The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1902-12-10
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{. Mgrghfsld Or, Deg 7t:A7About
10 O'clock fast evening, in a back
|room Of the hClay Moore Saloon,
|eeDoS Engle, q gam bier, SHOT Tom
another gambler, ( soalttlh5iHt! 8 thai!
|he died few minutes afterrWSard.
pThe story Of eye-witnesses is sub
sstantIaffy as follows: -. - ~.
Bsfkeg MAS dealing 'aa51gga.in,a3 3 game IF 1off
STUD poker il Back room Of The,
idalob6. saoE oEE6ggtg entered tie }3;1i a.
loon apd stoppsd q m9ment az the,
bar J41 ard Yaas, 5,l laotisedm m that he had 5F
been dripkIng Heavily RlfE sHs' 1lll made isY
a and 5d smoke JH lJfHftlssasgpd assg 5a PaHHsd into
the ) Bafksf : III ijoom; f9ing to tue table
where The game was il. progress, he
leaned oyer between SYo of the
players and fired four Of i've shots,
was "a sfi11 seatsdt,erHe then ran raplt
Of The sids door TIE saloon, ) 1p
the StTsag P f. Broad ga and 5u1Y turnfld5f nlfld5f
nort6. Barker rose from shis.c chair +
and walked agQun1dl fbs tapIa Seat
ing himself ID +another, ehaI.a. ID
: Dr., MeC9rmack was ,snmmoned
at opess. but TIE man breathed his
last a, few moments, after Jt1}sl, doc
tor, Jar iaIrrilyal.. J. Three 5shots had fak;;
en- effect in bis right arm near; the
shoulder and one in his right side,
the latter causing, hisl death.,,aamres,t m
; Barker was a man about so years
Of age, and WAS quite ,YeH aknoWn
on the bay h5aIyyying spent consider57t
able tInae here in the past :. ,-Engle
was captured this morning about 5
o'clock By Wight Marshal. McC Coll
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+ =WashfHhgtoinB,s Dec 6-1h6maa +
Reed q ex:speakef IF Of =t1 ths t
apusa 1Btfo IT feprtegn tatiy7eb, and for t
many years prominent afhnf afnf 2 public
.ns digd ihefe tohight At 'f2-1o5 III HI
MS apartments in-the Arlington. t
EAe imEediate caus Sc Of 6Jfsfshisa death
gas uTaen1a. s5f Dn-. ssicE11of, + 2
sA. eHange for the worse Was foted !,
n Mf fReeds cdhdftibu early thfs f
morning. AtE9-5o3 BE Was given q I T
Iubcutaneous saline tfanssfdsion ID
rider to stimulate the kidneys,
shich werefailiug to perforn1 their
proper functions. Ats O'Clock
his afternoon saline solution, was
gain used, about three, quarts. of
olution being used. The heart
,ecamet weaker and weaker, bat the
,atieDt9regained consciousness sun. p
il 111o'elock tonight when com F
,iete eonaa come on. arHa7af .2Snats
cat the the bedside when he died +,
we're Mrs Reed, Missatn Katherine fi
Reed, Dfs1 Gardner, McDonald,t 4
sishop, and Goodnow. lsffIool~s
Mr. Reeds mind was nalsuoh d.
tate during the day that he did I
lot realize the seriousness. of his +;
enditiop. He was cheerful and
onverSed with those about his bed. II
When it became apparent that he b
would not survive his illness, the H
Eife and daughter were summoned h
nd they remained constantly at. Fl
lis bedside untilathe distinguished H
,atient breathed his last With Z
My faint hope of saving his life, t
xygen was administered through n
ut the day: =s53t K
It was stated tonight that Mr. Fl
seed had been suffering from +
sright's disease for some time.
/ reached the acute stage today, &
nd this furnished cause for adj /
itional alarm. Mr. Reed passed Fl
way peacefully and without pain! It
10 arrangements have been made {
or the funeral. X
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