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EUGENE, OREGON, SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 22, 1900.
VOL 33
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CAPITALISTS HERE
erhaps...
■
ere.................
NO 61
Are Thinking of Building Large
Sawmills.
ii * i i I |**
You do not know that we show
the tinest line in the city of
own
ii.ooo acais or timbe *.
Daily i.uarU Ik pl*iub*r IS
Dry Goods and Fancy Goods.
I George M Leffitigwell, wile and
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daughter and uepbew, J Bheldon
Pan Velvets for waists.
I Riley, left Iu one of Eli Bang*' private
French Flannels, all the new shades ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN THOUSAND MINERS OUT. conveyances thi* morning accompanied
by their old friend, Major L 1> Forrest,
Imported Silk for waists.
for [Miint* up tbe McKenzie river to
Special to th* GuarL
THEN SUICIDED WITH POISC N.
examine their tlmbei land*, and alao to
Trimmings in all styles.
P hiladelphia , Sept. 18.—The strike inaugurated by pay eliort visit* at L D Forrest’*, Mr Special to the Guard.
the United Mine workers in the coal districts is increasing. Pepiot’*, , and the Foley and Bel-
Black Parola Dress Patorns
New strikers from the coal mines are being hourly added knap Spring*. They will return lu a
J unciion C ity , Sept IS—Herman l’utej dorf, a Ger­
few day* and then examine their
Mohair Serges for Tailor
to the list of men who have walked out.
f this place,
timber along the Willamette river. In man farmer living about .-even miles west
One
hundred
and
fifteen
thousand
men
are
now
out,
brutally
murdered
hi-
wife
by
beating
her
to
leath with a
>
|
all
they
have
over
12.000
acres
of
first
Made Suits.
an increase of fifteen thousand since the report made yes­ ' class timber land along ibeae rivers In club about 11 o’clock last night.
Lane county.
Plaids, Back Goods for
terday.
He followed up the act by killing himself this morning
The party after fluiahing this work with poison.
Short Skirts.
AID POURS INTO GALVESTON.
will return to Eugene and shortly
The fust known of the crime was when Petersdorf
thereafter go to point* lielow the mouth
Special
to
the
Guard.
Tailor Made Suits are here.
of the McKenzie river to select a mill called on Frank \\ ilkinsm, who lives half a mile distant
HAMPTON BOOS.
Special totheGaard.
TO THE PUBLIC.
WEEKLY EUGENE GUARD
AMPBELL BROS., Publishers A
»'EICE -East tide ot Willamette street, be­
tween Seventh and Eighth street*
B erlin , Sept. 18.—Germany has officially’ notified the
powers that China must surrender the persons who are
Short Address to the Citizens responsible for the outrages ami murder of her minister
before peace negotiations may proceed.
of Eugene.
VON W ALDERSEE 1N Cl 11N A.
EUGBNK. Or , Hep'. 17, 19«t0.
E ditor E ugbnb G uard : I wish to
tas Yea . ......................................................... ♦g'J’ respectfully »dilre«», for the fl rat time,
h M<»mha....................................................
I believe, the cltizw* of Eugen*
bree Month*.....................................................
through your column*.
I *m much
giatifled at ttie interest taken ny Eu­
xlvertiaing rate* nia<ie known on application
,ddr«M >11 buaine«* letter* to THE GUARD, gene people in general in tbe Uuiver-
Eugen«, Oregon.
•ity, and feel eonfiilent that they de-
elre to take advantage of opportunities
to assist it which may t«e »Horded.
First then, we hope that a desire for
pSHUA J WALTON
s 1 MABXLXr
higher
education will lead many
” ALTON * OVERTON,
young nieii*nd women of Eugene and
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
vicinity to take lit« course* in the Uni­
versity a* sptcia) aiudent*, If tluje and
fill prat ice in all the court* of the «tete.
Hfice- Iu Walton Block.
circumstance* prevent regular consecu­
E uuxn *. O bzoon .
tive work. Till* applie* more especi­
L WHITSON,
ally to those who have tteen out of
school for some time, and so have lost
DENTIST.
Hsviog pnrcha*ed the office »nd fixtures of tbe thread ot the regular course. They
the late deceased W V Hendemon. I am should not fall, however, to avail
now prepared to do anything in the line of themselves of tbe opportunity for a
Dentistry in the above said office.
better education and a higher culture,
SrCrown and bridge work a specialty.
i
even if the work must be *bort in du­
S LUCKEY,
ration and small in amount.
Tbe University wishes to extend Ila
DXALZB IN
influence and work to all men and
Clock«, Watches, Cl
women who can make profitable use
elry, Etc.
of it* advantagee.
Huch persons are
ter Repairing promptly dona.
ST All work warranted.
ladies, who desire work in English
literature, in French, and German, or
J
W BROWN, M. D.
Spanish literature, in art, or in other
subjects; and men who desire more ac­
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
curate r nd systematic work in history,
(»flics— Upetairs in Chrisman Blosk.
in economics, sociology, publlo law,
VHours: 9 to 11 a m; 12 to 2, 6 to 9 p œ.
philosophy, etc.
Hecond. we greatly hope that grad­
i
C WOODCOCK,
I uates of the University of Oregon and
those of ether universities and college*
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
will take work in ourGraduate school,
Otbca—Ona-half block south of Chrwman [
either aa candidate* for a degree or
Block,
not. This higher work w* expect to
I
E ugeni , OirooM.
develop largely in the coming y«*tr.
Very truly youre,
E BEAN,
F rank H trono ,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
President University of Oregon.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
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L
Sp-cial attention to collection* an«i matter» in
Prebate. Money to loan on real estate.
Orrtca- With A C Woodcock.
yy
EUGENE
Special to the Guard.
H ong K ong , Sept. 18.—The German commander.
Count Von Waldersee has arrived and taken charge of
German forces and interests in Chinese territory.
BOERS NOT CONQUERED EYT.
Special to the Guard
L orenco M arques , Sept, 18.—Hard fighting is re­
ported at Konnatiport.
The British are very uneasy
about the situation.
All available troops have been sent to the frontier.
FROM ROSEBURG.
Taken From Monday’s Roseburg
Daily Review.
The fair I* a decided suocea*.
H W Rowland, city editor of the
Eugene G uard , la in Roeeburg, today
with the Fourth Regiment band, of
which be la a member.
Tbe Eugene hoee racing team I*
composed of tbe following:
Gua
Ream*, Wm Hodee, H Jone*, Bert
Jennings, G Morri», Geo Barger, W IV
Branstetter, Fred Withrow, Ja* Blew-
art, A C Mathew*. O Callison, U W
Griffin. Tbe K of P baud tuet tbe
visitor* at tbe train.
About 40 Eugen* people arrived lu
town last evening to attend the street
fair. The Foerth Keglment band was
with lb* party, the member* being a*
follow«: Geo H Yerington, A H Dil­
lard, (’has Cochran. F N McAllister,
J A Blbtiets, Guy Davi*. Roy Knox.
J A Haines, Herbert Walker, Otto
Gilstrap, Erneet Gilstrap, Clive Chesh­
ire, Frank Hayea, H W Rowland, W
F Gilstrap, Leonard Grose, Bert Vin­
dent.
L. CHESHIRE, M. D
PHYSICIAN
AND
SURGEON.
Loan ^Savings Bank
from the scene of the tragedy, told him ho had killed his
wife and asked him to go ami help bury her. Wilkinson
told the German to go home ami ho would be there in a
short time.
lie got J. D. Cox to accompany him to the Petersdorf
place. Arriving there tbe murderer led them five or six
rods from the hou to a rail fence that separated the yard
and jiasture ami -Lowid them the body of his wife lyiDg in
a fence corner.
l’he men told I’« t< r<dorf they would get lumber to
Special to th« Guard.
I make a cotlin and bury her. They came to .Junction and
R oskbuku , Bept. 18. —In the hose wired Sherill \\ ithersat b L"> o’clock
l'he sheriff left Eu­
race* today ltie Eugene leant won.
»'line, 50
6 «teoiid«; Roseburg, 52 gene at ■'» o’clock tin
miming and on arrival at Junction
seconds. l'he boya «end greeting«.
left tor Petersdorf's with Constable Miller and Justice
<
’lark of Junction.
STREET CAR TRACK.
Arriving there tl v found Petersdorf lying on the
floor
dead. No mark KS nf
< \ deuce were on hi« person, and
A Force of Men Is Tearing the
it is supposed lie took |«
>n. I'lie body of liis wife was
Same Up.
found several rod from th place where the men first saw
it. Petersdorf had drug it into the pasture.
D«lly Guard September IS
The club used wa • 3 l« < t long ami as large as a man’s
Last evening Mr* W H Holden,
agent for W B Deunia, hired M S arm.
He evidently struck seven or eight times, All her
Hubble to tear up the Eugene ntreet brains had oozvd out fr
i a great gash over her left eye.
oar track and store the tall* in the rear
The
teeth
were
knocked
loose
and forehead crushed.
of her property for the num ot (3.5.
Petersdorf
had
shown
-igns
of insanity for three years.
Till* morning, after the track had
been torn up from the depot to Fifth They leave three chihlren, :he oldest 7 years, the youngest
street, Mrs Holden stopped the work 4 months.
Ixtuis Schnader, the father‘of the woman, has
anti paid Mr Hubble otl.
taken charge of the children.
G alveston , Sept. 18.— Large quantities of supplies are site.
pouring into Galveston by railroad and steamer transpor­ It I* quite likely that lieforetlii* time
next year these people will have a very
tation.
large eawmlll running at some poltlt
Money forms a very large item in the assistance that in this county.
is being rendered the unfortunate victims of the storm.
EUGENE WINS.
The death list has reached the 4437 mark, It is now
thought that it will not exceed the six thousand mark.
Her Hose Team Takes the ,<zoo at
GERMANY WILL EX ICT JUSTICE.
the Roseburg Carnival.
Dally Uu*rd Septembar 11
HLJOHT HTABBINU A FFNA T.—Ye*-
The atreet couniiltte of tbe City of
. Eugene ordeied Mr Hubble to proceed
Moral Geography.
with tbe work at the same compensa­
tion allowed him by Mr* Holden and
a force of men in now crowding th*
1 he largeat river I* Time.
work along.
Tbe deepest ocean 1* Death.
City Attorney L L Steven* thia fore­
The tnoat highly civilized country is
noon received n dispatch from Mr
Today.
T h* region where no n>au has ever Dennis, who I* in Portland, warning
the city not to tear up the traok.
»•t foot le called tomorrow.
It I* rumored that Mr Dentil* will
The region where no living thing
arrive here tomorrow.
hath habitation la called yesterday.
Tbe greateat deaert i* oiled Life,
and it hath many oaal*.
Dieee are
Court House Items.
called Hope and Ambition and Love
and Charity and Home. Audof them
»450 00
Chattel mortgage.
all the Iasi it moat beautiful.
.
300 00
Chattel
mortgage
Tbe higheat mountain i* called Suc­
.. 150 tt
cess. Few reach the top eave those Real estate mortgage.,
. 250 00
who watch sharply for the paaslng of Batiafactlon mortgage
BKAL B8TATK TRAN8FBHS.
the apirit of the mountain. Oppor-|
tuiiily, who Carrie* upward all those
Laura K Hemenway and husband
who aelz* hold upon him —Ex.
1 lo Geo M Hawley, J acre In tp 20 « r 3
The greatest World of all, tbe Wood- [ w; |pjo.
men of the World; greatest protection
d g McFarland to J P Ozment lot 3
at lowest figures. Join the Woodmen .....
t,|g <( McFarlaad’* «econd addition to
of the World and you are in It.
’ Cottage
»100.
Cottage Grove;
Grove; »100.
I J M Tally and wife to P P Palmer
lot tt blk 1 Howley’« add to Eugene.
I |W>.
Amo* D Owen to Oscar D W heeler
Albany Democrat
land in tp 2<l » r 4 w; 8500.
Tbe G uard *ays that * very rich, E A Wheeler to O*car D A heeler
strike hs* tx-en marie In th- Blue River
district. This, like n arly *11 the t>e*t I'M)acre* in tp 20 ■ r 4 w; »700.
J L Lewi* to J H D G >ld*on 80 acre*
claims, except the Luckv Boy. is on
tbe Calapm«ia side of the mountain, 111 tp l*i * r *> w; 8500.
which *o badly need* the road In from
J H D Goltison au l wife to Paul
Brownsville.
Block and wife 240 acre* I m tp 16 • r fi
This »trike In ttie Bunset mine I* not
and 7 w; »1.550
on the Calapooia side of the mountain.
K and H Baken*to lo N Johansen
It is not over a quarter of a mile
2 (10 acre* near Eugene; »900.
above the Lucky Boy. Plea-e correct
BOND FOB DKKD.
Mr Democrat
H A and E W Hodson to L E Bur­
i T hi F irst G un .—F E Holloway,' nett 40 acre*; »100.
National Bank
LINE COUNT! BANK
Success Predicted.
W ashington , h pt. 17.-4Senator
Jones, of Arkansas, c latrman of thè
deinocratlc nailon»! eomruittee, left
bere tonlght for New York. The aen-
ator ex pr esseri hlmself tonlght aa
liopeful of succees In November.
The
outlook in New Yo k alata, heaaid,
wu very proni 1*1 ng from a democrat-
D ifficult O pkk atk » n .— Dr Brown Io at H>1<1 |M>| nt.
He said Mr C'roker
this forenoon |>erfornied a terlioua ami waii <<ont1detitly exp< -tant of a demo-
difficult operation upot John McVey, cratlc majority of ITO.OIJO In Graatar
of this city, a memlxr of the G A R New York.
It consisted of removing the entire
uiqier Jaw, on account of necrosiu of
tbe bone It took 1J hours to peform
Goon R kgord .— fonday’a Haleru
the operatlou. The patient is sn old Journal;
HA we 1-dressed bright
man, but he came out from under the young prisoner was urned out ot the
operation in a splendid condition and pen Hu nd ay to rath ■ to bla homo In
hae a good chance of recovery.
Lane county.
HL ixiuduct was ao
good hi* time was adooed one-half.
Ho bad a ticket to* • to Eugene and
B ohn .— In Fairmount, Oregon,
thirty oente.
Ha v •* trying hard to
Heptember 17, I '(I, to tbe wife of Fi II
g-t work for a few dcyab* fore leaving."
Mummy, a eon.
Incorrect.
terday near Hadleyvllle, Jame* Crow
and John McCulloch had a row over
Of Eugene, Oregon.
•ome trivial matter MH'ullocb aay*
Eugen«1. Oregon
Cmw called bln* a liar whaa he pro­
JjlRANK J. VAN KIRK, M. D.
$50,000 ceeded to floor him at a «ingle blow
Paid Up Cash Capital
Crow aroae and «tabbed McCulloch
PHYSICIAN A SURGEON.
2,500 abave th* hip. McCulloch wa* brought
Surplus
lUnlkm to
of the eye, «ar,
to town and Dr Brown dreeaed tbe who I* acempanyIng Senator liever
nee* and tbmat.
wound. 1'be doctor probed II to a idge of Indiana on a uolltioal lour of
Office- i ir>t National Bank BrnMinr.
Wanting depth of about on* Inch and the Coast In behelf of McKinley and
Iteridaare—Mr* Whitaaker, North William«
ette treet
______
Roneevelt, wi I *|>eak In the courthou*
Draft* l*»ued on the principal « cium of the think* It not aarlou*. McCulloch I*
I in Eugene next Haturday. Hept»mt«er
United Stele« and foreign co- DtrlM
about
th*
«treat*
today
but
oomplain*
Interest allowed on Demand < erUflcate* el
ofaoma pain.
No arreat ba* been 22, at 2:30 o’clock lu the afternoon.
Deposit «hen left rtated tertod.
(xdlections
receive our prompt ««tentlon.
make
yat,
a*
Deputy
Proaeauting At­
FIRST—
City and < ountr *arra..w nought.
To J unction .—< oroner G W Griffin
torney Harri* dealree to Interview
a. a raiac.
Crow and the other wltneeae* before and Deputy Proeecoilug Attorney
*. t know»
Vk« PrMiMart.
F^a.aaet.*
' Harri* went to Junction < ity thl«
iaauing a warrant.
w w aeowa.
I
» w otsus*.
•
Catato«.
vatklae
afternoon to look Imo the borrib'e
LATgR.
killing affair west of that place.
Mr Crow cam* Into town about noon
today. He gave about th* aame ac­
Eu<*n*. Muriday
Of Eugen«.
M arrikd .—Io
count of ’be trouble a* did bi* oppo­
Hept 1«. 1IMXI, at tbe home of tin
nent.
Depuiy Prnoeeutlng Attorney bride’s pareti's. by Rev W H Holling*
Paid up Cash Cspdel
1 Harri* will go to Hadleyvllia Thura- head. Mr Walter ("leek and Mias Ber­
- or-
Surplus
•
SBO.OOO
day to inveetlga** D» matter. Until tha Brabham.
that lima no ar real* will ba made.
OREGON.
CUGENE,
Eugene, Oregon.
Roaeburg Plalndealer
Among the
Etteelt»«»« t* ‘S*J Oikett
member* of th* Eugene band, wa r»e-
A
GENERAL B.» «KING BUSINT^
• aaot la tho Coast,
FTCDBNru G au > bx —Nearly a hun­
ognlxe four new»p»per men, Frank,
z\. I ns on n-<s naj le »'em*.
dred Uolvaralty of Oregon «roden>a
deafte <m Ckieagu, mi Fraectooo and riuTV
Otto and Erneet Gllatrap, of the Eu­
arrived bere today from difiereut
PÙb î’^hax.r» -Id oa f'«’*» *•—***? I 6entral Bank «| I bwt . iu is »II boner »
gene Baai.ler. ar><1 Ho»ar<9 R«w
pMnt* In Oregon. Washington and
Itep-wits e»-rived ,ub;»e< to cheek or «retín
land of tbe Eugene UUAMD.
We
i Inabo. Tbe Uolvaralty yell* were
ate nf depnss*.
____ .
,
acknowledge pleasant call* from onr
tranuctM an lafo»bla lagno
All « I .settons sntmstedto on wi.l rwwlvs
I beard at all tram* t<day and *rren<l.d
esteemed conterfporariea; may they
Rorep* alteo U. a
ijgullter.
It I* > w predicted that
•eJoy tbemeel vsseiTeedlngly—the I wet
P.
F-.
S
now
»*
asa,
A.
8.
HO
VET,
President^
T G Hv,r>aica%
i over inn »
a I I le In ^qer.dance
< Miar.
le nor a t«^good for them.
1, G. HULIN, Cashier.
Pr*s «teat.
I
b^r
'
K
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a)
Light.
L. H P rrrta.
H H. HOVEY. Aset ( ashler.
8 B Raai.x,
Chiuuiau Bldg.
H oy Kll'KKD.—Little Iv. n Wli ■ r,
the 11 ve-year-old adopted *.......
Mr
and Mrt L H Wheeler, w ih tally
kicked on the foreli. i«i l>y a horae lu*t
Bunday, at Lake ( reek. Mr Winder
brought the child here yesterday and
the wound wan dressed by pre Paine A
Kuykendall, who pronounced It not a
fatal one, but quite eerioUH.
MININO LOCATION«.
8 P, Blue River; F A Port and J W
Ktiurnate, locator*.
Huckelberry, B.u« River; JO T*ylor,
locator.
Cryata! N > 3, (all (.'reek; Geo Del ph
locator.
Great E.-'ern, Fall Cr» k; E Hyland
locator.
(Tystal No2, Fall Creek, Anna D
H> I and, l< <-aU«r.
Gereat E«*tarn No 2, Fall Creek; M
T Crow, Irx-ator.
Rainy Dijr, Blue River; W H Row,
locator.
Gold Lead, Blue River; W B ii»»-*,
kMrtor.
Morning Glory, Hlue River; C E Ro*»
kxtelor.
Golden We«lge, Blue R«v*r; proof of
labor.
MARRIAOK LICBNBK.
Dudley Hollaed and Mi** Mercy
App »gate.
H I
I'
ii»*k^-H H^FlieiKtly
yr«terd*y pur<-h*»e<1 10 t*Ele* <,f ti->| * of
l.wbre A Mmont, of C*mi> Crevk.
I
Price IO rei. 1* »er j«rend.
y\si\ j p.
THE
¿.Jo
'H‘2^ Gnide
RUBBERS
Water Proof Goods,
Mackintoshes, Oil
Clothing
Overcoats, School Shoes,
‘‘Little Giant, ’ Wrappers.
New Jackets for $3.00.
F.. E. DUNN