The Eugene weekly guard., July 06, 1901, Image 6

I
CITY AND COUNTY
«ATURDAY
JULY e
THE NORTHWEST AND TYLER.
la 1840 the (Jaitad State« rang
with the Whig orjr of “Tippecanoe,
and Tyler too.’' Yet bis prate in
a Richmond, Virginia, cemetery,
bo Colonel I) M Dunne of Portland,
recently returned from a visit E tat.
tells the Portland Telegram, is
marked by but a six-inch mound
of earth and a small headstone.
President Tyler saved Oregon
and the Northwest to the United
States. Our people oould show no
more grateful appreciation of the
fact than to erect a monument oyer
the grave of the president whose
name is indissolubly linked with
this great section ol our common
country.
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It is to b» h''o“-t that the repori
about K.g Eiw»*ri
winning
tweaty thousand pounds,[4100,000]
since the racial season began is
without foundation; or rather that
the King gambler at all, now that
he fills probtbly the most exalted
and responsible posit on in the
world. The ruler may have vices
—if so he should keep them from
the public gaze. Wnat was looked
on as the wildness of a prince is
held disgraceful in the king.
Crops are reported very poor in
Germany this year. Under such
conditions the industrial expansion
boom that has been largely ex­
ploited throughout the country
may follow the route of many
other booms—become a panic.
The failure of the tag Leipziger bins
of Berlin for a sum representing
over twenty millions of our mo tey
looks ominous.
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By GHANT ALLEM-
Mtsa Mvlnte and M1 m Louisa Mt at
tea ou the lawn tn front of the cottage.
To whom, thus engaged, while the
maid from the orphanage handed round
the buttered tea cake, enter a tramp
unexpectedly.
“I’m Mr. Tunks,” he Mid cheerfully.
•Mr. Arrowsmith, he «ent me to you
with Ma L.ve. I've a letter for you.”
Aud he produced It from the depths of
bls trousers pocket. It read:
The Utrer ot thl«. a resdwnan nxmed TunG.
hit a friend of mine, an ha will Uli you hnll
about it you obedient aarvunt.
H tcha J l D
s UTTU.
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CIRCUIT COURT
A
B ond
A
B on ,
Irving, Or
A number of second-hand •!«&■
F L Cbatnber» •
wagons very cheap at
o
tllUMin M fMLAAl MECT1K
^t Bote. «TL
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The good ship Silver Star sailed
homeward bound cheerily over the
azure sea. In a few short hours the
ship would be In the English channel
With the greater part of the passen
gers we have nothing to do. But no­
tice particularly that girl lying back
In her ample de ; chair. It Is marked
in deep cut ! .ters with her name,
Agnes Chard, sheltered from the sun
by the poop eck behind her.
She is the daughter of an officer sta­
tioned In the east and is coming home
on a visit to her relatives under the
captain's charge. She is very pretty.
Over her chair, one hand resting on
the bulwark, a young man waa lean­
ing. Hfs blue cloth uniform and brass
FORMAL CORONATION OF KING EDWARD
company buttons proclaimed him what
he was—an officer of the ship, the chief
Hpsci.il to iht G uard .
officer. In fact.
‘•Miss Chard, thia Is my last chance.
L ondon , June 28.—It has been definitely decided h ■
In an hour I goon duty, and tomorrow
will be too late. Give me hope! Then the coronation ceremonies of King Edward* will not ta|K
I will waft—for years, If need be.”
place until a year from this month, in June 1902.
She strove to speak coldly, but her
voice played her false.
TO BE HANGFD.
"You presume, Mr. Dennis. I have
given you no encouragement. You tire Hpecia1 to the Qu-.ro
me. Please go.”
S eattle , June 28.—J O’Brien, the slayer of Frad
“Agnes, you did encourage me before
he, Mr. Greene, came on board. He Clayson, was sentenced today to be hung Friday, Aug--
cun rattle more guineas in his pockets 23.
6 ’
than I have shillings In the whole
I
know
that,
but
be
la
a
cad.
world.
STOCK BROKERS ASSIGN.
for nil his money, and, Agnes, have
. -7 on 1 me. Be womanly, be"—
pity
ftpeCHl to 1 ht* GUAb.F»
"Here la Mr. I’eplow-Greene,” mur­
mured the girl. "Do go, or," 6oftly, "I
N ew Y ork , June 28.—The prominent stock brokera;-
shall have to tell Captain Duncanson firm of Henry Marquand & Company made an assignment
that you neglect the ship to take care
of me. And that would never do, today for the benefit of their creditors.
would It?”
LEADS THE AUTOMOBILES.
Mr. Peplow-Greene passed him with
a nod and took his place by Agnes.
pectal to the Guar I.
He was a smartly got up youth, the
H anover , Prussia, June 28.—The advance autoinobi.es
rich. c ly son of a fabulously wealthy
Indian merchant.
passed here today.
Agnes stirred uneasily In her chair.
Monsieur Fournier, the Paris journalist, led tue races
Despite his money—aud all her life
at
this
place at noon.
she had known the want of It—and his
evident infatuation, »lie loathed his
GOMPERS FELL FROM CAR.
presence, especially at this moment,
when the contrast with the man who Special to the Guard.
had Just left her was vivid, even to
pain.
W ashington , June 28.—Samuel Gompers, presidents
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"Eire!” Through the gloom of the the American Federation of Labor, fell from a car in this
night rang the awful cry. startling the city today.
sleeping ship from happy dreams of
He was seriously injured, sustaining concussion of the
home and dear familiar faces.
In one wild rush the women were on brain.
deck. Appearances, friends, property, Special lo the Guard.
all were alundoned in that fierce fight
for life. Agnes was carried up with
P ittsburg , Pennsylvania, June 29.—Twenty thousand
the crowd. The first person she saw
on deck was John Dennis. lie grasped workmen in the iron sheet mills have been called outona
her hand and drew her on one side.
strike by the Federated Trades Union.
“Let the press go first. There are
plenty of boats. The lire Is far for-
GENERAL DAVIS INDIGNANT.
ward at present. Walt here.”
Patiently she waited. She felt the «l-eclal to tlie Guard.
love which she had tried to crush well
M anila , June 29.— General Davis characterizes the
up overwhelmingly In her heart for
this strong man. She would stay where acquittal of Pitt, concerned in the commissary frauds per­
lie placed her and show how she trust­ petrated on the government, as a traw.-ty on justice.
ed and loved him.
All the women were gone now. Their
cries grew fainter as the boats dropped
FRENCHMAN FOUR MFR WON.
astern, and the decks were quiet except
for tlie hideous crackling of the fire as Special to ths Guard
It ate its way toward her.
B erlin , June 29.—In the automobile race from Paris
Once only liad confusion arisen. A
man. with shrill oaths, had pushed his to Berlin, in which one hundred and fifty-five of the road
way through the group of women and machines left the French capital, Fournier won.
children at the gangway and In spite
of the efforts of the men there had
dropped into the boat below—a man
A HOT DAY EAST.
livid with terror and screaming in bls
agony of self love. It was Mr. Pep­ Special to the Guard.
low-Greene.
C hicago , June 29.—Today has been the hottest of the sea­
The tire was coming nearer and near­
er. She had given up all hope. Some son.
At 7 o’clock this morning the temperatures were
mistake must have been made. Deser­ around the 80 degree mark from St. Louis eastward to New
tion never crossed her mind. Sudden­
ly the thick smoke parted, and a burn­ York.
ed and blackened figure sprang toward
■
her. "My God. Agnes! I told that cur
Greene to fetch you! I thought you
Commissioners Court.
would like to be with him. I was
bringing up the powder.”
W W Withers ticket for Indian
He swung her tip in his arms away
woman......................................... 6%
to the gangway, where tlie white hair­
ed old captain stt »1 at his post of hon­
Williams A Parvin supplies for
or. and down into tl waiting boat
paupers E Cain aud Mrs Win­
23 Elizabeth Topham v» Geo T
The caprain folio ed him—the last
fry.................................................. SS w
Tophsm;
divorce
D-fault.
Referred
man to leave the burning ship.
Vincent A Co supplies for p-mp-r
"A near thing that. Dennis. How did to C H Holden to t ,ke testimony aiul
Mrs Be»....................................... 5 00
It happen?”
report at "ext ("tin -if oo'irl.
Meyer
A Kyle supplies for pau­
They had thought the girl was faint-
27 Ge > Tucker et al »» William B
per Indian«, claimed ID.14 al­
li'g. but the sharp nlr revived her. She lucker etal; psriltiou. Decree of par­
raised herself. blushing, cut of her lov­ tition and order of -'lie E O P.dtir
lowed............................................. 7»
er's arms and put her hand in his.
F
L Br'st * supplies for . au. -r
appointed refer--? to make »ale.
“John wanted to save me himself, I
Mrs
E Jams»....................... ...... 2 <0
32 New Z-sland Insurance Co v- E
sir. Tlint's why I waited for hltn.”
A Bon i A Mon supplies for pau­
"You’re a bravo lassie, my dear, aud J Frazier et al; to determine property,
per J M Ogl-............................... 900
he's worthy of you. We'll have you Demurrer to complaint overruled,
J
L
Pace supplies for pauper 0
ashore in half an hour. T
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Youder __
nre Z
Defendant»
given until Tuesday in
3 5*
A Taylor........................
the lights of Penzance. Steady, there! which to a- iwrr. Order directing the
F E Belover medical servir''"
Forward! Steady now!”
clerk to collect ru >n> y on draft in Lis
Agnes never saw Mr. Toplow-Greene hands.
pauper l> A Taylor, elsimft
..... ID*
again. She married John Dennis as
$24.50, allowed..............
36
J
M
Fergueson
vs
Craig
Hay«;
to
soon as she got her father'« permission
pauper
P
L
Bristow
supp
ie«
for
to do so. And the two moat concerned rec >ver money. D.»missed
Ü
Mrs E James..............
have never repented the marriage.
40 Andrew McDr-.ald vs J ■ ,n I>-
JM
brick; quiet title. Motion to make com­ I Mlayter supplies tor pauper
...... «95
Centred
.................................
Take Time,
plaint more deflnit»*. Defendant given
Some one gives these directions for until Tuesday to answer. Continued.
making life happy:
For Naval C.-det
41 B F Harvey vs the Oregonian
Take time. It Is of no use to fntne or Pub Co; damages.
Motion by de­
fret or do a« the angry housekeeper
Portland, Or, Jur» 2S I • h»c'®-
who has got hold of the wrong key aud fendant inset a»ide»ervice ofsommoi a.
1
Met
for
hearing
Tuesday
Continued
today, E’FWt
oetitive
ex.minali
pushes, ahakea an.l rattles It «bout the
lock until both are broken and the door j for Bervlcr.
Duri of Bak' r Ci y. was -• I' ,r -rt *
1« «till unloeketl. The chief (s-cret of
42 John L Vaugh* ». The H s»th- cadet to the Uni ed Ma e- S-»si
comfort lies in not suffering trifles to Ke'ly Lumber io; dao> k»s. Co. Academy, at An: up I«, f • h ib»
vex us and In cultivating our undg ' Inued for term.
«••<• nd C- Bgr»s»!onal di -I*' H •
growth of small pleasures.
•
15 Gen T H«1 A M<>n et al v* H C It* linger, of fort a- <i W H • h
Try to regard present vexations as
and
J
W
Oven
et
al,
on
trial,
trnrair
On
you will regard them a month hence.
Since we annot get what we like, let motion non -uit w*» granted.
c H
Thur» lay evening 11
19 M H rriendly vs A C Wo <)<* ok
ns like what we can get It Is not
ri<!.e- It la not poverty; It Is human asaduiret ai; flnrvc o«ure. I». fault. and w fe were drtvi v no! fr m tbsk
nature that la the trouble. The world Judgment f r |325 3” and a *44 5» texes borne at Waltsrvill» t’> e her» tec*»>>*
is like a looking glass. Laugh at It. and Interest at 10 p»r cent and ait r- frightened and Ihr« w !h* p,. up*nt*
and It laughs back; frown at it. and it ney fee of 1250 and decre» of f —. eloscr« out on the graveled o-d.M'»B' <•
frowns back. Angry thought» canker
Ing on her »houM»r. «he <«* T1 '*
the mind and dlspoaa it to the worst
badly hurt, but no bones were t>c k
temper tn the world—that of fixed
Mr Baker esca ped unit-juru-d
F or «ALA.-2-Meed <• », „,|
malice and revenge. It is while In thl«
•.nd
temper that moat men become ertnu- baled bay.
A cross after the name led to a well
founded suspicion that Mr. Arrow­
smith was Indebted for the handicraft
of this epistle to the services of an
amanuensis.
Miss Lavlnla looked up. “Well?”
she «aid Interrogatively.
Mr. Tunks pulled himself together
for the arduous task of articulate
speech. He fancied himself as an ora­
tor. "Well,” he Mid solemnly,beginning
his tale, “Arrowsmith, he was enam­
ored of a woman. It was like this:
Him an me was In the infirmary.”
After that Uncle Tom Cabin “Workhouse?” Miss Lavlnla Inquired
HE WANTED THAT FLOUR.
performance last night who will laconically, for she knew the dialect.
Mr. Tunks nodded. “Horsham,” he
Speaking of Summer rains, they contend that mob law is not justi­
«ay that one-, on the S 1 -tz Indian fiable occasionally? After admit­ added slowly. “We was both of us
down with this 'ere bles«ed induenzer.”
reservation, Benton couuty.repehted
generalize his epithet.) “An Arrow­
showers threatened dentruction of; ting a crowd that was larger than (I
smith, he was enamored of a woman.”
seating
capacity,
they
made
their
the grain crop, says the Corvrlli«
(When a man ot Mr. Tunks’ class feels
Times Tom Buford wss a[“nt seats of rough boards and charged he has got hold of a highly appropriate
then, and it came to hi» e*r« that ten cents extra for the privilege of and delicate word, be doesn't let it go
one of the medicine men on the sitting upon them. Spoilt < o'g8 again till he has had a good day's work
out of it.) “An the woman was In the
reservation vowed bin ability to
workhouse, too—female side—infirma­
«top the rain. Tom, so the st »ry would have suited the occasion.
ry. An the doctor, he ordered Arrow­
runs, finally agreed to give the
The powers profeesed no inten­ smith porter. He didn’t order none for
Indian two barrel« of floar it the
rest of us, not beln as bad as him,
latter would bring sunshine. For tion of partitioning China, yet are the
but Just a pint a day for Arrowsmith.
obtaining
concessions,
secret
or
1
two long days and night« the old
Uowsomever, Arrowsmith, he didn't
medicii e man beat his tnm-'om otherwise, that will render future drink Ills through t>ein that enamored
and murmured his weird “huiah- partition a matter of easy accoau- of the woman 1 spoke of. but sent it
huiah.” He took no food or drink, plieh'nent. The European ¡and-' round to her by a inmate as helped the
nurses.”
but ntuggled on in bis mysteriouB
fashion with the great spirit to stop hunters never fully release their "That was touching,” Miss Lavlnla
grip from territory onoe in poseee- replied, for Indeed she had a gri at
the rain
heart, had Miss Lavlnla, and could
But the rains poured, and more siOD.
sympathize even with ragged old Ar­
clouds came, and st last Agent
rowsmith aud his workhouse inamo­
Buford, alarmed for the old mm’«
A novel race will be determined rata.
«afety, carried of!' the tom-tom ind
"An he wanted mo to write to her
declared the two-barrel«-of-flnar in Berlin some time near noon clandestine,” Mr. Tunks went on, ad­
bargain off. And to this day the tomorrow, One hundred and fifty- venturing yet another of his company
Indiana lielieve that the only five automobiles or horseless car­ words with obvious gusto. “He want­
reason why the medicine man fa 'ed riages, including a few motor ed me to write her, not knowln how
was because Agent Buford did not bicycles, left l’atis on a race for the hisself an bavin got a Inmate to write
this letter to you. But, of course, I
allow him to go on with his in­
Prussian capital early yesterday couldn't be a party to nothin clan­
cantations.
morning. They should
reach destine." And Mr. Tunks’ bosom swell­
with conscious virtue.
The quality of French road» is Berlin tomorrow atternoon. One ed “That
was a pity,” Miss Lavlnla re­
shown by the first day’s run of the woman competitor entered the rice. marked once more, speaking as a wom­
an, not as a parish councilor.
automobiles raomg between Pari»
Mr. Tunks looked surprised. lie had
It
appears
that
China
in
her
and Berlin, Thursday. The leader
not expected this from a maiden lady.
hasty
acceptance
of
the
terns
drove bis heavy naobine weighing
I "An In time,” he went on, “the master
over a ton over the common off-red by the powers agreed to pay | found out he wasn’t drinkin his porter
to orders, but sendin it clan­
graded wagon road 285 miles, ar­ 124,500.000 more than was de­ accordin
destine to this woman he was enamor­
in
iivled.
It
makes
little
difference,
riving at the stopping post in less
ed of. So the master up an gave him
than seven hours, an average of 45 i owe ver, an China will never pay a jacketin.”
“A what?” Miss Lavlnla inquired, at
m lea an hour. Such railroad the vast indemnity, ($325,000,000) fault
for a moment.
and
the
powers
will
have
to
scale
speed would h ive been impossible
“A Jacketin," Mr. Tunks responded.
over any but the smoothest road» it down to what she can pay, else "Had words with him, mu tn, In the
of speakln. An Arrowsmith,
There is, probably, not a street in steal some more territory to even manner
he never was one to sit down quiet to
up
scores.
Eugene on which such time could
a Jacket in. beln that high spirited. We
be made, yet the Frenchman
A Walla Walla man is said to calls him tlie Village ’Ampden on the
So he up an arsts the master for
averaged that speed for seven have been crazed by reading sen- road.
his clothes, he did.”
hours.
national literature. That
may “For his clothes?” Miss Louisa In­
sound
like
a
probable
story
in terrupted. not following the narrative.
Talk of hard-luck stories! A
“Yes, mum—for his clothes. You see,
man in the Portland jail ha» a Walla Walla, but if he wasn’t In a workhouse things Is always done
and respectable. When a In­
record-breaker, He «tole a «pan of crazy already to start with, what in rcg'lar
mate wants to leave, the reg'lar course
the
world
net
him
to
reading
that
horse« out in Washington con ity
Is he arsts for his clothes, an It takes
24 hours for the formalities to be com­
and to >k them to Portland. Con­ clans ot ho iks?
pleted. An Arrowsmith arstln for his
ing aoro»s a couple of inno" n'
In Seattle a man who was nr- clothes, the woman he was enamored
looking fellows sauntering ab u> reste I for sleeping in a doorway of arsts for her clothes, too, au out
Front street he ottered to »ell was charged with the very serious they goes together, permlscuousllkc, as
would seem, but really through hl«
them the ho-ees for forty dolb rn. offense of impersonating an officer. It wrltln
to her clandestine to warn her.
They were detectives of the P >rt-
An Arrowsmith, he'd never cashed
land police department, and an the
In the oil regions of Texas they them orders you sent to lilui through
beln so much enamored an keepln it
price wan ridiculously low arre-ced have come to the very sensible c in­ all
for her.”
the man. Within a few hours ’he clusion that all’s well that’? oil
"You recollect, Lavlnla," Miss Lou­
isa Interposed, "we sent him two post­
police were notified that they I.ad well.
al orders last winter for a couple of
the right man and horses.
shillings each to buy hltnself tobacco
F ound I t — Junction City Time«: when he was in Maidstone Union.”
A word that has recently found “After praying long and earnest for Mr. Tunks nodded. "That's It,” he
frequent use in Kansas is "buffa­ her husband, a Eugens woman asked auswered sagaciously. “An now come«
loed.” It has a delicate shade of her pastor what more she could do to the trouble. He never cashed ’em,
through beln enamored of the woman.
meaning. A man who is scare ! is Indue« him to «tav borne at night«. Bo out he an she went an goes, of
He advised adding to hl« home com­
merely awakened into the aMivi'icel fort« something that he was enjajltm course, together to the public ’ouse.
of defense; a man who is blutled is away from home The next day the Au there, drlnkiu away the money you
was kind euougti to send hltn. Arrow­
one who is so badly scared that he woman waa looking up the priee of smith an the woman gets to words at
teat an speaks ’fgh to one another an
believes defense impossible, blit a twer by the keg.’’
I ns It out an fights fu the end. through
man who is buffaloed not only
beln In liquor. An the woman bits
H
kifna
M
in
«.
—
Coitage
Grnvf»
lielievea defense is impossible, but
Nugget: Some of th« machinery In the Arrowsmith on the 'ead with a pewter
can't work up enough locomotion Helen* mill, at Bohemia, wm broken an then runs away an Arrowsmith
after her. An a p'liceman In plain
to run.
th« past week, making It ne«v«e*r-.» to clothes, be sees 'em an follows ’em. An
shut down 4 stamp*. The t token
ruus right ou as far as Southwa- I
A baker who has just returned machinery will be replaced aa «ion *■ they
ter church an straight Into the church­
from Cape Nome to Chicago reports possible and then the full 10 «tamp« yard. An there Arrowsmith catches
her an hits her a blow, an the wo­
that the business was exceedingly will be dropping again
man she falls down crossways upon a
profitable, bread selling for twenty-
tombstone an hurt» her spine. An
lUxntTT ■— Fred Gray, Jr, at his back she goes to hospital. An the
five cents a loaf. But he could not
keep up with his assistants, even home In Tbur»ton, yesterday while p'llcvnian cops hltn. An Arrowsmith,
lie's now in Lewes Jail awaltfn his
when he paid them five and ten opening a can of fruit had hi« hand trlaL
An he's sent me to arst If you'll
badly out from the thumb to the wrist.
dollars a dav, as they would be off The blood flowed fast as some of I he allow him a trifle.”
Thus ended love's eld dream. It was
in ths rush following each story of large vein« were severe«!. Dr lius ell
called and dre««ril the band and the but a sordid comedy. Yet Miss La-
great fiuds in new localities.
vlnla. village councilor though she
patient Is getting along nicely.
might be. was poorer that night by S
The Atlanta Constitution rises to
shillings.
remark: “Doesn’t it seem just a little <’. W. B M. C onvention .— There
Dlda't Thlak ot That.
strange, to say the least of it. that will tie a county convention of he
He—There's one thing I am glad of.
we are acquiring colonies to get ftir'st'nn W.-msn'» B >ard of Mi —I
If anything should happen to me. my
their trsde, and yet enforce the C W B Mi. of th* Christian ehn ch, wife's father would always take cars
«•«■May aud Munday, July » and 7, at
her.
Diagley tariff against them in order the Flrat Christian church, Eugen». of She
But suppose something should
to keep them from trading with Tn« fl rat «Mulon will open at S o'clock i a; I - n to your wife'« father?—Last« g
Ma l urda y afternoon.
uaf”
___________ - «wa. uala.
thaï stand« all
L tbaaaber».
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