The Eugene City guard. (Eugene City, Or.) 1870-1899, November 04, 1899, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextHE EUGENE WEEKLY GUARD. ttTUUm MR TIE limm i N '.Tim M DMOCUTir: fUMIPLBI. IIP TO IUR IN 10IIIT LH IRK BT TIHWIiT OP Ol'R BROW Kl'tJENE, OREGON, SATURDAY, NOV. 4, 1809. NO 42 is Hood tide... OF FALL traie has Bet in. It will increase in volumne day byday. Alreadyit ripples and eddies area ml the different sections of the store. Dress Goods, Cloaks, Warm Underwear, Blankets, Etc., all begin to show signs of great ac tivity. Wo are pleasing our patrons. No store can have a better advertise ment than that. We are here for that purpose. Mark the well beaten path that leads directly to our doors. Note the people as they come and go. Ask them the reason why they make this store the base of their dry goods supplies, and they will tell you that they have full confidence in our merchandizing methods. That's the secret of our success. m AHE 3 inkle liwimi: I i R FIGHTERS ! British i of Save AiiDilation. Surrender to ampton Bros! a a m m: m EEKLY EUGENE GUARD. MPBELL BRO . Publishers it sMo t Willamette street, be tween Seventh nd Kinlith streets EMS OF SU11SCRIPTION. L Kiu. ..2.00 1.00 .50 rates mule krmwn on applicktinn business letU n to THQ U ARU, MUMM r ON & MARKLEY, Lttorneys-atlaw i in all the courU of the state. fV niton lilock. EroENB. OREGON. hllTSON. DKNTIST. krehaaeel the office and fixture, of fliatir W V Iienuersou, uj . i in (1... linn lit fcurtMl v (Hi nyiinu my in the aoove miu mm, land bridge work a .specialty. Ickey, DBALEB IN latches, Chains, Jew Eng (irouiptly dune. rk warrauleil. BOWK, M. D. piCIAN AND SURGEON, atain in Cliriaman Uloclc 9 to 11 a m; 12 to 2, 6 to 9 p m. WOODCOCK, ATTOKNEYAT-LAW. One half block south of Cliri.uiaii El'OENE, ObEOON. Married m ,,..sKu. Cardfi have been receivei! annouDC Inir Die marriage of idr Warner Wrenn and Mi-. Mabel Barnard, in Alaska, on September 24. Mr Wrenn was for merly n rustling stockman of Wallowa county, lint went to the Klondike dur ing the gold excitement, says the Wallowa Chieftain. He aud and J A House, another former citizen of that county, are engaged in the merchan dise bu tness a short distance from Dawson City. Mies liaruard left there some weeks ago and was accompanied as far as Skagway by her father, Dr J W Barnard, of Joseph, where Mr Wrenn met Iter, or rather where she found him quite sick lu a hospital. He rapidly recovered, and after being married they proceeded to their future home nc:r Dawson City. Miss Barnard resided In Eugene for several years with her parents, and has many friends lu this city. Mohawk Railroad. Contractor Days lis a grand force of graders and rock tin n ai work on the railroad and Is rush I ni; work these flue days. r i -flKST- BRfJK IE AN, ATTORNEY AT LAW. ttention to collections and matters in . Money to loan on real estate. kith A C Woodcock. CATHERINE L SCHLEEF, M D tea of Women and Children kelton Blocs, opposite (iuard ornce NATIOJJflli Of Eugene. Paid up Gash CapitaU$50,000 Surplus and Profits, $50,000 Eugene, Oregon. A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS Done on reasonable terms. Sight drafts on Chicago, San Francisco and Port land , Oregon. Bills of exchange sold on foreign countries. D eposits received subjectto check or certifi . Ate of delMwit. All collections entrusted to uswill (receive prompt attention T O Hendricks, President. S B Kakim, Vice President. IF. E. Snodgbass, Cashier. L. H. POTTEll. Aas't Cashier Pest Incandescent Vapor Oas I.lirht The cheapest and A ., strong' st llht on earth. A white. rowsrlul. stesdr light 100 WrT- c.'i, less thsn one hall of one No W...L-. m trim No smoke or Ichlniii,., to clean. Superior to elec '.wiyknuit kerosene nowonuis- sraaisstKa COMPANY. JHOTO erior Fotoarafs Gross Bros PUNDRY and Machine Shops Eugene, Oregon. mill and Mining Machine bp Stoves and Hop Tops, Store Fronta m mad to ordsr. fc a apedalty. Shop on East Eighth S treat. EUGENE Loan Savings Bank Of Eugene, Oregon CAPITAL (paid up '$50,000 . E BROWN, Prtsldsnt.' B. 0 PAINE, vice Prtsldsnt. F.W. OSBURN, Cathltr. w W. BROWN. Astt Caskssr.. DIRECTORS FW OSBURN. B D PAINE. W E BROWN DA PAINE. J F ROBINSON. J B HARRIS w.w BROWN. A nirnl Banking Business Trautarted od Favorable Terms brails issued on the principal cities of the United -tates; also exchange furnished avail able In all forelan oonntrta. lntervl paw on time deposits. Fire-proof vault for the storage of valnable BEol'lectlons receive our prompt attention. Special toar Ladysmith, Oct. 31.-General White if ports that the Rojal Irish Kusilleis, the Mouutalo Itattery, und the Gloucestershire reitinjents surrendered after heavy losses. I he determined attack male by a large body of Boers was more than the smaller nu.u her of K.iglisbron OOttld withstand, aud the capitulation was made to save Utter annihilation. UeneYal White is reported to be retiring from Pleterruaritz burg. tin- lortiiuesof ar not being considered favorable for him 'o remain there. Cape Town, Oct. 31. The Buera are oonatructlog forts for the purpose of shelliUF Klinbeily, where Cecil Rhodes Is In trenched with les thau 1000 soldlera. His capture will probably follow, as a price has been placed on Rhodes' head. London, O 't 31 The greatet-t couaternatlou prevails In thla oily aud especially at the war department where news of a most disastrous character have arrived from the Transvaal. The war office hns just issued a bulletin admitting that the Hrltlsh forces of 15,000 soldiery at Ladysmith have been sur rounded by the Hoers. Whole regiments of Infantry and Ueueral Whito's Royal field artillery have been captured. Londou streets are scenes of greatest turmoil ever witnessed and the surprise of such stupeod ns defeat Is disheartening In Ita ellects on the populace. At the war office scene are no less quiet. Usually methodical and dignified officials are exoited forced to make the confession that such a disaster is Inexplicable. One of the prominent aec" retary'ssaid; "We have Inst heavily In many ways, had regi ments all but wiped nut, but to have whole regiments captured and by Uoere is terrible." The battle found about 16,000 English and 17,000 Boera la position. The British force waa disposed Id the following order: On the right three regiments of cavalry, four batteries vf the Royal field artillery and Ave battalions of infantry ; In the center three battallona of the Royal field artillery, two regiments of cavalry and four Infantry battalions, and on the left the Royal Irish fusiliers, the Ulouoestersblre regiment, aud the Tenth mountain battery. Hallowe'en. Hallowe'en, All Hallow Eve, a Nut- crack Night, are terms applied to the night of October 31. Its observance dates back to the time of the Druids, withwb"mit waa the night of the yearly harvest festival. Bonfires were lighted on the bill tops lu honor or the sun which bad ripened the baiveats. Later It came to be regarded as the time wheu supernatural Influences wereetpeolally potent, when fairies and elves peopled the forests and goblins and witches stalked abroati. the powers of darkness were believed to hold high carnival as the midnight hour approached, at the stroke or twelve the "eerie tribes" fled, to visit the earth no more until another year. Fires were regarded as a protection against the evil spirits. As late as the (Seventeenth century mention ia made or carrying lighted torches abroad to avert the disaster supposed to follow these supernatural, nocturnal visitors As a higher degree of Intelligence has prevailed, these superatlllona bave disappeared, and today, Hallowe'en Is regarded as simply a time for amuse ment, for fun and frolic. Various ancient and modern devices are em ployed through which Cupid may be prevailed upon to reveal the secrets of the mystic future. Was Not Alone. Baudou Record er: It now apars that Coleman (iillesple, confined In the county Jail at O (ullle City on the charge of murder ing Mrs Edaon at Gold Beach tome time since, denies a portion of the con fession that be made at Roaeburg, and has written a statement which Impli cates others In the horrible crime. He Pleasant Hill Items. Oct 30. Born-To the wife of ('has Wltcher, October 26. 1899, a boy. The mother and babe are getting along nicely. Re? Holden, of the Divinity School, Eugene, preached an Interesting ser mon last Sunday. Quite a numberof people from this place attended the dedication of the Christian cburoh at Irving last Sunday. The school la progressing under the supervision of O W Milam with the best of Interest. The state onurse. pre pared by Superintendent Acksrman, is usea, ana the school will no doubt do:ezcelleut work this winter. The school has made a irood record the last two years. The first yev's work of the present teacher, three pupils graduated, David Linton and Oran Davis, who are at work with their parents, and Mm. ley Gilbert, who Is teaching. The second year, five pupils graduated-MIss Iua MeK : . .. who Is teaching, Carl and Dalton Baughman, who are teaching, and Mlsa Elsie Parks, who continues in school, and Ralph Hemphill, who Is clsrkiog for E U Ingham. Most of these expect to go ahead with their education. The pupils attending from other places this year are: Misses Myrtle and Fay Buchanan, of Enter prise; Misses Ruby Bsughman and Mabel Whitney, of Elndale; sod Lawreno Holland, of Khson Springs, and James Calllson, of Fall Creek. Tbe country school can give the pupil an Inspiration for an education. Duo. Albany Democrat, Oct. 30: "Mr. ferk Ins. the man who waa now says he did not murder the old brought down from the front several LANE COUNTY BANK tEstakllsbs la l8St., ;-0F- EUGENE. OREGON. A Gencral.Bankinu business in all branches transacted on favorable terms. A. G.'HOVE. President J, M. ABRAMS, Cashier; lady but when she waa being murdered he was In another part of the bouse eating a luncb. His written statement bas not yet been made public. days ago with a crushed leg, followed by tbe discovery thst he had lbs small pox, died yesterdsy evening. His death was principally from tbe crushed leg, aggravated by the disease. Tbe deceased man was about 40 years of age. A couple of weeks before be ginning work In the logging camp where be met wltb tbe accident, be bad been In Salem. The Moon real- Salem Journal: The Chinese msn darin doctor of Portland who bu been In town several days, went to Albany today, probably to tbe great re.let or metropolitan sanitary Interests up there. His highness wears tbe skull dence, where he died, will be quaran cap of bis profession, wltb a wire book through the top of It, and travels wltb two servant. He has a sacred bone relic which robbed tbe right way Is a sure cure for rheumatism. (At least that Is what some of his patients say, and tbey are not all Mongolians either. tlned for tbe full time In such Kk ovEREfi. The Svarrursd family bave folly recovered from dlptherla and tbe flag has been removed. The home has been thoroughly fumigated and all danger Is passed TKA.VSrKK OK KKAI.IV, tTC Items lialhrrrd About the (urt House Satisfaction of mortgage 200 (10 Beal estate mortgage 7i 00 teal estate mortgage 4&0 00 Beal estate mortgage 4(J 00 Beal estate mortgage 300 00 Real eatate mortgage 96 00 ( battle mortgage 60 00 Satisfaction of mortgage $337 37 Assignment of mortgage 8H0 00 Chattel mortgage 400 00 Notarial coumilaalou tiled: Geo O Knowlea. UK A I. tail TRANSACTIONS. The deeds filed are as follows: George W Masterson and wife to James B yd, 100 serve lu T It) s r VI w I&00. Clarence Thomson to F H Oagflort, oue-forlh Interest In the Yellow Bom lode, Blue River district; $400. Orrtn Benuett to H P Gllmore, acres lu T 10 s r (I w; $400. J I Jones ami wife to James Hemen way, 30x100 feet in James McFarland's additlou to Cottage Grove; $1000. Lane county to J B Coleman, S'2xM feet lu Eugene, public sijuare properly ; lKL'.tO. J B Chapman aud wife to Henry , Chapman, 32 acres In TlHsrltw; $1000. s Clara Weist aud husband to Charles i A Smith 1 acre in T 20 s r 3 w ; $86. R 1, Hablu aud wife to Richard H i Clow, 154 acres in T 18 s r 4 w; $000. Orvllle Phelps to Itchecca A Porter, 160.77 acres in T 18 s r 3 w; $1000. U S to James E Andersou, 100 acres In T 18 s 4 w; pateut. Joseph Sunt aud wife to Hattle Wil cox, 40 acres in T 20 s r :t w; $180. Lydla J Paxton and husband to Elizabeth L Davis, 123.10 acres In tp 21 s r 1 w ; $1Vi0. James 1' Land aud wife to Martha J Thornton, 80 acres lu tp 21 ir'iw; $187.60. state of Oregon to Minnie B Warner, 80 acres In tp 21 s r 4 w; $100. Eugene Lodge No 11, A F 4 A M, to E F Chapman, cemetery lot; $1'J. Lane County to John H McClung, 23x34 feet lu Eugene, public square property ; $131.10. William i . Pearce to Scott Wilkin son, lot r block 1 Delauy's additlou to Coburg; $10(1. E 8 I full let inn n and wife to John N Woods et al, "Veta" mining claim, Bohemia district; $100. I'lKl'UIT l!KT at ATTEHA. Thos Calvert vs Wm Johnson et al; reply aud answer filed. The Blue River Mining Co, a private corporation; reply tiled R M Day vs Horace Westbrook et al; reply filed. I) W Wallis v . M S Wallla; answer filed; motion to strike answer. B Me Mil i pi iey vs A F Johmou et al; stipulation tile, I, allowing defendant until December 1, 1899, to file answer. M O Wllklns vs J C Goodsle; cot bill filed. COUNTY OOUBT. M O Wllklns vs J COoodale; motion for unn-sult; action to lie dismissed without prejudice. Adored. l'KOIIATK IXltJKT. In the matter of tbeeststeof Isaao Monroe White; will sdmitted to pro- bste. Probable value of estate. $1000. The will bequeslhed the prnierty to his mother, after paylns- all debts. N W White was appointed executor without bonds, as provided lu '.he will. Estate Johu B Ferguson, deceased; order of sale of real and personal property. Wonuekfui. Powek. W J Brysu is still a wonderful man. His endur ance alone makes him so. He Is the greatest campaigner of this or any age. Hie task at the present time Is more than any one man should undertake, and yet he takes It up after making speeches throughout lows, Kentucky and Ohio, lie will make 100 speeches between now aud the 7th of next month, in the 9u counties of Nebraska. He will travel over every line of rail way in the state, He shrinks from u fatigue; his energy Is wonderful an bis capacity for speechmaklng has no bounds, and everywhere he appears large crowds flock to hear bin1. Smallpox at Albany. Monday's Democrat: There is just one esse I:: Albany now, and that Is varioloid lu a light form, the case of Al Scott, son of ex Sbenfl Soott- He recently went wltb bis father to Eastern Oregon, Just before be left being exposed to a severe oase of chicken pox had by a sister. On renin, in be waa taken down and his case pronou need varioloid. He la silling up and Is dolug well. There ars no other esses of anything of the smallpox nature notwithstanding wild exaggerations. Two masked men held up a saioou full of people In Sumpter, Baker county and robbed seven poker players. A tew Of tbe boslness firms of Ninth street today, cleaned a portion of the m me Thecitv should have all the business portion of that btsnwsy , cleaned at nuee. VERY SICK Critical Illness of the Vice-President. turrisio a riisfsi. New Yokk, Oct. 80. Vice-President Hobsrt, who has been III for weeks st his home In Pstefaon, N. J., sutlered a relapse this morning, tie had a suc cession of choking -pel!-, resulting from an imperfect action of the heart, an old atltictlou, complicated with in flammation of the stomach. Mi tin. hart has not been able to attend to bis BLUE RIVER The Lucky Boy Mine Will Com mence Operations Soon. MINERS STILL WORNINO L. . inmerman and George. Fisher I rstsritfd from the Blue Blver mines I last evening. Mr. inmerman, who is largely Interested with Mr. Sharkey Ita the Lucky Bfljf mine and the new mill, was elated over the prospects and tin- manner in which tbe the mill plant ; is progressing. The boilers are set as are also the battery of stamps and con private affairs for (lie past two or three Lij... . ,,, . , . ' . , , .... aiderahle other iimchinery Is in pusl- days, and an Intimate tr end has la n ,,, T,M ,. . ., , v . 'i.e. The rtsif Is on the building and given liwer oi uiiorneyto attend to , . . .,, "L 1 i carpenters are planking the sides rap I BAII PIOfBJST. Hie Boer Woathi ny Baallv. idly. It Is now a positive fact that the mill, which Is a first class ten stamp one, will be hammerlm? out gold before November 1st. A foice of men are working In the tunnels, get- Hog OOt rleb quarts, Another force of T( e mam TZT'i '.he Boh. I- r, - T rulli" ,h w,,,u,," of pit it - aitupklng Hit It mint. Ml I UiU'tfllllf It If that Ttiu.e skVIMSj Isa bu. ikki strong, as re.M.r.ed d the j T their B.I Isb amy (S1A.000 strong, the Boer.;0'"'"'-, , V'" " r ",B c, t hopeto.tt.ck tbe British (IMS sneeesaftlll, for the British are ex ceedingly strong in srtillury and cavalry of I be very lasst (piatity, and, i Oct 31 no matter how brave the Boers may j 1)r Lt,wll) uud wh() baen be, 20 W men cannot defeat K..00O ,,.,.,., ,,,(Mrv ln San Fr.uclsoo trained troops, admirably armed end for a ear, has returned to seek an Ore Hkillfully Intrenched ,,, Johu HamlHakei' preached at the Dexter school house on Sunday at 11 o'clock a m. Iru MoC.II, of Silver Lake, Is attend- lou of the Trent wood. A l rge number of miners aie still Dexter Items. Tuesday orr:u Mra Freeman went to Salem today. G M Clsrey, of Boseburg, Is In the ""( ""' winter city. j eobool. Dr. G W BldlltS visited In Albany ; J K Holbrook and A H Msthews, ol yesterday.; June, are at Egypt ou a hunting ex- D. B. Murray arrived home today i""1'"". from Pun inn. i. Weddings are all the rage about here Miss Margaret Klnsey arrived home today from Salem. L Zimmerman returned to his home In Portland on the 1:16 train. J A Burllngame arrived homo on the 3:1 1 daylight overland today. I T Nickllu came down yesterday from his homestead on Fsll Creek. this fsll. We hear It asserted thst this Is a sunt ludlcstlon of a oold winter to follow. Ferd Parker killed a bald eagle the other day. It was a line specimen of that mighty bird. He sent It to Horn k. Pats, al Eugene to mount. Tbe Scrivener, Miller, Mooney, Howard huutlng party returned Satur- George W Pickett will leave on ft ' day. Thelrauecess was oulv modersts They express an intention of taking shot guns, only, the next time they go. Mr Earle Barhre aud Miss Carrie Hylaud were married at Eugene Satur day. They were given an old fash- visit to San Francisco tomorrow night Prof F L Washburn went to Y. qulnft Buy this ftfternoou to look utter fie oyster bedsst that plaos. Klamath Falls Express: "Evan gelist Boss returned Tuesday from his trip to Fort Klammh aud preached to a good-sized audience Tuesday even ing. He departed yesterday for hU home at Ashland. He tells us he -x-peels to leave next spring for the Eas and from thence protases to take a trip to Paris, aud then to the Holy land, to lie absent aliogetber about six months." Albany Democrat: Among the Halem eleven who played Ssturday, the best men In the team were flye men wltb credentials who had lieen entered la the law department simply that they might play on the team, three of them I .ei m; Mr Savage, a nslem dray man, and Drs Jessup and Ollnger, two Salem dentists, old and expert players Tkls Is a dishonorable method of filling up steam which s reputable college like Willamette should not countenance. i. .lie, i charivari by the young people au night. rk,. Christian Endeavor World: Bishop Wattorsou, of Nebraska, was once mis taken for a traveling salesman by a commercial traveler, wbo met him In a railway train. "Do you represent a big house?" asked the traveler of the bishop. "Biggest ou earth," replied the bJahap, "What Is the name of the firm?" "Lord aud Church." "Humi Lord and Cburoh. Never heard of it. Got hrauob houses any where?" "Branch houses sll over the world." "That's queer. Never heard ef 'em. "Ia II hoots stid shoes?" "No." "Oh, dry goods, I suppose?" "Yes, tbey call my sermons that sometimes." Our Dress Goods IsVery Busy. Ladies Mackintoshes NEW STYLE. LOW PRICES. Ladies Umbrellas... Sll Iks Nssdlst Sad Covering JUST arrived now today: Ladios Wool Union Un dcrsuits. Childrens Union HiiitK, 25c. Wo call your Hpu iial attention to those goodf, This is the 3d in voice this year, Da net tarftt Vs i. J In Carpels. Late curiam and Rajs Schook Sho s. hea.j "soles, rrranlsd. Ask t) sn than.. " F. E, DUNN