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About The Eugene weekly guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1899-1904 | View Entire Issue (June 16, 1900)
I « o XHT1BLI5HF.R FOR THF BlMEMIYITI0Y OF DKKKUTIi: I'KIYi'IFLE« IY0 TO F.UY IM ¡1UYMT Llïlli ÔT TBS 8WK1T OF SCI BMW --------- «-♦- o~” o EUGENE, OREGON, SATURDAY, JUNE, XG 1900. VOL 33 o ——------------------- » We are showing this week ¡excellent good values in TRANSVAAL AFFAIRS That Scourge Reported Down the Valley— A Lane County Field Answers Description. ° o o o fti H i, MiIMC'M OIS) JiOisAitnsi 5«M«a. CAB j ft ) ) ) SlMrM to li.«G««W i./xiiiM, Jam iA-tw«eswi Da,»« o iKBr'-.-hiitiif, o to Jo$»«3g&^r«. I'd’»«»' M I r fliiASt «<&»£»« Of IS,I <m <091. UK)« Fl C U R REST E V E»'M. *1 *¡1 1f?>jg»i »> ti* ufeaae. o LoNty>3§, Jun»» lit — Ge tor «i I I W1W f bum I AI mmxi * Nid5> bsditg» I««» tkw* a *i ha atari. Hl TUir Blje.ts OMB wJatG-. B!ì*Oja Ses Kb and ia **alu PwrikiMIt Bteyn dirrirlinr tba aSaiM of his pre-ld>U£iÿ frory. JJie capital of the Fiee Blate. BRITISH DI8ABTER. o b|«eclal to the GU aku L ondon , June 12.—The aJlied forces at EUansfontein witti th> heavy loss 750 meu kil'eii and taken prisoners. SEE WINDOW DISPLAY [ This may refer to the loss of the Derbyshire batta'ion reported lu yesterday’s dlsoatehes. —Fti G uard .] ANOTHER BOER SUCCESS. Sjifdal to the Guard. L ondon , Juue 12.—In the Vredfort tight ihe British troops lost 150 men captured by the Boers. MOUNTED POLICE CAPH RED. Special to the Gc«at>. L ondon , June 12.—Sixty of tlie WEEKLY EOCENE CHARD ELMIR.\ WILL CELEBRATE tween Seventh and Eighth streets ____ Elmira intend« to celebrate the^gturi- TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. oils Fourth on her own account. The I One Year....................................................... $2.00 program is as follows: p Six M’-nths................................................ v 1.00 FORENOON. I Three Months.................................................... Music Reading, by Elmer W Jorder. Advertising rates made known on application Addies« all business letters to 1 HE GUAliD, Oration, by a Philippine soldier, ex Eugene, Oregon. hibiting a tine collection of curios. afternoon . JWHÜA J WALTON N I MARKLXY Band music, vocal tnmdc, recitations, ALTON A OVERTON, horse, bicycle, sack, thrw*-lcg*nd potato races. ATTORN EYS AT LAW Plug Uglies Will practice in all the courts of the »late. Fire works in the evenlug. '4 Office In Walton Block. OFFICERS OF THE DAY. E ugene , O regon . President—George Hale I. WHITSON, Vice presidents—James Hinton, El- mlra; Gen Holland, Crow; J F Kirk, DENTIST. Hiving pnrchaeeil the office and fixtures of Franklin; « W Horn, Hale; J Fugate, the late deceased W V Henderson. I am now prepared to do anything in the line of Fern Ridge. Marshals—George Porter, Ed Sawyer, Dentistry in the above said office. srt'n iwn aud bridge work a specialty. Z T Fish, 8 8 MeCutcbeon, J P Zum I o w J Johanuerburg mounted THE “BOXER” AGITATION. Special to the Guard. W ashington , American consulate and citizens. The “Boxers” are aggress ve nod seem to tie determined to drive out • people of other nationalities. There isu gent ral organization of the natives and they are gathering in about the sea; ori towns where foreigu interests are represented by American and European resident agents. Forest Superviséis and Rangers. Clock«, Watches, Chains, Jew- •lry, Etc. WRrpairing promptly dons. WAU work warrautei. Captain B B Ormsby, superintendent of tbe Cascade forest rangers, Saturday received from tbeCommissiouer of the General Laud Office a telegram direct ing hie to assign the three supervisors to duty, dating from June 11. He has made the assignments a- follows: W H H Dufur, northern division, Eooa Dixon, central division, whi b includes that portion of the reserve in Laue county, aud Net Langell, southern W BROWN, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND 8URGBON. Office Upatsir* in Chrismaa Block. WHours: 9 to 11 a tn; 12 to 2, 8 to 9 pm. < C WOODCOCK, 12—Consti I state department for a cruiser to protect walt. L1EAI.KH IN June Martin at Cbingkiaog has cabled the 3 LUCKEY, J police have surrendered to General Hunter. CAMPBELL BROS., Publishers A Good Program For Natal Day Observance. OFFICE—East side ot Willamette street, be division. Each division is divided into dis Office One-half block south of Chrisman tricts. Superintendent Ormsby will Block, assign the rangers to divisions and tbe R dakxk . O kzgon . supervisors will a-slgu them to dls- tilcta. The rangers have not yet been | E BEAN, appointed, tut probably will tie on MAN BE HESSIAX FLY. SERIOUS ACCIDENT. Richard Hall, aged 17 years. Fell From a Tree Near Irvingand Broke Both Anns. ‘(peci« I to the Guard. I rving , June 12—Richard Hall, a 17 year old boy at 3:30 o’clock this afternoon, fell from a maple tree in near Irving, Et Awbrey’s yard, seriously injuring him. It is thought both arms are broken beeide« badly toralsed. Presley Comegys brings us some samp'es of fall wheat from hi* ftrtu a>x«ve Bpringfleld that looks very eorrjl Inii&.yt. Th», wheat promised exeejed- li^y wFll «turltijg thi sprinttime, but now tlBtjjtalkw aa* NSjawsx are dried up and fcao*n wlkilatlM tie*d< of ifhSslt »Hniy f« w afed liioje ifeetu to haiA IMIa *b**t lu th**. T he ar* •tffort a*«d tagMAaulf t^O ro®t of tPhsgt laitD'a-4 of th* usual tour. Mr. CiW '■«yttart ’h* cpiMiMj» that h* fifty **• of fidl ♦brat tf-ill not produce riv* b«stiAli tw ill« H’ri. *»d will not IW Aj'iwtti cutting, He repoirt* otta* fiahkt of wba* in tbe Forks,” the Is Kt wkiM «ectnou lu Lane county, In the s*i«ie condiitioii. Spring wheat is uot f»r tnougli Along to determine bow it will turn out, yet there is so little spring wheat sown uowadaye that it would make little difierence with the crop however it may be atfectefl. LATER Drs Paine A Kuykendall have gone to attend the Injured boy. A naemen- ger who arrived a* the G uard goes to press states the boy fell about 35 feet. Beside having both arms broken, the 1 he right leg Is broken at tbe knee, boy is unconscious, and bleeding at tbe mouth and ears. He Is believed to be injured internally. I Ornes - With A C Woodcock. J I ERBEUT I.EIGH, ASSAY OFFICE, Prompt and accurate return« guaranteed. Corrane Giovi, OaxooN. ---------- a------------------ . — w L. CHESHIRE, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, I » ' hrisman Bldg. Eiigenn, Oregon. EUGENE Loan«? Savings Bank Of Eugene. Oregon. $50.000 Md Up Cash Capital Surpiuj » GtNtsaL aaNNiNQ serro on 2.500 autist«« « avossole A MONROE BURGLAR. Young Man Broke Into a Store I and Faced a Cocked Revolver June 15. ATTORNEY AT LAW. r term *- ''ref»« isieiMt on the »tins'p«l clliee M -be ' i,-u-,1 <:.in «nd lotrign eo nlr.c Infermi »lloved on I>eir«nd l ertili«*»« or lrepo.lt when left risieri period. < •>!lection« rveeive our prompt »ttentwn < tt> *"*< uuotr Worr* >u nought. o. a. same, vice «*»•>••«’ w w aaoww *Mt Castos' CITY COLACI L. o UNIVERSITY OF OREGON. 3 A yuiet Meeting Held Last Even ing lu City Hall. o A Lar¿e Number Have Already Registered. Daily G harrt. Jun« 13 Tt*Ln**<«'(*aty Veteran*’ AMx ia- tloftta I n rscw.ivit g ng I »trat urn* of al', old veldfora toil,ay hi G. A. B. Hall. ‘Th* officer* arc Frank Keianar, praal- , deut, ar.it A. Yerington, eecrvtary. Up to 3.30 tbe following reglatiallone had been received: J K Barrett, 20th Iowa H G Vincent, 15th Iowa i J C Vincent, 15th Iowa John Ingham. 8th Iowa J W White, 17«h Iowa O D Wheeler, 5th Wie K P Baunder, 21st Wta tiStoel, 6lh Wie Fred Miuxer, 19lh Wl* E J Harris, 46tb Wia Geo Marsh, 24th Wia REPORTS OF HESSIAN FLV. W H Lincoln, 5th Vermont LJvn the Injury l>e the result of the Jas Kiley, 2nd Vermont dreaded Hessian l!>? A Hillsboro, L B Woodruff, 1st Mitin Wasbingtou county, dispatch "f June Gt Buyder, 4ib Minn 9 says; M J Hlllegas, 12th Mo • Farmers in this vicinity are be N Briles, 27th Mo coming alarmed over the possibility of D Hessler, 24tb Mo a wheat evil wbiifti has hitherto never John Bam bar, 5th Mo iiotheied vV asliingtoii county« growers. I, E Eatties, lltl> ill F. r some weeks tlie fall sown grain has appeired to be affiicted with ru«l, Geo Macauley, 99tb HI but closer exaiulliai ion lias revealtd J M Dobson, 77th III that tbe Hessian fly, the terror of J A Burlitighatne, lit Maine Mississippi valley graitigrowere, has D M Drake, 16th Kun attacked this part of the Willamette valley. About iwoweess ago Henry J II Cook, 12th Kan Hesse, a prominent North I’laina B T McFall, 36th li»wa farmer, found the first larvae of the E F Chapman, 10th Iowa ¡¡»beat destroyer. He brought them to Wm Ruth, 35lh Iowa ibis city, and all authorities pr inounc- ed tiieiu the eggs of the Hessian tly. «K R Ross, 39th Iowa The report u >w reaches this city that C J Dodd, 3rd Iowa larvae has been fo,uud in a district 1 Higgins, 11th Iowa extending over 15 miles west of the J D Wilson, 1st Iowa Multnomah line, aud while the insect is now affecting the winter grain, E Evenson, 9th Iowa farmera tear its attack on the siiring- W S Fegles, 4th Iowa sown grain." Wm Sherman, 16th Ohio The Hessian fly Is a minute midget, .1 O Beebe, 15th Ohio Battery somewhat smaller than the common W W Gossett, 77th Ohio gnat, which It somewhat resembles. A Porter, 88th Ohio It is goDfined to the United brutes .1 W Wiilteaker, 3rd Mich though allied species are found in L Sylvester, 12th Mich Europe. The female 11/ lays twenty Frank Reisner, 13th Ind to thirty eggs in a crease of the leaf T H Mariuda, 66th lud of the young wheat plant, and the J W Lakin,39lh Ind larvae when hatched work tlivlr way L W Clark, 115th Ind between the I -af and the stalk till they T J Johnson, 3rd N Y come to a Joint, a little below Hie sur O Oreen, 93d N Y face, where they remain head down, Clias Beadle, 136th N Y sucking the sap, and turn to pupae in H B Pratt, 33rd N Y a covering. There are two brood« J A Barker, 1st Neb every year, one reaching the tly stole G W James, 77th III in May, the other in V ugust or early H Holloway, 99th III in September. The usual result of the I E B McElroy, lOOtb Pa attack is that small abated tiexis only M Taylor, 1st Or are lot med, the few grains of which B F Kerns, lai Or shrivel and scarcely ripeu, the straw B A Glttlns, 6th Ky also being of inferior quality. The O Phelps, Mexican War Vat. insect is about one seventh of an luch long and in stage group themselves In Tnurston Notes. regular rings round the stem attacked ATTORNEY AT LAW. S|«cial attention to colleclloe« and matters in Probata. Money to loan on real estate. ’OLD SOLDIERS Dally Guard, June 1J Tha city counell ntet Monday even ing, President Mayor .Harris, oom u ci I- tneu White, Rouey, Peter amt Abra os. The miiiutee wr.e read a«4 a; j 'ov ad. The usual bills wrre a-llowml. J W Wtilt» re|..rte<l 4EM feet of llitulwr used In I'luesi’i'.»*, drslu tiles and culvert*. A L I‘st er a; titisl su perliih.-u IstA ot sewer. Committee on fire aud wslsr » h Instructed to make contract forsprltik ling of streets and allowing use af bydiaots In securiug water fir sprlnk- ■lug purpoee*. A petitlou from property owner* on Munroe street asked to have said atreet Improved and graded between 4 h and 8th street. Petitlou granted. Another petition was read a-king for the grading and gravellug of Law reoce street one blivk north of Ctieeher street and Ctiesher street one clock east. Petition grauted. Tire grading opens the streets to the new hx-atlon of tbe Eugene Haw mill O*. Couimlttseon at reels recommend the Improvement of 13th and 14th streets to be made as asked for by petitioners. Report adopteil. Ordinance No 332 for establishing grade for improvement of I Bits street was read third lime aud passed. An ordinance, No 333, to Improve H :■ striet between Willamette street an.I Alder atreet was read a third lune si d passed. Ordinance No 335 for the Improve meet of Alder street 950 feel to the uorttieaat corner of Kincaid tract wu- read a third time am! pasaed. Ordinance No 336 eetabll.hlng grade ou Monroe street from 8th to 4tb streets read third time aud pawed. Ordinance No 337 to Improve Monroe street from 8lh street to 4'h street read third time aud passed. Attention called to tills'les atiout the towu that require cutting and getting out i f the way, Tbe marshal was In structed to uolify the public to cut grass and thistles from tbe streets. W K Scarborough asked the privilege of putting scales io front of his plsce of business. Referred to I ha street cem. inlttee with power to sot. Btreel oommittee wa* Instructed to employ help to cut tbietlea tn etreete and al ley a. A number of bills were regd and referred to finance oommittee. Adjourned to meet in special session next Monday eventin'. ViaiTiNu C lamm atm .—Bunday 'a Salem Htataaman: “Hon Cha* E Hen- Class Tree Exercises Held Today, o - a o Uaily Giisnl. Juul I.' The rcllal of the students of Is* luiniUcal departiswAt of tbs, I u'Veigltjl lavit uigtit sttrsetvd a kart* evi'feiiti. The paqgraMi «Ms of uni * is I .Milling*, and the eadle-ismi te|*w>4 it* l| |MK- g I. atkns tk.i vsirhM nvtstas't t'J «MB sjupienso. Wli* 9',1' hi t «*«Kpe* showed careful tradHint. Mie* iktife- shew wa« the only lit* <».« tie" pe< ^rs u known to a m Mica I aud Mass* aeol I < established reputation wa- * < himim '> <■ by le'ections from RiripsMiMn s' Chaminade. The Mt-se-Gillo .-[■ t.«. » pleasing voices, which i I hiw mib.is promi«o. The qulhtelle of little ov •■« was pleasing. A hiksi * lie* |>Sa' s student« all stinwed a 11 >•» a’.’.eiitl' • t to technique and l('>t«rpretatli't). M:sa Renshaw handled tl e limit g S- : Mendelseohn, veiy nicely, and Miss Young, who Is a very emotional play er, interpreted the Fsutasle Im promptu, Chopin most excelleulh , Mt*« Carrie Ford played •‘Aiabestie,'' o o t. A Chaminade with life and feel- Ing. Her work is very memoriona. M Arthur Louis Frazer had o'ie number, Cepricoio Brilliant, op 22, Mendelssohn, with orchestra parts on second piano by Mr Nash. Mr Frazer lias done work during all this winter which is praiseworthy, aud pro olsee moch for his future work in music. In all t he eveulng was one of p'essfere and profit. FIELD DAY. <) lug Io the fact that Ihe Hack »till, les have gone out of tiailil'u m l soiii • of them have returned the field day exercise* th s m Wcle dirpeused with. <’LA88 TREK KXKHCISKN. Tii" ' las« tree exercises wm • "••Id this afternoon at 2:30, mi (be ,'..i i| 1«. The oration wits dellverct by A II Tyree, who c I kmh for ins subject "Tile 8upreiuacy of Eugiaud.” Mr Tyiee reviewed England, Its constitu tion, empire and wealth aud It* In fluence on literature aud science. In conclusion Mr Tyree «[Hike briefly to tbe class. The class tree poem was delivered by Homer D Angell, and was one of tbe beet ever wrllteu by a graduate studeut. Both members of the class received kiud words for their etlbrts at the close of tbe exercises. The class tree poem will appear In the next leeue of the U O Monthly. The mass of I960 lias dedicated to the perpetuation of It* memory one of the old oaks on the campus, ami have fastened thereon a bronze tablet, in scribed, “1900’’ deraon of Bloomfield, Indiana, la tn thl* city vlaltirg bia old college claMmata, Carry F. Martin. They bad not met In eeven year» until yeo- terday when Mr Heuderaou walked into Mr Martin’* law offlce. Mr Hen- June • deraon Io a lawyer at Bloomfield, Indi The entertainment by the Chrtallan Dolly Guard, Juno It ana, and Io on bio way to Eugene to church waa a suoceee In every par Pleasant Hill School. L eg B roken .—Thia afternoon, while attend tbe annuel re-unlon and ticular. All did well. Thirty dollars banquet ot college men next week *' working on tbe now residence of Program of tbe Pleasant Hill school, were raised to help pay tbe church F E Helover on High atreet, N B Alley debt. Tbe boya from the logfl ng June 14,8 p. m., 1900: fell and broke hl* right leg. The *0» Select camp were out in full foroe and every* C ontbact L it .—Tbe city haa let a cldent is exceedingly painful aud Mr Instrumental music........ thing was pleasant. Thank* to our contract for grading and graveling tbe Alley will be laid up for quite a time. I^nii Bluwie friends. atreet around tbe public square to C H Dr T W Harris was called ai.d attended Welcome................................ The Mayor-Forest log drive paaead Machllu at tbe following rats*. Grad Ix*lah Parks. tbe luiured msu. Thurston Friday. Tbe Spaulding ing 16 eanta per cubic yard; graveling Bong..’................. drive is at tbe Donaldaon place. The 45 cents. Mr Macklin will commence Bchool. T humr CRUH hkd .—A seven-year-eld loggers oommenced rolling tbe balm work on tbe contract too or row. Declamations. son of I N Doak, who reside« on Hie log* into the river today. Hehool. Coyote, had the thumb ot hi« rig lit •4 band ba Jly crushed by a home stepping Dally Guard, Jans 11 National Guard Notes. Bchool. D ied —A child of W T Pickens, ou It. Dr Belover wm called and Oration....Whitman's Ride for Oregon aged 11) yean, died at tbe family attended to the Injury, and the little Colonel Yoran, of the Fourth Regl Mrytle Buchanan. borne weal of Eugene, tbla for* noon. fellow la getting along nicely. Instrumental music........................ Select ment, O N G, appointed D E Yoran Adjutant; F L Chambers, quarter- Ora Read. Oration ................................................ Liberty master, and M L Ellie, Murgeon. Jerry Thornton, the noted American Alex McKenxey. Instrumental Music..................... Select scout, has been elected captain of Company B, Ashland, In place of Rosa Revs. H ouk .................. M onroe , Or., June 9—The general merchandise store, of A Wilhelm A ------ FIRST----- Bon, of this place, was broken Into thia morniog at 1 o’clock. The junior memlier of the Dim confronted the burglar with a revolver, ready for use, aud captured him. He proved to be Frank Prior who haa been visiting Oration and Valedictory............. Labor Captain .May, resigned. friends in this locality for three' Ruby Baughman. Daily Guard, June 12 month«. At the preliminary examin Instrumental music..................... Beiect! F xci ksiom To P ortland .—Among Of Eugene. ation toduy, Justice Kelley tsiund the I<ena Blume. those who went to Portland tbla prisoner over In the >>um of |4nn, in | Address............ ............... .................... afternoon on the Native Hone’ excur ilefanlt of which he was transferred o Senator B F. ilulkey. sion were the following: Late I^wia, to tlm county Jail at Corvallis by Presentation of Diploma»....... ................ C U Goldsmith, Mrs Resale Rankin, ColistaWi* Looaffiy, where he wil Bupt. Wm. Miller. Miss A M hmitb, John Coggewell, C H Eugene, Oregon. await tbe Metlon of th* circuit court Bong.............................................. ...... •fegori j,arki Hom and wife, Mrs T D School s GKNÊRA1. B.t’.KING BUSINESS In No«w«atipr. Linton and daughter, R Hawley, Mrs /\ D om m rcs-usiNi term*. Sight | C Marx, J H Beckley, Mrs Geo A dr»fts oa Ckicafei, sn Francisco *od P rV Cofiv*LLi/, Jun* Eranciis Prior, Dyson, O A Btrand, C'baa Thompeon, «'Id °» »"•*»• cccntri*« who alt4*ipt*d to burglarize the «tore P E Snodgrass, Miss Kelly, Miss Low, Deposits rsceivsd .ubjsct to cinse* efe cesM- of A »Vilhelm A non, at MboroF, Died. Mrs ( ha* Crow Hr, Mrs Harry Welder, cate >t,r 'll of deposit. ... . All collection* Hitrnrtidt.. ns »il T«ii* this mornlcg, wag lisiged in the coun ° — H'-'.ty Inwall. Mrs Phil Miller and — ——- - o prompt - »ttontíon. Daily Guard, June 12 ty jail this afternoon. daughter, Robt Pattison, Nettie Burna, r. E. SaormsA«, T°O HsxnRiCks, Jan m G Blaine died this forenoon of Eugene; and W H Miller and wife <Ja«t ier. Preeideot. at 9:1« o'clock after a lingering rtlne«« and Mr Itrariton of Coburg, 20 from Son ot Monroe Postmaster. L. H. Poma. S B E*XI», Aas t < ».hist of three months. Cottage Grove and 10 from Junction. Vice Presiiiiat- Mr Blame was born lu K<s<cion»ko I M o KR oe , Or., Juie 9.—Yesterday T he J udokhn IP.— xvo more devel morning at Rom-well, Idaho, Bert county Indiana, January 4tb, It««. ( J L“roy Harnett, eldest child of Post- Uraaaed the plains In 1852 with his opment* today as far as we can learn. uia-ier B«rrietl slid wife, of Mouroe, parent* a I rother Joseph, now irsiiiing The missing Glentena tally ebeet I* died from lung fever combined with la In Indiana, aud a sister, Mrs W W still out. The ten deys ie up Tbure- day evening. Rumors of oonteet are grippe. He was born at Halsey, Io Hallies of Eugene. Hying about, We learn that tbe Linn county. Novemtjer 7, 1877, amt He first heated near Brownsville, o ---------1 . ___ this morning sent to county court came here with his parent* In 1891) Oregoo. Was married there to Miss - or— Gleriten* precinct, J N Sutherland, The youug man was a favorite with Clara Latsfeaw, Feb 2, 1*72 I be on* of the Judge«, to aee U be could bls companion* al the Oregon Agri- family moved to Eugene on April 1*83. find the tails sheet. OREGON. EUGENE, cultural college, at Cbrvalli*, and He leave« a widow, a son Wocuaon L Dolly Guard Juno 11 among hl* neighbor* here. He went Blaine, and a daughter, Mr* <J W I nhane .—Franklin It Wlleon, of I General Bankin; i'jireu mail branchia to Idaho a few day* ago for the benefit Dority , of bi* health He enlisted for service Tbe funeral will take place from the Elmira was examined today before In tbe Philippine*, but on a«-cnunt of family residence, corner Oak and 14th Judge Potter aud Medical Examiner* traniactad m lawable terms. lung trouble wm unable to pass tbe afreets Wednesday afternoon at 2 30 J W Harriaand W Kuykendall, an«* Wool Wool We pay the highest Cash price We sell dry goods cheap. 1 ■ f 1 Ì b «I ? LANECOUNTYBANK A. G. HOVEY . Prswidenl J. M. ABRAMW. Caahier. B H HOVEY, A-at Cashier. I exsmiosdion. The interment will prob- o’clock. Interment will ably le at Roaewell, Idaho. tbe Masonic cemetery. to lake place at ordered committed Hoepl tai for an I naan*. tbe Oregon Shoos Shoos F. E. Dunn .1 K .’I i. .4