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Sharp County record., 1910-10-07
OLD CITIZEN DEAD.
Elisha Shirley, Stricken With Paralysis,
Lives Only i Fsw Hours.

Elisha Shirley, al old citizen
0fJohuson township, was stricken
With paralysis while seated at
his breakfast table last Saturday
morning and, although medical
assistance was quickly summon
-, MS death occurred four hours
later.
Mr.. Shirley was IT years of
: gs and a highly respected old
citizen. He was a pioneer Of the
section in which he died and his
friends were those who knew
iim.
The burial Sunday was in
toharge of the Odd Fellows, OF
(which order the deceased had
long been a member.
Sharp County record., 1910-10-07

shoes for everybody at Ed
wards Mere. Co. The best
brands will always be found in
our store,
W. D. Cochran came in from
West Plains. Mo-, Tuesday to
remain with his brother, Arthur
during mis- illness.
A marriage license was issued
q few days ago to Owen Berry,
who lives near this place, and
Miss Lula Martin Of Zion,
Dudley C. Porter accidentally
ran a nail 10 his foot one day
last week and The wound put him
on crutcnes several days.
Mr. and Mrs. r. A. DOwdy
were here from Batesvi!Ie the
latter part cf Iast week visiting
among relatives and friends.
We can outfit the customer in
up 10 date clothing. Fine line OF
shoes, hats and other furnishings
for men. Let us show you, Ed
wards Nero. Co.
Arthur Sullivan, who is round
ing out his second term as clerk
. Of the county, was looking after
the business Of his Office berc
Monday and Tuesday.
Sharp County record., 1910-10-07

j 7, Jones, who recently pur-
chased farm in Cave township,
is a new reader of the Record,
Mr.. Jones came from Oklahoma
and is well pleased in his new To-.
cation.
W. W. Bristow, the next sher-
if, was down from Ash Flat the
latter part Of last week meeting
his friends and making arrange
meuts to move his family to This
place,
Mrs r. A, Northcutt and her
little son Of Salem are spending
the week in Evening shade with
the mother Of Mrs, Northcutt,
Mrs, T, 1, Herrn, who has been
ill lately,
Our good friend J, j. Swa,ford,
who lives just north Of town, has
a new residence we'll urder way.
Mr.. 5watford will have a neat
and substantial home when the
structure is completed.
Only a few years ago the levy
ing court would remain IN ses.
sion three and four days and be
the occasion for much wranRling
and oratorical display But that
day seems TO have passed for
good,
Your cough annoy5 you Keep
on hacking and tearing the deli.
cate membranes Of your throat
if you want TO be annoyed. Bu,
il you wan, relief, want 20 be
cured, take Chamberlain Cough
Ramely Sold by Snow Drug
Co,
The frat insta.lment Of G., W,
5hayar'l history Of the early es-
tabIiahmont Of the Methodist
church in North Arkansas ap.
pears in the Record today, This
matter viii be purely historical,
not argumcntal and will nc
doubt interest a large number Of
people,
Sharp County record., 1910-10-07
rhc Road Commissioner.

W. II, Spotts Of Strawberry
township, who was elected road
commissioner by the Ievying
court is one Of the counly's best
citizens and we believe will give
Tho people conscientious 1eryice
AZ commissioner, 90 we'll az aer-
vice of greater value than the
amount Of his salary
The road commissioners place
ia not going to be an easy one.
He will, Of course, ind oppoai.
ton and difficulties, and those
can only be overcome by a prao-
tIoal demonstration that the CON.
missioner ia worth something to
the roads.
A great deal depends upon The
present commissioner, The OBJ.
serving citizen knows that the
future OF the whole road tax
system in this county de-.
penda largely on the result Of
tho road work Of the next two
years, Mr., Spots iaa man who
can appreciate tho situation az it
exists and We have no doubt No
will together with tho oyorloers,
put forth every energy IN bring.
ng about the bea. results,
In their work The commissioner
and overseers should have tho
Sharp County record., 1910-10-07


Claude Jernigan and wife Of
Tucdermau were the guests OF
Evening Shade relatives several
days this week. They will leave
in a few days for st, Louis,
where Mr, Jernigan viii enter a
dental college.
The teachers, give JIG the in
formation that n number Of new
boarding students will enter
school her9 within the next two
weeks. The school is doing WELL
and fully meeting tie eGpeota-
.ions Of its friends.
DR.. ". o. Tiobles, John G.
Simpson and III. D. Barnett OF
Plughkeepsie, J. H Kirtley,
W. J. WiIks, c. Z. Krtley andl
d. F. Wijks Of Sidney were in
the city Monday night attending
a Masonic meeting.
The Springfield Business Col
lege wants about 100 girls to
work for board while they attend
school, II they can raise enough
money for tuition and books, the
school will see that they have
good places to board and room.
Hoarseness in a child subject
to Group is a sure indication Of
the approach Of the disease. I-
Cham5erIain's Cough Remedy isl
given at once or after the cr0upy,
cough has appeared, it will pre-
vent the attack. Contains no,
poison, Sold by Snow Drug Co..
L. W. Goodwin of Richwoods
township, R. w, Hall 5f High
land, r, A. Smith Of strawberry,
. A. B. Sanders Of Lebanon, j, r.
. Carpenter Of Cave and Fl, v,
Underwood Of Davidson, all
members Of the levying court,
paid Record subscriptions before
leaving town
Arthur Cochran, who came
here from Payne, okla, few
weeks ago to look after some
business matters, was stricken
with typhoid fever soon after his
arrival. He is at the home Of
.C, F. Kerr. His illness is not
serious and his friends will see
him out again soon.
It's in time Of sudden mishaP
or accident that ChadBeriain g
Linimeut can be relied upon tc
take the place Of the family doc
tor, who cannot always be found
at the moment. Then il is that
ICham0erain's Liniment is never
found wanting. In cases Of
sprains, cuts, wounds and bruis-
es ChamberIain's LinineG5 takes
.out The soreness and drives away
the pain, Sold by Snow Drug
Co,
Mr7 Tency Kelley Of David
son township, who has been here
two or three weeks under the
care Of q physician, is improy-
ing, Some time ago Mrs, Kelley
bruised finger badly in an ao-
oidental manner and the wound
nas given her much pain, For a
tine it waa thought the finger
would have 10 be ampu'atod, but
This operation will probably not
have to be performed, Mrs.
Kelley Is a sister Of r, B, Clear
Sharp County record., 1910-10-07
WARNING ORDER.

Before J R. Carpenter J. P. in Cave township.
Sharp County, Arkansas.
c. w Lamau Plaintiff.
vs.
The Einl5cx Telephone Co. 5f Arkansas, De-
feudant.
The defendant. the KnocG Telephone Co. Of
sY.ausas. is warned to appear 10 this court
within 20 days and answer the complaint Of the
plaintiff. C. w. LaH.an. This Oct. 3, 1870.
J. r. Carpenter, J. ?.
Sharp County record., 1910-10-07
PalPER NOTIGE.

Notice hereby fyoa chat me undersigned, as
County Judge OF sharp County. ArauHlas, viii on
The 2l,h day Of October 1870 at ihe court house
In The town 1i Evening Shade. .oc.Iya and men
bids for lo cairo OF .hc Dlupr- .ur .ho gaar
1914.
ono contractor wanted To- care for an .aa
adult mgla uauUeH aHd another .o care .1r sll
the remainder of the Baupus. and bids VIII be-
received accordingly
The count, will furnish ai necessary beiJinr,
the sac r.sfu l.jlgrH luint rcuuuaJ .o ug.t all
other toms 5f oyper.r, ng.udlurUa oNprnscs.
The C5Jr, reserves th, d4h. 90 reject any and
all bIta
w. H. KELLEY, County Judge.
Sharp County record., 1910-10-07
Road NOTICE.
George W. Smith.
j. O. simpson, at alu
Petitioners.

Notice iH hereby given aBpitidh will be nre-
sented 30 ihe County Court af ahmp County. Ar.
kansas, asl..nW that court for The appointment II
viewers to view and jprn public r,ad 40 fallows,
said petition beinn presented TO said court at Its
October term, ipl1I beginning on The Center
and calamre foad I'd The corner Of +, N. BIHua'
farm on The south side Of The NE sE. See.
g6 rwn. ~ N, row thence in hutfhtlstariy
direction and crossing lhu muHp lihe uu thr ualt
s.de ~ 3E NE of above aroluu, tuwnahn and
ranHe, on through Soc, la rwp ~, N, R4 W., In
the abaye named dheeen anu aros=ing Straw
berry riveF ON the road bfidHe ~ be built across
said river extending in the seine taafse tHfouHh
ssetinns DO and is and ending in he smithvie
and Ash Flat rad on thc ehst side Of the NV
NV rur. it TWu IL NJ NlW
Sharp County record., 1910-10-07
WlnALnG ORDER.

Before j. R. Carpenter, j. P. in Cave township
Sharp County Araansasv
J 3 Lamar Pl.dn,G,
vs.
The K.nlo.G Telephone Co. Of Arkansas.
f. W. Pierce and 5-herg. Defendants.
The defendants the Killo,!. Telephone CO. ol
Arkansas, =. W. Pierce and others, are 7garHed
,o aUpsar in this lour. within go days ana answer
the complaint gl The plaintiff ]. 3. LaHan
This Oct %, 1910.
J. z. Carpenter J. T.
Sharp County record., 1910-10-07
WARNING ORDER,

Before J. r. Carpenter. J. P. iu Cave township
SHARP County Arkansas.
r. ". Brewer Plaintiff
vs.
The Kin!ocs Telephone CO. composed Of F. ".
Pierce aud others unknown to plaintiff. De-
feudAnt3.
The defendants, the K.nlocG Telephone Co. and
othora. are warned 70 appear in this court within
30 days and answer the complaint Of the plaintiff
r. ". Brewer This Oct "a, 1910
j. r. Carpenter j. 7.
Sharp County record., 1910-10-07
WARMING 0RlER.

!n che Chancory colr' of 3hmp County Cor He
Southern District,
j. r. st1Jhard. Plaintiff
VS.
Aurn W. 9l0cksrd. defendant,
The defendant, Anna w. Stockayd a warned
to appear In this court within $50 days IuI suawer
the complaint 1f thu plaintiff J, E, sr1eisaui,
Sent. TO, 1910 Arthur Sullivan, Ciurb,
By jasper justus. p. e.
Sharp County record., 1910-10-07
ROAD NOTICE,

Notice Ia hereby giyon that a petition win la
nrosaufsI to Iho County Coutr oi Sharp County,
ArlanHnH ut lls OctuIui 'rrm. 'pIn uaang chat
court mr. .ho appointment 1i Hi.vaiH fo y.rw and
open public road 1901 iuI'ovHi le1yrr thp Gala.
mine and CpHtor u1d .n ho Nl NE. Icot'n 15,
fowHrhiu DO North lUHsr o W#b Wom F w..
gHr) running thence Ia tbs bridge aita on
strawberry lNDr lHImu#aH FarH IhrHpe uy lac
WatHoH place, lNharp iUiis b6ia6n NOW yr=l
arossirg The 5mUdHlio AVID Asb FLAT raad at lhp
r. u, lloyd plpco, thence by .hu Georlo jonua
homeat,ad Ju .ntauort lho SmithyIllo and W'lll.
ford ruad aJ llIm.uuouoma store, lIppl 3uingi
on NV NV Section 3', Township la North
Range Vest
George w. Smith.
], O. simpson, at AL,
Petitioners.
Sharp County record., 1910-10-07
IOCAL NEWS.
soAA~A&aee>@~anaa&s =

Another election next month,
Newest styles in ladies' hats at
Edwards Mere. Co.
John W. McGee, a substantial
citizen of Sidney, was IN town
Monday.
Buy he American fence from
Barnett Bros. Nero. Co.. Bates
vile, Ark.
Get your groceries from Ed
wards Nero. Co. Nothing out
good goods.
W. F. Stautill, a good citizen
Of Strawberry township, was in
town Monday
Miss Josie Kerr, who taught
three months at Blaudgille, clos
ed her school Friday,
Road Overseer John Dial is
doing some good work inside the
town limits this week.
II you need a wagon this fall,
see Barnett Bros, Bate5vilIe,
Ark, before you buy,
James VI. Simpson, clerk-elec',
intends to move his family here
from Cave City next week.
John V. Cole, a Sidney reader
Of this paper, has our gratitude
for a subscription remittance,
Almus Porter Of Rayenden was
here a few days last week visit
ing his brother, d. c. Porter,
We have a stock OF clothing
that will please the eye and suit
the pocketbook. Edwards Nero.
Co.
Some heavy rains have visited
this section during the past week, =,
doing some damage to the cotton
crop.
John w. Hastings, one Of the
best citizens Of Hardy, was a
visitor here a day or two this
week.
Calvin Mohley was here from
Reeds Creek a couple Of days
this week meeting his many old
friends.
Melvin Stokes returned Tues
day from BatesvilIe, where he
speut a day Or two on business
matters.
Our line Of clothing is COM
pleto, We can fit sou and please
you in price, Edwards Nero,
20,
W. A. Street and family OF
Scott township visited the family
Of 3. II. street here a few days
,hi9 week.
Dave Anderson, one Of the
Records good friend5 at Grange,
Sas a visitor TO town one day
,hia week,
John t. Aakow, good farmer
of Sullivan township, was attend
ing 10 some business matters
here Saturday,
Mi5scs Mabel MatoaIi and An.
ME Wilson loft Monday for
Ba.eeVulo Tor a Wait with rela-
ives and friends,
P.J, Young, the stone mason,
who has been working at Bolea-
vile lately, ia back 10 Evening
Shade for a few days,
John D. Horn, postmaster at
MaXyille, has ua 10 send the
Record to bis brother, W, NJ,
Horn, at Bray, TeSaa,
A fellow stepped ioto the Rec
ord office the other lay and aet.
ed it there waa any mail here
1r him, Thero wasn't,
John Sharp Of Love was a vis-
.Qr TO town Monday. He is
thinking Of going 10 Hot Springs
Sharp County record., 1910-10-07
WARNING ORDER,

Pesore J. x. Carpenter, ). p IN Cave township
SHARP County ArkanaaA
A. 6. Gray Plaintiff
We
FW. Pierce and Wlfo. Drlcnlsuts
The defendants, T. W. Ficrce and Wife. are
warned TO appear In this court within ~ dHys
and anawer the complaint Of tho plaintiff, a. q.
Gray This Oct. a.. iJiO
j. r. Carnenter J. p.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-19
A Wooden Head.

Certain members OF the house party
were describing the accidents that had
happened TO them during their various
careers. Adventures by flood, fire and
field had all been well received, and
De Sapplcby eager for fame, thought
1t was his turn.
"Dyou know he said, II had n very
painful experience once. ran Il con-
founded splinter quite half an inch
long right under my finger nail, don't
you know"
"Really, Mr.. de Sappleby," said a
maiden of the party. How did you
do it?"
"Well," he said, sit happened like
this" As he spoke he .unconsciously
raised his hand and scratched his fore
head.
"oh, | see" she interrupted sweetly.
"How very careless Of you!"-St, Paul
Dispatch.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-19
THREE BALLOONS LAND
Seven Others Are lowering In Re-
gion OF the Great Lakes.


gion Of the Great Lakes.
st. Louis, oct 19.--Three balloons,
st. Louis No. 4, Condor and Million
Club, are on the ground in the inter
national balloon race for the Gordon
Bennett cup and $1,000 in cash prizes.
Ten started from st. Louis. The
seven other race sphericals have
crossed Lake Michigan and are be.
lieved 10 be sailing over Lake Huron,
while perhaps one or two are heading
northeast over Lake Superior.
st. Louis No. was the third bal
loon reported down in the race. lt
landed near the shore of Lake Huron.
at Hillmann, Mich, 655 miles from
st. Louis. Balloon Condor landed
about four miles north of Two Rivers,
Wis, 412 miles from st. Louis, on
the shore OF Lake Michigan. The bal
loon Million Club was first to land. 1t
came to earth six miles north of Ra,
cine, Wis, Sl7 miles from st. Louis
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-19
Hidden DANGERS
Nature Gives Timely Warnings That
No Marion Citizen Can Afford
TO Ignore.

from the kidney secretlons. They
will warn you when the kidneys are
sick. Well kidneys excrete a clear.
amber fluid. Sick kidneys send out
a thin. pale and foamy, or a thick
red, ill-smelling urine, full of sed-
iment and irregular of passage.
DANGER SIGNAL NO 2 comes
from the back. Back pains, duh and
heavy, or sharp and acute. tell you
of sick kidneys and warn you of the
approach of dropsy. diabetes and
Bright's disease. Doan's Kidney
Pills cure sichA kidneys and cure
them permaneiNiy. Here is proof
in the statement o a nearby resi-
dent:
Mrs. r. e. Dirst, \Bumford ST.,
Redwood. Ohio, says: Npoan's Kid
ney Pills were used by\a member
of my family for backache\and other
troubles. caused by disordaged kid
neys. This remedy gave gteat re-
lief, strengthening the back and kid
neys and acting as tonic. In view
of our experience with Doan's Kid
ney Pills, we consider them far su-
perior to any other kidney medicine
Snd we always advise their Use
when the opportunity is given"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Fpster- -Mulburn Co., Buff
falo, New York, sole agents for the
United States.
Remember the name-Doan'sr-and
take no other.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-19

workmen on the East Coast 'eXter-
sion, railroad in course of construc.
tion. which actually runs out into the
ocean. Except for the low coral keys
between Homestead and Key West
there is no land, and in case the east
wind piled high tides, there will be
great loss of life.
The last heard from st. Augustine
reported the waves rushing over the
sea wall. endangering property on
the sea front. while the marshes for
miles around were already inundated.
The wind was increasing and the
barometer falling. Similar reports
came from Fort Pierce and Titusville
before communication failed at st.
Augustine. Scores of persons we're
driven from their homes by the rising
tide. Several hotels on the water
front were flooded in their lower
floors. Tho entire business section Of
st. Augustine is flooded with the in.
rushing sea water.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-19
: COLUMBUS MAYOR tNJOlNED r
Newsboy Gets Order to Prevent Po.
lice Interference With Business.

Columbus, o., Oct. ia newsboy,
still in his teens. the oldest OF seven
brothers and sisters, and the sole
support OF them and their widowed
mother successfully defeated Mayor
Marshals attempt to drive him from
the streets, when Judge e. B. Kin
kead of common pleas court granted
& temporary restraining order pre-
venting the mayor from interfering
with the youngsters efforts to make
living.
David L. Miller, who operates a
rom-your-own-town" wagon
on High strset, was ordered to get
off the street by policeman acting
on orders from Mayor Marshall. The
boy by his next friend, Herbert Hen
nick, appealed TO the court Of com
mon pleas and was granted tempo
rary order restraining the police
from interfering with his business.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-19
LIFE and PROPERTY
LOST IN HURRICANE
Florida Points Cut OF By FdI,
ling Wires.

Atlanta, Ga. Oct. 19..-South Geor-
gia and north Florida are feeling the
full force OF the hurricane, which is
doing tremendous damage to prop
erty and IS also causing loss of life.
All communication has been lost with
Florida points.
The orange groves in south Florida
have undoubtedly been practically
ruined. The gale was over 60 miles
an hour at Jacksonville and the prop.
erty damage was reported as enor-
nous. The people were in a state OF
semi-panic. Loss of life was reported,
but II could not be verified.
Grave fears are entertained for the
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-19
AN ABSOLUTE NECESSITY
So Thinks at Least One Travelling
Man

would as soon think about start
ing out without my mileage books
and grip as to start out on a trip
without box of Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets in my valise, said a travelling
man who represents st. Louis
hardware house. Why? Because 1
have to put up at all kinds of hotels
and boarding houses. have to eat
good, bad and indifferent food at all
hours of the day and right and
don't believe any mans stomach will
stand that sort of thing without pro-
test, anyway 1 know mine won't. 1t
has to have something to break the
fall and Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets is
the crutch L fall back on.
My friends often GOSH me about
It, tell I'm an easy mark for patent
medicine takers, that advertised medi-
cincs are humbugs, etc, but 1 notice
that they are nearly always complains
ing of their aches and pains and
poor digestion. while / can stand
almost any old kind of fare and feel
good and ready for my work when
1t needs me, and l believe I owe
my good digestion and sound health
to the daily. regular use of Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets, year in and year
out, and an the "joshing' in the
world will never convince me to the
contrary.
I used to have Neartburp about
three times q day and peadache
about three or four times a geek and
after standing for this fprI four or
five years / began to ldsk around
for crutch and found II when my
doctor told me the best investment
could make would be a fifty cent
box of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, and
have invested about, fifty cents a
month for them ever since.
When l stop to think that
that is what spend every
day for cigars, I feel like shaking
hands with myself for l can keep my
stomach and digestion in first class
order for fifty cents n month. / don't
care for any better life insurance.
Ny druggist tells me they are the
most popular of all stomach medi-
cines and that they have maintained
their popularity and success because
they do as advertised. They bring
results, and results are what count
i'm patent medicine as much as I'm
selling barbwirc.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-19
Child Fatally Burned.

Bellefontaine, o. Oct. 19.-Bobble
Short, A, was probably fatally burned
when his clothing caught fire as he
played about a gasoline stove. The
mother rushed 20 the rescue of the
child and her hands were literally
cooked as she tore the burning gar
ments from the boy. The lad will
die and Mrs. Short will probably be
crippled for lie.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-19
ANNOUNCES HER tNGAGtMtNT
Pauline Chase to Wed Claude Ora
hame.White In Spring.

New York. oct. l9.-Pauline Chase
has announced her engagement to
marry Claude Grahame-White, the
aviator, in the spring, and her inten-
ton to retire from the stage. Miss
Chase is now playing the role OF
Mary Gibbs in the musical comedy,
"Our Miss Gibbs" at the Knicker-
booker thcater. GrahameWhite has
been in America for the past two
months, giving demonstrations in
various cities, particularly Boston, in
the airship of his own making. On
one of his recent flights Miss Chase
accompanied him.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-19
CAR STRIKE is
DECLARED OFF
Columbus Carmen Vote TO
End Struggle.
THEIR CASE WAS HOPELESS

Manager Stewart Of the Rail.lieht
Company Declares Willingness to
Take Back Majority Of Former EN-
ployes as Rapidly as Places Can Be
Made For Them-Lasted IL Weeks
and Three Days and Cost an Enor.
nous Sum.
Columbus, o., Oct 19.--The strik.
ing employees of the Columbus Rail.
way and Light company voted to de-
clare off the strike, which has been
in force since July "a The decision
TO quit the struggle was reached after
several exciting meetings of the
union had been held A majority of
the men were reluctant to end the
strike until the officers of the inter
national union recommended that
such action be taken.
Grounds for declaring off the strike
were that there is no use to prolong
the struggle; that nothing definite is
being gained and that the approach
of cold weather will work hardships
TO the members of other unions and
their families who have been boycott.
ting the Ral-Light cars since the
strike was declared
The strike lasted precisely ~
weeks and three days, or three weeks
to the day longer than the celebrated
Philadelphia struggle In fact the Co
lumbus fight was one of the longest
in the history Of the United States.
u. K. Stewart, general manager Of
the Rail-Light company, said that al
though there were no regular places
open for the striking carmen, he
would be willing to let bygones be by.
cones and would give the men coming
back all the extra places that were
open. He was not certain how many
there were, but he thought there
were about 80. He declared there
were a few among the union men who
would never be taken back, but said
that the company would hold no sen.
timent against the majority of the
men.
Although the struggle has cost both
sides an enormous amount Of money,
definite figures are hard to complete
Mr.. Stewart said he was not able TO
say precisely what the company had
lost. In wages the men have lost
thousands Of dollars.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-19
Dies In Sulphur Sprln5.

Columbus, o., Oct. 19.-Emory G..
Hecox, Columbus attorney, former
prosecutor Of Meigs county and at
one time counsel for the Hooking
Valley railroad, died suddenly at
Buffalo Bill's hotel, Gina, at Cody,
Wyo., as the result of inhaling poi
sonous gases while bathing in the
Demaris hot springs. near that place.
In spite of warnings from attendants
OF danger from the gas, Mr.. 'Hecox
entered the spring. He was missed
and search was instituted. The
body was found floating IN the
spring.