The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-09-05
SHOCKING!
COMES THE WORD; WHISPERED
FROM STARTLED LIP TO
STARTLED LIP.
Death Comes Among Us Bearing Away
the Most Unexpected.

nexpected.
|l1aines, of Malvern, Ohio in 1892,
latter his first return from the far
west. He leaves a wife, brother
land sister in sad bereavement.
Mert was one Of the many Logan
boys that sought field of duty out
from under parental roof, and
made a grand success ofhis efforts.
|He had u host of friends where
ever his duty called him.
His rare musical ability, togeth-
Ter with his brilliancy in his profess
|sion made him star of attraction
'among his associates. In this sad
|hour the bereaved have the close
sympathy of their many friends.
1t is not as yet arranged where
the funeral will take place; either
lin Malvern, o, or at this place.
THE remains Will reach Ohio on
Monday next,
HON. WM. 4. PRiCE.
Alas! our people were destined
Ito meet another shock on yester-
lday morning. AS the earl dawn
CLEANED over the llill tops, ami the
busy laborer stirred for duty, word
Twas noised from one to another
THAT w. p. Price was dead. Little
scredenre was given to the report
,at first, but the authenticity was
snot to be doubted, when truth bore
sup her supremacy.
On the day previous Mr.. Price
shad been to Columbus on legal
business, but being very weak be-
fore starting in the morning, was
advised by his partner, Mr.Wright,
mot To undertake the trip. His de-
Termination was greater than his
strength. When he returned iii
'the evening he was very feeble,
,but having Il power OF grit attend
led to his usual business at his of
,fice lie was heard to remark CO.
sing home, that, "stout, hearty Geo.
sBrashears is dead, and he guessed
ihe (Price) would out live all of
|, hem yet" He lay down on arriv-
.ing at home, and during the night
shis wife enueavored to rouse him,
;but failed. The alarm was given
sand the physician called but all ef-
forts were in vain. He slept OH
sand passed into his eternal sleep at
81 O'Clock in the morning. Another
brilliant mind gone from among
Gus. He WAS born in Logan
sin 1859; the son of Aaron Price.
lHe was a brilliant youth
Sand graduated in our public
schools in 1873 at very young
Aage, and Immediately began the
asstudy of law with Col. S. Wtl,ly.
GIN January 1881 he was admitted
Sto the bar and became Il member
aof the law firm of Weldy g. Price.
GIN 1885 he was elected city Solici-
( flor serving two terms. In 1889 he
awas called to serve the county OF
Hooking in the Legislature OF
sOhio.
He-was elected to second term
qafter Vinton county had been
Sthrown into this representative
adistrict.
4 At the time of his death he was
: IA member Of the law firm Of Price
H. Wright, and Was engaged III
2many cases that were pending In
5the present term of court.
4 He WAS married to Miss Stans
aMansfieldin 1887. His wife, moth.
Fer, sister and brother survive him
who have the sympathy of the en-,
tire community, in this their SAD
berea vemrnt. Funeral is set f0l
aThurstlay afternoon.
$MRs. WILL RAMBo (NEE BESSIE
BAGLEY.)
3 Among a small circle of friend,
land relatives in Logan, no deatl
: has come with greater shock thar
Sthat Of Mrs. Will Rambo, nee Bes
&sie Bagley, at Columbus. Mrs
SRambo was a former girl of oul
town. Most of her young life was
aspent here. She was brillian
9 student Of our public school, ant
&gladuated in the class Of 'S7 Sh,
Afoliowed the profession of tcarllin,
Efor n number of years in our publit
@sch0ols here
Il In Colutn us she learned Steno-
Hgraply, and was engaged i'm re-
Nsponsible positions until she wa
Hmarried, two years ago, To Mr.
@Will Rambo, of that city. In tn,
Hnlidst uf health, when life wa
8most sweet in tender years, sh,
was called to the eternal home
leaving Il young husband, an,
many sisters, father and mother /,
mourn her going out. The svm