SUDDEN DEATH!

Milton E. Heller Succumbs in an Antwerp Hotel

Word was received here Tuesday after-evening announcing the death of Milton E Heller in an Antwerp hotel. He was a former resident of this place and brother to W. L. and S. M. Heller, the latter of whom, accompanied by Mrs. David Shoemaker, his sister, left on the evening train for Antwerp.

The details of the death are meager. It seems that Mr. Heller, who lives at Ft, Wayne and travels for a firm of that place, arrived in Antwerp Monday evening, and going to his hotel, retired after having requested the clerk not to call him in the morning as he felt like sleeping late.

His room was therefore not entered until late in the day, whem he was found in bed, dead.

It is supposed that heart trouble, with which he was troubled, was the cause of his death.

Mr. Heller was for many years a merchant of Napoleon and has hosts of friends in Henry, Defiance and Paulding counties who will receive the news of his sudden demise with great grief.

The remains will be brought to Napoleon for interment.