The Eugene weekly guard., September 12, 1903, Image 12

B e» ¡lie;
of ill beHtb Mid irons a teeliug ut
WAS Ht A
depression about tbe heart. H bud
(Daily Guard. September 8.
known Mr. McGinnis three years.
Be was drawing a pension from tbe
Dr. F. M. Day today moved his
VICTIM OF ' government
ou account of injuries office fixtures from the Titus Lkck to
received in tbe civil war It was #3" G R. Ubrismau’s new block.
POISONING? per mouth. WAS AFRAID.
Ham Morris, tbe lu<huu. lost «»*•*
eenved bad complain' I considerably |
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similating theFoodandReflula
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Be Removed and Examin­
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CASTORIA
Why it Portia nd Lacking?
While wealthy and ambitious I'ort-
laiid lies idly back with millions of
idle capital in her banks waiting in­
vestment, it woul 1 bo surprising per­
haps even to the average Oregonian to
realize to what exteut legitimate
home trade lc Iwilig gobbled up by
San Francisco. The seemingly tardy
action of Portland jobbers and btisi-
licss'men generally inspire mild won­
der when compared with tbe eiiergetlo
way the people of the Golden Gate
are hurlrig their ships of commerce
far up iu what should be Portland’s
own trade channels. This applies of
Cours«, mainly to Southern Oregon
’ leal condition» make
Lake and portious of
les in the arid belt of
< HU
ern empire, Hau Fran-
reap Hie big profits and
:o money “makes the
any investmoot is made
little known pa*. of 'be
■-tate III Coos ai d < uri i. mark- *>f
Hun Francisco firms are conspicuous
nas--everythug, tbe
tbe mills,
the timber, almost everything is held
by Han Francisco men, aud held in
such a way —here tbe danger Hee—that
rescue from The commerial Kfoe will
be impossible inside fifty years o’
waiting. Han Francisco gold pen«
tratea the mineralized slopes <
Josephine and Jackson counties, tai
ing their profits from tbe state. Nat
urally other business follows.
These is probably then, some in
justice to the cry from all these coun
ties tbat Portland wants only to sell
them goods, but never thinks enough
of their raaourcea to help build up
their tributary territory by invest­
ment. Hau Francisco men, they say,
are not so selfish. Consequently
they claim it is iu self defense they
desert tbe metropolis of their own
state.
Lender these conditions, it
might be n mere matter of time till
they would want to quit tbe state
itaelf.
Transportation is the guide n key
which will unlock for Portland the
ever increasing trade of her tributary
comities. Tbe isolated districts of
Southern Oregon call for railroads.
Mill Portlaud build them flrat, or
Hau FianciscoT— Walla Walla Union.
Out for Cleveland.
The Cuieago Chronicle, wolch led
the Gold Eemoxtratic movement in
the W»at in I'Cai and supported the
Paliner liiii'kner ticket nominated at
1 tolianai oils has com«* out square iy
fi r the nomination of Grover Cleve­
land for Preaide’it.
“If nominated fur President next
year,” says tbe Chronicle, “be would
poll every Democratic vote in the
land " The Chronicle again: “Ilia
candidacy would reunite the Ihmio-
cratic party, ilia h atlereblp would
take the organiiati< u out of tbe hands
of disboeat money, claw hatred, envy,
malice and disorder. ilia uomliiat iuu
would aolidify Democrats and It
would cast out of tbe party all the
devils of radicalism and revolotin. "
The ax-Preaidcnt baa l*evu ex­
ploited by several papers In tbe East,
and has lieen indorse I formally by
tbe Bi< oklyn lasgle. Ti • Chronicle
is the first metropolitan paper in the
West to make a formal declaration for
Cleveland.
It may be taken for
granted that tbe editorial has tbe
approval of tbe old-line Democrats
of tbe East anil was written as part of
an organized move for the nomina­
tion of the ex President.
It, too, may be taken for granted
that it is the call to arms for u united
light against the Harrison wing of tho
Democratic party in Illinois, which
seeks control of the state organiza­
tion.
List oí Letters
Letters for the following persons re­
main uncnlled for in the Eugene
po st office Sept. 9:
Bainbridge, Mlsa Edith
Boes, Oscar
' Buttram, Mrs. L. E.
¡Carter. Mrs. 1*.
Coffmati, Mias Eunice A.
Cummings, Mias Eva
I >. t I N
kd<*a.'ds, Arthur E.
Emmons, John
Endicott, Potter
Eugene Razor Works.
Frank, Harry
Hamilton, C. A.
Hinshaw. W.—2
Irvin, Mra. Edward
Johusou, Geo.
Jones, Mra. Eugene
I.ester, Frank
Musher, Wallace —2
Murray, K.
Miller, L. M.
Nielsen,*D. P.
Rogers, Mrs, G. H.
Sheraton, Ira A.
Hingleton, Cassius <).
Huphiimmer, S. J.
Smith, Mlsa Della and Esther
Titus, Mrs. Etha
Trimble A Cook.
Persons calling for tbe above please
say when advertised.
J. L. PAGE, P. M. f
(Daily Guaid, September H.)
G. L. McGinnis, who has resided
ut 394 Eust Eleventh street, suddenly
died this morning at his home. He
has been iu his usual health aud
spirits and bis sudden death is a
shock to his neighbors and family.
Ho was chopping wood in the rear
of his residence about 10 o’clock aud
came into the house complaining of
terrible pains. He went into convul­
sions and his wife telephoned for a
physician. Dr. J. W. Harris arrived
on the scene and gave him u quieting
injection, but the effect did not last
long. He agaiu was convulsed and
died in an hour after hie first coin
plaint, apparently in the greatest
pain.
After his death other physicians
were summoned and Doctors DeBair
and King came.
<’ 1RCU M8TA NCES PECULIA R.
The manner of death was so peculiar
and lcoked so much like a ease of
poisoning that tbe family of the dead
inan became alarmed and requested
the physicians to remove the stomach
of the deceased and examiue it for
poison.
This was done and tbe
stomach will lie examined totiiorrow
morning aud tbe physicians will re
port to the coroner at the inquest to
be held at 10 o’clock.
HAVE HAD TROUBLES.
An intimate of the family states
tbat Mr. and Mrs. McGinnis have
had consideratde domestic trouble.
Hhe has been married twice before
and each of her former husbands have
died under peculiar circumstances
aud suddenly.
Mi. McGinnis bad
requested this intimate during bis
life time aweral times that if be
died sudd lly to have his stomach
removed a id examined. It shows
that he lived in fear of bee ming a
victim of poison.
SOLDIER AND CHURCH MEMBER
G. L. McGinnis was a Civil War
veteran, serving in the 13th Illinois
Cavalry three years with Company
K. He was a member of the Eugeue
M K. church, and an active worker,
aged 61 years.
Deceased was born in Illinois iu
1H42 and removed to Dakota and then
to Oregon, where he has resided for
years.
INQUEST TOMORROW.
Coroner Kiug will hold an inquest
tomorrow morning at 10 o’ clock.
Arrangements for the funeral will not
be made until later.
DR. HARRIS’ OPINION.
Dr. J. W. Harris attended Mr. Mc­
Ginnis this morning and gives as his
candid opinion that he died of new
ralgia of the heart and nothing more.
He made a cursory examination of
the stomach and could find uothing
injurious iu it.
game be pitebod for Portia«! against
A. C. Rathmell, son in-law of tbe Oakland yesterday by the score of 6 to
deceased, was tbe next wintess. He 1.
stated that be bad lived with Mr. . W. U Grove has tbe contract for
McGinnis for eight years and for painting the Lime County bank build­
l ight luoutbs iu Eugene. He ••on* ing.
Work was commenced ibis
that Mrs. McGinnis uud her husband moru iug.
had conteutiiiiis and that Mr. Giuuis
“Cabbage" Kiug today shipped a
had often requested his daughter aud
of -----
crates of cabbage
large number c.
son in law that if he should die sud and cauliflower to the Booth Kelly
deu’y, to have his body opened aud
Company at Saginaw.
stomach examined. The reason for
J. K. Neal and family, from North
thia was because he was afraid of his
wife poisoning him. He stated that Carolina, but more recently frum
here to locate,
McGinnis was jee.lous of bis wife and Kansas, have arrived
army of Guard
that be did not want to live with her. They join the vast
readers.
He stated that McGinnis had told him
Mrs. William J. Bryan says tbat
that her first husband bad died sud­
denly but was not certain of the facts. there Is not truth in tbe rumor tbat
Other witnesses testified tbat Fel­ Captain Richmond Pearson Hobson
ton. tbe first husband, died ot con­ and Miss Ruth Bryan were engaged to
sumption after being divorced from be married.
his wife, and that her second husband
St. Mary’s Guild will meet in the
died of paralysis after a teu days’ parish house Wednesday afternoon,
Sepi 9tb, for tho reguhir monthly
illness.
business meeting. A full attendance
JI RY’SI VERDICT.
“We, the coroner’s jury, impanel­ is requested.
J. M. Martin, the brick man, today
ed ou the inquest, And tbat, in our
opinion, according to the evidence in purchased tbe residence property ad­
theVase, that the > eceased^G. L. Me joining tbe Hotel Gross, from Geo.
Giunie, came to his death oil the Hth Gross. Mr. Martin will not move to
day of September, 1903, from natural bis new property.
Mayor G. R. Chrisman infonus tbe
causes.
(Signed)
Guard tbat be bua leased tbe store
“R. F. linker, Foremau,
room in his new brick ‘block, but
“Henry Hopkins,
cannot give t the name of the tenant
“J. O. Beebe,
at present. Dr. F. M. Day lia« se-
“Robert HHUiiltou,
cured office > rooms on tbe secontl
“Albert Goddard,
floor.
“C. J. Dodd.”
The exhibition cooking at tbe
THE GUARD’S STATEMENT.
Griffin Hardware Company’s store
Tbe case as published iu ' tbe this afternoon on the Majestic stove
Guard last evening, was correct in was a success. Dainty biscuits were
every particular, according to the best passed ^about with other toothsome
evidence, excepting tbat the previous anieles, and the excellence of tbe
husbands of Mrs. McGinnis did not Majestic was fully demonstrated. The
die suddenly or under peculiar cir exhibition will be repeated. See the
cumstauces. This was only tLe belief big ad in the Guard.
of Mr. McGinnis aud is not the case.
Rev. Kennedy was released on bail
There seems, however, to be no
at Hillsboro, Saturday, having se­
cause for the belief that he held con
cured teu bondsmen. His statement
corning liis danger of being poisoned,
is that he hired a bicycle and visited
it was an unfortunate belief and has
a friend in Portland with it, return­
caused emharassment to Mrs. McGin­
ing at 11 o’clock at night, but de­
nis. When tbe facta are all known,
clined to give the name of tbe person
however, there need be uofuither em
visited. The statement of the Cali­
harassment to her.
fornia lady stopping at the Warren
FUNERAL TOMORROW.
borne, has been taken in order to
The funeral will be held tomorrow enable her to return to her home in
morning from the residence, con California. She is very positive in
ducted by Rev. B. F. Rowland and her identification of Rev. Kennedy
(he G. A. R. Interment will be held as tbe burglar.
in the I. O. O. F. cemetery.
Kid­
ney Dinean« In Bright '• Dlncaru
—The «th to 10th Month It IU -
comen Chronlo stnd Incurable hy
All Known Alcana Except ths
new Pulton Conipuumla. which
Record 87“, of Recoveries.
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Selphla, ih.l couialn. ««>n>a «bina» ih.l .Tory-
SM u«i>l to know
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I
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6
Vancouver, Wash., Hept. 9.—An ab­
sent minded, ungramHtical individual
wnnder«>d aimlessly into the auditor’s
office yesterday and inquired if he
could “git some licensee?’’
“Was it hunter s
license ,you
wished?’’ asked Auditor Burnham.
The supplicant gazed abstractedly at
a fly struggling iu a mucilage pot aud
The Paraffine Psint Co.
said he guessed so.
San Francisco. Seattit,
The license to kill all game not
Port! nd, Los Angeles
prohibited by Ina in ( lark«* county,
and L saver, Colorado.
was duly made out, a dollar was se­
cured for tbe same by the auditor and
the sportsman departed.
In about 29 minutes be came back
with a prospectivt* rustic bride bang
iug to bis slevee.
“Say mister,’’ be called, “ther
ileucou says as bow this wou’t do me
and Mary any good.’’
“Didn’t you ask for a hunter's
Exclusive
license?’’ said tbe auditor.
designs and
“O, I dunno, we kinder wanted ter latest fashion-
git married. ” The change was made able models.
aud four additional '»liars were se Ch er 90 new
ciirisl for tbe other form of eertitl and up-todate
cate. “T’othe?
» cht ai i r, ’’ mut- style's to select
tered tbe grooui.
I with from. Made
Mary.
front selected
In tbe 11* .
- bo« .
w e a r - w ell
huutere i. iy b tOUtil I
fabrics and
(Daily Guard, September 9.)
iusoriptb n a;
lu a 1
ev«-y pair
Heu.lri
Coroner C. B. King called a jmy •tub: “Void
- ". liber-
bunth
thia morning to examine into th«* eld«**' hat ti w
rrlM.”
details of the d««ath of G. L McGin want«
As
them
nia, who died suddenly st bis bone
Hilbl >ro Man K*
ytwterday forenoou. The inquest was
commenced at 10 o'clock aud occti
Santa Rcsa, C h
Ka • ”* azoo L set Co.
pied an hour and a half.
McKinnon, a fern.
. t
Exclusive Maker.
Tbe witnesses examined were Dr. ington county. Oregon wt as *
All
Geo. DeBar, Dr. T. W. Ilsur is. Stew it stautly killed yesterday r
Mit ill g an
Sold and recomrnrnded 1
art Mateer, Wm. Denbart and A. C Vi 1 le. 2U mil«» notthw< st ot I < >. >
Rathmell.
an escaped lunatic from the I >
AxBilU DeparünenCSt
THE TESTIMONY.
asylum uamed A. Jerraud. Mchu
Tbe pyhaiciana teatiflsd that the uou came lure -etiral years ago after
cause of the death, judging from th. bavii g resigned hi» office iu Oregon,
aud autopsy. 1 14,1 * I u|'I >’«d a ranch not far fnn
symptoms and Him
was neuralgia of the heart, ludu. <><i : town. It seems tbat while sheriff he
by too strong exercise which caused I was once oninpeHed to take Jerraud
the right ventricle to be ov>rti*xe«l to mi asylum in Oreg« n, aud for tbat
and to fill'up with blood which I tie alter ch«*rished a resentment.
Non-M. netic
•topped tbe heart from pert ot ming I As McKinnon and Jacob Joos were
Xieket S
I sitting on Joos* porch. Jerraud < ame
its usual functions.
I
along,
pulled
a
pistol
and
fire«!
with
Fully
Gum ife»i
There was no testimony which
ForiaJety
showed that the stomach bad I<*.* d lout warning. His aim was perfect
removed but tbat there was no evi- laud McKinnou toppled over dead.
ALL JEWELERi
dence tbat either strychnine os i -*♦- Jerraud escaped, tut officers ar.* now
niMtrsted B.K>klet
oe rwqa
«ktìwia«
nlc bad entered the dead man's I « * ly. I on bis trail. Jerraud eluded bis at
Mr.
Mateer testified that the i tendants at l kiab two’days ago
COLORED
couple lived happily aud were con­
FANCY
tented as far a» be knew and fiai
has just Icen Nobbed
DIALS
there had been ro fair tlv •treI Je«
what is claim»«! to be lb
ÌM
Nev
Engine
which wot:Id lea«! hie B Io b. I« se li al
»mill in the world It Wl
his <l«ath was due to other tian
George W. Horn., of San
WitcN Co.
uaturai reasons.
and has a capacity
Mr. ¡«enbart testified to practically
tbe same thing, saying tbat tbe de
**• Vssk. C
AmericanBcauty
and F. C. Corsets
Brights Disensc DIED NAT
URAL DEATH
Not Rare, hut Common—All
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We have a fancy
line of goods for lunch which
tavef the tired housekeeper the
unplasant ta.-k ol uiing the range«
Remember we aie headquarters
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h'ts in their Reason. Piicees are
• ight.
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