The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-04-18
HE FELL DOWN DEAD.
Chester Cleary's Lifeless Body
Found on the Road.
lpNlYAFsw YARDS FROM HOME.
n WeIl-Known Dry Gesds Man Dies
ondAcniy ~ IGidnisht-APoPlexy
Declared the Cause.

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ground, ana never rose
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"a e M e4Pecsea wouiu suioe the dooiieu man
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31an.ans nss 'ouxcf was sPenaius tue night
~ "A. NOV - sue "eht 20 peu.
1ne body Was not found until car No. 3. which
40 we ufsf % leave the power house and was
~ eame which had carried him TO his death,
Seecned the END o. the line at o o clock. Then
0ntpentcr who had ridden out on the car and
Wne Walking up the road TO bis work came upon
eku with some OF the warmth OF life in it.
he carpenter went back and told George Hoi-
ecme, the conductor, aud 4. r Robertson, the
1ctcrmAu. 4 few minutes later an employe
q the Cascede laundry, on the lake shore just
nel0W. came upon the body as be walked up the
I'LL. Mrs. Fisher had by this time arisen and
yes Standing At the door looking down the road
towards the spot where the two street railway
men stood BY the body. which she could not see,
yhen me iaundSynian went up and told her the
USFpte news
Mn. Fisher was overcome with grief and
ION aroused the other occupants Of the house.
In F1eher, her daughter, Mrs. Holmes, and
~. 1n0mas Cieary, the dead mans brother,
we're ~ ufst TOO much agifated to take any
etcpe 70 ascertain the cause OF death or to re-
move the body. 1t was left to Mr.. Holcomb to
Ulepn(ne from the laundry to Coroner Horton
enu cn1ei OF foiicc Rogers. These officials ar
uye9 on the scene BY the same car about Q
0ctock, accompanied by B0nney * Stewart, the
nndeItakers, and made close examination of
e0e circumstances and the condition of the
hay. They found 1t ~ described, the face
eaignuy purpied by the rush OF blood to the
head, but otherwise appearing perfectly natural.
Coroner Horton soon satisfied himself that an
astAck Of apopiexy was the cause of death, and
that An Inquest was unnecessary. The body was
tncn removed to the house and preparations for
burial begun
Df. John I. Sweeney, who has been attending
~. Cteary since last September. went to the
house about noon and examined the body. with
1be same result as that reached by DIR. Horton.
He said 70 Posy reporter: II
4ound that he must have been dead over six
nouns, a. the rigof morris was well marked and
sne post.morfem changes were taking place rap
idly. ! judge that he did not suffer much. Al.
thoufh he probably had slight commissions be-
aore DEATH
MI. tiesry has called on me for treatment since
nM september, and last saw him profession
eily ON March ,. He suffered occasionally from
pAlPisation oil the heart, and had varieosc veins
N his legs, but he really had M organic disease
g the heart He feared. however, that he had
heart disease and that he would die suddenly.
lie was high liver, eating rich foodstuffs, and
tnis habit hegets fatty degeneration, over stim-
uiates the various organs, har,cns the blood yes-
eftk, and bsgets general equity condition When
man IN this condition undergoes undue exer-
ton an artery breaks. throws an apoplecic clot
g oacoa on the brain. and death results. Mr.
Naeafys condition was the same as that oi hun
useas ci ethers, particularly hotel men. nc
Wouid come TO me Tor treatment. aud would
0tucf pam diet and drinking mineral waters.
re Would take this diet tor a little while, and
ansn' ieehns Mite better, would return 20 his
o'd hauas.
~ supposed that he was feeling all right since
last prescribed Tor him. but Lis people tell me
anat yesterday morning ne spoke of having a
pain over bis heart and in his back. but he did