The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-03-18
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much GHWhlch Will hgure IN tht
case.
The District Attorney and ths
police state that more arres g may
be expected soon. The memoran.
} DUN found in Hoasev's house, it il
believed, will show many cases o.
murder. The District Attorney
S id:
"Tbe Sc is far from. complete
at present. More arr.ss will, fol.
law"
Physicians in all sections of the
city have reported cases to the
District Attorney that will probably
lead to the opening of many graves
and to the holding of as many in
quests by the Coroner. In each
of these cases the patient first ap-
peared with a minor complaint,
which grew worse, and which, just
before d. ath, manifested what are
now recalled ss the usual symptom
of arsenical poisoning.
Seven of these practitioners we're
closeted with District Attorney
Schorer for several hours, during
which time they went over their
mortality cases and frankly stated
their suspicious. In each of these
cases thorough investigation was
ordered, and the local managers Of
all. life insurance companies were
asked for informal ion concerning
the policies paid upon the risks in
| the cases.
| The records of the Bureau of
Health show that Ho.-ey issued
death certificates over his own sig
nature as George Hossey. M d.
and the authorit es Are doing their
utmost t, dis over how and from
whom he obtained the blank forms.
ta'tle, March 13.-S a tie caught
two slight shocks from the seismic
movement that went through Wes-
tern Washington this evening. The
tremor appears to have been noted
by but few people. These agree
that the two shocks came very close
t ,gether between 6:35 and 6:40.d 4
M one reports notiug movement
of more than very feint percep,i-
bility.
The disturbance appears to have
extended from the Gray's Harbor
country in a generally eastward di-
rection to the Cascades.
: Olympia, Wash, March '13.-
An unusually perceptible earto-
quake was felt in this city at 6:25
this evening Buildings were shak- /
en- so that occupants ran into the
streets in alarm. The seismic waves
seem t. travel from northeast to
southwest and the principal shock
was preceded by a tremor of a few
seconds and followed by another
slight tremor, the entire disturbance
lasting nine seconds. A slight
umblIng was also heard.
Aberdeen, Wash, March 13.-
Three distinct shocks of earthquake
were experienced here about 6:25
O'Clock tonight. In some localities
houses were shaken and the in
mates ran out badly frightened.
Some persons reported that clocks
were stopped and dishes on the ta-
BILE ratified. A similar shock was
experienced in this city ten years
ago.
Port Townsend, WASH, March
13-Although every condition was
SO propitious as to occasion COM
ment on the probability of an earth
quake at sundown tonight, this
portion of Puget Sound experienced
no perceptible shocks. As night
fell, low black clouds met the view
in every direction, and the atmos-
phere became still and threatening.
Oswego, N. Y, March AFTER
being married and divorced from
each other. Frances Daniels and
Joseph Goodway were married for
the second time at midnight.
Miss Daniels is a daughter of
Captain Daniels of New Haven
and Goodway lives in Fulton.
Years ago, when Frances was in
short dresses, she attended school
in this city. She met Joseph Good
way, also very young, and they
were married. They lived together
several years and had two children.
Then they separated and six years
ago divorce was granted to the
wife, who returned to her parents
and took the children with her.
While visiting in Oswego she
met her former husband and he
asked her to 60 to the theater with
him. Between the acts they talked
over old times and decided to get
married again. Although it was