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KENTUCKY TROUBLE GENERAL JOUBERT ORATORICALCOHTSST PEOPLES' PARTY
The Capitol Guarded and SMc W ,0 Hm w the Eighth Annual Contest at Mon- The Committee Unanimously Lane County Will Crow the , stiU I" the Conr
nffiuro IlnHop Warrant ... .l
Wliitvio uuuui iiuuuui.
FLAX CROP.
BOhiMIA CASE
SIOODV iCCBES MAY FOLLOW.
ipcclti totasUuard.
Fkankkokt, Ky. March 10. The
steood chapter of llu disgraceful tun s
of Kentucky seems on the eve of bslug
.1 tar..... , . l.utA ti I. .l
GIIS ISO, tvawrww w ihitv mi "i imucu
for Secretary of Wm Poatra and
Captain Davis, charging ihom trltb
complicity in tht murder or William
linebel. TbtM two officials are
n-cretnl In 'lie c pl'ol building, which
barricaded by Taylor's Militia. '1 he
hirifl refuses to let officers Id the
building to serve warrants on the men,
ami excttsuient Is high.
(ioveruor Taylor baa called the
militia of the state to tbe capital ami
will tbeu flee to Loudon, where the
state araeual ia lcciled. Warrants arc
out for riiher etato officials, who are
charged with complicity In 'he mur
der. 'IV. lor frankly states thai he
wan i tbe nillltla to defend hiui
Tbe police now turround the ex
trutlve maoaion, with a aua'd of
tbe nillltla Inside.
IN OLD KENTUCKY.
Special to Guard.
Louisville, Ky., March 10. The
circuit court hi decided that the
deiu' era's have tbe right 11 maintain
tbe legislative organizations, and that
the power to decide the elections is
vitrd In the leglalatuie. Tberepub
licans will ii i i -ml tha crie.
CRONJE MAY BE BANISHED
Bclal to tha (tuard.
London, March 10 The govern
ment ia considering tbe proportion to
tauish General Cronje to the 1 land of
6v. Helens.
STILL ON TRIAL.
Bpcclal to theUCARO.
Koskburg, March 10. The Warner
Jenuiugs c se la still on trial.
Field Service.
atAFEKING RELIEF NOT CONFIRME0.
iI to Hi.- Uuard.
London, March 10. - President
Kruger hs returned Irora IHoeuifnn.
tein, tmt Iiuh uothing t ) say rcgan'mg
further intentions of the Tianavaal
gnvernmei t.
A British force tluiated ut 12,000,
laaaldtoba threatening Blggartburg,
havii K advanord from the direction of
Helpanker. At I ha war illlc this
bod of Brttlah Mldlerj la believed to
be Bnnter'tdivl io .
JOUBBBT LEW 1MB FIBLO.
It I report- . I thai General Jnuberi
uas 'en lue ii,-i,i aervlr take ohergs
of t.o war . iihv el Pretoria. Bewooldl
thu ie constantly in tooob with I
D :.i .
nraiwBi ELrugvr, turn I lie -ame
tlnw OOUtd direst operallo -.
BELIEF Nor UONFIBMBD.
1 he rrporlrd reliel f Mafetlng has
not been ooi firmed bj offloial reports
to the warilllci. However it i- is
pected to occur within n .w days
General French and " Hying
column Is thought In 1 1' in r lilotiu
fon'eln. Scouts report that tl eBrltiah
main advance from Lad mltb is
towardtSunday river.
mouth Last Night.
Indorse the Citizens Movement,
W. LAIR THOMPSON THE WINNER.
Monmoi in, or., March - I h
eighth OtetOtloeJ OODtClt beta 'ii H e
college school of the atato i . place
In the fihafMl -it inn Mh .. Mm I - u ......... k -i
imk i urn i ut uiui.u aecre-
Hcbool this evening, under moal favor tai v.
Lair Thompson, The following Hi. mat ware nretJiil
r.'Kiii in iK-istiti or by p'oxy
DELEOATES TO STATE CONVtNIION
i'lie pt party cnunty entral
c inimltl e met in the court noun thia
afcriioou at 1 o clin-k. iiuixuaiiL to
i tile auspices, ami W.
af McMiunvilie, wun tha ptia
.ii.f-.ib Ytrttj represem u, I t loilowai
Berowgd v Jakway, rjaivetUy oi
Orrgon, "Tbe itevelatlou of tfelenea "
Kietl J. M. iudl, Htatc Normal I
Boliooi, "Au ideal in cfaaraoter."
Hubert A. Oriobtoo, Portland Uul i
Vert.ll iv ''Tin, If., til. .! V .i in..
HUM tirace Huau, I'acillc College,
"lileall-m."
Joatpb E. Torfet, Albany Uolleci
"Individual Initiative."
Mlaa Mantle Wlnnlfn i,o sgon Ayri
oultureJ OuHege, "Bvolution ol Amer
Ichii Litcnture."
W. Ltyr Thompson, MoMlunvllle
College, ''Expansion Our Natitmal
Pulley."
William T. Fletcher, PaoiBo Univer
sity, "Ins New Patriotism."
Tbe chalet wun packed li) pinhahly
the largcxt uutlietu l ever i eemblsd
here, n laiire OUmbST C imlDg fTOSS the
dIOersni schools to Itness the on teat,
One oar each cams from MoMlnnYllls,
Kiirt-Kt Qrnva and ( "nr v illla. i ham i imr
Oottstetroee B 0 Watch.
t Let-tier-J H Withrow.
Coyotl it Jenkins.
Ka'i Crash M Y Warner,
p oretioa-V II Nlgbawaudsr.
Hiebeo P H Walhs.
(ilem 'Mm 1. P Talliuall.
iVlug-J W Wbealer.
J unci Ion -Jam t Cwlvert.
.1 -.r Jaiqss Krazure.
Long Tom Dr M Canady.
Mabel W Adams.
Maplstun I Z Sweet,
iiobawk J E Yruall
BprlogflaM-41 K George.
T bnrston O A MoMabon.
Walton-J M Carllle.
Willamet' it 'per Wllklns.
Zumwalt L B Ho- smau.
Bagent - D H Lakiu.
Engeuc-Q W Waidet.
Kng. ni -V L Holt.
Hiualaw bso Kuowl i.
The couferenes committee rep irted
that they hud met witli tliede o,.orats
union party coiiimiiitea and
I upon a Citizens what, which
W00DBRIDGE GEARY.
Captain
Funeral of the Late
Occurred Today
Tbe funeral of tbe la'e Captain
Woodbrldge Geary, U 8 A, was held
lo this city today. Tbe body arrived
from San Francisco on tbe 3:54 over
land this morning, and was placed in
i' its at Armoiy Hall, attended by a
guard of honor, whioh remaiued ou
duty till tbe funeral service began nt
2:30 this afternoon.
lueiuneral aervlci. were held in
the Presbyterian church, rinductaJ by
Dr. E. Thompson, of Corvallls, cs
ls' 3d by Rev. J. B. Cleland, of this
city. The casket was decorated with
the American flag, and a profusion of
Dowers. A picture of tbe deceased
coldier wrs on the pulpit roettum, aud
tbe large regimental tlag wrs draped
bi )k of the pulpit. The sermon by
Dr. Thompson wri one of tbe most
impressive ever listened to by a Eu
gene audience. L. G. Adair sang a
beautiful solo, "Neerer My Home,"
during the exercisr i.
Tbe church was packed to the doors,
for this was the boyhood
Caotaln Geary, and bis personal
i.lends here were many, Wocdbrldgs
Geary entered West Point as
a cadet from Oregon In 1678 and
gaduated in being assigned to
the Nine' -nth infantry, stationed in
Texn, where he met and married bis
ife, who, with two ohlldreu, survives
him.
The procession from the church to
'he cemetery wri led by tbe Spanish
ar veterans, it i guard of honor,
While the GAR and company V
Third regiment, also attended. The
Pallbearers, active, were Lt-Col Geo
0 Yoran, Captain W S Moan, Captain
R8 Huaton, Lieut F L Chambers,
Lieut C E Cliogensmlth and Lieut
o F Wllloughby. The honor
"7 pallbearers were com mis
timed officer cadets from the
A. C, where Captain Oeary ws
Bilitaiy instructor at the breakiug out
f hostilities.
Theeervli sat tbe Masonic ceme
, ryi were of a military character.
Among relatlvee and friends who a--r'f
d this afternoon from a distani i
attend tbe funeral were notioed, Or
EP Geary, of Portland, Miss Ellcu
oi Asroria, Mrs Worth and son,
Court House Items
Raal est i'e mortgage 3(3 to
It al es at mortgage tl'iO (10
R 'al e itats mortgage . :iou 00
Chan 1 iiinrti!B,'e ;,;i 00
R.'ai asta's mortgage sou oo
R lecneof mortgage ."iki i i
Ciiatlel mortgage 75 CO
RaI estatj mortiaga $ 3"o 00
KEAI. SBTAT1 TKA.N.sAl HONS.
0 A 0 R I )0 to C A Cogswell, 40 acres
In tSlarl c; $ioU
about 400 I mm OOtSldS irt-ent, .til and
showing the Inorerilug i pnlartly of'agr
tness annual t nr. i l,ii.e-i the slmlitiep!. Igcd to an.economlca; ad'
, ""s. N al inj-ritiiis of iiilnUlratlon. The report wr i ui.aul
the exer. were distri baled. The , mmi-ly earn I.
nd i seh j l by the I Ira' irloal A -a, 1 slosed and carried that the .mn.lt.
i urn. .n wervi man oupennieuaeui ICS elect ill delegates the state
lekermau, t: u D. oi o.pgon t.ity,
amlt..'. I.i.tiii.i. , ..I i'oriaiid, who
ar.r cm in i. grading tbe oral loos,
awardui ibs medel to At, ThomnsoD,
The in 'al Is s Qi luan sbield ol
solid gold) with a diamond al the
point, the ah laid biting almost stu
rounded oy a u uh ol olive In gr en
and gold, with lbs Inscription ill black
suaniel, 'Oregon In . illeglata Ora
Inrli i A ociatl hi, )0 i," I lug the
mi elegant trophy given in any of
tin. -i' i inns1 , m il wi pi MUtSd to
the winner by Ol Pickett, of Padflo
College in a n a i .d appropriate
rpl on
I ne orations were u laded on tlieir
acres in t 18 s r B w; 1420
State of Oregon tn J H Albert, 161.00
acres; $3JS.18.
J H Albert and wife t i J II Davis,
101.011 acres in tp 17 s r li w; :t'8 IS.
Idaho K Cam pi -II and buabaod
Elizabeth 0 Smith, 1 nor l IO tp 17 I r
2 w; 178.60.
W Yat?s iimi wifsl iE H ngbam,
5 acres In tp 17 r 4 r; $1( I.
Matilda Kcsney and husband to w
T Carroll, lot 7, block 4, Christian's
MrKssnayto M.y B Mh-Muii, so; . .
ft il , ami tb.' Juilijis r . lie evening
m .l upon the orat irioal merit'1,
i n i '.in pgs were ihsn averaged for
th li ' n -u t.
All tbe oi tti. ins represent d a iiiiih
decree of profleleney and training, i i
wellaiag' I intellectual gn ip of the
lutjeotdi ut with, for your g teisons,
their edorts I dng blgbly creditable lo
Ibelr ri -cUvc echools. AlthoUKb
some dive,.-it of opinion musl neces-
saiily follow the rer-ull ol a - IPt'ltof
tii ibaracter, yet harmony nod gocd
lei ling prevailed throughout.
The i illegeyell wi , much in evi
dein and 1 1 thuslrsra rnn to a high
n . i t of the
nomiuatlona were
aiidltion to Buseos
rtMWIHhiMlnH f 1 Wllklna. Inta A DltOb Oil the SUhOUni
and o, block I, Christian's addition to "rro hundred covers were
Eugene; $1. Quit claim. tbeguesl al the bapoutt af
CJ Jorgeusen and wife to A o Funk, programme, and a good time wi
. 1 . . Ill . . II .... lilt
lOi. , i acres in i n s r 1 1 : tm,
hud
r
for
the
had
40 acres in t ' r I.; 180. Is SmallpOX?
PKtin v t U.
in tha matter of Caleb Da vis. Inssns. '-"Nl ToMi Match tl, 1900.
C A Davis, guardian. Pel It Ion for dir- Mh Entrant:-! would like to nek
charge of guardian. through your oolumns why is It thut
Matter of the guardianship of Bsnsl t,lu bki" 'pMon dises.,. which Is
JWeJ and UEIImaker, minors; annual prevl.'iit in tbe vacimiy of Cmw
rep0lj I would he smallpoi, and the same
Guardianship of Mai-haii (i I'ettie 'Useai , io s,,ringil. :d last summer wao
petition of HW Bala t bo appointed called oblckenpox by an able pbyai
ardl.n Amount of r it iti II.IM I. oian who was appoln' H I y the county
Estate of Mlnnla A Bond, d seiwd
home of , Annual
miuois.
cuirt to i xailllne the di
. ; surely the same lifis-e,
tateineiiN of iruardiiui of , '
" .. , . . i brought Mr n Npr I'lih I I.
R'f p's, BLCSO; iuv.it I, " '
' u !., i i In. in Si
'2''') ..... I teach at Panther, about tou
K-tate ol Lanoiii ituiauau , n, c u,
final account approved and idffllnlv
tra' r discharged.
Estate of Hot rt T Weloh, di M I;
atlldavit for discharge of admlulstrai r.
Estate of W O Steams, d and; per
tonal property ordered sold al poollol
auction.
ease. It is
.nveiilmn.
The lollnwiiig
made:
II C Veatob, ICast Cottage Grove.
O A Mc.Mahon, Thurston.
0 w Welder, Eugeue,
.i w Wbi iter, Irving,
i V Kin k, Richardson.
LB Pat rsttn, Eugene.
A J Zumwalt, Irving,
.lames Calvert, Junction.
T .1 Duck wort li, Elmlia.
B K O irge, Spriugfie'ii.
A J Walti ra, Eugt ue
J E Yaroell, Mohawk.
C B Sparks, Itiue Rivir.
1 N iiarbiugh, Eugeue.
Gi o O Knowi Bohemia.
.Iino'i Neiisbai.m, Zumwalt.
Samuel Wllbiow, (.'row.
Jerry Atkinson, vVal .p.
I) it Lakiu. Eugene.
J C Klthardaou, Eugene.
John CogawelLGa' Cn ek.
R l' Caldwell, Jancllou.
1 1 was agreed that tlie 10 pe. ,oos
n ml viug the highest vo a be declar 1
the (telega':'.
S K G irge aud V L Holt were ap
pointed ' Hers.
IiKl.fcOATES ELECTED.
Tbe following delega' is were eleclej:
A O .M. Million
H C Veatch
J W Wheeler
L H Pat i. in
A J Xumwp't
J F Kirk
James Calvert
S K G irge
J A Waits, j
J K Yarueli
I N Karnaugh
O'o o ttnowPs
Samuel With row
Jerry Atkinson
.1 oil n Cogswell
J Neusbaum
Ou motion adjourn J.
The utmost harmony prevail i.
Wood Bids.
Tbs ftillowliig bids for furnishing
us it whs I W( o I weie OpAOOd and read by com
. a school- mi ioneis court. Tney were es fol
rds oak wood at 94
CIRCUIT oirkT.
Jolm L Powell vs Maggie M Powell;
suit for divoroe, T llo were
manltd m Eugene o lot r 2S, 1806
Tbe romplalni obargti r lulu ry. L
bott, M. I), nml W. F. vVaugh, M. D
editors of the Atkaloldn' ('Utile, 'lit
cairo, I 'tli CleOtific h icl ins. who
bavs nulj .cd the utuii'd say il 'a
Bilveu appears as attaruey I. irplainillV il"' n l allx BWtl r.
G DShlrey vs j 0 Or- lale, to r
iitglield to
lllileB i mm
Crow. She broke out while 'ach
ing, and (he next to have the disease
was a portion of tbe scholars, I gu s
by tbe time It gets to the o an It win
be ctiled Ibe bubonic piaKue. i have $2Ab per oord.
bean called to - s tbe dlseevs in Its i PJ Hun n
various stagrs and 1 rinnot 'uisclen- 2 00 r r i-ord.
tlously call it smallpox. J I Daskes 3 guide BP
the matter was sent n W. ('. A b- per cord,
A I) Johnson 10 cords
13.00 per i ird.
J W Neat 10 curds oak wo.
per " -rd.
J W Ma- In u0 corda fir wo I
M,W 'r con'.
l. Cakaoat,
cover money. Plea in a n msnt Olsd
by tbe defendant. It is ol aimed Hist
the money is not due Until May 1,
101 ).
w M Vanduyn vs J 0 U laic; to
r cover money. Motion to - ' lI
filed.
j m Williams appaa t- uroey
for de.,nuauts in tbe tt .vetw. OaSCS.
MABK1AOE I lOttttU
nUrh Laa t dav i- ut I a
marr aue llososs to VYIIHsm Walter of reeding foi
Baker and lVarl Ford. Hi i iruarrt'sn ureK..n.
Iowa:
C L Haneeu, 10
per cord.
J H Picket's, 10 cords wr d at f 2.95
pet cord.
J H I'lckeis, 25 cids lir wood at
10 cordi oak wood at
wo. 1 at 2.20
o.ik wi d at
at (2 07
at
Cast! Dismissed.
Hally Guard, March in
Mis Hilda Bobaoo, who sayi she i
m w lo I i known as v.mSwuik, whi
tried j lerdaj ai 00 w.iils, chnrgt-J
eltb tbe theft ol a livery rig, and tils
charge ili-mls, I. T:; y. o g lady
will pro! ai' j . milt a lo r exploit ,
winch have forutsb i uauy CoiUWOI
the i i 1 1 i W( item
The oak wrod w let P J Hansen
end the fir to J I Ilarhre at . at ve
II .ures.
a oooo income eaoouoia.
"Oregon peculiarly adauie, for
the 'aisluj of Max," said Marcus Simp.
I sou nt l h,- Hoffman this morning,
I Mr. Sim son ia manager of the Port
land I, ins. ed Oil Wotks, aud I In
I Eugene for the purpose of Interesting
the tariuc of this section In the rals
log Of flax, Tb's fo' ny belnn, t to a
company which owus 50 mills, die
trlbut I over tbe Unl' nX Stat I from
Philadelphia erst to PorMand .vest,
from St. l.ouis south to St. Paul north,
aud they aim to secure tbe raw materi
al for each mill lu the immedia'
v.olully in which It Is loc .ted. But
tills lies not slways been possible. Iu
fact Mr. Simpson at it -s that the com
pany ha' shipped the Has to the Port
laud mill from as far er it is Dakot.
while it buys even now large ipiautilica
lu Idaho.
"1 have great faith in the future of
Oregou and would like ' SCJ lis every
resource developed," said Mr. Simpson.
"The low black land, of whioh I
understand there Is pleuty In Lane
county, rale. fine llax, and It is
valueless for ilie growlugot any other
orop. I am directly lilt rested only lu
the at .d of t lie grain, hut iu addltiou
there is a good lucome ( i tbe prcducer
in tbe straw, which Is made luto llax
fibre. A fibre mill in Kugeue should
be the goa' to which tbe busiuisa men
of this city i. .Hid direct their eHuris,
aud one will he it ri tl nere when
tlic re is euougb lh x gowu 'U this
vicinity lo justliy."
Mr. Simpson met aud talked with a
number of prominent farme I this
morning, and is a isti i iliat enough
llax will lo sown iu Lane . iuniy this
scrsou to demonstra' ' tbe, su "S of
the project! d new industry. E. O.
Smith, Hen Owen, i ivld Hill, Steph
en Sim d aud other progr salvo men
are Inking an lu' rut in Hie inalljr
which iu i a oUblut : vllke Irial of
llax growing. Laueiounty Is reach'
Itigout and rapidly dive.slfyiug Its
crop-, cieat tig au Id . I Inland empire
audll.ix,il is predict I, will I one of
the most important of i' proline's lu
I lie years t come.
Mr. Simpson returned to Portland
on tbe 1:08 Haiti this ai'truoou well
plei)' wnii t hf i mill ol his trip.
at Roseburg
MANY HAVE SMALLPOX.
Terrible Slate of Affairs ia a Mis
sissippi County.
Jackson, Miss, March 8. An official
.(port made to the Hinds County
Hoard of Supervisors reveals au appal
iug stata of affaire lu the Jaoksouvllle
neighborbc ,t, in the southern part of
the i 'unty. The ommunity is literally
honey mn h1 wiib small' ix of the
most.ruleut form, and during the
pr it six weeks nearly 100 deaths have
occurred. Ou some days tho death
rate has hi u so large .bat It wi lm
pc islble to secui colli as, and ruUe crv
he's t.. made from rut1,. Whole
famlll i were wiped out of exls'inoe
and of isveral large famlll I only one
or two children are left
Many of the patients who are now lo
a critical condition are without medi
cal aite-itlou, and are dyin at the rate
of irom three ' j five per day. The
death rat i exi als 75 per cent, and the
entire lower ortion of 'he county Is
demoralized. The Board of B jperviso J
will make au eflort t check further
spree 1.
Insane. George R d was exam
ined before M' dical Examiner Or. D.
A. Paiue tills ferenoou aud pronounced
insane and ordered tmmir i to tbe
asylum at Salem. He wi taken to
the asylum this af rtV m by Sherifl
Witheis, assisted by G . M. Diliard,
guan'. The uufortuiia man resides
at Ci well aud w - ooru iu Lane
county; be Is 40 yea f aire ami Is a
single man. The oauiu of bis going
Insane is I .Teavinent over bis s ster's
death who passed away li t Tueaday
evening. He Is a mau bight v r pected
iu Lane county. We trust his a' ,y in
the asylum will be of short duration.
tho
to
Lebanon Ail vaur. : it, v
. oiey, Boaaelal sue i of i h
C A.
M Portland. Mrs Perhm of Portland tiles his writ'eli conn
Mr and Mis O ACondK, of Salem and J POF t t I
.aa7lVWi..i. B '"liu - ' "
ASpoIans erocerv firm ha. U,n ?' Biack hull 01.
wed for $20 damages by a lady whose '"k"' " uhoo,
bearing apparei was badly den gad ontBWFIi il iwd nd the
trough coming In contact with g oi's Louis Buudy liie-t ' " psoplsofB laVllegeosrall, do a good
displayed upon lbs sidewalk. state Osntal commiMiuuen. deal of their tradlog lu tbls my.
H.-irrisliurj? Institute.
A joint Lane aud Lint1 cnuoty in
stitute wi'I be held at Hai.lsburg
Saturday, March 17. PiogratB o
follows:
Inirwlac ory Homuki Sdi McPo!d
i sgeese Wert i. . ad'aB.siMisr
Child noTcrniuvnt Ilut Atl'njbasi
:..! n(c Iclnut sisrelM. Visit Uiunlo IJtsiii
Si Ineral ; Mmhodi lit I'r.mt-y Anlbuv ile.
in the
n p-o-
lliks Qnivis horauto i
STsU ' t.uiM ofHiody Ml, tula Brail ley
NaturoMiu.Jy Mlw lana'e Uilsvs
L'.lernare s.i.!.lmD srjr oik
Miss A'irlmui
A i t achs a who are wlibln con
venient distance rg Invited to attend.
Medford Inijuir -r, Mrch 0: 'J. H.
I'atks, the liohemla m ilng man,
came over Irom Apr It. at i .lay
aud left on the eveDing train lor the
Willamette valley. From there he
will go direct to England. Mr Parks Is
thinking of engng'ng In mining in
Jackson .unty when he returns.
Arthur J. Lowell,, a former student
of tbe Hta'i I Hive ilty, is now with
the 35th regiment io tbe Pllllpplne
islands. Mr. Lowell was for a lime
lepor' r on the Evening it puhli m of
(taker City, alter which be enlls' d in
Battery II, S cond Oregon, and when
tbe war with Spain wr ended, re
enllst 1 In Company D,35ib regiment,
wbleb It now stationed in Luton.
Ntavtrs case
KuMtturf Ki'Tluw, March t.
Ill circuit court yesterday the trial of
the, civil cue of (J u Warner et al. va
( has Uruueau et al, wi i begun. For
the plaiutltl the attorneys ate Oajhow
A She-ldan aud F W Benson, of this
city, and John M (iearlu, of Portland.
For the defendant the counsel are. A
M Crawford, ofihlsc 'y. AC Woodcock
Ol BageM, J S Medley, ol OMiagSJ
Grove, and Mr Or-latU, of Portland.
Tbeault Is for the p. seaslonandowu -r-shipofthe
Helena or Badger mine, said
to be one of the most valuable proper
ties in tbe Ilohemia district, and baa
been peudlug for a year or more.
Waruer, the plaint 'I. claim to t tlm
original dlst ivere' and lot-ator of the
miii,., an at ges 'hat Hruneau, tho
defeudan , a d his partner, th" Jsn
ulng Bros, Jumped It. They on tho
other hand i isett that Waruer bsd
abaudoned is olalni and forfel id
wh u-ver right he might have bad In
the property, aud only set up his claim
IU ciUTi aner they, the defenda.i' ,. had
extended niuoh money and proveu the
mine a valuable oi.e. The mine is n. . .
tied up by an Injuuollo.i of the rOUXt,
ami there Is said ' t be 1 10 oi ) In Miubi.
The ca c was one trausferrc d I tho U
S district court on motion of tho
defendants, but Judge (fill rt lemtn-
ueii in , una court for Inn . and tbe
evideiit is dow beliia- siibmittid In a
Jury, . imposed almost exclusively of
is mors.
The c e will prove a ve.y expen Ive
onet iliiB In icant-, s some 76') 80
wit n ss i have hi jo heiu i.tim Lane
c muty lor the p. it w A.
HKA SON KOK CX)h li .N U ANCC.
The Harvey case was i .utlnued uoon
tbe t Mowing molion of i ,, defendant's
attorueys:
Comis now the delendant by h's at
torneys aud move i the riurt to eon
tiuue the above entitled jsuso lot the
term on tbe ground that there lis just
t in tried In "aid court ihe oa a f the
S'Ve vs thigh Pitt :ou Involving
eul tantially the same ! u s, facts and
clrcumstain i Involved in ibis ciuse,
and that sa.de mse to tti d ouatc-iiint
of the uature, tac i and circumslanci i
thereof, atttOt 1 uulve. jai publloatteu-
tlOl) aud .'all. . t l.ulliur a UrirA nnmlKtr
of Ihe citlzous of . Id Douglas c ti'nty ,
an. I thai a ' Juiors euipsiiel 1 for this
I irm of i mrt and in attaadancs thereat
are ue'essarlly disiiualillid. That there
are a larire number of witn' s i on
ata us well r i the defendant, unit
attempt to try said canse at said term
will necessarily inour a large expense
upon the county s i well as the tie. mi -ant.
Tbat substsntlal iustlce leouln i
that said r .use should be oonllnuid
for the ' 'fin.
Campaign Saloons.
Portland saloons inn up Into the
hundn Is In number, and it would be
expected they should be able io supply
thirst demands, evej on unusual (it
er Ions. But a cam Ign Is on, and
tbe Telegram says an increase wi '
happen :
Next month will i i the r immen- -meat
of a new qui r' MP, aud saloons
may te expected to bob op like muah
rooins on all sides. During the thr e
months of tbe nex' quaner the politi
cal campaign will I at fever hea , and
saloons will do a thriving bUBlnr e. Al
such tlm i s uia ra open : Voons for
the purpi eif securing the oi -m of
tbe trade, an-' rr r eleolion they go
out of bus'n s. Llquor-dealeis wlio
operate salt tis all the year round
obi it slrenuously to this system.
H)M'.ii. iNU Nkw. About May 1,
1000, the poslofflce department will l.e
teady lo supply pc ltmasl is, for sale to
the public, small btoks of 2oeiit
s' imps, lntei I, av I with parafflucJ
paper lo prevent premature adhesion,
t tic pi", are of six stamps caoii, mak
lugabi k of convenient st.e to cany
In the mcket or pooke'h k. Only
three (itllereut quanlitlei will be so
furnUhi 1; one be ik of twelve 2-.ent
si imps, one be k of twenty -four 2-cut
BiamiisAad one book of foriy-ecrht
2-ceut s' .trps; of postago value 24 43
and 00 ( jnls, roiieotively. Eaoh book
will be sold at at adva-n of one cant
on tbe stamp value, t i ver tbe cost
of binding. Any posliui d r can secure
the I xiks by maLIng reU'sitlon In tbe
usiia' way, aft r May 1st.
'Ijib Hiohc Maw. A'bany I .'mo
.rat. Mareb U: "Pn ddent F.ank
SI mng, of tbe U. I f 0 wri In lbs oily
. i i ia ai' i no oi on his f ' tbe
St.. - oratorii tl conC :t at Monmouth.
Mi. Strong I- not only roving hint ilf
the right mutt for the p tHtO, but he
is perronally a ver gen!al geutlema'i
whom one lik 1 1 m et. Mr. Strong 11
well up iu lie world. He recently
mc.sured height with G iveruor Geer,
and beat him rn Inch, being 8 f t 4,
while I be gov? nor Is 0 feet ft."
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