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Newspaper Page Texttr.&.lX&Z- - 1 " EVIEW. Vol. VII. ROSEBURG, OREGON, FRIDAY EVENING, APHIL 1. 1904. No. 28. Evening Roseburg TRAIN HELD UP And Express Messenger Rilled in California. IN THE SACRAMENTO CANYON The Safe Was Dynamited and the Rob bers Then Escaped With Their Booty. Special to evening Review. Kkdding, April 1. The Southbound overland train No. 15, from Portland, was held up last night at the water tank at Copely, In the Sacremento can yon, north of here. The number of the robbers Is not definitely known. After stopping the train their demand to be admitted to the express car was refused. Thereupon, Express Messen ger O'Neill was shot dead. The high waymen then dynamited the big safe, incidentally blowing out the side of the car. After securing the contents, the amount of which is not yet known, they cut off the front portion of the train, ran It to near Keswick, left it there and took to the hills. No definite ' trace has yet been found of the fleeing desperadoes. Sick Headache absolutely and per manently cured by using Moki Tea. A pleasant herb drink. Cures Constipa tion and Indigestion. Makes you eat, sleep, work and happy. Satisfaction guaranteed or money bock. 25 cts. and 50 cts. More Labor Troubles. Special to Evening Review. Sax Francisco. April 1. For some weeks past dilllculty between the marine engineers and the owners of vessels plying along the coast has been threating to tie up all steam vessels. The owners have thus far refused to give in to the demands of the union and a general strike of the engineers and firemen has been ordered. However, It may not be put into effect, as it is not thought any others members of the water front federation will be drawn E. A. Wood & Company ftoice urr6er - AND Building Material Do you contemplate building or improving your properties? If so it will pay you to call on the ROSEBURG LUMBER CO. We carry a large stock of all kinds ol BUILDING MATERIAL X XT IKI B X2 XC IN THE ROUGH AND SIZED First-class dry flooring First-class shiplap First-class rustic Plain & fancy pickets Lath. Dry cedar, star A, star No. 1 Shingles. S We have a good quality of No. 2 Rustic that ; J we are selling bt $13.00 per thousand feet, and 1 other material in proportion. Give us a call and J 2 be convinced. We are here to stay in the business. ; We also carry a large stock of Sash, Doors I Mouldings, etc.; Brackets, Newel Posts, Porch 2 Columns and other finishing materials. X j THE ROSEBURG LUMBER CO. I OFFICE: KINNEY ADDITION ROSEBURG, OREGON S J Just across Deer Creek, foot of Jackson Street. Into the controversy, although It is rumored thut much dissatisfaction ex ists In that body, which has a member ship of about 15,000. The engineers and firemen refused to stand with the federation In the big strike two years ago, causing 111 feeling. Solatlc. Rbauraatlsin Cured. "I have been subject to sciatic rheu matism for years," says E. H. Waldron, of Wilton Junction, Iowa. "My joints were stilt and gave me much pain and discomfort. My joints would crack when I straightened up. I used Cham berlain's Pain Balm, and have been thoroughly cured. Have not had a pain or ache from the old trouble for many mouths. It is certainly a most wonderful liniment." For sale by Hamilton Drug Co. Elocutionary Contest, An elocutionary contest between the pupils of the Roseburg public school is to be held at the opera house Friday evening, April 15th. Three medals will be awarded to the winners In the primary, intermediate and advanced divisions, respectively. The first, sec ond and third grades constitute the primary division; the fourth, fifth and sixth, the intermediate division; and the seventh, eighth, ninth and tenth, the advanced division. There will be one representative from each room. These have already been chosen at pre liminary try-outs and are as follows: Primary division: Miss Stuart's room, Dale Grittlth; Miss Aiken's room, Lois Chapman; Miss Byers' room, Min nie Gallagher; Miss Thompson's room, Florence Kohlhagen; Miss Kabat's room, Erma Clements; Miss Kidder's room, Ada Ryan; Miss Stewart's room, Pearl Davis. Intermediate division: -Miss Aid- rich's room, May Cardwell; Miss Hat field's room, Elizabeth Buck master: Miss Clark's room, Ruth Wool ley; Miss Cook's room, Ruby Champagne. Advanced division: Miss Erlckson's room, Grace Moore; Mr. Stewart's room, not yet chosen; Miss Parrott's room, 9th grade, Vera Cardwell; 10th grade, Lllllth Moore. The program, which will Include sev oral musical selections in addition to the recitations, will be announced later. Roy McClallen is in Portland attend ing a reception being given to Grand Exalte Ruler Fanning, of the B. P. O, Elks. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bear, the Signature Yr.ur patronage for STAPLE and FANCY GROURIES. Fresh bread daily. Private Free Delivery to all parts of the city and suburb. Troxel B'oclt, Opposite Depot PIIONK AM - TOGO IS DEAD Great Japanese Admiral Killed By Russian Fire. VLADIVOSTOK BOMBARDED City Suffers Heavy Loss and Now Ex pects an Attack by Land At Any Hour. Special to Evening Review. London, April 1. A dispatch to the Times last night says Admiral Togo, commanding the Japanese fleet operat ing before Port Arthur, was killed by fire from the Russian batteries during VICE ADMIRAL TOGO, IN COMMAND OF JAPAN'S YELLOW SEA FLEET. an attack on that place Wednesday ev-1 ening. The loss of Admiral Togo will '. be severely felt by Japan as he was one of the ablest officers ou the service. He fought with distinction during the Japan-Chinese war. Admiral Togo will probably be succeeded by Vice Admiral Kumlmura, second In com roand of the Port Arthur fleet. VLADIVOSTOK IIOMIIARDED. A dispatch says the city of Vladivos tok was again bombarded by the Japan ese warships, this time with heavy loss. Japanese troops were also landed and an attack by this force is hourly ex pected. The Japs have cut off alt rail road communication to the city and the garrison will soon be suffering from a shortage of supplies. AMKR1CAM FLAO FIRED OS. A newspaper dispatch boat flying the American flag was fired on yesterday by the Russians, near New Chwang, and the masts were shot away. The Russian commander reported the mat ter to bis government, saying It was the result of mistaken orders. The Czar wilt order an apology to be made. A dispatch from Toklo states tbat Japan is send In if a number ol transports to make a landing at Dalny, if they can. OFF FOR THE FRONT. Sixteen newspaper men, mrst!y Brit ish and Americans. leftTokio this morn- tlAl fttD and DRT FOR SALE AT CEO. COLLINS' FEED SHED Near tlie Peer Crwk Bridge Foot or Jackhos Stbet Telephone 1051 lug for Moji, whore they will embark on a Japanese transport. Their destination is still a secret. This action ! is believed to signify that a big land movement is about ready to be Inaugu rated. The Central News correspond ent at Tokio confirms the report that Admiral Togo attacked Port Arthur Wednesday night, but gives no details. The committee protesting agalns, the advaoco in the rates for water and lights handed in their report this afternoon, too lute for publication today. It will appear in Saturday's Rkvikw. Considerable more matter has been added to the original report. Koehler Will Remain. Portland, March 31. "There will be no changes in either the Portland otllces or the Salt Lake ottlces," said General Manager E. E. Calvin of the O. R. & N., who arrived In a special our this morning to assume the duties of Mr. Mohler, who was transferred to Omaha. "All the changes which will be made have been announced and they will go into effect tomorrow. In the personnel of the local otllces there will be absolutely no change. "Asa matter of convenience in oper ation, however, the Southern Pacific will be embraced within my jurisdic tion, though the two roads will be en tirely separate In management and in operation. Mr. Koehler will merely report to Chicago through me Instead of to San Francisco as heretofore. There will be no combine of the two otllces nor any changes in the men whu are employed." SUCCEEDS CALVIN. Salt Lake, March 31. Itis officially announced, effective tomorrow, that Everett Buckingham, superintendent of transportation of the Union Pacific, will be appointed general superlntend eut of the Oregon Short Line, succeed ing E. E. Calvin, and the office of assist ant general manager has been abol ished. RHEUMATISM Kidney, Stomach and Nervoun Troubles are positively cured with Oil of Eden and Sweet Spirits of Eden. They are not cheap reme dies, but inexpensive cures. $5 will buy the lot. Sold by all first-class druggists. rnm(ilet.lr Cured Aftef FlfU.a Y.r. nt ft'ilTcrlng, .nd Kipect.d to b. . Utlppl. tor 1.1 1. .1 C ot ., Merilr.) Cn , th'kneeto ankle ds-Hy broU!? from a h'ftf that the I'll km cut open ami nOme of tti bmi ti out. Th w'Miii'f wan cl stil h'i e-l,b'it I nfterel for fiftn yanr mv revere jalns In the h and ankle ni w flt,!l7 It.dticett to use OH of r.oVtj, wftfrh I dirt, and can truthfully nay in use "I Oil of Kln r(iiie at lean two teacui'fuls of po I notion rnslter ami corruption to come to th mirlace lb route h the porn ol the nkln, n-J am com jjlflUjly curetf. f wouM mm no if and I mint In am one Ttnliir Oil of Krten not to leialr. hut I to um It for a few day, ami If the flesh net j lore 11 top for two or ihie flam ami com 1 meiice bksIp and continue In thl way mill! I no ni'i'C ; a'.nr pome i the infuee When ' thlh hsN b'-en done the dilate hu tm fir.-ii j and lh 'Ml of V.ta will have no more effect on four (I H-h then olive oil 1 ', of K leu f a wniioVrfu i remd? end 1 1 CM'Ht.lf "( h-"-tIt'liiK and eiirin Omijian U o' ' .'-u'le for whu. It m rs "tnrnf iidid I raji'f 1 alt fl'l(ft pMlflp for il, Atd sto:ie.ir ' ' reornme'id It to all tunVrer tor nv ilorinsm fi"t.'llllon of thehody, mh an ltn"imailnn. ' Wen, 'I Moor, 'fOiiem, btnfl and rmf' tud I-.aiefylUe, Calif., July 1M M. MINERS GO OUT low Coal Fields Are Now at a Standstill. AGAINST A WAGE REDUCTION There Are 13,500 Miners Idle and the Fight May be Long and Bitter. Des Moines, Iowa, March 31, Thir teen thousand five hundred miners in this state went on strike this morn ing on account of the proposed reduc tion in the scale of wages. Every mine in tbe state is closed. The scale com mittee met this morning and perfunc torily annouueed tbe result of their dis agreement with the operators, who now claim thoy will reopea only on open principles. Half a million tons of coal are on hand) and the men have $80,000 in the treasury. The prospects are for a long and bitter fight against the reduction of the scale. Factory Girls Killed. Pcuanton, Pa., March 31. Six per sons were killed and five injured, some fatally, In a terrific explosion in the EHckson-Squib Company's factory at Prlceburg at eleven o'clock this morning. Five of the dead are girls and the other a boy. A Nfttur! Keiilt, It Is a very roasonuble thing to suppose If the foundation of a structure was re moved that the building Itself Is bound to come down. This same prlncipto can be applied to disease. Tako a medi cine Into the system that will remove the ciluso of sickness and tho Illness loaves of Itself. Dyspepsia, tndigostlon, sick-hcaduche and billiousness havo their foundation tn stomach disorders. Komovo this weakness and tho other symptoms are no mora. There is ono cure for this that all druggists soil for Zrt cents nor box. It is called Dr. Gunn's Improved Livur Pills. They got right at the loginnlng of thoso diseases and make the euro hy titkini; nwuy tho c:iuso of it. Wo will send a small box freo by mail, or a largo box on receipt of i"e, AildrcHS Tho Dr. Dosunko, Mean1 1 no tympany, I'hilmlelphia, Pa. For sale vl A. C. Marsters, uruir- gist, Huso burp, Ore. No Savings Bank ' Offors an opportunity for safe invest ment and large returns, as an invest ment In lots tn Walto's Addition. This addition comprises the southern part Of the Rose place. These lota aro offered on easy terms, & down and monthly payments of five dollars a month. Property in this addition has steadily advanced in price since It was placed on the market, and now, since the new high school Is being built there, this property is very desirable. For par ticulars call on the Cobb Heal F.state Co., Roseburg, Oregon. d-s.w. Makea m OleD Bweap. There's nothing like doing m thing thoroughly. Of all the Salves you overheard of, flucklen's Arnica Salve Is the best. It sweeps away and cures Burns, Sores, Bruises, Cuts, I kills, Ulcers, Skin Eruptions and Piles. It's only 25c, and guaranteed to give satis faction by A. C. Marsters & Co., Rose burg, Or., druggist. Will Hear Fair Bill. Special to Evening Review. Washington, April 1. Congress man Tawney has been promised Speak er Cannon's recognition Monday for presentation of the Lewis & Clark bill. Twenty minutes will be given each side for debate. Champ Clark, of Missouri, and others will spoak for the bi 11. Hohberf thi (lrr. A startling Incident Is narrated by John Oliver, of Philadelphia, as fol lows: "I was In an awful condition, My skin was almost yellow, eyes sunken, tongue coated, pain continually In back and sides, no appetite, growing weaker day by day. Three physicians had given me up. Then I was advised to use Electric Hitter: to my groat joy, the first bottle made a decided Improve' ni?nt. I continued their use for tlirci weeks, and nni now a well m;in. I know they robbed the grave of another victim." No one should fail to try them. Only 50 cents, guaranteed, at A. C. Marstors & Co. drug store, of Hose burg, Oregon. John Alexander and T. P. Simnson were down from Glide today. Mr. J. S. Garner is reported quite sick. Miss Nina E. Robinson, a former Josephine county girl, has obtained a judgment for 91,000 in court at Red Bluff, Calif., against Mayor Walton of that city. Miss Robinson recently gave birth to a child. All members of Protection Tent No. 15, K. O. T. M. are requested to be present at the regular meeting on Fri 'f- day eveuing, April 1st, as business of ' ' great importance is to be considered. G. W. Rapp, R. K. Sanctuary's Addition to the city of Roseburg will be the name of one of our suburbs, which has been platted and subdivided into lots. The addition , will consist of the adjoining properties of C. B. Cannon, S. K. Sykes and L A. Sanctuary, on the east side of Main street, opposite the Waite Addition. The lots will be 35 in number and of an average size of 42 by 125 feet. Three new streets will be created and dedi cated to tbe public: One running north 4' and south through the middle of the ad dition, abutting the property of H. S. French on the north aod that of Ludwlg Schmeisser on the south, has been given the name of Sanctuary Avenue; one outlet to Main Btreet between the properties of Messrs. Cannon and Sanctuary will be known as Cannon street, and a second outleton the south end of Mr. Sykes' property, to be known as Jamieson street. County Surveyor Chas. E. Roberts Is now preparing the plat for record. THE ROSKBOKO SIAKRRT. The local market quotations today are as follows: Wheat 80 cents. Oats 35(tfVt0eent8. Barley 50 cents. Hay Loose, 8; baled, 812(15. Potatoes J cent per pound. Butter Dairy, 25c; creamery, 32Jo. Eggs 15 cents per dozen. Chickens Mixed,ic per pound;younjy chickens, 82.50(3.00 per dozen. Veal 0(")04O drossod. Beef Cows, 2(rtWo; steers, 4 cents; heifers, 2K2(C. Hogs Fat, 441c live: dressed, 6c. Apilos--Per box, fl0c(rfi$l.- Pohland Market The quotation In the Portland market today are: Wheat, 8fl(tt82c; oats, 81.10 nor cen tal; hay, clover, 811; timothy, 8Ki; wool, valloy, 17(a18 cents; hops, 24((ft!Mc; hogs, gross, 4irrVo; sheep, :tYrf4o gross; beef, gross, :t(j(i4ic; voal, HcfVitc; eggs, I50r)ltic;bulter, crnivmory,2"l; dairy, Hie; chickens, mixed, 12c('flik: lb. An electrical current at high tension Is the only parallel that can adequately describe Mark Swan's hilarious fitrce "Whose Baby Aro You?" that makes ' its Initial appearance in this city at the Ogiera house next Monday eveuing. The title of the piece has already be came a catch word wherever the Com pany has played. The piece Is a box otllco magnet and Is considered the greatest farcical success put on the boards. "Whoso Ha by Are You", 011 goto pack the house. Seals now on sale at Strongs. Prices 25, 50 and 75o. The first lesion that the young (rfrl has of woniAiiliood la UMially a painful one. 8ne Irrtms to know what headache means, nnd tnckache, and sometimes la sadly borne down by this new experience of life. All the piin and misery which young Rirls commonly experience At such s time tnny, in si mo f every instance, be entirely Prcvcntt d or t tired by the use of Doctor ierce's Fsvotste Prescription. It estab lishes r?Ru1iMy. It tones up the jrrneml hen lilt, and cures headache, backache, nervot: .ness and other consequences of womanly weakness or disease. The anxious mother of the family often tlmrs carries the whole burden of responsi bility so far as the home medication of common ailments of the Rirl or hoys are concerned. The cost of the doctor's visit is very often much tio K"t At sntli times the mother is invited to write to Ir. k. V. Pierce, of Buffalo, N Y., for medirsil advice, which is (fiven fre. Lorrespond mce is held strictly confidential. Hacked up by over a third of a century of remarkable and uniform cures, record) such as no other remedy for the diseases and weaknesses peculiar to women ever attained, thf proprietors and makers of Dr. puree's Favotitc Pn-scription now feel fully warranted in ofTi-rimr to pay $v in hyal mom-y of the Unittd States for any c.i-ii- of IMicorrhea, Female Weakness, Pro lapsus, or Fallinjr of Womb, which they c.imiM cure. All the World' I)irnvuy M'dual Association, proprietors, of Iluf fido, N Y., H"k is a fair and reasonable trial of their im-ins of cure. - Voir won 'I rr fnl tnr'Hriiif, 'favorite Prevrtn Hon.' has lirll-vl in.- t'1-..lly in time of mKTVi ifiU" write-. Mr Mltiln Wniflit, of I-dwaols, r,l i l',i,t TV. sn.l t fill! n.l I'M 1 til y"ir nit-tin' ..t thrr of ' (''IV ..o- IT -lll.lt-: lit) f.!ti V.. (liitt.o 11 f. r fnnri tw ii' f-.iir to thirl v irtli )il till- lime lii'iv u-i ii.- l.-.liv Kill fuM hf i tl T , nil I nui till tlinitf IM t.ou ' aa U.utw."