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THE EUGENE WEEKLY
EUGENE, OREGON, SATURDAY
30
FEBRUARY 16 1901.
BLOW AT CARD GAMES.
j 1 V'
I Judge Camerou Decides That Play
We Have
|iooi on Display
a Large Line
and Choice
Collection of
Per land Telegram. Feb 6:
GEN. DEWET ACTIVE.
Fabrics and
Fasion Plates
Illustrating the latest Spring and
Summer Styles and will take
Pleasure in submitting
Them for your inspection.
P retoria , Feb 12 —General Dewet, of the Boer Army
has crossed the Orange River and is marching his com
mand towards l’hilipstown. The British are alarmed over
his activity.
TERRIBLE LOSSES.
Special to tbe G uard .
L ondon , Feb 12.—The British losses in South Africa
since June 1, 1900, is as follows:
Total officers, 755; men,
29,875. The English newspapers say that the Boers are
actually getting the best of the fight and intimate that they
may yet win.
SUGAR TRUST WANTS MORE
Special to the Guard.
HAMPTON HBOS
N ew Y ork , Feb. 12.—The sugar trust withdraws priv
ilege of ordering delayed shipments. This will give them
better chances for big profits.
THE CHINESE ACTIVE.
, REV. J. E. SNYDER
W ashington , D. C., Feb. 12.—The threatened Russian
garrisons in China ask reinforcements at once.
Has Received a Call to a Church
PROMINENT MEXICAN SUICIDES.
at Brownsville.
AMPBELL BROS., Publishers
Special to the Guard.
Oregon I tn: Rev J E Snyder, of the
est
rven
Third Street Mlesion, haw received a
call to the church of which he was for
'FICE—Eaat lids of Willamette itreet, be merly paetor, the First Preeoyteriau
tween Seventh and Eighth »treats
church, Brownsville, and does not
know yet whether he will accept tbe Special to the Guard.
eali or not.
ew ork
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Mr Snyder was Interviewed yeater-
. day by en Oregon la n man, and all
Year.......
1 that be would eay wae:
Monthi..
“Yes, 1 have received a call to go
M Months
| back to Brownsville, and I do m t
Special to the Guard
know what I »hall do ytt. My deck
W
H
, Conn, Feb 12,—Auguatino Palacio,
prominent Mexican durango, committed suicide here today.
WANTS MORE PROSPERITY.
N
Y
, Feb 12.—The collar and cuft and shirt
manufacturers have formed a gigantic trust here today.
SPANISH REVOLUTION.
’»rtùinir ratea meda known on application ion will be reached in about a week or
•r** all bulinane lettor» to THE GUARI), i ten day»."
urea», Oregon.
A close per»-.ua'Givnd of Mr Bey
der’» said: "It will be a distinct lose
to Portland if Mr Snyder leaves us.
He 1» the head and shoulders of tbe
HCA J W ALTON
■ X MABKLXT
Law Enforcement Society, pledged to
^ALTON & OVERTON,
suppress gambling and other vices In
thia city. So far be ha* not said one
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
word whether he wi 1 accept the call
11 pnctito in all the courts of the state,
to Brownsville or cot, but I nnder-
os—In Walton Block.
Euaxita, O rbgow .
stand bls heart warm* to bis old paa
torate, and It should not surprise tue 1
L WHITSON,
DENTIST.
I
’in* purchased the office and fixtures of
• late deosaaed W V Hendersoa. I aA i
.* prepared to do anything in ths Uns of !
.ntistry in th* above said office.
>ro*n and bridge work a apedalty.
be accepted the call. His present [x>
»ItioD as pastor of the Third Street
Miaaion is not a pleasant one. Crime
and dissipation are around him, and
he patw.es bia ti ne virtually in the
Slums. Some of bis friends fear hla
health will break down, and they
have adv laid a change, to allow an op
portunity for rest and study, Ftlll, If
Mr Snyder believes that he ought to be
3 LUCKKY,
i . kalbb im
where the warfare le fiercest, he may
be parsuatled to reuiaia in Portland."
ki. Watohaa, Chain», J
ry, Etc.
i<*I»irinj promptly dona.
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W BROWN, M. D.
National Bank
to- Vpftair» in Chrisman Black.
Hour»: • to 11 a ■>; Uto 2, StoSpm.
Of Eugana.
C WOODCOCK,
toe—Oaa-half block south of Chriai
Inauri. Oaaeoir.
L. CHESHIRE, M. >•
PHYSICIAN
ANDilBURGEON,
• a ar IlH*.
Eaarne, Oregon.
k SMITH,
tf. O,
aras À.M SNITH. ff.
O-ÏTEOPATHIC PRYSICIANB
Ix>aa k Ss»«n¿» Bxok huil lín#,
i houre—9 to 12; 1 JO to 4:30.
m
E
ia> hoar» by an pota* went.
stteadM to day or nigl t.
Paid up Cash Capital 860,000
Surplua
t
860,000
Eugene, Oregon.
Corbett Gains 1; Hermann Gets
29 Today. Mitchell
Claims 45 Votes.
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Bmllb (fbaion)...... ............22
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Williams ............................... 1
ceaa attend them In their new noR.
Representative
Black
has
He is
Corbett’s accession today.
It Is
dow
stated
Creamery Busi a ess.
always
that Kx-Menator
Mitchell will enter the race tomorrow
with every prospect of winning.
His
E J Hooley, one of tbe proprietors of
tbe Albany creamery, has beoa 111
Eugene and vicinity several days In
tbs interssta of that onterpriss. Mr
Keeley informs us that quite a large
amount of cream from Lane county is
now shipped to tbe Albany areatnery
and that he la making arrangement*
for securing a much greater quantity
from tble onunty. Mr Keeley Is Intro-
dueing among tbe farmer» and dairy
men a cream separator which tie jpalie
to them on tlm», allowing them to pay
for It Io cream. Tbe preposition Is
looked < mi with favor by a mejorlt/of
EUGENE
relatives.
The funeral will be held tomorrow
at I p m from the residence of her
daughter, Mn Brad way,to the I O O F
Dr Van Scoy Dead.
A. G. HOVET, President
L. O. HULIN. Cena.er
B. H. HUVEY. Atot Cashier.
I
on hand proceeded at once totbecon-
alderation of the McCracken measuie,
which provides for the appropriating
of $5,000.00 to aid the Oregon Histori
cal Society. After a few suggestions
, relative to the matter the bill was
passed.
president of
All
measures affecting «alariea of
I
and county tfficer* will ba called
up thia evening under »pedal order
I
7 JO.
The railway
under
proposition
conalderalion
la again
morning
this
Carter called up H ours Bill No 40 pro
viding for the reduction of railway rat »
to three cents per mile, aDd consider ibl*
discussion followed.
The house defeated the railway com
Dresser, the cate-
paw of the Southern Pacific Company,
claimed the attention of the hone» In a
t
clainorou eft rt.hiv r '
an.f pet. -IK of
land.
f
tl og
•
the o. r,>■>.-. t
still, and viewing with a Jealous eye
the prosperity of her elater states.
He
stated that these, both, have a three
cent per mile
rate,
passenger
Oregon struggles along
while
paying four
cents per mile for her passengers. After
a little further debate on the question
bills refer
Carter moved that all the
ring to this subject be oon»ld< red in
thecommittee of the whole, and
motion prevailed.
was called to the chair and arguments
for and against the propositions were
freely presented, Eddy of Tillamook
leading, opposing the passage ef the
measures, and Bulk favoring them.
T h a B arren R ii . l .—G ow * rnor Ge*r
has signed the barber»' Sunday clodiig
Tbs cause of death ^raa oopeumplioo. bill, and tbe law le In force now.
Tbs funeral will be held tomorrow at Next Bunday the barber shops In Eu
the family rtsldenoe, to be ooudoctad gsue will ell be elceed and thoee who
by Bor Hnyder. Interment will take tail to ret shaved Saturday will hare
to wear whiskers en Bundey.
place In Bowe esmaterg.
I
Di XL).—In Eugeae, Feb 12, 1901, the
TbseeooDd arfnui 4 encampment of
the Bpanieti-Amorti An Wai V»teraoe' Infant daughter of J W Dooley, ro-
AMeciaUon of Oreffi ¿will b» held in oeotly adopted by Mr and Mr* William
BenueH, Nged about one month. Fu-
norsT'oecurrod thia afternoon.
Ida Ml
and Mrs Wm Barpett, aged 17 years.
□tan—Albert Robert* died at hto
t>o(pe one aud oue-ba^i miles nor;b-
*'•1 of Eugene, Saturday evening,
Feb 9, 1901, aged 64 years 8 month»,
aud 20 days, from the efleeto of la
-
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ONLY UCDAYS
* ’ MOKE OF THE SALK
A J JL
seid Huuday
to the Mulk
tbe last oad rites were
9
p»rfrirmed.
I'ally oaard February n.
M ohr HroHBcMooLtrcDRMTe-Yes
terctoy iblrty-flve pupils of tbe Central
and Geary schools were promoted to
the High Bobool, baring qBmgtete«!
building.
I'JgJLFAK A aj
#
1
The fat.erai will occur teenrro*
(WedOeeday) at 12 o'etook nona.
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Just In .
*
Ito a
A ,
Newt Spring Shirt W aìs L r .
New Spikes for Belts and Ties.
The New Belt to tit the form
in Patent leather.
Our Dress Goodu Sale hau.been Phänomenal.
Kid Gioves ßOct« to close out.
How about that 23 caut Dresat^ods?
ßhoes are all rigkt. I want yott to see the
I number we «eil eve-y day.JjBriceM are wh-* l...k.
^ee card in the window.
In the f.uper .«owtery
’
*
Our business is ‘2.5 pel cent above last
vaar or any previous year. Our sale has
been very satisfactory to us and I Htiok *
to our trade; as the way goods go otit of
our shelves every day, and the crowds we
have every afternoon shows for itself.
F imbd
md *( oera.—Ti.omaa
Mr* I»ulea Power», wife of Prank
Goodman
wae
flned
ICO and oneta tbia
B Power», dlad at tha home of J P
atlefAonn l.y Juatlce Wintermeier for
Boiler, two arxi one-half ml Ira north
aaaauJt and ba'tery onmmltted >>n tha
we»t of Springfield, today, Feb. 12,
peftnnofL H Mulkey ona day laat
I »11, aged 6* year».
I
**
th< Eighth graBe work In toegraiQniar
tbe farmer*. The railroad baa arefe
schools. Theyara now In tbs Ninth
•pecial ratee far transporting th* pr< -
grade, B claas. lble addition to tbe
duct of the dairies to the creamery and ranks of the High Hchool students
Mr Healey expects to develop a good
swells the number to82o, bbfeb crowds
trade with Lane oosnty farmers and
the building tn Its utm<et .apecity and
dairymen.
1» a forcible argument lu farorof a new
Mrs Frank B Powers.
a
I
grippe and pueusBOMia. Mr Roberto
has lived lu this vtgtalty only d' few
years, navi ng come hero from tbs East
He leaves a wife aad family of Wler^l
grown children tn mourn hl» lose,
Tb» fui
fa«*
tory , whore
his
Roberta of Waseo
Dikl).—At Urea well, February 18.
iSOl,
of Mr
__ MaliÀa Ilarnett, . daughter
_
Mr» Power» ■* a well known weck.
■
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~
pioneer
l*ly ef I^ne county, having
Helena. Mont, Feb 11.— Rev Dr Van
I<X>.— At the faniHg home
Bony, president of tbe Weeleyan unt- ■ome here In the early day» when tbe
Irring, Febflf W)Y lb- wife of
veraity, of Helena, died today of pneu '-ountry waa but sparsely settled.
Kbe was the mother of four chMdren, Kbopherd, aged about 85 year»,
monia. He waa one of-the t*et educa-
t >re and chorcb men of the state. He who together with a loving husband consumption. Tbe funeral wa*
last Thursday and tbo remaino bulled
o me to Helena from Portland, where • re II vh >< to mooro brr demise.
t a w
for several years
the Portland univ.raUy.
under
and
o’clock,
ill
00 mission bill.
lODgrr >> i he people ol O egon H * 'd
BLOT MACHINE-* MUBl GO.
00
that t<> reduce l tie race meant to r. t fd
00
The senate lias
bassed rsenalor the developme.it of the state; i' is
10
nlnckle-ln-’hs-slot mi- tuennt a liackwaid Instead of a f.>r-
OH Proebatel’a
wai I movement and would tend to
Chattel mortgage.............................. 45 00 chine prohibition bill.
Alse Ben a tor Inman's measure to keep railway companies out of t le
Chattel mortgage................................ 100 00
Renewal chattel mortgage........... . 45 QO keep general election polls open until country. Carter Immediately sro- to
Mortgage............................................. 500 (X) seven o'clock In the evening.
hie feet and naked why it w»- that 'he
Mortgage............................................ 130 00
Senator 8week's bill fixing compen
stat'» of Washington anil Ci ' rule
100
00
Chattel moitgage............................
sation for Justices in Multnomah coun
were a'eadlly ■idvaucing In we: h,
ty was passed.
REAL ESTATE TRANFEK8.
'
population aud growth, w bile Oregon,
AlsoBenator
Hunt's
bill
for
registra
W 8 Wright et ux to Harnuel Allen
lota It and 10 blk 19 Junction City, *1, tion between June and November elec lying between them, was standing
friend» regret that they have decided
to remove from our mld»t. May auc-
Absent and not voting... 3
nine
strew of the great prewure of buaineaa
Mortgage............................................. SO
Mortgage............................................. 100
Mortgage ............................................ 250
Mortgage................................................ . 83
Moitgage................................................ 426
MA RBI AOK LICBBSA
Ml»» Hattlk Walton baa been in that
city for »oiao time. Tbe Miaees Wal
William J Cbadmao. and
ton have been in the millinery boel- Currin, J N Chapman witness.
ue»» here for year» and th»lr many
Mrs Mary Granger
trimetri m tewibli term
thia morning the House was called to
order at
rate of three cenie i*r mile.
Court House Items.
to take charge of the eetabllabment. reoov.-r money.
The name» of the purcbaaera are not
OUMJl'IT COUBT.
obtainable at preeent. The »tore 1«
Tboe J Ferguson et al vs Mary E
now being thoroughly renovated aud Ctdkk, enit for partition of property.
put In proper abape for the aprlug
R L Babin va R 8 Smith, plaintiff
opening, and tbe excellent reputa sues for Judgment in the sum of
gettino excitimo .
tion which baa previously been con $148.36 with iatereete and ooats.
nected with tbe eetabllabment will no
Special to th» go à bd .
PROBATE OOUBT.
be maintained by the Dew
84I.au, Feb. 12.—The Senatorial doubt
la the matter of tbe estate of Jamgs
vote WM t»ken today without any owners.
. a Pqpe, deceased. Howard Pope fllge
Miaa Oaie Walton, tbe eeDlor mem
excitement. It resulted an follows I
petition to be appointed administra
I ber of tbe old flrm, leave» tomorrow |
.82
Corbett...
« w
for Beattie to pfrautnently r»»lda. tor.
1
A
ni hnkiai buiMU aal bratta
They have become so busy In faot that
The Misses Walton Retire from
the Millinery Business.
GENERAI- BANKING RU8INKS. friends claim that he baa uow forty-
Itone on retatosela torma
digh
five
irefte '« Chicago, **> Frantine», and Port
votes. The Interest Is increasing.
ai. I, Oregon.
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Bilia of esebang» «>ld oo f.mign ccontriec
»
Deposito reoaÌTed »abject to check to oertib-
cete of de posi t.
Al) collectione entrusted to r«|will recsive
prompt attantion.
Dally dears rekruary IX
Mrs M»y Grsngerdied this morning
P. E. SsoneuM,
T G Hxauuase,
Cashier.
at the residence of her daughter, Mrs
I
Presi.lsnt
L. H. Pormi
fl B R asi »,
Bradway, about smile northwest of
A
Vice Prari<iea •
Eugene, aged W years.
Mrs Gianger
waa the mother of Mrs 8 Merlau, Of
thia city, also of Judge Granger, one of
the JusiIces of the supreme court Of
Iowa. 8he was a highly reepectsd
lady and her death will be mourned
by an extensive circle of friends and
OREGON.
Salem, Feb 12.—The members of the
House have become very busy of late.
Ella Harabarger to V layman, a w tions.
lot blk 73 Sprlugfleld Investment A
D»u> Guard February 11.
Power Co’s ad to Bpriogffsld, $400.
B oubb BtTHNKD.—The old real'Ceuoe
G E Briggs to Joseph W Ktewart on tbe Dr A Hhari I • »lock ranch,
fractional lot 8 and lots 1 aud 7 blk 27; about four mllae comb-cast of Eugene
lot* 1, 2, 3, 8, 9 and 10 blk 8; lot 2 and waa destroyed by lire yesterday about
tract!.>h4i lot I blk 2, Rj ri^gfleld, $350 noon.
The house was or.‘iipled by
Catherine McEwen to J B Mo Far - Usott Hutt and family.
Only a * mall
laud tbe w } of lot 1 block 50 Jun ctlon quantity of bedding wa* saved. While
City, $260.
Huff’s loss is small in »1. liar* it I* near
J J Peplot et ux to W H Hayden ly everything he had. It le 'bought
51.47 acre» in tp I? a r 12, $1.
the tire originated from a defective
•
^to ——
Nathau Hill et ux to Emily Horsy flue. Tbe entire raooli and stock, KMJO
Daily Guard, F»bra*ry 11
I J of lots 5 and 8blk 4, Eugene, $1000. acres, bad been leased to Mr John
The Mlaeee Walton have »old their
Calrin J Hard M ux to Artie J Pow Wilson of tins city, for a term of years
millinery »tore on Willamette »truet to
ell Macrae in Lane county, $700.
This will probably neoeealiatt the
a oouple of ladiie from Portland, who
A a W Patterson vs John Holland, to lbs building a small deling uu IU»
will arrive In Eugene about March lat
cem» V ry.
UQENE.
Special to th« Gcjan.
SOLD OUT.
THE SENATORSHIP
been considered a Corbett man.
AttURN KYAT-LAW.
7
To
ment
M adrid , Feb 12.—Spain is believd to be on the verge
of a grave revolution.
Inn m An
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Senate Passes Prohibi-'
tion Slot Machine
Law, by Proebstel.
were the men arreetwi by P. lice Cap
tain Hoare »nd Sergeant of Police
Moors Saturday ulgbl in a room In
the Esmond hotel.
Hearing of testimony occupied sev
eral hours lu the municipal court yes
terday afternoon, and expert evidence
was given by individuals to explain
haw card game* »re played for re
freshment», and th» use of poker chips
a* counter*, and as representation of
■in»ll change.
Tbo court held that
I laying card* 8>r a box of cigars or a
barrel! of i>eer was gambling, and that
the same held gooti where the stakes
were one drink or a single cigar. Th«
defense
contended that thsy wire
aauwav commission oifcstio .
merely paMlug away time st "free Se Bpaclai le tbs Qward.
oul" for the drinks. A light flue
B alkh , Oregon, Feb. 12.—The bouse
Imposed I «cause the defendants bad
oonvsntd
at 9 o’clock this foreuoon.
passed s-vsral ulghts In Jail, aud also
Tbs bouse passed McCracken's bill
because it waa the first case of the
appropriating five thousand dollars to
kind.
This decision of Judge Cameron the Oregon State Historical Society.
cornea as a surprise to tbs hundreds of
BPECIAL ORDER-
men who amused themselves with
All
measures
relating to salary of
cards In saloons every evening for re
freshment*. It will have ths effect of state and oonnty officials has been
depriving many saloons of oonaidvr- made special order for tonight.
able reveuue, aad will praotioally stop
RAILWAY LEGISLATION.
the playing of cards lu every saloon in
the olty.
Carter withdrew railway passenger
Special to the Guard.
WEEKLY EUGENE GUARD
a vxx . a
Playing I
S.-'rx-zzri K2!s
i Judge t'aiuvron, and »a a oonwquenca
of tliia decision be flu>d the following,
jUl'J <>»rdilayer* $6 each: J Bcotf, G W
Way, El Evtra, A Harrison, G 8
Alexander and J L WII sn . the**
Special to the Guard.
‘lirj
for Drinks (s Gambling.
JI i .
F E Dunn
t