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nn 71 II 1 GENE TY ARB. ESTABLISHED FOB THE DISSE111 1TJ0J OF DEI0CBAT1C PRINCIPLES. 1M TO E1..1 M HONEST LIVING BY TD3 SWE1T OF OUR BROW vOL23 EUGENE, OR., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1891. NO. 53 ZUt (guflfnf City Cuarl (.PUBLISHED EVE11Y 8ATCRUAT. 1. L. CAMPBELL, Publisher and Proprietor. OKFICE-Oa the East lid of WillanietU .llwt, between Seventh and Eighth titrate. I Kt'.M.i OF SUBSCIlin'ION". l'r winiiui M M'Mitli..... t hr month. . . 12 00 . LW . .76 OUH ONLY KATKS OH ADVKimHlNO. Advertisement Inserted a follows! Due square, ten lime) or lew on insertion S3; aWdi .ubesquent ineertioa $L Caen required IB advaOO. . Tim advertier will be charged at the ol lowing rates: One square three months J" (hi square ix month J" On square on year u " Transient notice in local column, 20 cents per li lor eech insertion. ' j ;.;,. hill, -ill ha rendered Quarterly. AH tob work mutt b -aid roaoB bBLlvxar s 1 1 CEO. B. DORRIS ' Attorney and Counsello ab-Law. WJliAi PRACTICE IN THE COURTS W of th Second Judicial Di.trict and in h Supreme Court ol tnis Diaie. ".. 5.1 ....!., tvn to ooUectlons and ratten in probata A. 0. WOODCOCK AUoriiey-at-Law, snnlfMW. PITY. - - - ORKOOll niririCE-Room 7 k 8 McClaren Building, -3peoial attention given to Collection and Probate Dunne. Seymour W. Condon, AITORNEY-ATLAW, DUNN'S BUILDING, Oregon. E. O. POTTER, Attorn ey-at-Law, vtTfiFKK. . - - OREGON. Omci- Boom in Conser Block. GEO. M. MILLER Mtorney and Ccunsellor-trLaw, and Real Estate Agent. rTTiPVH PTTV. - " OREGON. Otllce In Mamnio Tempi. Kuykendall & Payton Musicians and Surgeons, Rooms Over City Drug Store. A.E. GALLAGHER, Attorney-at-Law. KUGENE CITY OREGON, Special attention given to TroUU business and Abstracte oi xme. Orrics Over Lan County Bank. DR. J. 0. GRAY, QDENTIST. OFFICE UPSTAIRS IN YOUNG'S block, opposite Guard othce. All worn WLaug hing ga administered for pain! x traction of teeth. MOORE & LINN, UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS Coffins and CtskeU always on band. Pre paring and Embalming ooaw m oy-w t. ..11. ntAmnff attndtks. Resident, second house south of Metbo- dial Church, Willamette treet. B. F. DORRIS, INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE AulNI. ityt-dV nvqiRART.E I HAVE BUM . " j f , Farm, Improved and Unimproved Tows property for al, on eoy terms, Property Eented and Eenta Collected. - r T MrvrMMnt AT in inturano - among th. Oldert and mort Ke "ble.wd in th Paourr and Eooitabli adju.tm.nt of th.tr f. LI . n V-l A har of your patronag olicit(l. OflKInfcityHalL F. DORRIS. CHA. LAMB. BB. W. . THE Eugene National Bank EUGENE CITT, OREGON. . PAID CP CAPITAL, HfRPLUS FUND .V),000 . KI.0U0 Tranaot t general banking boaine Boabu or DlBBCTon: F B Dunn. F W Oeburn. I C Chnreh. 8 H loran, J M Hodon. C Ln. i E Dana. SOTICI TO CRIDITOR8. m.Tfvnrr ! HF.BFBV cn'IN THAT EU "im. a.u- -,1r:id.l2 tr.u l hi. lirrry 'b JT'iS bwatbedoflhUoc J". Dated thi th day of 8ipteber, WL 1 -LUSINESS ESTABLISHED 18 YEARS.- Diamonds, Watches, Clocks, Jewel ry & Musical Instruments. i Select Stock South of FortU m m Special attention given to Repairing and Engraving by two first-class workmen. All work warranted. I B,. Lnckey DEALERS 1JV DRUCS, PATENT MEDICINES Toilet Articles, Paints, Oils, Brushes, Etc., Etc. Prescription Department in Competent hands. tfeniij Bookstore. McClaren s Building, (Oppo.it F. M. Wilkin.' Dmir Store.) -Ha an extenaive Stock of STANDARD, MISCELLANEOUS, COLLEGE AND SCHOOL BOOKS, Mercantile, Fancy and School Station ery, Blank Books, Cutlery, Etc. reorder for Book and Subscriptions to Newspapers and Periodicals promptly aU tendea to. mm any Internal or External Pain. Ask your druggist for it j S. LUCKEY. CALEB IN Clocks. Watches, Chains. Jewelry, Etc Reoairing Promptly hxecutod. eCAIIWork Warrante4.ja9 J. 8. LUCKEY Ens HIE E. Schwarzschitd, Prop. (Succeuor to Geo. Collier) BOOKS, STATIONERY, MAPS, GLOBES, SPECTACLES, WALL PAPER SCHOOL 6UPPLIE3. Order by mail promptly atteackd to. Ad Ireai Lock Boi 11 'A Cash. Iw Prices, AT CRESVELL. From and after Feb. 1, 191, my terms will be strictly cash. rices Put Down to Bed rock. I will Not be Undersold. Highest market price Paid for Produce. If not all traded out will pay balance in Cash. J. H. Whiteaker, Creswell, Or. II ' Manufacturing HOLLOWAY Jeweler. R. B. Cochran & Son, Real Estate Agents. Eugene City, Oregon. Will attend to general Real Eatntebusines such as buying, Belling, leasing and renting furmsand city property, etc Office on south aide of Ninth utrwt. The Eugeue Cigar Factory Keeps constantly on hand the finest brands of borne made, douieittic, and Key West cigars. Charges the lowest prices for chew ing and smoking tooacco. sou at retail ana wholesale. GlveTlicm a Chance! That ii to Bay, your Inngsi Also all your breathing machinery. Very wonderful machinery it is. Not only the larger air pannages, but tbe thousands of little tubes and ' cavities lesding from them. When thene are clogged and choked with matter which ought not to be there, yoar lungs can not do their work. And what they do, they cannot do weel. Call it cold, cough, croup, pueumonla, catorrli, contiumption or any of the family of (Lioat aud nose and head and lung obstrin'tion, all are bad. All ought to be got rid of. There is just one inre way to get rid of them. That is to take Boe ohee's German Syrup, which any druggist will sell you at 76 cents a bottle. Even it everything else has failed yon, you may de. dend upon this for certain. I have a cousin who is a printer, asys El- Mayor J. C. Lougbrun of North Des Moines, la. Some year ago he was employed in this city where they were printing circular! for Chamberlain. lie had a deep sealed cold and terrible cough, and while setting np copy he made np his mind to buy a bot tle. It cured him and that was tbe first I ever knew of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. I have been strongly in its favor ever since. My own experience and that of my family conviuoes me that thia remedy is tbe best in the world. That mav be strong language but that is what I think. For sal by F. M. Wilkins, DruggiHt. L - - ' - ' When Baby was sick, w gave ber Castorta. Wbo she was a Child, ah cried f or Caitoria, Whan she became Miss, she oluog to Caataria. Wbn sb bad Children, she gave them Castorta, TMeletratedFreucbto, wtfAPHR0DITINE"53Sa Is Bold 0 A POSITIVi OUARANTCe toeuraanr form ofnerroiudlwue oraov divmlerof the generative or. g.niof tlUu-rK-x liet!ier rin iu! faint t hflnwMii. RfFfiQP DMof htimuUou. AFTER TtoeoorOituni,orthrou(b,ouUilulla'll' tlon. over lnlulr''nre,dLe .turn a. LMof lirala y.mrr. W.kcftiiDrM, Bearing-down CalnlDUi bwk.riemln.lWeakneM,HvMerla,Nrvou frn trfttloo. N'M-tom.l tD.i.jou, Leororrbo-a, bis s:D-M,Wi-.k Memory, lMfil Power and lmpo tenry, whleblf ne.)eleflolien k-vlto premaiure o!d en and lnnitr. fries a i, (Uu forf'i'4 rnt hyBiallnureoelrtotprle' A WRITIFH I.I ABANTER I. (iven for every fiuuoMer rwelre.1, to refund tt money if a F.rm.ae.t eir. I. fx it .rTeetrd. V. k.i Itiouwylaol lMtlnoei.1. 1mm old aad yonur. of bnthMxe whoh.r. been permaneaUy enn4 IjtbeuMolApbrodlUn. Clrr.lv Ira. Addra THE APHRO MEDICINE CO. WtrB Uraach. hut X, tumAtu. Os. fxJd by E. K. LUCKEY k Ca. Drngxirt, Eagra. Ongoa, MtsticD. In Ixtj etmnly, Oregon, Oct. 17. ltfJl, by Geo. W. KiBMy, J. P.. Jerome Wilooa and Mm Still KwmI, all of Lane county, Oregon. Mo In Mfiuorlara. It vu with wideapread Borrow that th word, "Mr, i, B. Khinenart is dead, was received in Eugene Friday morning uct. JO, ura. nninebart was we known and deearly loved la this common ty. Uer life was sincere, nnasnuniing and human. From ber childhood to ber last day in th world sb was always ready to extend helping band to tbe poor aud ueedy. She more than did ber duty a. a member of the Relief Committee of the W. R. 0., of which sb was sn honored member. Uer juntu-e, her fnendibip, ber larg. heart all went to make lor ber friend a deeper sorrow but richer memory. Ura. Rhinvbart bad mtioh for which to live, a fond an t indulgent husband, daughter, son, mother, father, Inter aud brotber. tier Ills wai IW, among tbetn. She did not waul I die. "but if Ood willed it so -she could. w.ra her word, to her grief-stricken husbaud me dy txtore her aeato. tine was a mem ber of many social societies, ot which (he was tbe life, a b vu naturally of a lively ana cneenui disposition. In ber ohnrch work ihe wa always to be found st her post. Any tak placed in ber band wa certain to be aali.Iai-torllr aocom pinned. At the time of her death ho wni Treasurer of St. Mary's Guild, la the Wo man's Relief Corps sb had held many of. floes of trust. These societies deeply feel ineir loss. Clara M. Howe was bom at Svlvanis. Us oine County, Wisconsin, Msy Jit, IS ID was msrried to J. B. Kbinehart at Santa Clara, California, May 5, 1NC5. Two child dren were born to them, a daughter aud son. Moved to Eugene, Oregon. October. 1878. Mrs. Khiuehart made a loviuc. faithful wife and mother for 21 years, dying at tbe eg of ii year, t month and lil days. FLOBAL TBIBCTKS. Tbs floral tribute were many and beauti ful, among them being the Broken W heel from W. R. C, Floral Pillow from Sewing Circle, a magnificent piece, Uates Ajar, Flo ral Siokle, Anchors, Crosses, Crescent Wreath", th word "Rest." in flowers from ber young friends, bankets ot flowers and msuy bouquet., attesting only in a small way tbe esteem in which she was held. rONHBAL rBOCRBtlOM. Th funeral cortege left tbe house at 1 :40, the csket borne by ber friendp, T, U. Hendricks, Samuel Nelson, E. R. Luckey, Locley. W. u. Aursms, II. Hoffman Honorary pall bearers from tbe Corp. Mes- dsmes ware, Hoffman, Adams, try, Wil kin. snd Craw. Tbe funeral services at tbe Episcopal ohnrch were most impressive. The Relief Corpi escorted the remains from the house to the church, from thence to the cemetery in carriages, where the beautiful services of the W. K, C. were held around Ihe g'Bva. As tbe casket wa lowered to its last rest' ing place with its weight of flowers and engraved on its silver plate, "Clara M. tibiuebart. liar Wile and Mother," we felt, indeed, it wss the last service that we could render to th faithful, loving heart that hid goue before. The corps singing softly, "The sweet bye end bye." F. S. N. A Wild Charge. While coming In from Warner Taller last week, Henry LofftuTwttpeased a scene aa Ibriilingas one ot tbe old rJpanlab Dull Bunts. Mr. Winklemsn, the owner of tbe Warnerlt mines, wss going up the "rim rock" rosd with a six-horse wsgon load of salt; aud a number of cattle boys who bad been riding after beef were bringing In one lone steer (big ae a mountain a six yeai old fellow tba would dress ew tit. tie we a regular fighter, with a pair ot ini mense, long born ot the most approved Texas pattern. He was coming flown the mountain road on a dead run and tbf team ster knew bis horses were not worth muob about (bet time. By good fortune, a pack er wt Jnit behind the salt wagon, and Mr. winklemaa died to film to know if he bad a rid. He replied thai be had one on hi pack and was asked to gel it out 'as quickly as possible. He did so and handed it to Winklemsn Just as the steer was lo ering his long horns to strike one ot the lead norses, winklemtn made a good pop shot and and the ball crashed through th skull of the wild steer. It (topped him but be didn't tall dead, and iwerving out eo as to miss the leaders, staggered along till he reached the bind end ol tbe wsgon, trying lo strike all tbs bows as ne paieel. snd lunging viciously st tb wagon ss be fell, Tb steer belonged to llnprs, snd when told of its death he said it was a good thing, for the animal could not be driven to market, anvhow it had been tried a number of timee. bo tbe v.queros-pro ceeded lo hang np over 800 Ks. of goo 1 beef oat of th carcsss, and the teamster went on hi way relolomg over hie good shot. Tbe eteer would likely here killed every horse in tbe train, bad Ihe packer not been near with tbe rifle. A Laboi Yiblb, It is generally stated that Oregon cannot rfs corn. Mill era people deny the soil Impeachment. Tin week M. H. Harlow. Jr.. who live about two miles east of Eugene, finished gather ing tbe crop of corn on twenty acre ol nis farm. It yielded 000 bushels of sbolled eorn, 45 busbele lo lb sere, ibis would be considered a large yield in any a untry. FOR PITCHER'S Ceatort vretaote Sfrestlea. and OTercuuws Fiatulaucy, CoiuUpation, Boor Stomach, Diarrhoea, and Fererlilirwae thus tbe ehCd b rendered healthy and Us sleep mmtmraX CaaUrla contains no Morphia or other narcotic property. I fMommeod It as superior to any prrwrlptiua anon le aw." H. A. iuu, M. !., as mrauQ av., Bruvaiyn, n. I Caatorta la bit praetJea, and Sod it spedaUy adapted lo ar action, of ehlUlna." sua. Hnmarao-, J., v., liT sd Ave., New Tort Thb Csjtwb Co, TT Murray SC, M. Y. felffi V. V. Kt'l i now cutting incut for the r.tigciio market. Dr. J. 0. Gray wa. down town Mondiy the first tune siuue he wa. assaulted. Ja. I. Flower, a native of Canada, v. a admitted to cili7.( nsliip in Judge Scott Court today. l'rowcoutliiir Attorney H. V. Condon arrived lu re from t'oos liny on Friday morning; 8 local train Wells. Panto A Co's ejprtss is buildin a sleeping room at the depot for the arconi modation of their nieneiier. It will adjoin their preseut building at Hut place, Astoria Town Talk: A pnwtNnniB town Is a town wit It a live ucwhixiim and, in a rule, lllicral mtnmuge mi the part of the public will rcxuit in a new paicr ot excellence. Com pared with other cilie. Eugene's mill lux i. liuht. Portland's Is it mill I aooma32. Seattle 30 and Spokaue F.lli 28. It costs something to be a big oity and have a continual ruu of booming improve ments The Knights of Pythian grand lodge for lsii'J w ill meet In Kuirciie tho atc- ond Tuesday in Octolx-r. The trnind IcmIl'c iiasscd a rcNolution that licnanc no KiiliKiii man iiliaii uv luimiiun to iiu-mlH'ixli i p. Dr. J. It. Hsyley, of Newport, has brought suit aaiiiHt Ihe Multuouiah Street U. 11, (Jo., for l.i,IHHl damages, alleciug be sustuiued severe injuries while getting on one of their cars in Portland, through tbe careltus of one of tbe drivers in sturting tbs oars before he bad aligbted. A few dure sea Goo. Horns, of Ruttevillr, was helping to b.le bops nt tbe bouse of Ana. Cone. He allowed tba windlass to slip snd il bit him on the nose, smashing it flat aud rundenug him senoelese. Dr. Giesy was called, iusertt-d tubes, patched up the nose and Horns is getting along very well Sheriff Xolnnd returned from Lnr- nmio fit v. W.v.. with tho rrlnone iSiinc Jlixon. lllxon h wire aim came with the arty. The Sheriff wiyu that . : . . . . - t lie Ht reel h weiv Iro.cit liaM tlio morn ing he left that plnoo.-Dnily, Kith. A Hon of Edmund Judkinx, Tliiira- day In marking calvca had tho inltt- rortuneto let the kuiru Blip, etiiting a racial artery on the tell Hlilu ofllie lace, that bled iuitu Hcvercly. Dr. Paine wiih called and divwicd tho wound. Ashland Iteeord: Tho Oregonlun Have the iiiestiun diM's not conio up on wlio can licst servo tlio ulstriet and stato In coiil'ivkh from the first diHtrlct, lint wliosit turn Is it to go The Record siiirgcsts the namo of Hob Vcatch, of Lane county. CcLrAX, Wah., Oct. 18. W, Q. Oilatrup, late editor of the Alliance Advocate and lb man who figured o prominently in th se duction exposure at Oakesdale, took ont a license late this evening for marriage with Mm Llllie I'ltieb, one of the girl impli cated. Giltrni) voluntarily returned and offered to niarry, the uufortuuato womsu, Siilcnt Journal: Tlii'Pe art) a great many doer lielng killed In tlio Coast ranirc, along tho line of tho Oregon l'aeitlc, nuil taken to tho Portland market for sale. Tlio passenger train lirinus out from six to' eight nearly 'Very morning, and occasionally the 'areas or it oig olacK ts-ar a tori is tlio haggago cur. Will Goodrich, of Hnyesville, was hunt ing iu Uentou ccounty aud wounded a bear, The bear started to run and Goodrich and his companion stat'ed after. Tbe compan ion foil, while running behind Goodrich, aud bis rille wns discharged, the ball tearing through Goodrich s knee cap. lie ts now at home, but is in lather a critical condition on accouut of loas of blood, Tho "Lost Cabin" story lias ro-np- carcd, tho llumholdt Htanditrd being this ti n to rcsiMuisiblo for its rcsurreo- lioii, l ucre waa a timo long,, long ago when HtoricM or the milling or tho 'Lost Cabin" were interesting, but the freshness and tho charm of these Imaginative sketches, wore oil' alsiut tho time tho "Uncle Tom'a Cubin" companies took to wiilklng, East Oreunuiao: A. B. Rnnick k Bon, W, K, lleUK-k, well known Umatilla county farmers, bsv been compelled to make an assignment for th benefit of oredltors, on account bf louses, mufurtune and euibar- ra.smentf. The former a asset are given st UlA'M, being (ill) sores of land, bouses and furtn implements, and his liabilitie at tVi.m. W. R. Henick's suets ars (4,335, aud liabilities $2,775. Tho asaignmeut Is made to W, 11. Jones. Thk Dau.vh. Or.. Oct. 10.-R. T. Liiecv. a sliwiiherder, committed sul Ido today while under the Inlhienceof lluiior, liy Hiiootiiitf iiimseir tlirougn tho head. Jn a letter foQud on his body Lucey said, "Tho nrolilem of XlsU-nee Is loo liiuctl Tor me, V Ills- key has heen my muster for several years." Tlio suicide wus about 'iii years of age. Kalcm exchange: The lines, tracks, ruinj Iw.ruiMj tiin nf II,,. U.il.ttt, Ulnuii lluii way tompuny Kxlay, vy virtuo or a lo.ooo ciiimiti inortgiig)1, nassi-u into i iu ..e ir w .'..!.. ...i... ...in lliv minim j& v.triLiu, nun mil oHTate mid miiiiago tho road until sold. There aro fair iiroHiiccU for a sulo nt an early day and If sold to the I xi riles as now coniciiipiatci. tne rouu in is (icveioK(i, improvea una ex tended. IiArAYCTTK, Or., Oct. 10. While Ncy L'ngiT was under tho Influence of lliior' this evening, ho took a shot at '.m PiirL.ii. U'lwi u-t,a uf.t ,wl I mr t,t liu corner at y'lckery's store. The shot s-nctratcl Isitli or rarkisr'a legu and is left hand. lirs. Littletleld and Mlclinnx weru culled and dressed tho ouuds, which are not serious, Unger us Immediately placed under arrest and hslged ill Jul 1. McMinnvillo TeleiihomIleglstei: 'umhill county can make tho blind folded (Jisldess of the inatropollH pull ir the rag and ween U-nrs of envy, hen It comes to giving liorxo tlielvett their deserts. On rNitiirduy week, I'ur- II and Haves were brought to this it v und turiieil over to Sheriff Warren. (In the follouiiiir hriday night they were oiiietly sleeping tit? sleep of eou- ts in tho State's prison at balcm; I'tirecll with a M'liteneo of four ycurs ml ilnvs for two years. This is one of the iiiiiekest rec'ioiilng ever given riiiiinuU ill the stale. Som person have misonderrtood lb nolle of lh siiiinostd leinr on tb MiKrn- zie in ye.terdny' inane, so far a. Dr. Pains' eoonestinn with tbe ease is concerned, up- posing Ib.t b- had been treating him con- .Untly and ooly now dincovered symptom of leprony. The facts are thai wbeu the .npponed leper, Iiabcock, earn to Vt. fain over a year ago for treatment h. advised im (hat it niiuht be leprosy, and that he boald go and Uol.t bimseff ontll tb di mm developed. Since Ibat tim Dr. Pain ha. not een B.beock, iltbodtjb h tent bim mdkin occa.ion.lly on request. IS HE A LEPER t J. II. Babcock to be Examined on the Charge of bemf a Leper. J. II. Hahcock, who Uvea In the McKeuxlo bridge, precinct, la to bo ex- umined on the charge of being afflicted with the leprosy, on complaint of the tH'ople of that section. Dr. I'alne will leave Monday for that place for the minxittc, and will lie assisted by Dr. J u. iiarr, or tho toiev SpringH. HalxHK'k came to Lane county about one year ago from Salem, and has bee treated by J)r, I'alne aluce that time, I lo has a timber homestead claim In MeKcnzle prtH-lnct, a lot In Kugene, and about iJslOOO worth of property In Salem. It Is aald that he Is a native of Honolulu, Sandwich Islands, hie rather nn KngiiHiiinan, and Iile moth- er a native woman. ilia neighbors are afraid of contract ing tho disease, hence the complaint. The eruptions on hie face are large ana have broken. Pleasaut Hill Itemi. Oot. 14tb. 1801. T. n. McLaln. of Big Prairie, wa ber today, Mr. William Laird, ot Gatfiold, is visit log friend here. Grover Cleveland is not thtonlyhsppy man. Ask 1-pb. Usttbtw. Mr. Shermire, the owner of the old Mul holisnd farm, ha just arrived from Calif. Mis Ln Blum is teaohlng th yonng idea near the crossing ot tb Worth tort Unol A. N, Miller and hi wife are down at th month of tbe Blu.law, visiting their daughter and oetublng asunon. Tb good-looking young butcher fni Gosben make two trip per week, Tburs days and Sundays eepeclslly Sundays. Mr. P. Baughmaa and wife, ot Mon mouth. I making a visit her. A littl child of their wss recently scalded to death H. L. Mitchell and P. N. Laird, with their familiei, have returned from a trip to tbe Kitson ipring. They killed a deer and two bear. Mr. and Mr. Titn are "roughing it" on their farm, while Andy is under lb doctor' care in Portland. W learn that bis health i som better. Put It in tb piper that old John Porter gathered today at Kitson Spring a bunch of wild blackberries, some In blossom, om ot tbem green, other red, and eome ripe, R. 0. Fowler and family, after residing at Trent for four year, are removing to their ranch near Walton. D. 0. Coffman and family wll reiid on lb plao lataly vacated O.K. Eugene Selected. A .telegram was received by J, Mitchell yesterday afternoon from A, i. i. tin renin conveying tne informa tion that i'.uirctie had been selected by tho Urmia l.mliro or the Knights or l'ytlilas or Oregon, mr the meeting place next year. This order Is a progressive one and delegates will come from all parts of the state. When the time comes Kugene will entertain tho visitors in a hospitable manner. Diid. At the family resld.no In Eu gene, Fridsy, Oct. 16, si 9 a. m.. of Infla mation ot the bowels, Mrs. I. B. Rhine- hart, seed 42 years, 4 mwnths snd 81 days, Sh had been ill about two month, bat nothing serions was pprhndd until th last law days. Hb wa married to Mr. i B. Rhinehart at Santa Clara. California, in May, 1HU8, and bar maiden same was Clara Howe, bar parents now residing at Cree- well. With br huaband ah earn to En- gen In 1877, Besides ber husband, par ents and other relatives, sb leave two chil dren, Lillian and James 0., to mourn ber unexpected death, and numerous friend. Tb funersl took plaee Sunday after noon at I o'clock, und.r tb amulets ol tb woman s Relief fjorps, of which sh was an aotlv member, to lbs I. U. U, r, cemetery. Th family bavs tb sympathy of all In their great loss. Th B Isaptibth .The state conven tion at Albany closed Its three (lay's session Friday, ltuv. Ilobt. Whit eaker of Salem, from the board of managers ottered an amendment to the constitution which by the rules lies over for one year. It provides that at each annual meeting of the convention the board or managers hall elect a committee of nine, wlilah committee shall be known as the Ore gon liuptist Ministerial bureau. The puriKise of this bureau shall be to assist .UHtoricss liaptut churches in uregon the settlement or pastors, liie young people were invited to hold their annual convention in connection with the state convention next year on tne second day. Grandpa Paoe. J. L. Page feels much older tills morning, but Is still able to be about. The following dis patch will explain: 1 OKTl.AXD, UCt. 10. 18)11. Mother aud child doing well: It Is a girl. I. T. NitKMjf. Hoi PIF.RH' HoMR. J. B. Ivlng, the slodler who got both of his legs badly broken at Florence several months ago, and who has been In Eu gene during the past , week, left on last night's overland train for San Monica, hero he will enter the Soldiers Home. Ho Is badly crippled. CoBvioTiD or Mansladobtbb. A. D. Webster, who killed Ihe young man Robert F.I., employed a a waiter in hi hotel at Handon, wa eonvloled al mpir City, Thursday, ot th crime of manslaughter, and wa to have been ntnot todsy, Tb murdered man tu son ol Nathan rales, of this oity. n..... t e. n i mot Mrs. J. A. Newell, of Brlghts disease of the kidneys, aged 38 yeurs, 11 months and 10 days. She leaves a huaband nil six children that deeply mount her loss. The Interment took place in tho Mulkey cemetery. W. E. ltose inun, oltleiuted. Bonus Given. Slme Hlxon. who was brought here Thursday night by icrltr Poland, gave bonds in tne sum fHX) to appear before the grand jury this afternoon. Alex Eaton and W. U. Hlxon, ef Creswell, are his bondsman. Hops HiiiPPKn. Hmlth A Hall ship. ped, Friday, over the Northern Pacific railroad, the largest car of hops ever shipped from our city. It contained Inhales. J. N. Bunch returned to Eugene 8undav monilns after an atisence of seven weeks principally In California. A SENSATIONAL WILL CASE. 1 Will IS Years Old asked to be Pro baied-S20,OO0 Involved. All tbe Parties Well Known Lane County Citlzena. Th paper were filed in tbe Lan oono ly probers court late Friday evening in stituting a will case that will probably prove of a blgbly sensational character and ol ex ceptional interest. Ths petition filed sat forth that Sarah Maxwell died In Lan county, Oregon, May 1, 1879, at th age of 63 yaara, and was a resident of said county; that at the time of ber death sh was the owner of property ot lb value of 920.000; that prior to bar detn sh legally bequeathed all of said -property to ber four grandchildren, Wm, snd Edward Maxwell, tb petitioners, and Snal and Matilda Maxwell, (bar and share alike to each ot tbem; that said will was never revoked or annulled and wa mad at th request and dioUtton ot decedent by Joel Ware, and Fanni Branstatter and Helen Eaton were tb attesting witnesses, all now living; Ibat wben said will was mad It was left with John Maxwell, son of said decedent and father of Susie aud Matilda Maxwell, and nnole of petitioners, for sal keeping at lb request of decedent: that John Maxwell ba secreted said will and kept ths contents thereof and its effects from said petitioner and legatees, who were al ths tims of ths execution thereof very yenng. and now neglects snd refuses to produce said last will, and falsely aod fraudulently alleges it to be lost; that said John Maxwell ha aald will in hi possess ion and can produce it, or bas willfully and unlawfully destroyed ths asms to defraud said legatees of said property; and being a legal heir ot said deovased, by secreting or destroying said will ha converted (aid prop erty to hi own nse; therefore, petitioners iray that a citation Issne by Ihe Probate onrt. reouirintr John Maxwell to BDDear in said court and produce aaid will in order thai probate thereof may be had snd an ex- , eoutor thereof be appointed by asid court, snd that If aaid will is not produced by said John Maxwell that th court fix and set a tim for taking testimony of th content ot aid will and tne legsl execution thereof by deceased, and that thereupon an adminis trator with will annexed or an xecutor be ' by aaid court appointed. Whereupon Rodney Scott, Judge of th Probate Court, issued an order oiling said John Maxwell to appear in Eugene, on No- vemoer a, ibvi, ana to oring ana produce with him ths last will sod testament of bis mother, Sarah Maxwell, deceased, and all books and papers belonging to said estate in nis possession. The case will be hotly oontoetod. L. 1)11- yo and G, A. Dorri have beey retained by the petitioners and Walton & Skipworth by tbs defendant. Killed Accidentally. , Oohooo Review. Laat Tuesday morning Patrick Kelly, who waa herding sheen tot Thos, Jones, near Trout creek, thirty miles northeast of Prine ville, was fonnd dead in hi tent by Soottie Donaldson, with a bullet through his bead. Mr. Donaldson earn in town to notify the coroner, and in the absouce of Coroner Wood, Justice Bell, accompanied by Dr. Belknap, Chris Cohrs and Geo. Clloe, went to th scene of tbe accident on Wednesday to bold so inqii- t Th iury Impaneled br Justice Bell found that th deceased wss a nativ of Inland, about 28 yssrs old, and that hs cams lo hi death by accidentally hooting himself either on th 4th or 6th ol the present month. The remain of th dead man were found lying in his bed in ths tent, with a ritle lying on hi breast and a bullet hols through his bead. Tb bullet had enter! th light eye and passed out through the upper part of his bead, causing instant death. Little is known of Mr, Kelly except that be waa a steady, Industri ous young man, who bad been herding sheep In this county for sov.rsl yean, and bad oooumulatsd soma money, which hs had invested in real tat in Portlsnd. Albertson's Accasaplic. Fred N. Chandler, the aocompllo of Ed ward Albertaon in th robbery ot tb Fidel ity Trail uompany, tu brought into eouri thi morning by th ibiriff and tu ar- . reigned br Judg John Beverly on a charge of grand larosny. Chandler listened lo the resiling ol th information without a lingl evidence of uneasiness, and wben it was concluded, replied to tbe judge's ss to whether be was ready to plesd that b wa and to th question if b wa guilty or not guilty, replied, "Guilty, your honor," with a anill and without betraying tbe least symptom of uneasiness or anxiety. Cband- er looks none tne worse lor bis lncaroera lion. In fact, b I not on whom any discriminating person would pick out tor a criminal and to Judge Beverly remarked, There is not one bad feature in bis face." These facts probably gav rise to a rumor whlcb was current on tb streets wis morn ing to lbs sffeol that Chandler bad mad a confession implicating R. B. Albertaon, of Seattle, Dot inquiry ol Bberin rnoe ana oi President Wsliao of tb Trust Company brought ont a prompt denial of Ih rumor, Taooma New. Intsbbwt Pdocbijsd. Geo. H. Stone, ot Oorvallis, for the past two years head miller in Fischer's mill, has been in lb oity pur chasing th machinery for a new mill at Cottage Grove. Mr. Ston has purchased a bait interest In th Cottsg Grove mill and will at one begin tbe placing ol th machin ery, lbs people oi uottage urov ana vicinity ran congratulate tnemseives upon the acquisition ot Mr. Stone snd family. This is not all. Thsy will bavs good flour at boms, for Mr. Stone is on ol tbs best praotical millers that ever eome to this coast aod bis four years stay in Oregon bas given bim s reputation all over th eoaat a an ex cellent miller. Portland Dispatch. Thi is th mill belonging to Senator B. M.Veatcb. A lbsbtsom. Albertaon, th Taooma bank robber, passed through Eugene Sunday morning nnder charge of a deputy sheriff ot Taooma, on th local (rain. He was looking splendid and wss dressed In a fine suit or tsilor-mad clothe. Sheriff J. E. Noland joined the party here, and will accompany tbem horn, a goes to receive ine mileage and sxpence due him, and the toOO reward, hicb has been deoided to belong to Mr. Noland. H will b back in a day or two. Dibtbiot iMsrmrrB. Superintendent Mo- Elroy has selected Eugene as the point for the next teachers', institute ot tbe secend Judioial district. II will be bold December 28th. 2Uth, 30th sod 31st This di.trict comprise th conn tie of Beaton, Coos, Curry, Douglss and Lan. Chaso! or Tims W ar Informed that change of tim will occur in th schedule ot th north bound overland passenger train on November 1st. It will arriv in Engen at S a. m., leaving Saa Francisco two hours earlier than at present. Bnrssas Csabos. Cherry & Hayes have old their fish and poultry market to Sidney Horn. The new proprietor took cbarge r n- day filled morning and proposes to keep a well ed market.