OSEBURG
EVIEW.
Vol. VI.
ROSEBURG, OREGON, FRIDAY EVENING. JANUARY 8, 1904.
No. 279.
ENING
LAST EFFORT
BeiDg Made by Powers to Avert
Bloody War.
BELIEVED WILL NOT AVAIL
Opinion Prevails in Some Quarters
That War Already Exists
In the Far East.
Special to Evening Review.
San Francisco, Jan. 8. Cablegram
received here today states that both
Russia and Japan are rushing troops
to Korea. All hope of averting war Is
believed to be piBt. Today the Mikado
reviewed 26,000 troops.
Many war correspondents are leaving
San Francisco (or the probable scene
of war, and large shipments of war
supplies for the Orient are being made.
LONDON THINKS WAR EXISTS.
London, Jan. 8. That actual war
now exists between Russia and Japan
is the paramount belief here, although
It is said that England and France are
trying to act as mediators. The gen
eral opinion Is that war has silently
commenced, and the final effort of the
powers islooked upon a9 a matter of
diplomacy to show that everything
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possible has been done to prevent a
conflict.
Massacre Didn't Occur.
Special to Evening Review.
Kishinkpp, Russia, Jan.;8. The re-.
port current throughout the world
during the past several weeks that on
yesterday, the Russian New Year, an
other massacre of Jews was to take
place in this city, proved to be ground
less, as no outbreak occurred nor is
there any Indication that one will hap
pen. . Destitute From Robbery.
Special to Evening Review.
Los Angeles, Jan. 8. Last night
masked robbers bound and gagged
David Gates, aged 82 years, In this city
and robbed him of all his savings,
amounting to $700, leaving the aged
victim destitute.
Dietrich Acquitted.
Special to Evening Review.
Omaha, Jan. 8. By order of the
presiding judge, the jury in the case of
Senator Dietrich, charged with extort
ing money from persons for whom he
had secured fedoral positions, today
rendered a verdict of not guilty.
Reduced Rates via S. P. Co.
Account Conventions, National Live
stock Association, National Wool
Growers' Association and Northwest
Fruit Growers' Association, to be held
In Portland, special reduced fare tickets
will be on sale to Portland, on Jan.
10th and 11th, good until Jan. 17, 1901.
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LABOE1T
IN THE
WOULD
B. F. GILBERT. Loul Agent
Roieburg, Oregon
for STAPLE and FANCY
g Fresh bread daily.
to all parts of the city and suburb'.
Troxel Block, Opposite Depot
WAS CRIMINAL
Frightful Negligence in the Iro
quois Theatre.
LITTLE PRECAUTION TAKEN
For the Safety of Patrons and Some
Exits Were Barred by the
Theatre Employis. .
Special to Evening Review.
Chicago, Jan. 8. la the Investiga
tion being made by the coroner into
the Iroquois theatre disaster, Robert
Murray, an employe of the theatre, to
day testified that there was hardly any
apparatus in the building with which
to fight fire and most of that was not
connected with the water system
Murray also stated that many of the
exits of the theatre were always
barred, the ventilators had never been
tested ana the asbestos curtain was
operated by means of small, ill-fitting
counter weights.
Investigating Theatre Fire.
Chicago, Jan. 7. The coroner bfr
gan the examination of witnesses today
on the Iroquois theatre fire disuster.
The oRtcial list ot dead reported by him
makes the number otto. The first list
was SMI, but this was caused by the
identification of bodies under more than
one name.
The testimony brought out today unl-
STREET IMPROVEMENT NO
TICE. Proposed Improvement of
Stephens street. Notice is hereby
given that at the meeting of the uouu
oil of the city of lioeebure. Ore., held
on the fourth day of January, 15HM, the
following resolution was adopted. Re
solved, That the council of the city of
Roseburg, Or., deem it expedient and
proposes to improve Stephens street
from the Bchoo) house to the southern
extremity of the Fourth Southorn Ad
dition to the city of Roseburg, in 'the
following manner, to-wlt: (1) That
the street be reduced longitudinally to
a uniform grade to be established by
the city surveyor, (a) That the cross-
section of the surface be curved from
an elevation of two feetabovethe grade
in tne center to edge of the gutter at
each side, (it) That the sides of the
street lie entrenched for gutters tj
carry olT the surface drainage, with
lateral gutters at convenient discharge
point.. (4) That the expense of said
survey and improvement be assessed
upon the property owners, adjacent as
provided by the city charter, uiion the
proierty especially benefitted thereby.
Resolved, That the Recorder of the
city of Roseburg be and he- is hereby
directed to give notice of the proposed
survoy andimprovement of said street as
provided by the city charter. Remon
strance agaiust the above improve
ment may be filed in writing with the
undersigned within ten days from the
date of the first publication of this
notice. By order of the Council.
H. L. Makktkrs, Recorder of the City
of Roseburg. d-sw-jl8.
uosenurg, ore., tms otn day of Jan
uary, 11)04.
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formly agrees that the exits were locked
and the ushers either resisted all at
tempts made by spectators to open them
or did nothing to restore order anions
the panic-stricken throng. Also, that
the ventilators above the stage were
not opened.
The arrest of Maher and Nagel, the
two workmen who nailed down the ven
tilators when the building was being
constructed, Is considered by the coroner
to be very important, as their evidence
will tend to show that the examination
made by the building inspector when
the theatre opened was not thorough.
A Very Vuav Cttll.
I stuck to mv engine, although
every joint ached an every nerve was
ractceu witn pain, writes j. vv. Bel
lamy, a locomotive fireman, of Burling
ton, Iowa, "I was weak and pah",
without any appetite and all run down.
Ad I wits about to give up, I got a bot
tle 01 theatric outers, ana alter taxing
it, I felt as well as I ever did in my
me. wi-uK. siuKiy. run uuwn ueomu
always gain new life, strength and I
vigor from their use. Try them. Sui-,
isfaction guaranteed by A. C. Marsters.
& Co., of Roseburg, Or., Price 50c. )
New A. 0. U. W. Officers.
Deputy District Grand Master Work-
man H. T. McClallen, of the A. O. U. '
v,r uruuluwluouB IU1a I
uaie, wnere ne conuuetea tne lnswum-
tion of new officers of Glendale Lode
No. 121. He was assisted by Deputy
Organizer B. F. Devinney, of Pendlc
ton, and V. L. Bogard, of Glendale.
New officers were also installed in the
ladies' auxiliary, Azalea Lodge No.
"8, Degree of Honor, by Mr. Devlnm y, J
Clara Itedfleld and Mrs. Madge Wuil,
at Glendale. At the close of business
refreshments were served and a pleas
ant suclal session followed. The new
officers Installed were as follows:
A. O. U. W. W H Redfield, I'M VV;
Chas B Austlu, M VV; J 1) Harper, K;
F F Frlnnell, O; L L Hurd, R; Chas T
Nail, Fin.; F 11 Bowersox, Receiver;
M D Kyle, G; R C Hill, I W; S P Shutt,
O W. Degree of Honor: Lucrutla
Shea, PC H; Dallas S Miller, C II;
Lucy Hamilton, L H: Hilda McCurdy,
Rec.; Ella Redfield, Fin.; Madge Wall.
Receiver; Minnie Hodson, U; Mary
Counts, I W; M D Kyle, O W.
At Myrtle Croelc last Friday Messrs.
McClallen and Devinney, assisted by
L. A. Sanctuary, VV. T. Wright, V. K.
Hand and J. W. Dowell, of RDs9burg
Lodge No. lfi, installed new odicers uf
Security Lodge of Myrtlo Creek as -fol
lows: Phil G Rice, P M VV; II C Hut
son, M W; C D Fallin, F; O W Reese,
O; Fred Kelly, Rec.; E G Browning,
Fin.; W M Hervey, Receiver: I F Rice,
G; W M Smith, I VV; J VV Kngland, O
VV.
Hare nr. for rn...
Itching Piles produce moisture and
cause itching, this form, as well as
blind, bleeding or protruding Piles are
s itching '3' bieedlng. A UmP1ua-John Livingston, Lafe
tumors; 50c a jar at druggists or sent Kogles, Chas. Watson, Hutler Alter
by mail. Treatise free. Write mo bury.
,mm your ww. vr. ixnuuiu, i
Dr. Bosanko. Phila
delphia, Pa. For sale by A. C. Mars
tors, Druggist.
BcrtSprague Is recovering from his
illness and is able to be on the streets
again.
Geo. W. Noah has transferred his
stock of cigars, tobacco and confection
ery from the building next door to Mrs.
Gaston's grocery to the building
formerly used by M. Aldrich for res
taurant purposes, just across the street.
Adjoining tne annex to iwr. oana
present store, is a restaurant ana im
mediately backjof thlsand fronting east
ward on Main street, Arthur Mabonoy
has located his soda works, having
moved from the building next to A. E.
Kft'i feed stable. A sidewalk is
beidg put in from Jackson street, In
the space along the side of the building,
to a side entrance to the restaurant.
RHEUMATISM
Kidney ,Stomach and Nervou
Troubles are positively, cured
with Oil of Eden and iweot
Spirits of Edon.
Thev are not cheap reme
dies, but inexpensive cures.
$5 will buy the lot. Sold by
all first-class druggists.
Ai'kpm, Calif.) Oct. 3, '03.
ThrCai Co-op. Mkmcal Co.
Oakland, Cai..
I read one of your circulars which
came with a bottle of yonr most excel
lent medicine, "Oil of Epkn," We
have used quite a number of bottles of
it and Its merits can't Vie to highly
recommended. Once itfaved my daugh
ter's life, when Mie was almost dead ol
srarlet fever. I am, very respectfully,
Your well wiilier,
Mas. I'.kik Vaxik.
THE JURYMEN
Drawn For Donglas County For
the Coming Year
TO ACT IN CIRCUIT COURT
Those Drawn For the Different Terms
of Court Will be Selected
From These.
m. .. j i j -..ji
in bills and appointing road super-
visors for the various districts of the
county. No special orders have been
made.
NAMES DRAWN FOR JURORS
The county court on Thursday drew
tlm Mat. ft nnmaa fivtm u'hlrth iupvmpn
m beselected fop gervlce during the
different terms of the circuit court for
,, i uD anotnrr na
The names of those solected by pre-
clnotsare ,.
Bohemia Peter Peterson, Charles
Gettys. .
Cow Creek T. C. Job.
John Gil
lam and W. S. Booth.
Canyonvllle A. Stewart, Thos. Wil
son, Jos. Clough, .1. L. Boyle, Elmer
Gazley, Walter Bentzen, Wm. Brlggs,
jr.
Camas Valley John Wilson, John
Standley, M. L. Brown, J. M. Thomp
son. Coles Valley J. L. Shambrook, F.
Fortin, E. T. Woodruff, VV. W. Scott,
Frank Conn, Henry Ridenour.
Calapooia J. H. Grubbe, Richard
Moore, I. li. Rice, J. L. Cole, Chas.
McGee, W. H. Larklns, Marlon Smith,
Horace Deardorff, Al. Stephens, S. W.
Glass.
Comstock David Griggs, John Wat
kins, W. H. Lawronco, VV. A. Skid
more. Civil Bend Miles Agce, VV. C. Wins
ton, W. S. Johnson, W. A. Simmons, S.
C. Miller.
Days Creek George Neuner, Law
rence Michaels, O. T. Beals.
1 Deer Crook John Hamlin, J. R.
Suiherlln, F. W. DUlard, H. A. Cham
pagne, W. II. Fisher, Henry Schrenk,
A. C. Kidd, E. A. Kruse. Chas. Van
zile, VV. H. Carroll, Stophen Van Hou
jten, Enos Dixon, S. Casebeer, David
I Hunter, Otto Singleton.
Klkton Chas. Hinder, J. L. Kent, T.
B. Grlflln, Darius Wells, Jas. A. Haines,
y ji. Brown.
. Gardiner J. R. McKinney, W. P.
Ueed, F. F. Perk Inn, J. Sherrett, John
Henderson, Wm. Chamberlain.
j Glendale V. L. Bogard, Ambrose
Marshall, Enos Wall, W. P. Totten, O.
C. Sether, D. H. Itedfleld.
Kellogg H. K. Andrus, S. Madison,
Amos Teal
Looking Glass Ira 13. Howard, A. S.
Buell, J. T. Spaugh, Oeo. Marsh.
Myrtle Creek Homer Oatman, H.
Gallup, Ed. Weaver, T. N. Humphreys,
CO. White, Wm. Moore, Thos. Hervey,
K. Selig, Thos. Brewer.
Millwood H. G. Chicane, A. H.
Churchill, H. Germond.
Ml. Scott O. Ilarkor, J. Strader, jr.,
Lester Hlakely.
Olalla Henry Bunhnell, It. J. Ire
land, S. II. Brisbin, W. H. Coats, K. B.
Wells.
Oakland.- Karl Ohme, J. L. Hunt, P.
G. Eubanks, C. W. Vail, It. D. Harvey,
If. ft. Manning, Geo. Hall, jr., Geo.
Frazier, Taylor King, Geo. J. Stearns.
Perdue. Dennis Hanks, Tbo. O.
Hammersly, A. Bullock.
Pass Creek. Leonard Perkins, J. A.
Black, T. E. Bledsoe, Joel F. Tracey,
Wm. Ellenburg, A. O, Mattoon, Law
rence Jobnson, E. 8. Lowe, Lee Barker,
f. II. Fegles, Oscar Applegate, I.
Sweariogen.
Utddle.-Geo. K. Quine, J. D. Cor
nutt, II. H. Nichols, W. H. Brltt. J. B.
Itiddlc, U. A. Crow, Lewis Ash, If. J.
Wilson.
Bowcburg. P. Cooper, Jas. Perry,
Jeptha Green, N. T. Jewett, F. B,
Waite, S. C. Flint, C. B. Cannon, H. D
Graves, F. F. Paiterson, Geo. v,
Kruae, L. A. Sanctuary, llonry Lander,
L. Srhmeis-scr, O. Worth Ingtun.
Seottsburg. Win, Burchard, Pen.
Butler, S. Nottage.
UmX)ua. Morris Weber, If. X. f'obb,
L. G. Dumhleton, G. H. Lahey, F. A.
McCall, Joe Harvey, Kd. Mariters,
Britt Nichols, J. W. Wright, E. C.
Gaddis, Smith Bailey, S. K. Sykes,,
Wiley Pilkington, Chas. Anderson.
Wilbur. G. W. Short, E. Ottingeri
Scott Henry, Lee Love, Jas. Donnell.
VV est Roseburg. Frank Brown,
Frank Clements, Ray C. Brown, E. E.
'reble, B. F. Gilbert, D. S. K. Buick,
Geo. W. Kezartee, D. S. West, Harvey
Jones, Jusper Wilklns, Frank Kennedy,
Enos Hodson, G. VV, Rapp, Jos. Mab-
ley, Nathan Fullerton.
Yoncalla. John Applegate, C. N.
Moody, M. R. Parks, L. L. Marsters,
Ben. Huntington, Jos. Turpln, Jas. Mm,
Crawford, Jas. Bull.
Harriman Suceeds Burt.
New York, Jan. 7. E. H. Harri
man was today elected president of the
Union Pacific Railway Company. The
resignation of Horace G. Burt as
president was first accepted and the
election of Mr. Harriman immediately
followed, after which the directors ad
journed.
There is reason to believe that Mr.
Harrlman's acceptance of the presi
dency is only tomporary. Moetingsof
the various Harriman syndicate roada
were also held today, but they were
said to be of a routine and unimportant
nature.
A Prtionttr lu 11 er Own Bnuic,
Mrs. W. H. Layha, of 1001 Agnes
Ave., Kansas City, Mo., hts for several
years been troubled with severe hoarse
ness and at times a hard cough, which
she says, "Would keep me in doors for
days. I was prescribed for by physi
cions with no noticeable results. A
friend gave ine part of a bottle of Cham
berlain's Coueh Homed v with instruc
tions to closely follow the directions,
and I wish to state that aftor the llrst
day I could notice a decided change for
the better, and at this time after using
it for two weeks, have no hesitation la
saying in saying I realize that I am en
tirely cured. " This remedy is for sale
by Hamilton Drug Co.
Good Time to Buy Harness.
tM'iO worth of harness goods of all
descriptions is now being closed out at
our store regardless of cost. Will sell
the whole stock In a lump, If desired,
for less than 8950. A good opportunity
to start In business. If you can't call
in person, drop us a line by mall.
F, Long & 8ons,
Htldeburn Blk., Roseburg, Oregon.
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Mr. Wm. S. Craine, of California,
Md., sulTored for years from rheu ma
mat Ism and lumbago. He was Anally
advised to try Chamberlain's Pain
BaliA, which he did and It effected a
complete cure. For sale by II ami 1 ton
Drug Co.
Hops Bring Big Money.
Eitoknk, Jan. 7. A big sale of bops
was made in Eugeno today. II. J. Ot
tenhelmet, of Salem, purchased the
Thorn burg & Patterson crop of 400
bales at i cents per pound. This net
the growers about 91.j,000. A number
of other big sales are exacted In a few
days. Thore are now quite a number
of outside buyers here and they are
urging thoso who have held on to their
crops thus far to sell now.
Mrowd nmvm rmgmim mjr hmmlth."
"Three yenrs of delicate bealtb
trying doctors' prescriptions and
patent mediciuen" without benefit
might well anp the courage of any
woman. And vet Mrs. Bryant proved
that the question of the cure of wom
anly disease is only a question or
using the right remedy. A few doses
of ' Favorite Prescription ' restored
her courage and revived her hope,
because she could see "a decided
change from the first" Three
months use of the medicine re
stored her to perfect henltti.
Dr. IVrre's Vavorite Prescription
cures irregularity, dries weakening
drains, heals inflammation and uC
ceration, nnd cures fen ml e weakness.
Mm. ttarnh Hryniit. PrrnMnl nf Mrmphla
Avr . M' imilitn. Tmn . ritc: "I atiiTrm
with fl'li ilr lifnlth fur thrf yar. Irving
H'ntom' i.trcri(ilfiti 11M f.tt-nl niffliHnr.
unlit I lnl Crtir.ii;t on. I thotiu lit f w.ll
rwvrr fKin my Ifnltli; Imt r Irw lrw
"tir 'rv-nie lrrcrittnm' tumlr mrlthiir
t"y tvtinl. Loiini wc n Hffi'lril clianiT'- If on
'lir tirM, 'o I kiil Jti Ukliiir ft tor 1 1 1 r
lifit.iim filh fully Mil am now in perlert
Or. Pierce's Medical Adviser, In
piier covum, t sent frre on receipt
of wi '.'lie-cent stomps to pay exper.se
01 mining imiy, n:circM ur, K. V
I'ierco, IHilTalo, N. V.
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