>From the Dayton Daily Journal, dated Monday Feb. 3, 1902: POMEROY SUICIDE Strange Case of Warren Ryther, Who Had a Shooting Mania Pomeroy, O, Feb.1 --- WARREN RYTHER, 24 years old, married and a stone mason, shot himself through the brain between nine and ten o'clock last night, and died at three o'clock this morning. He was walking home with ERNEST DAVIS and taking out a revolver shot Davis through the foot. He claimed it was an accident and assisted Davis to the office of DR. STOBART. When the doctor finished dressing the foot, Ryther remarked that he would give him another job before morning and stepping outside blew out his own brains. Two weeks ago Ryther shot WILLIAM TERRILL in the foot in much the same manner, but he claimed it was an accident and was not arrested. Joyce/Columbus