Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-03-06
DEATH The VICTOR
N LONG STRUGGLE
DR.. J. l.. WINERY Finally Sue
cumbs After Brave Fight
of Months
suFFERlNes ARE AT AN END
Prominent Dentist of the City Began to
Fail Immediately After Undergoing
Clinical Demonstration Mt Mime
apols Last summer-Post Mortem
Examination Held.

DR.. j. l.. Winery. prominent dem
fist Of this city. who has been a suf-
cerebral trouble that followed immed-
lately after the removal of tooth in
Society at Minneapolis last summer,
died at his home at / o'clock this
morning.
DIR. WINERY was not conscious when
the final summons came. having lapsed
into a state Of coma late Thursday
During lucid moments then
he extended his hand to the loved ones
about him in mute farewell. realizing
perhaps better than any one that the
end was fast approaching. Even tho
he was unconscious, his death was not
without evidences of suffering, and
the death bed scene was a most pa
thetic one.
Anesthetic Caused Trouble.
From the best authority obtainahle
in the many diagnoses made in DIR.
case. his condition was due
wholly to the anesthetic administered
when he submitted to the clinical dem
onstration before the members of his
profession in Minneapolis last sum-
ner. The patient had wisdom
tooth that had been bothering him,
and it was growing against molar.
causing the latter's decay. Wishing to
save the molar he sought the extrac-
ton of the wisdom tooth. The local
anesthetic applied was a mixture of
cocaine and adrenalin. The latter, an
arterial stimulant and astringent, aps
piled to stop the hemorrhage, caused
an almost immediate trouble in the
brain. A blood clot formed and in
October DR.. WINERY was taken to
Rochester, Mimi. where the Drs.
Mayo performed an operation. At the
time it was given as the opinion of
both the brothers that the adrenalin
vas directly responsible for the pa
tents condition.
Since his return from Rochester Dr.
Winery has not been out of the house
Ind for most Of the time he has been
confined to his bed. Three weeks ago
lie contracted grippe, and the strain
If coughing caused another hemor-
'hage in the brain. Two operations to
performed within the last few days.
Prominent in Profession.
DR.. Winery was prominent in his
and was widely known
hruout the state. He had practiced
lere twenty years. for some OF the
line being in partnership with his
,rother- in-l law, DIR. c. A. Billings. un-
Ter the firm name of Billings & Whin-
Try. He was a man who was held in
he highest esteem by his friends, who
him for his manly princi
lies and his integrity in business deal
ngs. He was q member of one of
he oldest families in the county, and
elatives by the score live in differ
mt settlements of Marshall and Har-
lin counties, and thruout the state.
Was Native Of Ohio.
James Linton WINERY was a native
# Ohio. having been born June /. 1860,
lear Wilmington, in Clinton county.
lie was the next youngest of a family
# seven children, sons and daughters
# Benjamin and Ruth Linton Whin-
ry. When the son James was years
Id, Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin WINERY
anne west, and settled in this city, it |
,eing the fathers intention to go into
business here. brother who was to
,e interested in the venture was UNI
- la RI tn Sx,cy ,tae
hanged the family's plans. In the
pring of 1866 Benjamin Winery
moved his family to farm near Ban
,or, and ten years later moved into the |,
own Of Union.
AS a young man James L. WINERY |
ecided to adopt dentistry as his pro-
ession, and after he had earned the
money to take him thru school, went |
0 ST. Louis. He studied there for his
rst and second years. and then went
o Philadelphia, where he finished in |
he Philadelphia Dental College.
DR.. WINERY returned to Union to |
egin his practice. and there, on
farch 16. 1882, took as his bride Miss
chose a larger field. and came !
D this city, where he has since lived, |
nd has been in active practice since.
Surviving the deceased are his low |
ng wife, who has borne up under these |
,ng months of trouble with fortitude |
hat would hardly be expected of one
ndowed with great physical strength,
nd two children, a son and daughter. |
he son. Frank B. WINERY. is a junior
4 the dental department of the state
of Iowa. The daughter is
liss Charlotte Winery, gifted young
ianist of this city Also mourning
eeply over the death of their loved |