J.D. McCabe
Arizona Silver Belt
April 16, 1892

The almost simultaneous announcement of the sudden death of 
District Attorney J.D. McCabe and the probably drowning of 
George A. Newton in the Salt River caused this community a 
painful shock. Judge McCabe was in his usual good health, 
apparently until after supper, when he suddenly became faint 
and lay down on a sofa. Alm9ost immediately there was a 
violent hemorrhage from the mouth and when Dr. T.S. Collins 
arrived he found Mr. McCabe extremely weak and beyond medical 
succor.  Restoratives were administered but the patient 
continued to sink until about 9 o'clock, when the end came.

Dr. Collins expresses the belief that the hemorrhage was 
from the stomach and that there was in all probability an 
internal hemorrhage into the bowels. Judge McCabe leaves a 
wife and five young children for whom the greatest sympathy 
is felt by the people of Globe.  The funeral will take place 
from the family residence this afternoon at 3 o'clock.


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