HAS TAKEN 10 I! i.l.K.IO.S.
Police Judge J mi iHiiiptnii t rt
Full-t'leilijtMl ih' in he i- i the
."Salvation Ann).
The gentleman ch-M-iilml in tin-...
low inn, taken frmn tin-Sun l-iain-isco
Examiner of hmt Tuesday, i- will
known lu Eugene, having wt'ikid In ic
uh a tinner:
Police Judge Campbell is n m ti: I x-r
of tlii' iSilviiii.m Army. 1 1.-1 ul.. i d
luxt Tliiirmliiv night, when Mr Maud
lialliugtnii Looth appeared nt ill-tin-polilau
Temple.
Hour1 week uuu the Jiiiluo beivan in
evince u iivilil.Tiiiiii fur religion, dim
Sunday evening In' ccapol I'iiiiii In.
fiie.ids Su,.crv,M,r J..,; Km;; ,i o,,, -
' i"UI V Hilt II 1111(1 lOIII lUM'll III
Howard-street I'liun-li. J I it Honor I,
something oi a tiiplomu:, ainl in (
etiieiico diclaict nut ni favor nfiiiiv
particular card, tic una i ni ni.hii
whether ii wus u Methodist, l.apti.-.t
Preshytci iuu chinch that In- fiiii-n
out tiny way hii op.-u uieclin-: was li.-.
Ing held.
C?'Mlif Olio l. itii'.' l I.l-. t 1 --!.; -u mi l
Called lii(ili lii. ii in:' "it .tii.ri.s '' 1 he
Judge lponiitd to tin' i'i vi t ul in" and
began u discourse on tin olngy, phiioMi
pliy uml topici of the times, lit- wii xi-il
eliniuolit as ho stinkcd hi whlsitois
uml held tlit- audience sit'llloiiinl fur
an liuiir. svciignh might have it.cd
It 1 in u ptilsHunt rival. Alter liu hud
received descrvtd congratulations In'
started home lilk'il to the ttuiinU with
thoughts of religion liliii visions oft lie
hereafter.
Wlii'li it wu.t lirtiiti'il ubulit ytUTl:iy
tlmt Hit' Judge had joiiifil tlii- Stilvu-
lion Armv. Orator O'iii it-n. u lni is ll.n
clerk of thu court mill the Judgt's
bo-oin friend, looked ut liiiu tudly and
suit! llO Would have to til 11 Upon u tor
luin commissioner to examine liiiu.
....ii" , itiin. r-iiltl lltn lioiltil f l
olmd t ho til in v, lint I won't liuve to
weur nny uniforiii, Uut tuiiiLioiirint s
or ki'II 'Wur Cryn.' 1 only joim-il tlu
.-X..... 'I' ... O till i iif
auxiliary, unit lln-y Huy 1 inn t'.vuipl
from 8UCU uuiy."
It uppt'urri lln:t tin- jurist was f, in
hliltiii(,' with l'l, il C'rimiiiiiiH uliuiit l In
weather when the tinny liiiiri'lii-il Iri
liniphaiilly ilowu till 1 1 nlrn-l, i-lniiiiin
lialleUijaliN uml j; ro.-1 i 1 1 n n to .Mm .Miiiiti
ItulliiiKtoii lltKitli. The Jinliie iiniiii'
tliutely tlt'Kt'rteil C'riinniiiii ami lolluw
ed in the army' HtriuiKlt-rs. liu en
tered the Temple anil lii-tened intently
to the priiffftliii.i.
Wiien Mi't) Mitml liallinton llnotli
closed her adilri-m ly appealing; to
those in the atiilience who had not yet
vxpiefMetl a desire to he mvetl to do no,
Judne Campliell aroie with iiitiny
olherniind Htrnked his lilkeri in u
luippy mood, lie Hiinotiiit'ed liiinself
a miner and was Immediately filiat
ed in the army.
"The boys around t he hull are try.
ing to have a lot of fun with mu admit
my enlisting in tliu army," (-aid the
Judge yesterday, aflt-r ho had m-ii-ti'lieed
a vagrant to tliu county jail.
"I ditl join the auxiliary, ami paid i'
ih an entrance Ice. 1 believe the army
duct u t'lvat deal of i;ikmI work and 1
paid tliu enliauce feu gladly, for I
know it w ill be lined for charity. I
don't think 1 will be linked to go about
selling 'War Cry,' " hu eoiielmli'il.
Orator O'lirieii, Supervisor King
and the other politicans do not enter
tiki ii the same opinion. They f iir
that bin Honor may become an enthu
siast and appear on the streets in uni
form with a bi' stack of "War I'm."
under his arms, wasting volumes of
native eliKiuence in thuvllort to recruit
bis boon companions ami utliers for
the ranks ot the suivauouisis,
Imlly iiu:d Oi'lobor '.'ii
MHS Hol.I.KNIIKI K'S l.KtlTAI..
Mrs Kostt Hollciibuck gave one of her
popular musical recitals in (,'oiiser hall
last evening, assisted by Miss Kva
Simpstin, Into or San ! rancisco, rcauer.
The hall was well tilled with the
music loving people of Kugene, and
thev were vetv pleasingly entertained.
Mrs Uolltiilieck ti nuiiUs. Mis-os Ktla
Preston, Alice Ileinetiway and Amy
Dunn, each accredited herself In a
pleasing aud artistic manner. Miss
Stella Don Is, Kugene's popular
vocalist, sang "Could 1," (Losti), "Too
Young for Love," (Itotoli), winning
a hearty encore from the delighted
audieuce. Miss Eva Simpson recited
"A Sister's Scheme," which was high
ly enjoyed by her hearers. She also
recited the "Chariot Kace," at the
close receiving mi encore and reap
pearing rendered a comic little sketch
In the "usual way." The program
was well gotten up and rendered-, Mrs
liollenbcck.R pupils showing the
excellent training w hich t hey havo re
ceived. The next recital will be given
lu about three months ami needs but
to be announced to draw a good
liouse.
L'nily Uuaitl, Oi'tobcr :i
l!LANKET-i Ptoi.kx.A day or two
Biiicesome blankets, etc, were stolen
fiouiaioom in thu Matlock lodging
house. The room had been occupied
for a few days by a stranger, who
cluimud to be in destitute circum
stances, he being allowed to occupy the
room one or two nights free of charge.
When he left, all the blankets, towels,
etc, in the room were mi-sing. A
warrant of arrest was issued and last
evening one C C Morgau was placed In
custody. He was identified as the
party who hatl occupied liie rotnu but
as yet nothing has Iti n done w ith his
case. A war i an l was mui
the arrest of one Jlrucu Ibibinson w ho
lias been associated with Morgan. j
Iiily ouard, Octol er .'".
Smith vs. Tai.iakkho. In the ,
trespass case heard before Justice;
Wheeler yesterday afternoon, wherein
J H Smith had bioughl complaint
against t ri il Taliafe.'o, aged 14 years,
for hunting n his premises, wu de
cided by a jurytiial, the jury return-1
ing ft verdict of "not guilty, and we
further Hud that action was brought ,
without probable cause ami malicious
ly." It seems that there It a fe'id ex
isting between the Smith and Talia
fero families, both of which reside ut
Natron, and that the I rouble grew
from Unit. The co-ts in the case wele
taxed to the pm-ieuting witness.
I r.y iiuarj. (.CMtsjr
A Pakty. Mrs A S Powers, of Me
Kenxie Dridgi-. was tendered a very
pleasant r... 'ti'" rty at the home
of Mr U M l'r.itt. on High strc-t, this
afterntsui. About Z hi'iy friends were
i ...... i, u'ii- served and
ir:riil. ..... II.. ll
very pleasuul afteruooii w as lia l u an
Id attendance.
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I'.iU.I Ilil. i.i iluy of Oi liilier. l.'.'.V
Semi- iiintinl Stntciucnt.
of llic t'oiinty Treasury of I.aue
I'ciiiti 1 1 . 1 iroyon. ' for I hu lerin ending
Sept. :io. !!.". of money received aud
paid mil. fioiu what soune recelvet!
iiml on hat account paid out ami tin'
balance on hand.
LANK Oil STY H'Mi,
lluliint'O im liiinil Apr. I,
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T HE SCHOOL ITSIi.
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tnuuty Treanurer.
Scnii-Aimunl llcporl.
I ( tin' ri. i. my i li rk uf I. nil' i utility'
sat.' i't i in-. on. idn'it :ug liu' .nn.itiiil
till ll 1 111 t t i 1 '. U 1 1 II - .clotted ''I Ih.'
o -unity emu i i'i taij I'uiiiily. lor w b:it
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lip.l eal'l" Iii p.tynii'tit iif
mil. tuuilnm ttiiiiiiiit. .T.'7'.i 3'i
t .i.li in li.iti.i. it slii'nll up-
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nil- i il I.f Hi" ei'iinlt I'uitil nl sull ei'tinty
ln tin .i iiiuiitlm i-inliiiu nn III" -I'i tliiv nf
.i'pt'itili"r I"' '. en tt hiii Hi'i'iinntt tits .iiiii.
mil- iiltnHi tl uml til Hiiintnil of Wiirritnlt
li it u ii .in.l th" u ill tin i.l nf mil l. nils nut. til ml
Im: uml iiiip.1 il . Hi" sain1 iippi'iiis npnn
I In- n-eut U nl my nillei' iitt'l In my nlllt l.il
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luilii- iiiiii It I li tk nl I. .iii" (iiunly
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('"Uiniu.n nf tiniiiil enmity lim.lt
Inutile,; tin in r. t"i' if ilc n un' ill i X'fi -
iir tit" l' ul )i'.irt i it. hi K -I nlv l-t
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Crt'awell ('Hfiusltii's.
ltml Koinpp visitetl at Joe Kced't
last Saturday.
W M Itobiuett I soon to have a new
shoemaker' establishment on Main
street.
Mrs Schmiilz of ('Invcrdale is Mil-
oii-ly 111, having Inen in poor health
for some time
V A Tol'-r ami w ife went to Port
land Wednesday to see the sight at
the Exposition.
The Sunday School at this place is
soon to have a library. An order wa
nt last week Tor IS volume.
Win Tillany Im bought Si acres of
laud nf J M Mors near the ramp
grounds. He will plant a part of it to
trees.
Potatoes made a fair yield in this
vicinity Ihi fall and there will If a
fine lot of Iheiii for market at this
place.
W W llunv came down from ( ottngu
drove the other day and reported that
they had held an election and elected
liiiu to some honoriiblc position, the
title of w blch we didn't learn.
Five nf our Crcswcllites w ill pursue
the ( 'hautautiia course nf reading for
the coming jear: WA Tetitsch, dsr
tie droiisU'ek, drc Hunter, Law
rence Hunter ami WW Scott.
At the regular meeting of the W C
T 1' lust Tliiiisdiiy the president, Mis
Mllie Scott, resigned and Mrs IW
Franklin was elected ptesident; Mrs
Til Holiimtt treasurer and Llllle
Scott iL'i. ding secretary. The I'nlon
Is in a prtsMroiis condition.
Kov M ( lliiuk will preach here
next Sunday morning mid evening,
iiisteud of going to Lfiuali. The
change was made on account of the 1
Willamette presbytery of the C Pi
church meeting at Lemtiti the last of
this week.
Marlon Hnircr of Cnmus Swale ha
invested In :tu head of sheep ami he j
will never h-gri t it. A bunch ol slit ep
will pay their way clearing up brush
and the wool and mutton will be clear
profit. The IiuiiiIht "f small flock of
s! t-ep is iiicri iisiug.
M,-s.Mdla Krotiillette gave a series
of I 1 1 u re a u I leeilalt ut the church I
mi Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings o'f thi week. She claim to
It' hut 17 veal of Bgc, and has excel
lent eloe'uttonarv talents for one so
young. While "talent deserves P-cng-iiili
ut inula d.-sire for Independence
ami w'lf-cduenl inn Is coiuilieiidable,
the cnri'li-slios of parent who w ill
allow or elic.iiirage u irl of 17, lacking
the discretion only attained by age
ami i-xis'tii'iice, to liavel about the
country til'die, giving public enter
tainmeiits, is certainly dt serving of
i.'etisure.
I'KlliAV, Ol'roltKI. 'i.
delightful day.
('omuii-simicr' court in s.s.ioii.
I'limtiiissiniit r Perkins is in the city,
i The trt sprinkler I on duty
again.
The cholt-r.t has ilisappe.ini from
lltiiiolulu.
Dr Molt, of Sah-iii, sH'til last night
in Kugei e.
Attorneys WiMiili iit k ainl Potter are
. houie again.
I J II Hopkins wetil to Portland this
morning.
lr kuykfiidull returned from 1'iaiu
till foleiiisill.
I ltlaek I'n nee rati second iu a rare at
lleppiur tit-slvrday.
It V Patterson, uf the Portland Tel
egram, was lu I'.ugetie totlst.
I Davitl Link ha bad an ntlrNctive
j sign placed over his shoe store.
I Howard Kott land visitetl at Salem
' yesterday and Is now ut Monmouth.
I Mrs P it llurnctt has been iUito ill
during the week but I now improv
ing.
Walter Jackson, the Portland to
bacco drummer, did business here to
day. Mrs NIC Kraer aud Miss Dee A it
keuy returned from Portland this uf
teril'Mill.
l.ii ut. (inv. Millard, ofCuliforula,
tiled last night ut Los Angles, Oil..
1 1 1 l II collslllliplloll.
Mr KmiiiA Hates ami MrsS lland
s.tker, are . Isiling w ith relatives at
J:i.h t ami Ivxter.
Seliool Ttiiclur Adams, nl Portland,
urn sled for whipping a small boy, was
tiled yesterday and ucipiiUcd.
Mrs I K Peters ami Mist Koriuosa
Henderson were pass.-ugers for Purl
laud on Ihi morning's locnl Haiti.
l ite Sinilli vs Taliafero trespass case
is lieiug heard before a jury in Justice
lni'.i r's com t this iitleruiHin.
Kx-Setiator Vull Wyck, of Nebraska,
tlied lu Washington, 1) I', yesterday, s
victim of apoplexy, aged 71 yeurs.
Another bank failed III Tacoina,
Wi.sh, yesterday. Only two are left
nut ol the twelve III that city a couple
of years since.
A gang ol I rum at thu deHt Uk
raine a little warlike this iti iruing.
Marshal Hay at soon nn hand uud
sealleietl them.
The Corhett I'ltsiiuinont prl.e light
set-ins to Ik-oil for gisnl. Corls'tt an
iiounceslie will retire from thu ring
for ull lime.
Lester Jncnhy uml J 11 Hills, of
Ju.per, went lo Portliiutl today to
visit I he fair and spend a lew days
takeing in the sights.
John J. Hand, of 1 laker. City, il strict
attorney of the eighth judicial district,
laii acknow ledged ciiulldalu for con
gnu lo succeed Kill.
M M viille-pie expect to establish a
pork packing house in Eugene in the
lu hi-lut lire. Such nn enterprise, w ell
conducted, ought to succeed.
I'.ll worth Cameron, the well-known
sprinter of Corallis, and Mist Evu
iliiitt were nulled iu marriage ut the
Poll land Exposition Monday night.
Itev J E Snyder grew rapidly worse
and last night for a while his life was
dispiiicd ol hill today hu is a little
improved mid his recovery is looked
for.
Itilpy Winfrey, of Hael Hell, bat
hud lilt pension reissued ul a lower
llgure. The pciislo.i of Myion C
Uould, of Junction City, has Is-en In
creased. The funeral of the late J C Law ienee
occurred this afternoon ut '2 o'clock
from his late ruaidciice oil Pearl street
lo the Masonic cemetery. He was 71
years of age.
Some gentlemen Iroin Idaho are
here laying in a largo amount of sup
plies for a irappi ng expedition. They
will visit the country south of the
Three Sisters.
The proper thing at this tlmo Is tho
chrysanthemum. The continuance ot
line weather has caused the luaguill
celitcrop of buds to open IHpidly.
Walter K Taylor anil Miss Christina
Lcugrr were married ill Corvallis this
week. The young lady is thu daugh
ter nf John Ledger uud formerly re
sided lu Eu-riie.
"Sclieinlciiitlaminalfiincyer" Is the
wonl, lu one of the northern Indian
Itininiaires. for '-Love." How would
our young Indies tie ellected should the
lender coutession lie inane in una inn
guagtt and by that word being whls-
iered 111 their curs.
Itev Wood, of Colorado Spring,
Colorado. Drenched to a good house at
the lluplisl eliuich last evening. Dr
Rowland I) (irniit, of Portland will
preach again tonight.
Thu Itaptist convention adjourned
this morning on Invitation and at
tended asseiiil.ly ut the uuiveisity at
II o'clock. They attended in a Uuiy.
all the street curs being out to huui
them.
St. Louis Humorist: A Pennsyl
vania w oman endeavored to keen a se
eret and became Insane. This should
be a warning to the women not to
subject themselves to such a tremen
dous restraint.
.Someone has lately suggested that It
would le a good idea if women would
dress lu such a way us to show
w hether they are married or single,
Mid tti cany the Idea further there
might le special costumes for divorces.
Munnger Koehler, Superintendent
Flint, Hrldge Huicriliteiiflcnt (Iron
tlliul, ltonilinunters Voight ami Wuit,
of the h P it It, passed through here
just before iiisni bound south, Inspect
ing the road betl, etc, In a iclul car.
( bus Lauer received a dispatch from
New VotkCity tills afternoon Inform
ing him thai his daughter, Miss Carrie
arrived in that city at 1 o'clock this
retention.
Oregon City Enterprise: Mr and
Mrs M C Drlggs left W ednesday to ut
tend the session of the liaptist Stale
ciniveiitlnn to Is; held In Eugene.
This Is the first lay-oil Mr Driggs bus
litkeii for nearly two year from hi
clinic as deputy Culled Stutes mur
shal. Pilgrim Ha.lelt," tin old time
I'ln.ti r, ami a roving chaiaeter, well
ki.oAii Ir-ini the Iti lush Columbia
bonier tu the gulf on this const, It
iii:iiiii on one of hi 'llodl 'ul tramp
hi, d Is lining Hi Northwest. When
la. I bcnrl of he pasted through Eu.t
i rn Ori'i'on 1'inl it now up in Wuh
SA IT' K DAY, OC lOHLlt 1:1.
Foot ball day.
IMI you w in ml the foot l ull :: un".
Considerable lo,; these morning..
Wood sawing i iti liinet are working
stcatlily.
Comiulssioiiers court has adjourned
for the term.
Itugi;y horses are being sent hi the
pasture for the winter season.
K 1 1 con rag I iii; reports are being re
Ceivcd fioui the Lllue liiver mines
lvettuian held an unci ion this nfli-r-iiiniu.
It was hU'ially attended.
Live rMHi sail 7"i ivnts 'r lim lha at
the Fair. Stock salt lid cent per liKl.
dray iV Son shipH'tl a carloatl of
HituttH'M to Chlco, California, today.
Thirty-live or fortv O A C Isiys are
In attendance upon thu football game.
Thu llrst auction sale of drygood for
a long time was held iu Lugeiie this
aftcrtitxin.
The civil ease of J J Sclirag vs T D
Linton, a w rit of replevin, has been
dismissed.
Street Coiiimissiouei Doyle gave the
biisines portion of Willamette street a
raking this morning.
Many of thu business houses were
decorated today with the colors of the
O A Cuml i; ofO.
Thu claims U'foru I) P Itcfcrcc Wood
Mi, for legal services alone out of
flOD.IHKI are over Jisl.tSK).
Thu circulating library will here
after close at 6 o'clock Filduy even
ing Instead of ti o'clock.
Chase tic Co, commission merchants,
are already handling considerable
ipianlilics of produce ami fruits.
Thu Fugene market are supplied
w ith choice meals. Much Is-lter than
could he expected this thy seasou.
Thu Spaiihling Manufacturing Co
has sued C J and M J Tihlictts iu the
circuit court on u note. Judgment Is
asked fur lll).
Thu C of () college yell wits plainly
heard at the court house from the foot
bull grounds ut II. 40 litis afternoon.
Charlie Nickell, editor of the Jack
sonville Times, Is assessed on (lil,'.'lVi
In his county ti l year. A pretty
solid editor.
The O A C fiHithull team arrived on
the local ibis attrrnoou. They were
greeted by lots of students ami a great
medley of sounds.
Thu road ts'tweuti thu university
ami Jiitlkins iolnl has received a coii
sitleialilu amount of gravel. It is a
good piece of work.
A notice ha been pitted at the de
pot warning tiucktiieii uud hotel run
ner not to eutvr within the enclosed
plulfnriu to solicit patronage.
Lit Field ho jivriti toiiiti'iit of the H
P lines in Olegon, paitetl through
north in his sK'Cial cur attachotl to the
Kosehiirg local this inurulng.
I.N Kouey and his gang of brhlgu
carpenters rutiirued home this fore
noon. They completed the bridge
ubovuCotttigu drovo yetturduy after
noon. During thu business of the U It con-
fcreiicu yeatcrday, Itev J It Purker, of
Plillouiiilh, was re-elected presltllng
t ldcr of (lie Oregon district and itev J
K Snyder of this citv wits grautsd a
letter of trunsfer to thu l'resbyterian
church.
The suit ol Frances Isabel Ham
mond against Cass U. Harlow, at
Oregon City, (or ti'i.tHH) damage for
bleach of promise and induction has
been settled, and on motion i.f the
plalntltl thu case ha been dismissed
and thu paiers withdrawn.
Albany Democrat: Hcott & Perry
today bought four pigs of Dick Ander
son, of Plallivlcw, that weighed 13S0
pounds, nn average of 31(1 j pounds. A
they were only H month old the size Is
Immense, lurhiips tliu lurgest ever re
ported in Linn county.
Junction City ha coinlnnted a
"CliizeiiB' Law und Ordsr City Tick
et" as follows: Mayor, HP Caldwell;
councllinen, C J Ehrinaii, E II Lee
ami J II Miller; recorder, Dr I) E Hull';
treasunr, J M Heche; niurshul, Win
Pvy.
Itallroad trains arc gutting up a
spcetl thut fairly make them lly.
Some day they will strike something
uud then the splinters will lly. A few
day ago a train ran from Chicago to
Ilult'ulo, MO miles In 4H1 minutes, 7
seconds, Including stops, or 471) min
utes, iu seconds actual running tunc,
04 miles an hour.
Home Kugene young men would
have their hand full If a Kansas rul
ing were iu force here. A court there
has held that a mall who calls upon a
woman regularly ami tnkus her to en
tertainments iH'caslouully Is legally en
gaged to marry her. Thu ruling Is not
w ithout a giuin or sense.
Thu Corvullls steam laundry has
been sold and will be moved to As
toria. Luck of patronage, tho Time
says, caused it lo close, ami amis:
There will be Joy among thu heathen
luumiercrs, lor the tiepuriure or tne
steam ull'ulr will give them chance to
raise prices to the old notch ami enable
them to earn more money to send back
to China.
'Thu lion crop this year was one-
fourth less thuti lust year. The yield
rorthe whole world is bl.ws) tons or
l,l)iH,(MW bales, 22 per oent Us than
lust year. The crop i snltl to be UK),
MM) bales less than the annual con-
suiiiptl Mi. The outlook is for moder
ate value. The dUAHl) get these
facts direct from Ihomusdt Short of
London.
buleiii Post Oct tti: Editor E P
Thorpe, of the Cottage drove Echo-
Leader, was in tne city tin morning.
Mr Thorno Is not confining hi labor
to the liewpuer Held entirely, but Is
now preparing u go into tue iron
tree business. He rejsirts great activ
ity In thu Iloheinla mining district,
wlierti two new stump mini nave gone
liitddu of thu last three weeks.
Jack iH'tnpsey, thu hero of a bun
lred battle uud w hose life is fust ebb-
lug uway from consumption of the
lungs, wus lu a semi consilium condi
tion all day yesterday, ami, when
theevening cume, it was painfully ap
parent thut thu end Is not fur oil".
Vesterduy was by fur the worst duy
for the siek man, and it is be
lieved that hu will give up the struggle
for life In some of tho early morning
hour of '.he near future. Hi wife I
constantly by bis side, und the long
strain has Is-gun to tell Usui her.
Thu citizen of Portland have Is'en
ilolng ull thut lies in their power to
ri heve the siilh rlng of the il; 'nB' in in
i 101 N l A JAW i.om;.
j Allot I ''T Hit of I eslliiiiiny lu ( miner.
I iii'ti i t It ho Alum Nil
! I.'i' fuse.
La drain!' Chronicle: 'The finding
i of a skull by a farmer last week w hich
was supposed ttihi' thut of the long.
lost Alma Miller, is creating u great
sensation mnl now thu uulheiiticutej
: report reaches the Chronicle of the
j lliiilingofaii upper Jaw bone of a child
iihtnit folly roils irom the spot where
I the skull was picked up a few day
: iN'forc. This jaw bono contained two
teeth w hich had jusl stalled from tho
jaw ami the doctor who examined It
says they iiidicatu that the child w a
about six or seven years nf age. 'This
I was the age of the child Alma Miller,
ami itiuettv conclusive evidence that
the chllil died In the brush there.
However, the doctor In (his city w ho
have examined Hie skull claim that
thu child was from ten to fourteen
yeais of age. They all agr.sj that thu
skull uml Jaw bone ure those of a w hile
child.
In conversation with Mr Miller, the
father of thu lost child, the Chroulclu
learns that hols still of the opinion
that the chihl wu stolen by thu gvp
slet, ami thut he think thu chihl d'icd
w hile in their hand ami w as clandes
tinely returned to (he place where the
bones aru now being found How
true this Is no one can tell, but Mr
Miller seems to llriuly Isitleve that
such is the case.
A further search, which tt III be In
stituted Sunday, may result in sub
stantial disclosures. If all tho (sue
can be louiul or any part of thu cloth
ing they can hu thoroughly blent Hied.
If no clothing c tu lie fouiiii, but all thu
bone, tliert) will be hiiiiic foundation
for Mr Miller' tl ry that the child
Was left t hero by thu gypsies.
Ju ui' I Ion City Items.
Times, Oct. LU
An orgnnl.atioii of thu Home Forum
llcnetlt Order wus (icrffctcd In tills
city Friday night, ll starts out with
brilliant prospects although thu bulge
1 ma yet lu working order.
The editor and family moved Into
their new residence tills week and
Hobt Clow ami family w ill occupy tno
vacated property.
The scIiihiI election Wednesday
evening pssscd oil' very tpiletly. H L
Moniheud wit elected director to till
the unexpired term.
A sneak thief entered tho residence
of F W A t rain Sunday, while thu
occupants weru at church, and stole a
lino overcoat. No trace of tliu thiel
or coat has been discovered.
Sunday afternoon a trump slipped
Into Dr Lro'i olllec und stole a f JtHJ
microscope. Hu was delected whllo
getting awny ami (lie stolen iiroperty
recovered. 'The trump skipped out be
fore ho could be arrested.
A collector for the Wrought Iron
Kan go Co. was hero this week and
while business wus slack he went on
tho war pal h, Ho discharged a revol
ver twoor threo times and then accl
deutly fell ami sprained hi ankle. He
is laid up for repairs and will probably
be crippled for 1 1 to.
Hops.
Cooperslown, N Y The local mar
ket hu shown considerable more al
acrity this week than during any pre
vious week this season.
Wulervlllo, N Y Whllo Iherohuve
been several buyers hero this week
theru tits' not appear to have been
very largo business done. Ouo salo
ha excited u good deal of comment
for thu reason thut the highest price
luiltl this year wus reached ami fully
Ho above the price paid before. Henry
Vork of North llrookllcld sold 70 bales
for 10c. This Is the only lot which
has brought that prlco yet reported.
F.XAMI.NK Yotii Diamonds. A
crowd of sharpers have recently come
to town and are "working" many peo-
I de w ho tire visiting the fair, says the
'ortland Chronicle. Their sieclalty
I handling imitation diamond which
they dispose of for high prices. The
"diamonds" are merely a line quality
of glass treuletl In soma manner which
gives thviu a a perfect representation
of tho gonulno stone and polces of
glass can even ho cut with them. They
hold their luster fur a few week and
then become ordinary polec ot glass.
Their imitation is so erfect thut the
only way In which they can be dis
tinguished from a reul stono is to set
a mutch on tiro and hold It to the
diamond so as to penult the fume of
sulphur to act upon It. This will have
thu cfluct of turning the glass black
and causing It to lose It's luster. 'The
gluss costs the swindler considerable
as the nroews of making tho Imitation
Is expensive.
A PkcIi'I.iar PuooK. La drando
Chronicle: Mr Emily A Heard came
in lust evening from Elgin to make
final proof In support of the claim of
her late husband. Mr Franols Heard
guvu notice some time ugo that hu In
tended to muke llnul prnor. tint Octo
ber 1st he tiled. Now comes ills widow
and Is completing tliu title to the land.
This Is the llrst case of this kind mat
has over come Is-foro the local land
olllce. Of course she will have no
dilllculty in getting a patent, yet a
certillcatu of thu dentil of her husband
ami proof that she Is his wile are ab
solutely necessary. Her witnesses ure
Thomiis It Smith and John Young,
both of Llgln.
bally Guard Oi'tnls r .
!,' H Kkckition. A reception wa
given to thu Oregon Annual Confer
ence last evening by tho lecul aud Ir
ving v p s U iv. A snort program
of vocal und Instrumental music, reci
tations, etc, wus rendered und listened
to by a crowded house. Addresses of
welcome weru made by M C Harris of
thu local loelcty ami Mrs il F llolid of
Irving. Kespouses wore made by
lllshon J Weaver, of Dayton. Ol'lo,
and Kcv A H Parker, ofPuyallup,
Washington. After the program a
social time wus hud.
bally Uuard, Orlotwr A
Virtually No Fish. Joseph
Morris and wife, of Florence, are in
the city. Mr Morris Informs u that
after the strike on the Siusluwr, lor the
tl rat three nights the catch nf Salmon
wu immense. Since thut time vir
tually no Salmon have Ihtii caught,
a liny have not entered the river.