Word was received here this morning of the death of Charles Thomas Warner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Warner of this city.
Young Warner died in the hospital at Kennet, Cal., where he was assistant engineer for the Mammoth Copper Mining Company. No
particulars have been received, but the body will be shipped here for interment.

Mr. Warner was born at Stockton, Cal., August 30, 1883, and came to Oregon City with his parents at the age of 9 years. He
attended the public schools of Oregon City, graduating from the Barclay High School, after which he entered the University of
Oregon, taking a course in mining engineering and was graduated last June. He plunged at once into his chosen field and worked
for the Opp mine, at Jacksonville, one of the largest in Southern Oregon.

Besides his parents he is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Clara Warner Stewart, of Portland, and Miss Bessie Warner of this
city. He was a young man of much promise and scores of friends here mourn his untimely death.