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W. D- ATHLETICS. o J. F. King, Multuomab's Trainer, Secured For the Track Team. Kaclllna I'sntrnt On Tbl Year. Baltm etatnaiuau, Msrclt '.'I. Trulner J F King will be hare today, Tble school will euttr a strong team Id the intercollegiate meet for '1)8, Atbletio activlUfM at "Old Will m U, ' r fast MsUnilbg busluess-like aspects. 'Pbe financial committee re. purl almost enough to cover the re qjlred erpeuseH, and In very much encouraged by the interest uianiftsted la hearty goodwill and support of the merchants 01 me cny, tue pairous huu faculty of the school mid the entire student body. Meu who have autlcl pated a place on the team !ave been doing work iu the gymnasium during the winter and are in fair trim f..r ac tive and conscientious work In the coming week. The trainer. J F Klug. In a man of experience both In hi own Individual work and bis haudling or uji'ii. itav lmr coached the Multnomah club'e team of '00 aud Btauford'a track leum InHrt. Of courae the personnel of the team cannot t outlined but aumug the men of '97 will be Williams, Oar lanch'Van Winkle, Wllklua aud Cros an, and Guise, who wan not in school la '09 and '07 will take but hre in the pin. iHehop, who wag in the U of O'e team in '96 aud '97 ii dow at WU lamette. New men. who will prob- abl flirure favorably ou i.ccouut of paet acblevemente are Chase, who was on the Salem Y MCA team last y ear ae pole-vaulter, Huipp, who is a etu dent this year, will probably help Wil lamette to regain her former glory in the bicycle race; Iteuben Sanders, the Indian who carried away the high jump in the local contest between the Y M V A, Chemawa aud Willamette last year; Buckingham, who jumped for the Y M C A, and llouham, Hck ley, White, Beatty, Pugh.Jeues, Win atauley and other rill be good material for supplies. In the Intercollegiate field meet this year the same number of colleges as last will euter men, viz: O A C, Cor valll; U ol O, Eugene; O 8 X S, Mon meutb; Pacific College, Newberg; and Willamette. Forest Grove will com pete Id the intercollegiate games In Portland, and Portland Uulvorsity will probably have no term. Whiskers" Triue will coach the U of O team; the same coach as In '97 will handle OAC, and the other col leges are yet to be heard from. The field meet for '93 bide fair to be the greatest of them all. 8Al'MEIte BUBS UP AGAIN. At Loggerheads With the Men Who Made Hliu Police Juuge iu Spokane. The Portlaud Telegram says: "Police Judge W W Sauuslers, of Spokane, to whom reference was made in these columua some time ago, is likely to have a little trouble on hie bauds by reason of his removing Win F Rogers, clerk of his court. Instead he appointed Grant 8 rt'olyertou, also a clerk in the justice court, for which service he receives a salary from the couuty. "Rogers will appeal te the city couu cil for re-liistateinent, as his appoint. nieut came fioui that body when Judge Bauodere' predecessor was nominated for the judgeship." Printers as Voldier. Journal: In case Co C, of this cit. , is called out to fight the Spaniards aud the chances are that it will he, it will play havoa with the printing oft lees here. There are seven members of this company who are working in the various offices a follows: Past Lieutenant Robt 8 Huston, foreman of the Guard office; Privates Howard Branfctetter and Eastland of the Reg ister force; Privates Burnett and Free mau, manager and foreman respec tively of the Journal office, and Pri vate Miller of the "Star" Job office. Second Lieuleuaut J A Currle is also a printer, bit is not regularly employed. Jesse Lawrence, foreman of the Leban en Criterion office, Is also a member of Co C and will have to go with the boys. Mauri ed. Ou Sunday March 27, 1801, at the home of the bride's parents in Oroville, Calif, Mr Will Judkins of Fair mount, Oregon, to MUs Arvlila Beach. The happy '.ouple took the evening train for Oregon aud arrived in Falrmount on Wednesday morn ing's overland. They will reside for a few weeks with Mr Judkins' sister, Mr Stearns, In Fairmount. Discharged Hower Farlow, of Cottage Grove, charged with rune on a Drain woman, was tried In Roeeburg this week and the jury disagreed. Then tbatodlctmant was dismiss d on motion of the prosecuting attorney. FRIDAY APRIL 1. Mrs O Bickwilh is still quite ill. i Frank Coleruau is Iu the city today, j Hon 11 RKiacaid ooutiuuie to Im-' prove. Howard Davis went to Portland this ; foreuoou. I Attorney Skipworth was iu Ju: ctiou a luw hours today. Attorney Woodcock made Albany a proreeiiuual visit today A M Osburu returned to his heme near Portlaud this foreueon. D B Murray and wife, of Cottage Grove, vidted In Eutreuo today. Ueorge Hauley ha touslgned his hups through T D Lintou's age icy ii is sain iieer lias carried ttie re publican priii arie iu Murion couuty over Lord. Prosecuting Attorney late was a passenger en ttiis utor uin'H local train ejroute home from Koseburg, J'FStarrand Louis Aya have rented the room now occupied by the Salem woolen mill 4 for a plumbing shop. ruslon among the silver men Is "huutlng for pie, ' but fusion among the gold men is a "patriotic duty." From Riyal pnstofflce: L X Roi'ey, Guy Davis aud a Mr F gle of Eugene mi'dn a business trip up Coast Fork Moud iy The bowling alley has been toru out of the Chrlsmuii building and is being stored. Emretie is now without a bowling alley. Roawell Shelley writes from Sitka, Alaska, that he is getting along spleud idly. He promise the Ouahd u letter iu the near future. From Calapoola: Mrs Catherine Gor rell, ol Eugene, is here visMiig hereon Frank Gnrrell, and lier ugd parent, Mr and Mr David Otting r. 8 ilein Journal: "The biutal attacks of the peauut Register, ut Eugtne. en Secretary Kincaid, while that officer is lying seriously ill, are boneatb the line of decency." Master John Veatch, sou of Hou R M Veutch, has returned from Roseburg to Cottage Grove. His muny friends iu Roseburg gave him a farewell party la-tt Wednesday evsuiug. The following U from the Portlaud Meicury: "Mrs O L Camp cut quite a swell iu tueu's c'otlies ou a bicycle en Front aud Madisuu a night or two ago. She ha gone to fcugeue." Cottage Grove Messenger: The family of R M Veatch cuuie over from Roseburg yest.rday; their household goods will arrive In a few days, when tuey will occupy their uew home. J F King, whoeoaehedthe Stanford tiack team last year has been engaged by Willamette University to Iraiu the track team ef that school for the in- tercollegia'e contests of this year. Wednesday's Pendleton E O: Mrs Susau Cleaver, mother of Clifton and E E Cleaver, arrived in Pvudletou this morning from Eugene, Oregon. She expects to make her future home iu this city. Cottage Grove Messenger: Friends or Hamilton Veatch ate urging hliu to stand for the nomination of couuty commissioner before the Union county conventien. Hamilton would matte a first-class conmissioucr. Drain Watchmau: Capt aud Mrs B D Boiwell have returi.ed home from ail extended visit in Sau Francisco, aud will now give their personal atten tion to the entertainment of guests who stop at Hotel Boswell. Thursday's Pendleton E O: "Mrs P E Snodgrass of Eugene, sister of Clif ton and E E Cleaver, arrived lu Pen dletou this morning. Her husband will be here iu a short time and they exict to make this their future home." We thiuk this a mistake as concerning Mr Snodgrass. I.uu! E Stevens rctnrued ou the overland last ulght from a quick trip to his old home iu Missouri. He made the rouud trip In 10 days. Quite aeon trsst with his trip to Oregon in 1S47, when he was about S mouths on the road. Then it was ox teams. ow steam does the work. Construction ou the new court house will soon begin. Contractor Rouey has been hauling lumber on the ground fer the pant week aud now the brick is being hauled, a carload of pressed brick having arrived from Newbure Thursday. Out at Lee's brick yard, west of Eugeue, where the common brick is being manufactured, everything Is busy and the brick will soon be ready to deliver. The old systHU of numbering the bridges aud tulberte on the Southern Pacific by puttiug In figures rep e sentiog the number of miles from Sau Francisco and a letter denotlug the b.idge in the mile, which was lieiroirlvnhicH to the unihiated has been done away with aud a tele graph pole now serv a as a mile post if In the right place, otherwise a J post is used. If a telegraph post, It Is' paiuted white for several feet from the ground aud then there Is a cross piece wl h the number of the mile painted thereon. The hrid es are i umbered with a simple le ter bigliiDglng in each mile with A. flie kang passed here .-I.t.... ...ii. n.ulf intr lllM rib A 11 LA Ml - they went. i FROM FRISCO. tailliijijake, Theaters, Etc., Widen About t Ai.iiiti vn atitv kt:.taii. tDlTOK Ocakd: It took an earth quake to shake me Into remembering that I had promised to send the Guard news from Sau Francisco aud impre- . ..... ....... ,v uii nua quite a lively vilratlouof the earth lat night. I was my first experience. Like dull, mufiled thunder and theu a twavimr and a rocking of the house, failing of piaster hetwesu the wall and the chandelier doing a mad dance fr. m the ceiling. People ran screaming Into iuo streets; there was a sound of breaking glass, and after a few momeut the tire brigade iuh-d by the windows, as eouie oae remarked "to put out the quake-'-lllty seconds some limes seems a century. Spring I late this year in California vom uortn wind fiiiig their brtezes about every day Iruni 11 to 5 o'clock. btlll llower abound as beautiful and abundant as ever. Poverty ami hard times are heard from everyone, but the theater are crowded. The re-taurants are us well patrouized as at auy ether time when x have beeu here. What a pleasure-loving pcple are these frl-ky ITiscaus. I it it, ciiUute r c,. mopoliiau associations? At the Baldwin theater the much- talked-of Anna Held Is to bu eu. It waa almost with aslouiahment that I nrst beheld (uo puu iuUsnded) this aimiuuiive fairy. It seems lucredikl that o tiny a beamy could create such aseusatlou. She certaluly is u dainty bit of femiulnity, aud her press nge.i is one of the greatest in America. 1 ler milk bath were the topic of much ucTT.ynpor mi ior weeks before si arrived. In realitv. Mis Held i. merely a clever l afe chautant siuger, very pretty and possessing a fairly- good voice, tier perlonuauce was saudwiched In betweeu au Imbecile farce, "A Gay Deceiver" aud the Chine play "The Cat aud th Cherub," over which such a to-do was made, the claim being that Powers plugainzed his piece "The First Born," from Feruald's slary. The two plays, however, are ou absolutely dlllsreiit Hues, the Chinese atmosphere being tue only shiilaiity. Furnald hue, however, accomplished one thing. He shows a sentimental aide to the Chi nese character, convincing eveu Cali fornia of the fact that the Chiuvso can feel a well as wash. On the other baud. Mr Powers struck atragie note lu "The First Born." that ranks him with Ibseu aud Maeterliuk. "The Cat aud the CUerub" is uot received here with enthusiasm aud Feruald rushed Into pnut early Tuesday morning dlt claiming hie own oflspriug, and lu siating he would not have recognized his play as given at the Baldwin. Oue tiling is certain, Loudon is wild ove. The Cat aud the Cherub," aud would have none of "The First Born." The pugilist Curbed Is really not a bad actor. He makes his polut wiih the cleverness of a professional f long lauding. He plays this week at fie Columbia aud draws well. "The Muuinij" at the Alcazar is a very tunny, farce, well presented, by the slock company. I overheard an eld German woman tttWAillug her troubles to a friend, Pasturage seems hard to llud In Berkeley this dry season. Uue sentence caught my ear. "Wheu I goes to Fcbarcn I net like my cow ou my miuu." i ve no oeubt she was perfectly siueere. How many go to church with cowj or other responsibil ities on their minds? Spiritualists, Tbeoaopblsts and Ocoulisls of all sorts abnund in Sau Francisco. I question If any ally, save perhaps Boston, has as many seekers Into the unknown. A jubilee is on for next Sunday. Questions for and against will be heard and a spiritualistic wedding is announced. The bride's name U given as Mrs Sbicuta, but the groom' was uot mentioned, aud I am woLdering if he la id this world r the next. A foreigner iu speaking of death referred to the "great began,1' evidently mean ing "beyond." Aud yet, may it not be a beginniug? There is a foreboding in the air re garding crops of all kinds aud condi tions. The scarcity of rain this win ter precludes the possibility of abund ance in either fruits or grains. At two ranches near Menloall the feed is dried up and stock will have to be fed from now ou. It is seldom that the Cal ifornia crop fails as disastrously as this year, the two hiock ranches i in stance were under my own observation but are only two of many hundred. Fashions . vary but little, narrow skirts, tight sleeves and the ubiquitous shirt waists are on every side. The latest fad among 'Frisco women Is a ! good-sized cut-glisn flask with silver 1 top, filled with perfume and aitsj'hevl 1,?.!b:,T,:V,..lrai,?(h ., m . . -. . i. I Ub IJCS1I 'I II u'lies wmsw va 'lf as it is obloup lliiitiul f rouud. This rttu'.i ds me of a Juke I hurd on Josquin Miller. It may be old to yen, but is new to in. A lew year ao he : was invited to Uvlute at Monterey by the W C T I. He accepted and imagine the foiialertittllon when he dilated long aud loud upon the t.eiu ills derived by mankind from the ruby red juice of the grape. I will not auswer for the authenticity of this story. Life slips uw ay qiikkiy liele, but l he laud of the bitl s, dear, dieamy Oirgou, will ever be beloved. Tim WANDFKbK. Col Sawyers ivad. 'the Santa Cnu, California. Seutlncl i f March comes to us with it (Until boliceofCol Julius A Sitwyrrs. who resided ill Eugene ki veral jearsiign. It says: "Col James A Sawyers died at his rtsideuce ill Saii'a t'ru., Sunday liiotn lug, March 27lh. The deceuxd un born ou IK'ifllil el It! h SJ4, iu lilies county, Teune-see. Col Suwers was a strongly marked charncier. He was a veteran of the Mexican war, and also u the Rebellion. lie w as called to the rank if colonel of the rtii'e Iro.qa ol Iow a from the office of Mist 11. utcnaui o: the United Stales I roup. His ser vices In ail the places of trust and hon or which lie held, were dic hari-d with loice tuiil honesty. Perhaps the most arduous public service he tendered was two years' work us superinten dent in the Interior department, locat ing a icovi nun ut wugon road from the .Missouri river to Virginia I lly. .Mnii tana This was through a country in. . abited only by the most hontlle 1 ml i aiis. He preached many silent ser ii'inis of Christianity, morality uiul temperance. Uue characteristic of his life was the helping of poor but asnii- Ing mu to eminent place. "For some yuais hi health and siuht have been fat ing, and lit Html sickness wis heait trouble. Th.- culy nrgaulZ:itloii to which lit) belonged was the IVsbyti rlmi cliurcii, of which lie was a cousUtent and lile-long mem ber." Klondike a Fake. Albany Democrat: J E Kull'erty, wlio recently returned from Skagwa) to tills city, say it I all a fake; thai hundred get discouraged, sell I heir oullit lor a little or iiothlug mid turn their backs ou the Klondike. Many of those who pushe.t over the mountains from Skagway will tie turned back by the mounted police because they have less than IDUt) pounds of provisions with them. Hkagway is full of men broke and discounted, and the trail over the mountain is sirewu wuu IkkHws of meu who fell by the wajshle. No one know and no one cues what becimie of hi neighbor, as everyone has enough to tio to takeenre of him self. Hotse Lookiuff I'p. There are mesiagw of good cheer to the meu in Moutaua wh own horse, in the market leporia that come from Chicago these days, says the Helena Iudepeiideui. It makes the owners feel as If better day were coming, and a if it were uot far away either. The value of horses I constantly on Urn In crease, the report of Hie Market at the beginning cl Ihe pieseiil week show ing an advance of about " all round, with a still further increase bused upon (be ju 'gnienl men who have long been iu the business of buying and II Ing horses ami know the commercial value of the animal and the probable demand of the near future. Militia liiiihillty. CoiiHtitutional lawyers are agreed that the control of the president over the militia I' absolute and unlimited In time of necessity, and that he I the solo judge of the m cestity. 1 here Is ontctleallv iio limit cut Upon h.s iliH cre lou. In Story, (.oust, volume 2, section 1212. it Is laid down "The j militia may lie called out either by requisition upon, or orders to, the state executive, or by orders direct to any subordinate officer of militia." A IUlSB Monday's Albany Demo- crat: "All the inturance iigent oi Al bany ytsteiday received a formal not! Ueatlou from the Pacific Insurance Union that hereafter an increase nf 15 per cent should bu made to all rates on account of the recent Insurance rdi dauce taxing the ageiilser the city V per aunum A meeting of IheagHins paying licenses was held this morning aud a demand will t made at om e r .r the withdrawal of the order. If It Is not done there w ill be a kick that w 1 be In aril to tint Atlantic, us II. e peop'e will aot sta' d uliy suci rane. Of course if H is kept in force the mill naueu w ill have to be repealed at once.1 (loiNil To PoHTLAND. Salem Stale-; . . t . f L 1. Ulan: llr l. U JOIlOSOII, llSieiUllirU I'l the Oregon insuno asylum service, has resigned hi post there and will pro. ceed to Portland this afternoon. He will oH' an office there aud pursue hi chosen profession. There are hosts (lf friends I" Sslem who will wish him success and prosperity. it. mi. This month isiiiir the one report b.v.ng ,.,1 wa named April, from a Latin word j jaiajairymg ioopw. SOIM .ori3. Kk.il.nbiS. A reception ii tendered the I.n lu I (low ling Club at (he Armoiy l.iM nilit, given by a lumber id m,ir iu n (lielid., alld proved lu bt i,f ll.t stellar events III Eugene n'c . mi ing the sea-ou. lliepailois it. .1 iluiu iiii: hall weiebi til laslefuliy ilercinted it I it iu either ri urn were to be u the Imp- ly ciowil i'foung pe. plu I'ji'li'K t" the fullest I In social tmiii provhled and a short pr vein u( duiicis. At l o'clnca 1 1 1 banquet was ervulu. Ihe Kuiiboiiiere. and eveiv special piep.i.-iuiiiii was mailo for it. 1'lie muni il.iiiug riKuu in which the I'auqUit Was hi Id, Waa ciialliilll. Iy decoiahd Willi everiielis a d Ihe lao.is li;i,.tiiuiidy arntiied ami cair lug u lino dlrplny of cut Ibiwt rs, were iniiiiin d I V till. The three com se seived weie iiniipleic iu eveiy puitu-n-lar. At 12 o'clock Hie pi.rly left lot llieir homes and Ihe exi rcs-iuo i f all w as Ihat Ihe leci pllon was an in. dis puted success and would long ti chi l Islud In Ihe memories of the hi Mil pant. 'Ihe guist Wile Modullies L N Koiiey, It K Ankeiiy, S 11 Puci.dlx, Geo It Doiris ami Ciuules I.mn r, clou eroin-; Misses Kne I'm lot, is Cm in I.uuet, Die Alikeliy, Eibelwbne riioiiipsoii, S:, U Koi. ins. hi Tin i.-. i Krieiiihy, I. mi. a Miller, lUibam Lnm r, Blanche Tsyloi, lltiliu Mnou, Mue Hull', Peall Cooper, Kltil K.isllutid, Wliilnd .Miller, Nttli..le Alikeny , stell; D ims, l aii ie Km in! Iy, l.iuu lu-i.-shaw, Ko-iilie Fiieuilly, lleiiiiitia l.auer, Ermiiu ThompMUi. Mis J E Andrews, and Mr- 11 H Tlioiupsmi. The hosts weie W W l'.iiwn, (i (ilillln, C I. l.uiUey. J Ii AndicMs, 11 Row bind, Lee Trnvis, Hubert Ilioiiii.on, Fiaiib Aukei y, It l Rich ar s, A A Clev. l:,i,d, John R linker C F McAiihiii I'lnlo Hi ll. rook, M A Plumb, Kennel" Miller, Will KtiUn, US Smith, AC Siubliiig, O Inbr, Percy Garriguis, C !' puglc, S A Young W Hyde Stalker. IMVKKTY U.M.I.. On Saturday, April Dili, Iv.iS, at Armoiy Hall, Helmet Aiihim iiient Club will give a " Poverty l'.ull," uud Ihe luvilullons, printed ou brown pa per, are being lll-tlllllUd MllloHllCII Velope. livery one is expected lout tend lu povelly coslume aud Irmn the iu teres; already being maiiifis'ed, Ihe allulr promise lobe one if extieme brilliancy. K l!ll.tH KOliAI.. About 40 young i eople met lst night at the home of Mis I.i ll i lliivisf.it tlie Inonlhly bil-intes meeting of the (' E society of the Christiiut idnm-h. After a hIioi t busiues session a social evening was enjoyed by all. UK J 1 t.tl.l. At an early Ii iur tins mor PGill died at hi hoiu In fioui bludder I rouble, aged 3 months and 17 days. dug Dr Ibis city fl csr Ihe funeral services will be hi Id t l!:J0 tomorrow afternoon nt the Fitst Christian clniich the ei reincniiil leini In charge of Rev M LKosc, puslor of the church. The interment w ill take place li the Masonic cemoleiy. J PGill was born lu London, Eug land, Deo ID, 1HKI, aud at mi curly ug waa placed lu a Cutbolic tchool to to eiluc tteil fur (lie prl'M! 'nio.l. iti in uucing that luith itl liiH n, ;o nt 17 he em gialid to th United Suites. A few years after he Joined (lie Christian church, and lu the lime of his death was iiii active m.d iblliiculUI iin iulier. Enteiing the Eclectic college ul t in ciunatl he graduated in the un dcsl departmi'iit in 1KI0, uud the same yem was miiiiltd to Mis Ju in labbi.lat Louisville, Ky. 'Ihe fruit of this union w.ita sou, Tiins Giil, who re sides at Piiioii, Ciiloiiidn and a daught er, who died in infancy. Alter the death of Ids first w i fit he Wis niuriinl lo Miss Margaret A Whitney In IS",2 tt Franklin Indiana. Ho haves a chlhl by Ins second wife, Geo W Gill, of Sulem. Deceased had since 18. (J In en a practicing physician. Dining the civil war hn enteied tho conflict serving ai captain ! (he Imliniin in fantry. At the close of the war he wa ollered a promollou to niiijor to remiiin lu the urniy but chose to ieti.ru to the life of a citizen. Deceased whs n mem ber of li e Masons mid G A R and as a cili.eii lived a life ol uptight lies and honor, j CoMI'I.IMKN'lARV. Sslelii Journal 'Lanecniinty hud so.nu of ti e strongest workers fur union in tho coven inns. Charley Baker and T D Linton, of tl.r republicans, are entitled to great ciiil ll for cureful work for Kiuculd. Hnu.e Iy Horac" Mann, of the Messenger, was loyal lothe cause by coming I. v . ... . . ...... u ...I .. ,.rtl.ii. UHWIItltll VJ. r'i-iirT-B n,,i, n.'iniMy faitbfui to put Bob eulch on the . ticket for governor. Jiulasthat nit to Ihe Mipullst ha went right t' wo.k for Watch for congless, and was t ie ' hapiiiest man in the coiivun' ion when , he went In by u close shave I IIuMK Aoain I E and J A Siev ...i, , i.-. ..l.i.i rr n,..,r oxl enjoyable visit. o VI t'RO.VY A i'RI L ! JAW. of Porll iikI, it in tin !.. M Winl. lie mined up hum 1'tnllitiid Pnl.iy ,, ,,, .. .,rilllltli ,. ,.., . (.. ,(,,!,., 1 .. . . , ....... . ii.-, (, i , i up 1 1 1 1 id i i ii land I'. is afieii titiu. D Wi sou, of Kit.oi. I I'bj pe hi 'u t t .iiil.t in Ih.s city. Ml- (ii illinle Ivl Iy ii Hliu. d In her horn at Riim i org ti d iy. 1, X Koney n turned ft till Cutlagit (iroveoti (oila 's ln.'i" local. Mi lleiirieltii Latier uei'i to I'm I -mi d on lotln 's 4:16 ovvi lull. I. Mr and Mis 1) It Murnty ii turunl 10 Ci Itnge t.roe this nlli I i.m n. Mi's Sadie Diiikill ii It for her June- 11 ii home (od.iy (o spend vncalioii. 1 he 1 1 ittt of liumpton Bus .toie is ticeiviiig a new coal of paint. 1 be total ! i e.pts It r the liionlh if Mai ell In the county I let k's i llbe w eie i:,:w. Dean Siil deis ill went to 1 1 alscy to day and w 111 c indiii I rt llttioiM si ivl. is tin ic louiorr.'W. "Now the only il toner is w.mt nt fu s:oii in the n publican ritnks,' naively n liuiike the S.ileiu S:sti small. A-hl.n.il K.'i or.l: Mi- E iiinu Kwuii -litrleil for Giants l'i. uud Eugene, l'in uliiy evening, for a mouth's visit. EJ Fr.isler Is In It.ikir ity can-vns-iiiglor funis f r the Ointilm Fx poitloii, Miys lhi Baker City It. pub- lil'HII. t X U mi y lias letio n. il from as t per I'oii-t Fork, lie ms tho bridge lit lot's ford on ihe Coast Fork will be completed by next Friday Mr and Mrs Ki Hey Duiil.cn, of My r 1 1 - Crt ek , i anc down this iiioru ing on business coniiu leil with the re cent Dutike i.-Deiniiiit ccnpiute. John U Umber, Percy Yrrinylof, leslie fVott, Cile I'I'.mu. MI V. u Wi.ikle anil ''bus Templetoil were among Ibcktud n'k leiiving today for dow n the valley point lo spend vaca tion. Mr lied Mis C D Edwnids have h a-nl n om iu (be Dunn block and re moved there from ihe Fiat k re-.nl ma oti Tenth street. Mrs P H Burnett ami family will inr.ve to the risldeuce ma le vacant by Mr and Mrs Edwards lb ul lt tto 'llsua.'eis. Itr.iiiti'ii il.o'y (r m li e Al.-tn.i I utiles nt A I. un i.t .v I ... l'liMbp Miberabd wife to Morton L Kose, IS2 by lfl.t feet u Ullhiiuette striHt iu Eugcuo between ll'tli ami IX h; K'ihU. T G Heiidrlck a executor of the -tale of Eliul elli Colier, lecea-ed, to Juliu s Stewiilt, K lots In Goshi ii; f.'I'O. Mury I E Skinner to James T Awluey, 120 acres ol tho Thomas N Awhiey und w Ifo ill e in tp 17 3 w; Ki'H). Mry I E Miliuicr lo her thru-children, lots In and mljolnli'g ' ohiirg; IHM. I-:tiz..J J IK lleiiliHchi'i' to Jennie Ciieliian. lot a IJuiniiig Ciifiing on t1 e e:it ; Unit! d Stiitcs lo (iu-tav Xeltl, n w sic lllpi" 1 e; homenli ml p, tenl. Gu.lav 'cttl to Unfa Nettl, n w J -eo U (p 17 I c; l. I'itd. Jill. el lint '1 iiitin A j -l 1 1 J. In this i Py ut Ihe iir.idei.ee ol l.i r paici. Is Mayor ami Mrs It PCiildwell, Maieli L'S, INKS, Mrs Jennie C Hull, aged ,'12 i his, ii iiioutlis and L7 d .ys, w it'iofll W Hall. M .h 1 lull has beeu quite sick for seveiul weeks. It was mil known thai alii was di.j;eiously ill iind her deuth was a mil Mil or Inc. II r lllin s, so wo it i u luforiued, was ciianiiiil fever and pneumonia, but l ho in. mediate Ci.um' of her death was the bursting of a blood V s-nl Seivlc" s were h I.I at iho risiileuce Weduisilny morning ul 1(1 o'c'ock, couduc'.'il by Mr Hatch, of the Salem Christ -icience church. The remains- 'interred in Odd Fellows cemetiiy. Mis Hull Waa born und raisi il In (his city and her death will lie mourned by iti'iny. 11k 1h a Fa hk. The Ashland Town Talk says I Ii ut the "well-dressed nice, linking man," who fainted In Eugene from I t k of loud, und was given cour teous Ire iiin. i.t be tint city and coun ty officials, Is a fake. It further says: "I'hu sumo man worked l)i ui ii aiid Roselimg. Ho fainted in Medford Thii sdiiy sn l received a few 'squ ires' and Mni" nullify for his trouble. We pi. -inn-, hn vi III coM'inue fuintiug just as I.H't; ; s he run work the people." bully liutid, A rll I I.oNn Tit ami'. University A I.oNn T a. mi. university fcti- .luii I . I I . i.lf.ir IV I . i I I la- it Pulnrrf atnl iiru - rt li" ."i v.. nu.t Muuloii leli this ullet m oil on a tiamp to hloieiiee, tlnli down the c. ait to Coos tia.v, then to Ros burn '"'I buck In i'.i..ene. They look their blanketa with I hem. This will be a gland WH" I to spt ud tin Ir vai a'lon. Is Bki ii.r. The many friends f Secri'iary K ncaid w ill be pleisjd to Ii uru that his condition waa materially unproved today.