Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-03

-t week. when he failed to come to his
IA IL was said at his home that he was
.gagntlv indispOsed. His exact cOndl-
1 vas suppressed until yesterday. Mr..
-i BEGAN sinking rapidly from an early
rlls. night. Or. Mum, his physician,
/ Dr. JaueWay in consultation, DuL they
tia, nothing could be done but make
Gu.Ts last hours as comfortable as
s0e Everything known 20 medical
bee had been used to prOloug Mr..
Ids life. but they all proved truitless.
'NuirZlt came, and Wlthlt the hrSt
'h7oa0.e change IN his condition. After
luacs of coughing he became uucOn-
Is. and then 10 was that DR. Mum and
Il1eway recognized that the end was
seemed 90 rally Just before Z 7O'clOck,
was not until Q o'clock that there
EElelce of returning consciousness.
lssi away az g:lj, his last moments
-gelt,ra.v free from pain.
auemters of the family, with DR..
-. were 8t his bedside when the end
r. Those is in the room were Mr.. and
h George j. Gould, Mr. and Mrs. Ed
CGU.d. Miss Helen Gould, MIR. How
Gould, Mr. Harold Gould, Master
rl Gould and Miss Hannah Gould.
iEn Howard GOu.dit was learned that
lll5r retained consciousness nearly 10
t He knew be was about 20 die,
before the end he looked around
nom He said he wished Co have all
---y present and appeared satisfied 70
-la. 81. were there.
-se outside at that time saw the blinds
- down. A moment later q servant
-e house with q big batch Of tele-
p ll one hand. They were announce
s % friends of the family that Mr..
-l43 died.
Rev. John R. Paxton, at whose
- le family attended services, was
the callers at the Gould house. He
-c following account of Mr. GOuld's
-ls.
t Gould had been unconscious for a
roi hours 0ut as the.end approached,
'..-s-ess returned. He opened his
E- glanced around the room in which
a.y were gathered, q look OF recOg-
-I--rg up his face as his eyes fell
.4,- Of them. They came close to his
-- and then in faint, but perfectly
.Yo-e. be spoke TO each Of his chill
~ L l-l- word Of love and farewell.
Y enough for this was vOuchsafed
.l when 1e had spoken his last word
.l'.cl.-, he relapsed 40 once into
,-s-ass and in a few moments
s..avav.r
y a1.yCt Mr.. Gould were entirely
s.'''e =. 90 any but their most intimate
s depletion OF Mr.. Gould's vitality
-a 9atIe previous 70 his wife's
~ sal--ry. ISsS.' said an intimate
VI me family. "She used 90 say
~ husband suffered greatly from
SO -s-a4cle aud profound fatigue,
e occasion j found that she had
'5es-ss night in consequence Of
as Stacks.
sumner before his wife's death he
80 Europe on his yacht Upon
- - De- u.- the Yacht out Of con-
.-- - sa.1 tlat what both his wife
--l was not travel but rest.
~. .-..-el Che better for the voyage. !
g,.--.-S wife death Mr.. GOuld's loss
si,-. was more rapid. His attacks
s'rs,-,- anu nervous prOsuatiOn were
49,, .laD before. and he rallied
~ -.-I-I.tv and less complete
F. E 2 powerful will, and con-
esr..-. -.---f-1gs from his family 90 q
sr-.r s3 ,-at 10 them these attacks
el s-5 554 spells His viii also kept
Is ~. .--,--Fed his closest friends as
esr..ea- condition. Although I
s,.--.. .e was not strong, there was
~ ID .--taf ln mis- condition 70 note,
as s,,.I vas pale and ate little
EF-- Gays were entirely free
2lIr ana bis conversation with
-sa1 ~, -%-e % conscious period before
lces,s3 -1s- touching and beauti-
g, came while be slept.n
lre 55an,ly are prostrate with
l1s, 0e.en Gould was an when
'ls ~ 1s taken sick, and the blow
cer ler with tenrible force. /
5s 5 o. the family Ae very
GrS 20 each other. /
~ had always been
asrs. Of 6omestic
cicsrs- ss.-aaolng his enormous
az ron ms gigantic financial
,erfs. '5e death Of the father 50
Aan - oemlse Of tie mother hss
hs.,el u zee Of ahliction. Ths
e- appearance Of quiet aud