Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-05-02

who has charge of the opera house,
and by profession IS druggist. The
true cause of the trouble may never
be known. But it is known that
Hawkins worked for Ogle until
Decent er last, when they parted in
a quarrel. 1t is saidthe deceased ac-
cused the prisoner of having stolen
I something from him. He told some
one Yesterday that Hawkins had
robbed hin, This is no doubt what
Hawkins heard, hence the remark
when they met IN the evening.
THE DECEASED.
The deceased, whose full name
was Franklin Harvey Ogle, was
born Oct. 22d, 1858, at Paloma,
Adams county, Illinois, and came
to Oregon with his parents when he
was thirteen years old and has re-
sided here since. His present home
Is about four miles northeast of
Lebanon, Linn county, where he
owns Il farm. He came to Salem
yesterday to attend to some busi-
ness with DR.. II. w. Cox. He is II
son of Jacob and Matilda A. Ogle
who live out on Howell Prairie.
This is the second son OF Jacob
| Ogle that has met his death through
fire arms. The old gentleman is
here to-day, and through his tears
said "Harvey would never have
been shot had he kept good com
pany." What he meant may never
he known. The other son, Curtis,
died when seventeen years old. Ten
years ago he was duck hunting and
while creeping up on his game ac-
cIdently discharged the weapon, the
charge taking effect in his breast,
from which he died a few hours
after.
DR.. Richardson attended to the
first case and this one to-day also.
Harvey had not seen his parents for
three months and they were not
aware of any trouble he had had
with Hawkins. He was a member
of the odd Fellows and Knights of
Pythias, also of the Congregational
He leaves wife and no
children. The body will be buried 1
at | 80 o'clock in the odd
Fellows cemetery. He was married q
18th 'S2, to Miss Carrie /
NJ. Cox, in the same room in
which he died to-day.
TIE CoRONER's JURY.
Coroner Byland arrived in the +,
city this afternoon and the follow 4,
ing jury was empaneled: G. w. =
Johnson, c. NJ Parmenter, George ;,
Collins, II. f.. Holvcrson, George :
Ogden and j. b. Arbcrgast :
After the examination of the =
body ut the house the jury repaired
o the city recorders office where
he examination was continued. I
THE CORoNER's INQUEST. +
Hugh Thompson was first called :,
md testified as follows: !,
Shortly after nine o'clock last - -
vening VIM. j. Clark and myself y =,
we're talking together just inside the h
Ioor of Gibson II Singleton's drug :,
tore. We heard one shot and inn :,
lediatcly attcrward three. | raE
ut on the edge of the sidewalk, saw >,
man come running with his head -,
own toward me, and when within
bout fifteen feet of the walk. y"
'oked up and called me y,
v name and said 81 am .
hot, help me-" At that mo- y.
lent he commenced to fall. | ran -, Nv
No or three steps and caught him
nd assisted him into the drug
ore lie did not say anything
nj we Immediately removed his fr,
othing. ON removing his shirt
e found Il wound on his shoulder. .
'meone asked him if that was the ''
NY wound, he said Eyes" ana
terWard remarked that il was the lro
st shot fired, and that was all -
said until we took him home. ins
DID MIR. Ogle make any statement the
you in regard or to the cause of
shooting after you had taken
m home? -
About IL o'clock last night he ull
ened his eyes and said: as that -
u Hugh?' | sand yes. He said bee
you remember what told Won
netima ago? | said yes, and he Con
Il that is the cause of this. SOU
on may state what it was he re-
red TO rs having been told Won r,o,
ncume ago. A.
'ooul three years ago we Were in
ineSS together, Mr.. Hawkins
: working for There was some ''."'
hey missed at the time. There 9 Nv
II also two other men working S''o'
Us at the same timcand We talked ''''