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his books by a State er, Edward J. Myall, r of the Citizens' Bank mitted suicide Friday r noon by shooting himel head with a 32 calibre hen his body was found afterwards it was cola $ since the tragedy THE rise to the opinion that I took his life 10 avoid at was imimnent. the bank Friday about 7 to go for the mail and lale's cafe and was not I his body was found at 9 o'clock cold in death by his side. was to return at :30 12:30 that Mr. Wm. Myall, bank, may go to his dindid not return he bed made inquiry of sevone of whom had seen ni passed and as he did had not been seen about was made early Friday /m. Myall going to his any with Mr. Bruce house was locked and n entrance by cutting the porch door in the ouse. After searching xcept the kitchen they e. Mr. Miller suggestthe kitchen, where he el had laid down upon a then shot himself. His pool of blood and his ssed upon his breast. he neighborhood heard or had any knowledge 28 Blake Mitchell of until Mr. Myall and Mr. the discovery. At that sn for the tragedy could JI PIOS by spoo8 ther than that he was pen paralysis. V. F. Hurt, of Lexingk Eaximner, appointed f State Ben L. Bruner, is to make an examinaMitch tizens' Bank, under the is estabilshed for State t that had been made. the time Mr. Myall left invited Mr. Hurt to acto lunch, but the latter WORK s! tragic death by his own uch circumstances, with her going over his acise to rumors and suspier.Wm. Mayll, a cousin an, who did not believe be wrong with the acassistant, gave instrucSolid MIIS Ladies' id investigation of the tion was concluded Sunirectors were informed erable shortage existed t the dead man, but that I to his books alone, and stockholders would lose amage could be repaired ition continue business. nce of Mr. J. T Hinton, the Citizens' Bank and : of the Bourbon Bank a of the directors of the s was called and it was the Bourbon Bank absit Bank, sua iabilities This was highto the directors of both nd as a business precauzens' Bank assigned to ford, President of the , and yesterday morning as turned over to the g resolutions were passspread on the minutes : yung & That this board regrets nding of the connections with the Citizens' Bank ympathy to his family. That ths board expresses to Mr. William Myall for ous and careful conduct affairs and hereby deDress mited faith in his inteness and honor. ors of the defunct instipaid dollar for dollar on and yesterday must all is transferred their ache Citizens' to Bourbon norning Mr. Wm. Myall fficial of the Bourbon act in the capacity of ier. Mr. Myall is one of izens, in whom can be ited faith, and it was Plaid onscientious and honoramethods the Citizens' d the exalted position nking institut ons of this iner Hurt has declined atement in regard to the nt of the decrepancy, but f it will reach an amount 00. Prof. W. L. Yerkes, en assisting Examiner lay take charge of the Citizens' Bank and prefor Secretary of State f Mr. Ed Myall came as e SEM H community and popular gentleman. 3 a sad blow to his only uise Myall, who was to ed from the Bourbon FeWednesday night. The athy is "extended her in
