| Show DIED OF APOPLEXY N I P A Citizen Sum t Respected Cllzen Hastily mmd Away I EMJ CAJII niniuur J HIDOGLE I Jamts 3 Tipi Meets Death While 4 LJd 10 Jil DAlly 1 eccallation UrCllto I James Monrce Pper an aged and f p I respected clllrau resident In the itT It-T ward died nl about half I past seven oclock this Saturday 9 morning from a ttroko of apoplexy I He woe engaged lu performing hit 1 1 duties at day Janitor at Bishop Wm r U Pstatond oleo when the ummooo of the grlru reaper came lie was 01 1 k i Years of age and leaves a wife and 11 two children one of the latter a grownup 1 grown-up man 1 The dictated was n brother of John fi Iyptr of Nuphl and of the late Alex 1rper who for miuy yeara was police 11 rC eo justice 1 tills I city and a member ot Ibe City Council and who at tho r lki lime of lilt death was Bishop of tbo I Twelfth ward In this city James I d l Monroe Iyper was born February I 1 1633 In Large A yrshlre Scotland and was Ilse ouo of Alexander moll I Catherine Monroe Iyper Ha Joined 0 ulYJ LOI the Church I ol Jesus Corset of Latter W day H Onto In hit native land In the 11 year 1842 and a few years thereafter 4 came 10 America It ° was of Joined a High Tries April S7 I895 Tho do I ceated 1ms beau a resident uf Bal Iiiko City about thirty yeart lie baa Had quite an lnlere > tlug experience lu life Ian At one time ho won postmaster at t Kearney Nebraska For several years past the deceased has been In rather poor health tbouel I i be was able to attend rujuiarly to light I laho He nil been enraged at nay ji t Janitor at the Presiding lItho cilice Ill I said the buildings connected therewith 11 there-with and In that capacity as I fl well an In his home and ward 11 1 bIOIo has mJ really friends by uniform kindness pad faithful die nblloi Dtl lubdd ii costs of hit duty Many of Ibcn who have come lo Ulan at initial 4k giants during recent years and who found temporary accommodations sat A j the Immigrant home In the mains J yard while awaiting friends or decld A lug where to locate will remember I with klndllett feelings llrother 1 I Iyper Is for his courtesies to them 1 1 The hours of dulv il the deceased at 41 Janitor were from Q a m to 4 I m I he relieved the nlgutwalchmau at this Irtt named hour 1 waa bit place lo i dust and Prepare the ole rooms Ji which ware ready for uouupany ai 8 r clock At lull hour today the clrk j I tine and a few minutes later I noticed thai too Janitor J had not i fully 1 completed bit work This was much an unusual 1 thing that Inquiry q In-quiry was made a lo his where I i atjoult outtlde the bulldlMl but be could not be teen About 8i30 one uf the employee entered a room adjoining 1 adjoin-ing the main office and there taw the I I I niter laying I OI the floor From the It r amount of his mornings I work that had been completed I mutt bays I i bten about 730 when be reached tbe room where round Hit body was If 1 getllnx cold and Ihe Clark who gathered gath-ered around could not arouie him He I had been attlioked In an apparently pparDly A similar moor 00 a low ovulations olmlar hence that feature caused no special t alarm but tile condition I In which he t was louud being ulUerent to the other 1 occasions djm Dr C F Wilcox t was summoned lmme > lately Too physician used every Url to resuitl 1 cute him but the spark uf life bad lleJ te hpe tllp r Uebad Lied I apparently without pain I t and almost Instantly aa there was nut t Ibo slightest evIJeuotl of a struggle I or thai he bad moved lu the least from Ibe place on the flior where be fell I I A soon as It was detlnlttly ascertained ascer-tained that ho woo dead the family 4 was notified and Undertaker Josepu 10 E Taylor took charge ol Ibo remains removing them to the late residence or I the discussed 4 i The family of Brother Iyper have Ibo sympathy of a host of friends lu I their bereavement They alto have A Ihe satisfaction I of knowing that the 11 JI vtakg bo I I declined hat lived a bumble and ui rlghl life faithful to the cause ot A Chrltt which be espoused when be I I 1 was a boy between nine and Ian years 1 at age J 4 |
