The Eugene weekly guard., November 01, 1902, Image 1

EUGENE, OREGON. SATURDAY NOVEMBER 1. 1902.
IOWA BANK
PRESIDENT
ROBBERY
SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK
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Eight Charges Dyna­
¡Mentioned at Port­
Hear About in
mite—Got $4000.
land.
Lane.
o
County Senator.
Byxripps New« Association
M adrid , Oct 28.—The gar­
rison stationed at Valencia
mutinied today and marched
out of their quarters cheering
for a republic.
WEEKLY EtJæKWAflS
KILLED BY A
Qther troops who were
called out at onceOoquell the
VICIOUS BOAR mutiny took them ¡lOisoners.
CA^PSBLL 3HDG.. PO!öi<M|O*
They we©3 given sound flog­
gings.
PO)
0Ö
HX
aad
Hogs
Ate
q c Bold Bank Robbers.
Body Before
Found.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Daily Guard Oct 28
BySsrlpps News Association
D es M oines , Io£h, Oct 28.
— £pur masked men robbed
the l’rairie City bank at 4
o’clock this morning.
Eight charges of dynaihite
were exploded before the safe
was broken open. The rob­
bers fired a number of pistol
shots 10terrify the citizens
who were attracted to the
sceno by the noise of the ex­
ploding dynamite. They got
|4000.
^Prairie City is a town ’of
1200 people situated in the
central part of the state in
Jasper county.—E d . G uard .]
Portland Journal, ye-terdsy: The
latest development in the Mitchell-
Fulton combination—Benator R A
B > >tb, of Lane coU'-ty, for presidency
of the Oregon -enate.
This was the story that was bande^
around today by th - pollth^ns and I
cau-td muoh interest. Tbe tale 1« to
the effect that the Indorsement of
Brownell, ot Clackamas for the preal-
pency was only to placate that gentle-
mau, and that the real intention of tbe
head» of the Mitchell-Fulton oombine
is to elect tbe Lane county man to pre­
side over the upper state boose.
A h a conailary to tbe
story, it
was bruited about that
ndrew V
Smith, of Portland, who ha» been ao-
oounted a strong candidate for the sen­
ate presidency, Is going to withdraw
and leave tbe others to fight It out
among themselves; indeed that hla
withdrawal aud the Indorsement of
Sooth by the Republi£m poo-baba,
most “cinched” the matter for Booth.
Thia story Dr Smith stamps as abso­
lutely false, saying to the Journal to­
day, without tbe slightest 'raceof heel»
tancy :
“I wish to «ay that I have not with­
drawn from the race and under no oou-
dltiona will I withdraw In the future.
Thiele my decision.
“I have not heard of the report, and
shall pay no attention to It exoept to
deny It emphatically.”
The Portland Tebgram of yesterday
.60 aay»: “J A Gilbert, a well known
farmer liviLg eeven milee from Por'-
land on the Bane Line road waa killed
by a boar Monday night, as a result < f
LrirtWng ratea made known on application bls having attempted to stop a fight
tire» »11 buaineaa letter, to THE GUAKD,
between two of hie hogs. The boar,
¡lagene, Oregon.
which is a vicious anima), bit through
an artery In bls leg, and the unfortu­
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nate man jump-d Into another pen, it
L WHITSON,
Is believed, to eave himself.
He wte
found Tuesday, hie body having been
DENTIST
u-ing purchased the office and fixtures of partially eaten by the hogs, so it was
th- 1st-- deceased W V Henderson, I
Xuue*h8rd|y r*C'’Bn'Mhle.
lov prepared to do anything in L--------- —
“Much of the information concern­
IxntiBtry in tbe above .aid office.
¡ytrowL and bridge work a specialty.
ing hie death is only gutmwork. It Is
supposed that he went into the |pen o
separate two of the hogs and et< k
T 3 LUCKEY,
More Fun (or British.
their fighting, and that while so en­
DEALIB IN
gaged one thrust him through the le, , P.y ftcrli’ps News AMOctetlon
striking an artery. From th« place In
[Coco, W^tcheo, Chnina, Jew
A di n , Arabia, Oct 9'8.—
1 dry, Etc.
which be wsa discovered, it is aup.
1
If Re pairing promptly don».
The
British transport Ilar-
«
posed that be bad strength enough left
IfAil work warranted.
to climb into another pen, but the lose dinge has arrived hero from
U 0 WUUDCOCK,
of blood was so great that he waa un­ Bombay with the Grenadiers Cause of the Delay in Trains
able to save himself and lay down to and Bombay rifles aboard.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
During The Last Few
liie, while the bogs gathered around
They
will
tako the field at
LO-ico Oue ha’f block® south of Chrism
Days.
and consumed hie body.
lot 4,
“Mr Gilbert had made a specialty of once against Mad JMullah’s
ÂUOK5Ï, OaxaoN.
raising
bogs, and formerly bad forces.
Guard Special Service.
difficulty with the bear supposed to
A shland , Oot 28.—The heavy rif>na
Marine Corps Report,
L. CHESHIRE. M. D
have caused his death "
of last week in the Baoramento canyon
By Scripps News Association
were responsible for a huge landslide
O'
W ashington , Oct 28.—The on tbeB P Co’s lines near Lamoine, 20
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
annual report of General miles south of Dunsmuir Haturday af­
lrmnian ldg.
Heywood, commandant of the ternoon that delayed traffic sixteen
Eugene, Oregon.
hours. The entire mountain slid away
U S marine corps service, covering
the tracks for a length of 300
W BROWN, M. D.
was given to the public by the feet with a mass of rock aud earth. A
Department of the Navy this number of gangs of workmen were
PHY8ICIAN AND SURGEON.
hastened to the scene from Redding
as all gold but much lower □morning.
Wee—Upstairs in Chrisman Block.
and Dunsmuir.
miring the progress
General
Heywood
urges
•r Hours: V to II a 2m;l 3, 6 to ] to ilk
in price—every link guar­
of the work a gang of Greek laborers
that an ^lcreiwe of the men struck and refused to oontlnue work
anteed—the best chains for
GUIS ¿ BEAN
be made to 105o, vrith a ma­ until daylight. Their places were sup­
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every day wear are
terial increase of the officers. plied but the efleet of the strike was to
ATTO RN E Y— AT—LA. W.
Increase the delay of the traffic. It is
Popular Actress Dying.
ft;ce in Loan A Saving bank building. Room
rather early In the season tor landslides
Special attention given to land and niir-ing
but the rains were quite heavy In the
atten.
By Scripps News Assoclatton
Sacramento canyon and the looation
Eugene, Oregon.
N ew Y ork , Oct 28.—Marie of the slide an unusual one.
Your inspection of our
EORGE O B DeBAR, M. D.
Dressier, the popular actress,
I O h Year------
4 Mull th».,
it« Mouth»
32.00
, 1.00
—
p
BIG LANDSLIDE
ON S. P. RAILROAD
Y
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Ju<5t a$
Handsome
Simmons
Watch Chain«
o
large line is invited.
PHYSICIAN and 8URGE0N.
1 ce. —Room ov^r Eugene Loan <k Saving«
tank. Residence No 280 pearl street. Calls
to day or night.
Phone residence,
lUiu 77. Office, Main 49.
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
HUGH E. PENLAND
nssl
S >li t 8 Wer or ol * s th’ ’ •
m bittsr oh>ii' »»rwhers
th»n our sto-lc «I«’’
.
Yrasn nik,v>i’ t»S ’
hot r’rr hr <ht sika’ »
. r *rf n « I ' * ’ 1
7 ,
C • n < iu >il » ‘ ‘r “ 1 '
is critically ill. The physi­
cians give no hope.
They
are of the opinion that she is
dying, and that death will in­
tervene during the afternoon.
Won’t Boy Short Line Now.
By Script* New, Aaarclatlon
Successor to Dr Alios Smith
OFFICE-Suit in Bsvsnth »trset MoClung
Bi'xrk KxAminstioDE aud consultations free
M. R. JANNEY
Oth Strwt J«wt'*'-
---- FIRST----
Hitaal Bank
Lane
Of Fugan*.
p»d un Caeh Capitai 9BO OOO
lureiuo
900,000
Eugen*, Oregon.
GENERAL RANKING BUSINESS
I»«»» an rrsf^aable term*.
*iri>
’’•‘Is on Lhicago, . s « a Fran. iso«> and Purl-
■*’« Omron.
t •xr’’snr» sold on f««r»i<m countries,
r«-»;.«! r-.» )«ct tn ebeek ov aertif-
■*d<kpn«it.
■Cl sebeetioas sn tra «ted Io
racrivs
►«Pt attention,
Â
’
P. R- 3wot»pa«s.
.„Twnkna,
(Wisr.
U H- i’nTrn
ÄMtetoct.
•TesPrwil-vt
County
Bank
S an F rancisco , Oct 28 —
Presidento Harriman of the
Southern Pacific and Million­
aire Clarke concluded their
conference today as to the
purchase of the Oregon Short
Line by Mr Clarke.
It is
announced as a result of the
conference that negotiations
have been Wispended as to
the purchase of the line for
I two months.
— OF—
EUGENE- OREGON
Esteblwhwl ini”'1- Okhrt
Rank in ths C”anty.
AGÄieral Banking business
in all branches Iran-acted
on favorable terms.
A. G. HOVEY. Present
L G. HLLIN. Cashier
B. H. HOVEY. Asst Cashier.
TO YOUNGLOGGER
BIG STRIKE
o
Waisting for 25c, 40c, 70c
and $1.00.
ÍQ
OF SENATE
The report comes from the Lucky
Roy mine that anothsr new ledge has
been uncovered, equally as rich as any­
thing yet uncovered In B've River
On the new discovery th* foot washes
been found and the ledge followed for
18 f*et with mignifi 'ent results The
hanging wall has not yet been found.
Tbe rock was fouuit to pan heavily I n
free gold, the value not yet e»tl mated
F E Rbarkey came down from the
mmee today and expressed himself well
pleased with the new find.
He said
that tbe recent strike bad been settled 1
and that aftalrs at Blue River were In
a highly |D<>frerou« condition.
Chas.
cident
I
Mrs G Y Heaton leffetoday for Har­
risburg, accompanying her cousin, Ed
Carroll, who 1« quite II).
Mi^ Busan Abbott and daughter
went to Portland this afternoon Io
spend a tew days visiting.
Frank Wiles, W H Rmlth and Her­
man Haakett left this aftirnosn for
tbelr homesteads 90 miles west of Eu­
gene.
Wm Foote, manager of the Lowe
Block Company, went to Cottage
Grove today to make arrangements to
play ttee^.
B D Paine, Drew Griffin and 8 M
Douglas have returned from a bant In
the vicinity of Hackleberry mountain.
They report deer acar-a.
Dr C W Lowe paaeed through Eu­
gene today on hie way to Harrisburg.
He will be in hie Eugene office Friday
and Haturoay of this week.
Th« opera boil ar proposition still
Rev G W Nelson, |«ator of the Ash­
bang» fits. Frank Chamber» received
land Congregational eb uroh, stopped
a tel-gram fr mi Mr Bonnes, the Baker
In Eugene this morning on his wey
City architect, la»t week stating that a
letter was forthcoming: The director a home from tbe Salem convention.
Mrs W G Day yesterday accompanied
ot the company have Manned tbelr
mail closely aod have failed todlsoover Mr» H E Hym*s, of Balem, to the
Mr» Byrnes hae been
the alleged letter. Mr Ben nee says he letter’s home.
ha» been 1110 Tbe lllnew 1» supposed quite III at the Day residence for some
«i be In hie feet which are suflerlng lime.
J M Howe and wife went to Balem
from the frost.
When aeen thia morning all Cham­ this morning to attend tbe funeral of
ber» would aay regarding the al^aa'loo their niece, Mrs J J Roberta, wj>o died
t> a reporter that his »wearing man yesterday morning.
was
working
over
«'me
for
Otto Adrian and John Eder, of Eu­
the go id of the project. " Develop­ gene, Robert Alexander, of Cotta e
ments” may be looked for this week. Grovsp H C Mahon and Mrs Bilyeu,
Dollarson the eld»w»l« may also be of Junction City, were registered at Al­
looked for.
bany hotels yesterday.
How Long, 0 Lord, How Ung?
Causes His
We are placing on sale
for Friday and Saturday
of this week, and Monday,
Tuesday tyid Wednesday
of next week, our entire
stock of Ladies’ Tailor
Made Suits, Capes, Coats
and Jackets.
O
Don’t Buy
Shoddy Goods
Wo intend to reduce the prices on
this lino of goods to such an extent you
can go well-robed as cheaply as to wear
something shoddy. In stock we have
three sample lots, all nicely made and
¡»erfect fitting garments and they’re
GOING TO BE HOLD ’ ' way IKfiffN CHEAP
o
OPENS
FRIDAY
o
□MORNING
o
It’* a Fact—That oar
tailored aud trim
are going at
niosly
I. C*o4 sa balani lai Unlags
„
It’s also a Fact—That oar 310.00 ——. Konov Joofcoto
9 9.99
velvet trimmed, silk Mllebed, Mtn Hoed through*
out, ere your« for
A Fact e a Fact—And It’e always a foot wk» w«eay:
Those imported Kersey Cfolh Caoeo. silk slllebed
braid and medallion Irimsd aro y^uf. For M>MM*
Also full isagth onats in eaator ooior,
Ila lined
lo walel, were 99BM r—
Aults la black Vleaaa
Sian styles, blouse
IS.S3
1 9.«3
19.99
No Old Plunder.
All Stylos and Lengths.
Ws bava saetí a large
•toes of the goods we
won’t attempt 'o.mim­
erais lheru but they’re
•II going at eorr. ■«) ond»
logiy low pri.w Every­
thing rnarsed In plain
flgu.es, yen can s«e for
veil’ -if - V V rn ■
ba.inrae.
Hops Sales C-atinu&
ra, al A ceste per pound.
Ac­
Death.
o
W H Kay 1« quite ill.
Harry Holden Is up from Portland.
Samuel Baker arrived today from
Ohio.
Darwin Bradley la at Drain on lodge
business.
F E Hharkey 1« down from the
Lucky Boy mine.
Frank McMurry returned yesterday
from atrip to Cottage Grove.
Mra E H Ingham returned today
1
from her visit near Hrrlsbuig.
Editor L B Moorhead, of the Juno
1 u
lion Tim««, Is in Eugene today.
Mr» Hl' M abon, of Junction City,
was in Eugene yesterday and today.
Hopman V I j Fltchard went north
today ^jitli a choice bundle of eam-
plee.
Miss Rebecca Haines arrived from
Portland today to be the guest of rela-
lives here.
E O Tobey departed todajPfor bls
Eastern Oregon ranch, to be gone a
week or ten days.
Mrs F E Blair returned today from a
pleasant visit of a few week« with her
parents at Keleo, Wash.
A 25-Cent Hop Sale.
reside thia win er.
Which
an
Sale of
Ladies’ Suits,
o
Jackets and
'‘Today's Balem Statesman W T
Eakin, ex-opervlsor at the Insane
Asylum, now a merchant at Wheat-
land, Yamhill, waa In Balam for an
Monday F E bann told to C L over Bunday visit with hie family, re­
turning to Wbeaileod yesterday.
Mi»» F»y D» Lano, nlere of W L Dv | Fltchard Ifi^bal-s ot the W P Cbwhirs
I^no ibe well known drug<i»t •ndfjntof hop« st 2-5 cent« per pound,
Yesterday < has White was unload­
»aulnw« mon f till» ci’y. was married When lbs market fl ret opened Mr ing a lot of merchandise on East Ninth
Mondev evenioxa» the homebf Mr and Dann bosght these hops at 21 ec&ts. street and a huge barret « aught his
foot aad tbr»w him forward, oak-blog
Mrs !>“ L«no, 1’7 W—t Ei<hth street, He made a good profit on them, g
MrDonnlsalso dealing In cbittlm hla ebln, bruising that organ quite
to L F Woodcock, an «'M wcqasititan«*
bark. He 1» Just loading a ear of that ■everely. Charles wouldn’t bo dan­
end Werd of th» family.
gerous al a banq-iet now.
Th» '»remony
wm the beaatl- article to Hamburg, Germany.
'al Erl’«*'!’’!'*'»’ervice announced by
IlrDF Lov.rdr , r» t r. Only the
Osts are shipped here fromPort-
mm-dlate rrlatlv-- ' Hr • til wer ¡«nd. Next we expect to hear of wood
rt,_. n,
t>rio< hauled op tbe McKroiie for
Mr Woodcock is a rtain« young stock foul.
Daily easel, œt 2s
nun wh > owns property near Tb«
p e Dann baa a bl* double-colaiBa
Boggs A Yarnell today sold another
Dalle».
»d vertier ment on the first pa<e. He la
y wed«'-d
['•
thl’ now Slvertiainpa special sale of ladlaa’ la« of their ;h»p», 88 bale«, to T D
E*nU«, agent for Gilbertson, of Auro­
j mornlDX f-r H rtisnd wbef 'bey will I
|ickeU Md cap*»-
A Quiet Wedding.
Meets
Newell
Dr F M Day returned MonPay
from a trip to the Biaalaw valley wb is
be weut to attend Ohaa Newell, a
young 1 >gger 23 yean old who had Ids
leg« mangled Friday by the falling of
a tree where ha waa working. Ami u-
tat Ion waa the only hope for the un­
fortunate young mail but he did not
eervive the operation pas« Bund.y
wheu he died at C->ug<> Prairie.
The teiualua Wei- brought Io u‘*Tgi ~~S
A man who came hare two yearn last night an<i prepared for burial by
ago frotte the east was today talking of J W Kay*. The wish of a slater of the
Oregon's rqueble climate. In teres deceased In Ksti.as Is to have tbs re­
Ungufike he said : “Wo sunelrakas, no main» buried here. The fanvral will
Chydropbfòla, no «uff ring from cold, tw> held at Cm» »hare tbs body whs
eo wild storms, no droath—w by taken todav by h's comrades.
Th« young iu«i waa not a member
Oregon Is tbe best stale In Hi» Union—
1 ixl»», uor baa he realises in
and I've lived all over tbe ooantry
and know.”
Personali
■ally «aard. Ost a
2<
SAD ACCIDENT
Blew Safe Open With
FOR 20c per yd.
Was
Committed to Asylum.
ANOTHER
Joseph
Emerson S was Tue»«1sv
examined Ifii-ro County Judge H R
Kinoald aud by Dr» L W Brown and
F M Day for Insanity and committed
to the asylum at Baleni. Deputy
Sheriff Harry Bowu an I FOE ner.-n
tQ took htm below In afternoon.
The man Is described »s follows: Re­
siding In Eugene; birn In Manchester,
N H ; weight 160; gray hair; aged 78
©
years; raoe, Oauoaslan ; common school
education; Presbyterian
by faith;
married ; temperate habits. This Is bls
first attack which has t.eeii continuous
Ready to Fightthe Mad Mullah— Story Circulated to the Effect ThaO The Lucky Boy Mines Uncover for 3 years. It Is also tils first oommlt-
lusut. He suffers from mental a liber­
Spanish Garrison at Valencia
a New Ledge of Yellow
Mitchell-Fulton Co’nbi"«
ation, lose of memory and baa tediose-
Flogged
for
frbtal--Sharkey
Will Elect the Lane
t.oaa of doing bodily harm Io members
of his family.
Mutiny.
Here.
VEILING
and ALL NEW NOVELTIES.
OFFICE—East side ot Willamette fiwt, be
tween Seventh and Eighth etget
NO
Friday and S<i urday,
Of this W
k
Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday
Bee window ami indoor display of goods
and ¡»rices, and you are sure to buy.
WHEN YOU SEE IT IN OUR AD YOU KNOW IT.
FRANK
E.
DUNN