he rough because they have had to work wept You who read tills can understand how they why they Look in lipon your own commune with your own and you will find yourself throbbing with full of sorrow that such a man has been CURIOUS Well go Into tills fight If I die for said Henry when ho was for Mayor of Greater New And ho went into the light against the against against He was the first man to tei the truth about He pierced their Chides with his shafts winged with truth he wounded them to the And died In the fight died for the principles he Attack George shouted He is doing us most Attack iorge Attack George Platt to his to his Hes man who will beat us Henry George Is dead Seth Low Seth Low Is Henry Georges They stood for the same principles they stood together In the light I against Croker and Again and again bad Henry George snid His utterances must be taken as Ills will and They express what proved to be his dying GEORGES LEGACY TO If I thought I could not win I would say vote for said And again I have nothing to say against Seth I would like to smash the machines as well as I If I thought I could not win I would say vote for Such utterances are really Henry Georges last They bequeath to Low the armor with which ho had girded they place In Seth Lows hand the sword that has fallen from his dying Again George said Whon Crokers power Is cut at tho base I will attend to If he has come by his money honestly he will have nooning to If he has If the power In my hands enables me to discover where he lias not got It and he can be punished for I will put the machinery in I cannot hope to do that as u private It Is the power that Croker wields that makes people to their If I am elected I will have testimony available that is not available for the reasons I have LOW WILL HAVE THE SAME POWER TO INVESTIGATE AND I HE WILL DO SO IP ELECTED He will attend more especially to George in The World Henry Georges life led the superb his Who cares now for the doctrines ho taught and you bel eve them true or It is the the who appeals to his fellow countrymen it is the method of his death that so deeply touches their HIS DECLARATION OF He lived to direct the thoughts of his fellows to tho most tho highest economic questions he crowned his life with a new declaration of in dependence directed to the bosses who throttle liberty he died struggling for the good of On Thursday Henry George was malting speeches telling the truth about Croker and At the Central lie was his breath ins was his brother assisted him to mount to the Ho returned to his hotel at and ate a light He retired before 1 oclock yesterday At oclock he was taken suddenly His his restlessness his who Im mediately sent for James Georges who lives ut 117 East Although he resides at that distance Dr Kelly arrived at the hotel In half an But he quickly saw that George had been stricken with that he was that his condition admitted of no intervention or George was for same By his bedside his wife Kelly and August THE SCEN TJ THE DEATH bending over her spoke fondly to He seemed to understand her he answered That Is the last word he Ho sank Into unconsciousness remained in that condition for an and died at His who loved him ad mired who was his was utterly prostrated by her grief br her Into another room and Insisted that she go to bed Telegrams were sent to Georges to his intimates to tho managers of his But the telegram sent to Georges John Valentine who lives in did not reach him A stranger Fourteenth street informed John Valentine George that Henry was But the shock that John Valentine George suffered was scarcely greater that dealt to Henry Georges to those who have been denting With him In this to every man and woman who have watched Henry George In his struggle against the who have sympathized with h m have cheered him Tom who has worshipped and studied at Henry Georges feet simply cried like The writer of this article saw a man buy a news paper at the New York entrance to the Brooklyn Bridge and read n it that Henry George was This man began to the tears filled his blinded rolled down his This Is absolutely true you can be lieve It theres no to assure you of for doubtless the same sorrow the same sympathy moved you as moved all New York the same thought came to you as to this roughly clad man at the Brooklyn Bridge WAIL OF THE A man Is A good A brave man is no That same sincere deep honorable to the men who felt it was displayed by those who gathered before the hotel where Henry body Hundreds rf his assembled Men the steps and spoke passionately of the virtues of their leader u i P jH I bi w y Henry Nominated to Suc ceed the Law Making the Substitution of Low PLEDGED TO FOLLOW IN HIS FATHERS The New Election Law Prevented the Jeffersonians from Substituting the Name of a Man Already a Candidate But Many George Men Go to The World is doing a splendid It is for it is for It believes X in in honest in the uplifting of the It is a good thing for all of us that The World is here and that it is a mighty made by Henry George to William Manager of the Jeffersonian Democracy a few hours before Mr xi George toid of tho of his of his unselfish love for his quoted ills words before he inn f r Mayor of New York UK WK 1110 TMK GOUU TUB CAUSE IF YOU AND I SII JULD L1 II And so nun e to who listened until tho speakers own emotions overcame choki The managers of Georges campaign were dazed for a while by the denness of the They met and mend sympathy and to saying of him who had been snatched from them lie as Abraham Lincoln at his defending the inalienable rights of having In part recovered their the Campaign Committee of the Democracy of Thomas Jefferson met and nominated Henry In his fathers Henry the built on tne lines of his filled with the same stood in the chamber of tho dead when the committee Informed him they had put him in his fathers place to light his fathers good HE WILL FIGHT ON THE OLD I will stand by the pledges my father said the younger George I will stand on his This was not made unt II after much Some of the A Genuine Next f the creates clothing operators In New have arranged for a great overcoat sale to take place today at their corner Broadway and Park Twelve hundred mens fine blup and black Kersey overcoats will be sold ut regular many of them silk and satin sizes 34 to 44 breast Also 600 men s at fully worth Also SOO pairs nt mens striped worsteds and at n value Sale starts promptly at 9 oclock this thf coner Broadway and Park to Tile a civil engineer of national be came violently Insane In the Great Northern Hotel Overwork is said to be the cause of his Thayer built many of the Western rail roads and was widely known among railroad The Sulphur Avon noted for rapid euro of Sanl leaders of the George movement advocated Soth Lows nomination for Mayor on the But tho majority opposed to They expressed their determination to make their orsi permanent and said boya nomination would he fatal to Its perp filiation It would help Tammany that above the spirit of Henry George should and would animate his fol and that they will vote for tin son as they would have voted for tho As soon as the news of Georges death men who admired him bethought themselves to build a fitting monument to his memory perhaps to endow n memorial that will be worthy of Mayor Strong instantly con to so did Mayor of Island so did men in all walks of Joseph Pulitzer at once gave It was thai the funeral be solemnized In the City Mayor Strong highly approved of this but it Is Impossible to hold the funeral In ihe for that building Is dismantled by the preparations malting to accommodate the new municipal Such were some of the evidences of the profound of the deep and sincere sympathy Inspired by Henry Georges sud and And that that was felt all over this AND OP of HENRY I certify that I attended tho from to 1S97 that I last saw him alive on the 20th day of at 5 oclock and that to the beat of my knowledge and belief ihe cause of death nan as written Chief Contributory Duration of hilf Witness my hand tho 20lh day of Signed 117 East Thr Louis evening and Sun dav a larger In city of Louis than any other paper To Cure n Cold In One Laxative Quinine All drue gists If I tj Death came gently to Henry The wearied brain was stricken an ho and he did not know the messenger had In a little room at the Union Square his as It en the political battlefield he filed lik a soldier in the heap of car George occupied with his wife an apartment adjoining that used by tho Executive Committee directing tho campaign of the Jeffersonian Democ The big bod nearly filled the loor space of the which was plainly an abiding place of tho most temporary It was a few minutes before 1 when the leader lay down to He quickly toll into a deep George went to but tha excitement of the nights campaign had unnerved her and she slept She was readily awakened at her husband moved uneasily and She arose George was writhing as If In pain and his His face was not hut won a troubled That something serious was the matter was told by bis labored and George pressed tho electric annunciator again and again until the night knocked at her George Is very said she please get Kelly Warner sent a telephone message to the and then called Henry whose room was on ho floor HENRY GEORGES LAST The sufferer seemed to bo half but did not open his As his wife and son bent over George asked him some question of af or To this he replied in a but It was his last Although James the family lives at 117 Kast lie reached the patient within half an He is said the after a quick There is nothing to bo It Is Goorge naw lay as If in a deep He was A been despatched for August a personal friend and lha financial manager of the at his 112 East Sixteenth and for Tom the Hotel Lewis arrived at the suf ferers side at live minutes before all was It Is the said turning to those who stood around the A few m mites later Tom the and bighearted capital the friend and supporter for years of the philosopher who lay hur ried Into the had already been and at the tho stilled form and the prostrated he burst Into By this time half the people In the hotel had been and many of tho guests gathered in the halls tho suite set apart for the campaign of Georges personal following to arrive were Frank and Edward who Joined those at the BY George was led to an adjoining room by her son Henry and She was In i state of Tho shock and the suddenness of her affliction had prostrated by Kellys she was put to The telephone and telegraph wires had now carried the news to relatives and here and in distant and by ij it had spread along tha In the vicinity of the A crowd began to gather in front of tho which grew and grew as the clay came Many of those to whom the news was told u the It was only a political de and It was not until they had joined the others In front of the hotel that they believed what they had By some mischance a despatch to John Valentine a brother of tle was not promptly delivered at his home In He had left ills brother lato the night and he arose early and break without receiving i warning of the Tin came on a bridge car at 9 and went uptown on a Third avenue L An he stepped on Fourteenth street from the station ha was by a man holding a newspaper in his TO MIS What do yon think Tammany do now asked the man of to whom he was a whats the now Henry Goorge is replied the When he noted what ha thought a look of incredulity on the face of Ihe other he hero It Is in the ill tho same holding up the Evening George wis FO dazed that be not read the big There was a before his and he not The stranger saw the effect of Ins information and that he had given it to one much Me nas much taken But you he said you cant always believe everything thats with which ha turned about and hurried George ran to the Union Square He saw the crowd and knew the As he stepped in the door a friend told him tho sad The shock could have come to no one greater force than to John From the beginning of the campaign he was ever at his brothers In the heartbreaking when the as he often on the brink of the brothers arm supported He looked to the candidates creature comfort as only a faithful valet would and his In Henry Georges home at Fort Hamilton his son the and his Misses Car ie and were at when the mess age telling them of their fathers They started at once for tha By 10 when they reached the the scene there was one of greatest A OP CHEAT lobby and halls were filled with The campaign managers had not recovered from the shock of losing their courageous candidate and and were almost helpless in their efforts to meet the conditions and create new Scores of newspaper men ran about seeking and the men forming the headquarters machinery of the organization hurried about the corridors In the attempt to bring order out of chaos Personal friends of the family came in carriages anil Not less than two bundled women passed In at the street entrance to carry sym pathy to the widow and her To Henry the trial was especially He had early been told that he might be asked to shoulder the father had Continued on Second unwillingly GEORGE received by The unsolicited within ten of his Strong March Steckler Photo by New BRYANS GRIEF AT THE DEATH OF He Receives the News from The Response by Telegraph Expresses the Universal Sorrow at the Death of So So Pure and So Brave a By h ihe of The have just your despatch announcing the death of Henry The Jenness tha su n nons will mike mure keen thi sorrow which the will feel at the death of so so pure and so bavi a By his own genius hi mde his name faniliar to the reading public of the world Those who agreed with his theories found in him an ideal while those who opposed him admitted his ability and his moral He was one of the foremost thinkers of the His death will prove a loss to society and
