Where did H. Dusing End His Life? Coroners of Cincinnati and Hamilton Investigating Death of Covingtonian. Where did H. Dusing, of 175 East Thirteenth Street, Covington end his life by shooting himself in a box car, in which he was found –in Cincinnati or in Hamilton, O.? This is the question being investigated by Coroner Weaver, of Cincinnati, and Coroner ?.D. Thowmy, of Hamilton. In all probability Dusing committed suicide for in his clothes were his gold watch and some money. If he had been robbed his pockets would have been rifled. He was engaged with the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, and it was in its car that the lifeless form was found. It is in the opinion of many that Dusing, despondent, took his life in Cincinnati and later the car was sent away with the remains. The body was received by Undertaker Middendorf, of Covington, and after preparing the body the body for burial it was removed to his grief stricken home, on Thirteenth Street. His wife is prostrated with grief. An examination revealed the fact that the bullet was fired thru the right temple and made a frightful gash through the scalp, tearing the skull in its rath. The arrangements to bury the body have not been made.
H. H. Dusing, of Covington Ky., Thought To Have Taken His Life—Was Seen by Switchmen and Locked In Car—Names Found.
H. H. Dusing, of Covington Ky., Thought To Have Taken His Life—Was Seen by Switchmen and Locked In Car—Names Found.
Where did H. Dusing End His Life? Coroners of Cincinnati and Hamilton Investigating Death of Covingtonian. Where did H. Dusing, of 175 East Thirteenth Street, Covington end his life by shooting himself in a box car, in which he was found –in Cincinnati or in Hamilton, O.? This is the question being investigated by Coroner Weaver, of Cincinnati, and Coroner ?.D. Thowmy, of Hamilton. In all probability Dusing committed suicide for in his clothes were his gold watch and some money. If he had been robbed his pockets would have been rifled. He was engaged with the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, and it was in its car that the lifeless form was found. It is in the opinion of many that Dusing, despondent, took his life in Cincinnati and later the car was sent away with the remains. The body was received by Undertaker Middendorf, of Covington, and after preparing the body the body for burial it was removed to his grief stricken home, on Thirteenth Street. His wife is prostrated with grief. An examination revealed the fact that the bullet was fired thru the right temple and made a frightful gash through the scalp, tearing the skull in its rath. The arrangements to bury the body have not been made.
H. H. Dusing, of Covington Ky., Thought To Have Taken His Life—Was Seen by Switchmen and Locked In Car—Names Found.
H. H. Dusing, of Covington Ky., Thought To Have Taken His Life—Was Seen by Switchmen and Locked In Car—Names Found.
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