The Athena press., June 09, 1905, Image 4

WESTON BOY SHOT
DUDLEY CULLY DIES IN WALLA
WALLA HOSPITAL.
Young Companion Borrows Gun and
Clainu Cully Took It
From Him.
Walla Walla, June 15. Dudley
Cully was found Tuesday at midnight
on the rear platform of the W. & CR.
depot ehot through the head. The
shot was heard by the eight operator
iu the W. & CR. office and Conductor
Atkins, who went around toward the
end of the building where they inet a
third persou, unknown, who said a
man had just shot himself. When
found the man was still alive, and up
on the arrival of the police he was
identified as Dudley Cully, and re
moved to the Walla Walla honpital
where -the physicians extracted the
bullet, after which he died. The bul
let was from a 38 calibre gun, and en
tered the right side of the head just
above and iu front of the right ear,
and was removed from practically the
same position the left side.
He was a young man of about 21
years of age, and has been working at
the livery stables around town. His
mother and sister live in Weston, Ore.
where ho also has a brother, Sim J.
Cully, engaged in the general mercan
tile business. He has two other
brothers, Charles and Cliff Cully, who
are also in Weston.
He has for some time been a com
panion of Harry Green, who, when
seen by the Union reporter, said that
he was with him early iu the evening
down at the circus grounds and that
they had both been drinking. He left
Cully and a companion by the name
of Harry Schonliver down on Seventh
street, and claims he never saw him
again until at the hospital.
The theory of snicido is scouted be
cause of the fact that Cully had no re
volver and none was found whore the
wounded man lay.
Developments have discovered a
doubt as to suicide. It transpires
that the last man seen with him was
Harry Schonlever, a 19 year old boy
who has resided in this city for the
past several years, and makes his
home with his parents, 728 Carrie
avenue.
There, is an air of mystery about
the case that does not look the best for
young Schonlever, and if the theory of
the police proves to be correct, one
or two others may be involved before
the straight of the affair is uncurtain
ed. It is knowu that Schoulover and
Cully were together all of the evening,
and Schonlever yesterday couf esed to
having borrowed the gun with which
the suicide, or murder, if it proves to
be murder, was committed. The two
had boon to the circus together, and
while there became involved iu a
quarrel with some of the showmen.
In the scrimmage they lost their hats,
and after some loud talking came tip
town about the time the show was
over.
Together they went to the East End
saloon on Main street and Schonlever
borrowed a U8 calibro revolver from
a night bar tender. According to
Schonlever, they theu started p the
W. & 0. R. track for his home, and
after reaching a box car that was
standing on the siding near the water
tank Cully noticed the gun sticking
out of his coat pocket and throwing
his arms around Schoulever's body de
manded that he give it to him. He re
fused, and Cully took it by force, as
he was much the larger of the two.
They theu returned to the depot, where
Cully carried on an animated conver
sation with one of tho telephone girls
for about twenty minutes. Cully then
walked out of the depot and Schon
lever says that he followed him and
picked up the gun and returned it
to the barteudor at the East End
saloon with the stateineut that Cully
had killed himself. Schonlever states
that he borrowed the gun to kill a
sick dog nt home, but inquiry last
night failed to elicit the fact that
there was a sick dog eithor at his
homo or in that neighborhood.
The two boys havo been boon com
panions for several years, having at
tended the public schools iu this city
at the same time, and so far as is now
known havo never had any differ
ences, but the theory of the police is
that they were rivals for tho uttVetiou
of tho same girl, and that if youug
Schoulover killed Cully it was on this
account, and while under the in
lluenoc of liquor.
The coroner's jury thoroughly in
vestigtttod the cuso today and roturned
the verdict that "Dudley Culloy came
to his death from a gunshot wound,
the gun beiuir in tho haudsf a person
unknown."
The district attorney has filed crim
inal information against Harry Schon
lever, charging him with murder in
thetlrst degree and the young man
is lieing held in the county jail with
out bail.
Burned in Hotel Fire.
The Overlaud hotel at Myrtle Creek
near Roseburg was destroyed by tiro
nt an parly hour yesterday morning.
Miss Hattie Dement one of the pro
prietors whs burned to death aud sev
eral other persona were more or less
burned or injured ami a number of
others narrowly escaped with their
lives by jumping from tho building
leaving their effects to the flames.
The origin of the fire cannot be learn
ed, though from statements of the
night clerk and other employes that
there were no lights in the house, the
belief is growing that the fire was of
incendiary origin. Miss Dement, the
young woman who lost her life, died
in her bed. She was a heavy sleeper
and suffocated before aid could reach
her.
Oregonians Defeat Japanese-
The University of Oregon Tuesday
defeated the baseball team from
Waseda university, Japan, by a score
of 8 to 0.
Bids Wanted.
Notice is hereby given that the city
of Athena will receive sealed bids for
hauling crushed rock and sand (by the
yard) and cement, pipe and fittings
(by the ton) from Athena to the reservoir-site
and points on the pipe line
of the new water system. Bids will
be received up to 6 o'clock s. m. Mon
day, June 12, 1905. The right is re
served to reject any and all bids.
" ' The City of Athena,
By O. G. Chamberlain, Recorder.
Lewis and Clark Bates-
The O. R. & N. Co. announces tbe
following rates from Athena to Port
land for tbe Lewis and Clark fair:
Individual tickets will be sold daily
from May 29 to October 15, inclusive,
continuous passage in each direction ;
final return limit 80 days from date
of sale, but in no case later than Oc
tober 31, 1905, for one and one-third
fare, amounting to $9.90.
Party tickets that is ten or more
persons will be sold from May 29 to
October 15 inclusive; passage in each
direction; 10-day limit from date of
sale, at one single fare per capita for
round trip, amounting to $7.40.
Children one half fare age at half
fare of the above rates. For further
particulars call on M. W. Smith, O.
R. & N. agent, Athena.
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Whitman College
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can save you money. Pianos delivered
on ten days trial free. It will pay you
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