The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1897-10-22

uuCh better then and he ielt That \
hay o. two would put him al right
|Ie. Indeed, was - well that he in
endcd 70 lcave for New York Thurs
Iny cvtnlng. Death eamc % him
|qnIclsly. Al about oclock In thu
morning. some friends who were stay
ing a. the house heard a noIse in his
room. a. II he wished 20 call some
one. They went 20 his room imme-
dlaiely and found hihi standing mp
and evidently In great pain One Of
them vent % the telephone 10 call his
physician. DR. Billings AZ the same
time be himself aftcmptedto walk 20
he lounge. but before he reached Il.
inquired the assistance Of his friend 70
~ there. lie then hccame unoon.
iona In The mcantime Dr. billings
4 arrived a the houss and applied
,foratives. but without avail, and
J. Pullman quietly PASSED ui.ay with
u rcraining consci0usnesS
Mr. r.ullmnns fortune Is varlously
ilmated a. from s3a,o0o,oo0 20 So
o.o0o
Nra Pullman . expected 10 arrive in
|Iraro Wednesday morning on the
.nnsylranla limited She has bcen
n.ndinE The season AZ tho Pullman
nmmcr residence al Eiberon, y J..
.ui vent 10 New York city few days
1fo preparatory % coming west for
II1 winter.
NJ. Pullman. while in apparently
. rood health reccntly. formerly had
iun'e stomach trouble, which be A.
irIluied largely 10 the condition Of his
.lrta His belief WAS that about all
. ne bodily Ills wcrr due 10 the eyes
Thf latter part u last week he gave
ih1 visiting officials of the Pennsyl.
rnn|a railroad dinner Al the Chicago
club and was In sxrclient spirits
ne leavcs two sons. sanger and Geo
D.. IT.. and two daughters, Mrs Caro-
Ian. of san Francisco. and MrS Franh
o. L0wilen. Of Chicago.
Nrs Pullman l. being accompanied
on her sad home coming by Sanger W
Pullman, The younger sou. George VI
Pullman. r.. i In the city. together
with q daughter. Mrs. Frank O. Low
dcn A second daughter. Mrs. Carolab
4 In san Francisco, and was al one
summoncd 20 return 10 Chicago
The death Of Mr.. Pullman attracts
wide attention In business circles Mr.
Phil u. Armour said: The news Of III,
death Of George 81 Pullman sur
priscd me greatly. though his ply
1lcians knew that he was trouble'
with heart disease. The city VII
feel the loss Of Mr. Pullman II
was . public spirited man and fin
business man. do not think the com
rany of which he was the head vii
suffer on account Of his death. Il !
true that he took deep interest In N
management of what might be calle'
The smaller afairSof the corporation
hut he told me not long ago that h
= uas wei supplied with -gQod lientcn
ants Ind that in the event q his dealt
the business would be carried on with
out diIIicnlty. think he was awar
that be had trouble that might rcsul
seriously
,lr. rnllmans death affected the Chi
cafo stock market quite apprcciably
He was said 70 have been heavy hold
cr of both Diamond Match and Ne'
York Biscuit securities. two Of N
most active stoc.ks listed on the locs
exthange.
The death Of Mr.. Pullman. beside
having 4 vacancy in the Pullman ca
. dircctorate. also cAuscs a similar COZ
dillon of Affairs In the hoard Of direc
ora q the Chicago Telephone Co II
Eas represented ON the New York Bi
IrIt and Diamond Match boards by h
11nfn.law, Frank Lowdcn
Il Is believed in local stock exchang
1|rcIcs that Horace Porter viii succce
Mr.. Pullman IS president OF the Pul
man falacc Car Co