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VOL. XI.
HOSKHUItfl, OREGON, MON DAY KVKXIXCi, Al'Cil'ST 10, 1DIM.
NO. 140.
A BEDROOM DRAMA
Husband Beats. Preacher Into
iDseosibility
WIFE BEGGED FOR HIS LOVE
Judge Murders Wife, Whom
be Met Through an Agency, and
Then Suicides
Special to the Evening Review.
HURLOCK, Md.y Aug: 10. This
city is in the -throes of a sensation
over the assault itfst night of Rev.
Stephen B. Sir.j.man, pastor of the
Washington Methodist church, at-the
home of Thomas Carow, where 'the
minister was Visiting. Carow found
his wife In Shlpmau's bedroom and
beat him unttrfie was Insensible. Af
ter regaining"' consciousness, Ship
man made his way to a cornfield,
where he remained all night, fearing
to go back Test " Carow might kill
him.
Shlpman declnred today that he
would make the defense that the
woman templed'him. bht that he If
Ihnorent of wrrn.doing. Ho snvp
he was wakened fov Mrs. Carow'F
hnnd on his. fn'pe. rtI ordered her to
leave," says Shljminn. "but frrstenr'
of complying she pleaded fur me tf
lnvp her and to prnv for her."
The sentiment of Shipman's con-
gregatlon favors him.
Tuilne's Double Crime.
DENVER, Colo., Aug. 10. A (Ms
pateh to n local, newspaper says that
Judge A. S. Swnnsoh. of Oshawocn.
near the Yellowstone Forest, In
Wyoming, shot and killed his wife
Bnd then blew, out his own bra his.
The couple met through a matrimon
ial bureau. . A quarrel over a social
incident, was the cause of the trn.
edy.
TBNXKSSER G. O. P. SPLIT.
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn.. Aug. 10
Hopelessly divided, ho republi
cans of Tennesson will hold two at imp
conventions this week, that of the
Rrownlow-Austln faction meeting In
this city today, while the Evans-Hnle
faction wllL foregather at Nashvijle.
on Wednesday.. At today's conven
... Smoke ...
Model American
The Best '"Bit" Cigar on the Pa
' ' cific Coast
Made in Roseburg by
L.KABAT
So 1 d b y a
VITAGRAPH THEATRE
S Fri. August 14
THE PYLE CAMERAGRAPH CO.
FEATURING The Great Scenic Prodnftiol of
DAMON '& PYTHIAS
"" Also the Onlv Original Pictures of the q
FLEET IN FRISCO
With several other funny pictures.;
-PICTURED MELpDIES" by "ANITA" the sinking girl.
Prices for this attraction 15 and 25 cents.
tion the Insurgents will nominate a
cuudtdaie-for governor and other of
fices. A stormy sessiou may develop.
1 he delegates declare that their or
ganization is entirely regular. Taft
and Sherman are endorsed. T. A.
Wright Is mentioned prominently as
the gubernatorial nominee.
The hjyarts , faction, which will
meet two days hence,-' ehtlins to be
iiiu regular organization." It Is led
by H. (May Kvans. former bongreS's
uian,' United States commissioner of
pensions' and United- States consul
general ut Loudon. Evans was elect
ed governor of Tennessee in 194 on
theface' of the returns, but a recount
was' favorable to Tnrney, his Uiuo
cratic opponent. '"' !i
XKW rilUTIT COl'KT CASKS.
Two Wives Sue for Divorces Ijiiv-
yer Sues Two PnrtUs
i. -Rose
Mt'Bee -vs. Richard McBee,
suit for divorce. Plaintiff alleges
that her husband falsely accused her
of infidelity and of trying. to- poison
him. She also say 3 In- her. complain!
that, he repeatedly cursed her and
finally, on June l, 1908. d-sove here.
from their home at Bridge.. Coos
county.' Another allegation is that
her husband has contributed only $6
toward her support for a year past.
His general cruel treatment, she
says, has undermined her health and
affected her nervous Bystenv. - They
were married at Camas Valley In
X-toffer. 1898, and have an 8-year-old
daughter, who has been given by
.the court Into the custody of the
;nother.
Mattle Woodson vs. George Wood
ioii; suit for divorce.. Plaintiff nl
'egPB that her husband, deserted. Ikm
it Central Point, Jackson county, in
July, .190;".,. live years after their
-narriage in. Siskiyou county, Calif.
Since ,lier husband left her, Mrs".
.Woodson says she has been earning
'ier own living by working' as a do
nestlc, hut that , her health is such
hat she should not be. so engaged.
She asks $20 per., month alimony
'rom her husband, whom she de-
"lares is able-bodied and earns n
:alary of $;i per day.
J. A. Buchanan vs.. Frank Ken-
ledy; action for $2r.0. alleged to be
lue for representing defendant in a
'and contest cnse. A demurrer has
Meeii filed.
.1. A. Buchannn vs. E. P. Tynan!
iction for $2'.0. alleged to be due on
i promissory note.
KOR RENT Two housekeeping
rooms, furnished or -unfurnished.
Annlv at first house Immediately
east of blacksmith shop on lower
Oak street, Rosehurg. u
Patronize T?ev1rw advertlsnxfl.
1 1 Dealers
HOSEItUlUi HOYS IX CAMP.
Vw Notes of Interest From a Mem
ber .of Company D.
Co. D., 4th Regt.. O. N. G.,
Camp Stanley, Wash.
Editor Review:
We arrived In good condition on
the evening of the 3rd with the
company full of life. Weather Is
ideal for camp life and the lake of
fers fine opportunity for a daily
plunge.
There are About 12,000 troops en
camped at this place, and a jolly
crowd it is. The boys from Rose
burg are feeling fine and are enjoy
ing the camp. A few of them are
troubled Bomewhat with sore feet,
but that is remediable by the use
kahki socks.
The other day Private Kernan
missed drill while he was getting a
shnve and the sergeant put him oh
cook detail for one day as punish
ment. Kernan says he isn't going
o shave any more until he gets
home.
Musician Short is special trumpet
er for Colonel Yoran, and he's feel
ing fine on account of his position.
When Private Caro was relieved
from his first sentry duty, be was
asked if he made any arrests. He
eplied: "No, nothing went 'through
my line but one .automobile."
We have drill twice each day, four
hours in both drills. This morning
we had experience in pitching "pup"
tents, but heretofore we have had
both close order and extended regi
mental drills, skirmish runs, etc.
Prlvntes Hughes, Clark, Hrockway,
Kenan, Hill and others have the ad
vantage of Sergt. Buchanan and
others of like build In the, sklrmlHh
runs on account of the length of
!.helr lower limbs.
With best regards to The Review
from the company,
R. C. AGEE.
County Surveyor C. E. Roberts
and Road Viewers R. B. Dixon and
Morris Weber began work, today lo
oting what is known as the new O.
0. Brown road at Dixomille. This
will be followed by the locating of a
'haugc In Hie Deer Creek road at the
Willis and Cox places, and the es
tablishment of a new road through
the Chapman and Shruin places in
;he Buckhorn district.
Miss Hazel Patterson has accepted
;i position ns pianist at The Crescent
Theatre. '
Why James Lee (lot W'll.
Everybody In Zanesvllle, O..
k'nows Mrs. Mary Lep, of rural
route 8. She writes: "My husband,
fames Lee, firmly holieves lie owes
Ills life to the use of Dr. King's
New Discovery. Ills lungB were se
verely affected that consumption
seemed Inevitable, when a friend rec
ommended New Discovery. Wo tried
It, nnd Its use lias restored him to
perfect health." Dr. King's New
Discovery Is the King of throat and
lung remedies. For coughs and
colds It has no equal. The first dose
gives relief. Try It. Sold under a
guarantee nt A. C. Mnrsters & Co's.
drug store. Due -and $1.00. Trial
bottle free.
XOTICK TO CONTKACTOIW.
Notice is hereby given, that sealed
bids will be received by the County
Clerk Until the 2ud day of Septem
ber, A. L)., 190$, at the hour of 10
o'clock A. M., of Baid day, for the
construction of Cement and Plank
Walks on the Court House Property,
in accordance with Plans and HpecHl
cations on file ut the County Clerk's
ollice.
The Court reserves the right to re
ject any or all bids.
Hy qrder of the County Court.
Dated at Itoseburg, Oregon, this
27th day of July, 1!mis.
E. II. LKNOX.
td " County Clerk
'kopos.w.h roit im ie n asi; oi
Ml'MCII'A It ItOXDS
The undersigned Recorder of he
Citv of Kimeburg. Douglas County
Oregon, will receive at his oifbe in
the City of Roseburg up to S o'eloeK
P. M., of Friday, August 21. 19'S.
sealed proposals for the purchase of
Street Improvement Honda of thf
Citv of Roseburg, In the sum of $:tT
nun. no or any part thereof. Said
hcntls are In denominations of $r00
bear Interest at the rate of five per
cent per annum, payable semi an
mil. My. nnd are due twenty years
from date of Issuance. Full Inf'tr
matlon ns to tills Ikup may be ob
tained upon application to the in
den-inned. Principal and Interest
m! payable in Kosenurg. Fori la no pan
f Frrnclsco or New York, as the pur-
hsser may elect.
All bids must be sealed an'tjd'llv-
V'prrd to the undersigned not latr
that the hour iOrementlonMi. at
Ivhnh time the CounHI will priced
I to open said bids. Itldn d'Onid be
endorsed "Proposal to Purrhr'se
Iffseburg Street Improvement
j li'inds."
I The Council reperren the right to
; reivt any and H bids.
j Dated this 4th dar of August.
i per?. A. n. ORcrrr.
RtrordT of th C:ty
of Roseburg, Oregon
Cry Goes up For Government to
End C. P. R. R. Strike
ONE TRAIN OF WHEAT MOVES
American Flag Shot Away at Tabriz,
-Persia, During Revolutionary
Engagement
Special to the Evening Review.
WINNIPEG, Aug. 10. The first
train of this season's wheat arrived
today direct from the fields to Fort
Williams to avoid a possibility of a
hindrance resulting from the strike
on the Canadian Pacific. Violence Is
reported at Be vera 1 western stations
today, where the strike breakers are
employed. Several cars In the local
freight yards have beeu smashed.
Newspapers are demanding iuterven
lion of the government to stop the
strike.
Old (J lory Shot Away.
WASHINGTON. . Aug. 1 0. Dis
patches from Tabriz, Persia, the
scene of a bloody revolution, say
that the American flag over the stale
ousulute was shot away yesterday.
The American consul has been in
structed to warn both the revolu-
lonists and the Shah's troops that
no thing near the consulate will be
tolerated. The authorities here
think the shooting was accidental.
AViiitcr IlecoiurK Millionaire
NEW YORK. Aug. 1 0. Codfrled
Prodst, a waiter employed in a res-
aurant in lirooklyn, has just been
notified that he has fallen heir to an
stale of (10.000,(100 left him by n
Ustant relative In Germany. He will
start for Germany at mice, and upon
his return he will marry a waitress,
so he says.
Slamhinl Oil Petition.
CHICAGO, Aug. 10. A prelim
inary draft of the petition for a re
hearing In the famous Standard Oil
use. In which a flue of $211,240,000
was reversed, was completed today
uid sent to Atty. Gen. Hotinparte for
his Inspection.
Excellent Health Adlvce.
Mrs. M. M. Davison, of No. 379
Glfford Ave., Ran Jose, Col., says:
The worth of Electric Bitters as a
general family remedy, for headache,
biliousness and torpor of the liver
and bowels Is so pronounced that 1
am prompted to say a word In Its
favor, for the benefit of those seek
ing relief from such afflictions.
There Is more henlth for the digest
ive organs In a bottle of Rlectrk
Hitters than In any other remedy I
know of." Sold under guarantee at
A. C. Marsters & Co's. drug store
50c.
When you buy goods, supplies
machinery, vehicles or other ware
from dealers In your home town yon
have the assurance that If the goods
are not what you bargained for the
dealer is, right there to make good
the deficiency. The Itinerant vender.
peddler or salesman has but one ob
ject and Hint Is to get your money
and then get out of the: country as
nulcklv as possible. No matter at
what price his wares are offered or
how plausahle a story he may tell
you. It can always be counted upon
that your home dealer or merchant
will give you a better value for your
money and extend to you more gen
ulne favors than you will get from
any traveler. Help to build up
your community by buying your
goods at home. Everyone should do
this, as here Is where your products
are sold. You'll save money by buy
ing at home.
Patronize Ravlew advertisers.
Malaria is due to impurities in
healthful qualities ol the circulation,
S.S.S.
The body in then deprived of its necessary nourishment and strength, and is
unable to resist the countless disorders
sutlers in consequence. The apetite fails, digestion is weakened, chills
and slight lever are frequent, while the sunerer loses energy and ambition.
Boils, skin eruptions, and some times sores and ulcers follow when the
blood becomes deeply polluted with the malarial germs. Both a tonic
and blood purifier are needed to cure Malaria, and S. S. S. is liest fitted for
this work. It is the most perfect of all blood purifiers and ut the same time
an invigorating, healthful tonic. S. S. S. goes down into the circulation,
and removes every trace of impurity or poison, and gives to the bhod tiie
health-sustaining qualities it needs. It cures Malaria thoroughly and per
manently Ijeeause it removes from the blood the germs and poisons which
produce the disease, and while doing this tones up and strengthens every
part of the svsti-ui. Book with information alxjut Malaria and any medical
advice furniabed free to all who write
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA. GA.
INFANT PASSES AWAY.
The Infant child which was mys
teriously left at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. U. A. Signalluess In North Rose
burg a few weeks ago, died this af
ternoon after a brief Illness of chol
era Infantum. It was supposed to
be about eight mouth old. No trace
of Its parents has ever beeu found.
The little waif was most tenderly
cared for by Mr. and Mrs. Signall
uess and its untimely death is sin
cerely regretted. The funeral ser
vice will be held at the residence at
10 a. m., Tuesday. Interment In the
Odd Fellows' cemetery.
PRINCESS KTHKL IS 17.
OYSTER BAY, N. Y., Aug 10.
Miss Ethel Roosevelt, the president's
only unmarried daughter, is today
receiving the . congratulations of
hundreds upon the occasion of her
17th birthday. Scores of beautiful
presents were received by the young
lady of the White House, not ouly
from relatives, friends and school
mates, but from admirers In all parts
of the country.
At the age of 17, the "Princess
Ethel" has become u strikingly
charming and beautiful young wo
man, and her intellectual attain
ments are above the average. In
many of her personal characteristics
she resembles her famous father. She
will not actively enter society for
several years yet, although Bhe will
likely take part In several functions
this winter, owing to the fact that
the coming season will be the last
her father will spend in the White
House.
NIOW DANClNfl SCHOOL
Prof. Smith will open a select
school of dancing In the Mnccabee
TV-mple. Wednesday, August 12th,
a nd will continue ench Wed nesday
and Saturday afternoon nnd evening
hereafter. Special nttentlon will he
;iven to children's classes. Terms:
Gentlemen $5.00 for 1 2 lessons;
adles. $ :t . 5 0 for 12 lessons; single
esson, no cents; private lessons, 7.r
euts. Prof. Smith gives special at
tentioti to tho waltz, two-step. Huston
two-step, three-step, circle threp-
step, five-step, schottlsche. Merry
Widow schot t isehe, Comas wait z.
French minuet and landers. Spet
tutors not allowed class nights. .
DA12
Welcome Yankee Fleet.
AUCKLAND, N. Z., Aug. 10
rtioiisunds of people from all over
the colony are here to aid the people
of Auckland lu their great demon
st rat ion In honor of the American
Meet. Colonial and municipal nlllc
ials have joined In proclaiming to
dny a public holiday. The festivities
commenced toduy will continue
throughout the week and will prob
ably become historical as the great
est celebration ever held In New
Zealand.
Another Good Man Gone Wrong
He neglected to take Foley's Kid
ney Cure at the first signs of kid
ney trouble, hoping It would wear
away, and he was soon a victim ot
Hrtght's disease. There Is danger In
delay, but If Foley's Kidney Cure Is
taken nt once the symptoms will dls
appear", the kidneys are strengthened
and you are soon sound and well. A
R. Bans, of -Morgaiitown, Ind., had
to get up ten or twelve times hi the
night, and had a severe backache and
pains In the kidneys, and waB cured
by Foley's Kidney Cure. Red Cross
Pharmacy.
ADVKHTISKI) LETT KHH.
Remaining ont ailed for in the It of
burg postotticeoa Aug 10, 1908, are thr
following letten. whlcb will becb&rget
at the rate of one cent eaeu
Cleaves, Rev. C. H.; Evens, Epb.;
Hansen, W. F.; Houser, F.; Hughes,
J. P.; Law son, Minnie; Llrber, Jns.
M.; I. yiin Drug Co., McCtilloch. W
A.; McCulloch, A. K.; March, Harry
P. ; Melt y, M Ims Nina ; Pat t Isou
Leon; Smith, C. C; Thompson. F.
M.; Vooh, Mrs. Ernest V.; Whlsler,
C. E.; Willis. J. K.
Advertised August 10. 1908.
C. W. PARKS. Postmaster
CURES
MALARIA
the 11mh1 whii-h destroy the rich
and reduce it to a weak, watery fluid
thnt a.nsail it. and the irencral system
ri.ril II Kit WEAPON.
Coon County Woman Kills Punt her
in Hen House,
Mnrshfleld Times: After a fierce
battle with a large panther on their
anch nt Ten Mile, Mrs. w J, Cole
ucceeded lu dispatching the animal
with a club. Juhi how she did It she
does not know, the fright causing her
to forget the details. She escaped
nlnjured, except that her. dress was
lightly torn by the animal.
The battle took place In the hen
house on the Cole ranch. Mrs. Cole
ent out to gnthor the eggs In the
fternoon and while she noticed that
the chickens ran out of the hen
house before her approach, she did
not think anything was wrong. She
had no sooner entered the henhouse
than she noticed the large panther
rouched In one corner just ready to
spring. She dropped the basket and
nibbed n large club which hnppen-
d to be lying near the door.
White she does not remember. It
must be that she struck just as the
tnnther came bounding through the
Ir at her. Her blow was true, for
he animal felt at her feet. In fal
ling Us claws caught hi her skirt.
While the first blow probably dis
patched the beast, she did not take
any chances but continued to ply
he club until there was no possibil
ity of the panther being alive.
I'iT.SIMMOXH 1H IN TOWN!
I)n Not Confuse Illill Willi I hi- Noted
"lloli," Yet hf Ih n l lulilcr W'hi'ii
il ('oim'K to 'iittliiu l'rlt'tM on
lluili Ai l.iiiii- mill Victor I'lnnos.
Mr. KltzslnimoiiB, tl I rod from the
lush ft l.uuu factory, In In Uio city.
with hi'iuluimrtcrs at Burr's Music
Iourp, nnd Ik mftkliiK conccHHfons to
uHtomcrs this week only to Intro-
luce the HubIi & I ,ii no plnnoB. The
nhovo conccHHlons will he charged to
he fnctory ns nilvertlnlun. llolh
Uurr'B MubIc House nnd tho fnctory
hre overlnokliiK prollt-mnklnK on
1)1b llrBt car of plnnoa In order to
sot tliein before the nubile. If you
mo Boon to be 111 Ilio innrkot for n
nluno buy now nnd be one of our
liooBtem nnd we will nBsuro yon thnt
ou will not only bo ulcnBcd with
vour nurchliBe, but will iiIbo bo well
mid for hiking ndvnutiiKo of tins
ConceBBlon Hnlo. Call nt once, while
Ihe Hue of itlnuoH nre complete.
Be a MlBBourlnn nnd come In And
'et us Show You whnt thefle conces
sions iiieiiu to n pluno purchaser.
Till') ONLY OltKilNAIi I'll.MH.
Dumon and 1'ythiuB. which will be
played at Ihe Vltagraph theatre for
two nights coinmciit'lMK Friduy, Au
iUHt 14. by the I'yle Cniuerugrnph
Co., Is the lllin which was taken
from tho great performance by .las.
Wardn nnd Ixmla James lu New
York city two months ago. Mills
Urns., of San KrnnclBco, control thlB
letiire and any other shown In Hobo-
liurg Is an imitation nnd does not
compete in any way with thlH grent
reproduction. ThlB compnny nlpo
shows n mile of pictures, Including
The Fleet in 'Frisco, "Kor Choo,
Ills First Wig." "The Beauty Sleep.
nnd others, with pictured melodies
by "Anlln. the Singing (ilrl. Trices
,'or tills attraction l!i and 2ft cents.
MIbb Veruice (illkey, of C.rnnls
I'iibb. tins been In IIiIb city the pnst
few days. She Is In the rncn for one
t the BcliolnrHhipH offered by the
f'ortlnnd Journal.
COFFEE
is perishable, it ought to
be kept in tight packages,
not exposed to air.
Youf f roc ,r return, rouf money II tol dost
like bchilUnif- IIcnI: w, Dir liinl
Patrnnlie Review advertisers
OFFICERS.
J. W. Hamilton, President. A. C. Marsters, Cashier.
J. F. Barker, Vice President.
J. W. Hamilton.
N. Rice,
J. F. Darker,
8. O. Bartrum,
S5QSEBURO MATIONAt
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rent by Ihe month. '
Our conservative management offers substantial advao- .
tage to present and propectlve patrons. We art prepared
to handle all business entrusted to ua accurately and .expedi
tiously, o - -
1HNS AND SINKS
Steamer. Carries Down Large
Number oH Africa . ,
TEH DIE IN TRAIN WRECK
Auto Explodes, Killing Two Doctor
Accidentally Suicides Man ,
Murders Wile
Special' to the Evening Review..'
LONDON, Aug. 10, It has just '
been lenrned that the Dutch ship
Amltellnnd caught Are off tho coast
of South Africa August 6 and went
down. A dispatch says a large num
bor of passengers perished. '
(Jcrnuui liallroad M'reck.
ECKKltNli-OKKFE, .Germany, Aug. 4
10. Ten persons were killed and a ""
score of others hurt today la. a col- ' a
liHlon of passenger trains on .the' "
I'Mensburg-Klol road. . ' "
The Deadly Automobile. .
CLEVELAND. O.. Aug. 10. Mrs.
Mary Boden, aged 67,' and fter "
dnughter, Mrs. Rose Beckwlth, were" "
lnstnntly killed today, when the
automobile In which they were riding
blew up nenr Pnlnesvllle. ,
1'liyHlciitn Ruleldis.
TACOMA, Wash.,; Aug.', 101
Through Bwallowlug a dose of medi
cine prescribed for himself for ex-' !
ternal ubo. Dr. Charles McCutcheon.' .
for years superintendent of a lead
ing local hoBpttnl.. Is dead. In ,the. '
middle of the night the doctor reach
ed over to n table, secured the bot-..
llo by mistake for an Internal mix- ,,
ture. swallowed the contents and
died shortly afterwards In agony. '
A Murder In 'Frisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 10 With
her skull crushed In by a blow from
n heavy spade, the wife of Peter .
Pallasau was found unconscious at
her home toduy. She died four ...
hours later. The woman's husband -Is
under arrest. - He admits quarrel-,
lug with his wife, but denies the
murder. Three children of the
couple told the police their father
wns In the ' habit of beating their
mother nnd that lie qunrreled with
her yeBterdny.
She I.ikeg Good Thing".
Mrs. Chns. E. Smith,' of 'West
Franklin, Maine, Bays: "I like good -things
and have adopted Dr. King's -.
New Life IMIIb as our family laxa
tive medicine, because they are good-'
and do their work without making A
fuss about It." These palnleBS puri
fiers sold at A. C. Marstera ft Cn'i.-'
drug store. 25c. '"
COMMIONCINO JUNK 22nd, 1WIIH.
The following train service will be la
effect on the line of the C. E. R.
II.. between Albany .and Yaqulna, ,
dully, except Sunday: - .
No. 16, Nj.2 ,
Mxd Pass. ,
Leave Albany 7:46 a. m. 12:40 p ro
Ar'v Yuquiua 1:30 p. m. 6' 30 p in .
No. 10 No. I ,-.
Pass. Mxd.
Lv Yaqulna. 2:15 p. in. 7:00 a.m.
Arv Albany. . 7:00 p. m. ll:G5a ro'
On Sundays the service will be aa .
follows: Leave Albany, 7:35 a., ru..
arrive Yaqulna, 11:40 a. m.; leav
Yaqulna 6:00 p. ru., arrive Albany.
11:30 p. m. l
W. T. Wright, Asst. Cashier
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