The Eugene weekly guard., December 13, 1902, Image 6

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PELEE IN
ROTTEN BRIDGE
DAMAGE DONE
BROKE DOWN
ERUPTION
•
BY THE FLOOD
LUCKY BOY
BIG CONTRACT o
FOR PILING
MINING CO.
A
Estimated That the Vol
Precipitating a Wagon «fid its The
Occflpants Fifteen Feet
Below.
Woolen Mills
By
Suffer Loss
the
Hi^i
Water.
Eugene
Man
Years'
Files Articles of Incor­
Ha» a
Job
Hand.
CAMPAIGN
IS NOW ON
Three
©
on
Woodmen
Will
Take
Possession Next
Corvallis Time«: Bam Mahor, of
The rtoeat high water wm not
Eagene, haa taken a oontraol to de­
wholly witboat It*damaging features.
liver on board tbe cars a quantity of
A visit to the Willamette Valley
piling from Blodgitt and Bummit
Wool-n Manufacturing Company’s
whi h it will probat ly take three years
property at tbe foot of Ea t Sixth
to fill. Mr Mahon has secured timber Campaign Instituted
by State
street convinces one of tbh.
from a large number of land owners in
Organizer Geo. K. Rogers
The sidewalk connecting the a.ill Ooe Million Dollars the Capital the vicinity in which he expects to
with the picker house has almost en
Last Evening— 108 Mem-
o[tey«U*
aud
work
bM
already
begun.
Stock-Multnomah County
tlrely disappeared; tbe water soaked
This piling goes into the construction
bers Wanted.
Chosen
as
Head­
the dirt foundation be net» th the tig
of many mile» of railroad to be bttilt
building weighted with machinery and
quarters.
from Balt Lake to Loe Angeles, a
Eugeue Camp, Woodmen of the
caused a dattgerPUS condition for the
■ stretch of country in whlth there it
World, held a more than ordinarily
floor; the dye tabs were It ted and
vary liltte t in her of the kind utlHaed
floated all out at position; the cablei TU» paitueri of the Lucky Boy tn Ine
interesting meeting last night, the oc-
.* | in railroad construction.
to war wat shifted and a general ebak- whiob has been the beet paying propo-
caslon being a vhlt from Chief Deputy
It is said that titt» coniraoCat receive*
siilon in the Blue River district, and
Geo K Rogers. Mr Rogers is beet de-
irig op of tbe pretulees effected.
three and a qitwter cents per linear
The results would have been far more one of tbe belt in Oregon, have filed oot ft>r plMng twelve to twenty inches scribed as a fraternal enthusiast, for
serious bad tbe big breakwater dun ait elea of incorporation with the
from bis speech and mauuer it |(
in diameter, and not less than twelve
not been constructed op stream, This 1 county clerk of Multnoauth county, i
plain to see that hi» is thoroughly lm.
t«U long. The land ewnens receive
made all backwater and it Imd no i Ywterday’e Oregonian gives the names
bued with the bounty of frateruai order
of tbe Inaorporst >re tu* L Zimmerman, teu oente par each tree.
work.
rotinlug toroe.
Mr Mabon ai oeote to empiny 80 to
The water was about four feet deep Wallte» McCamant and Zera Boow.
At tbe oonclerion of tbe routine busi­
, 100 laborers bestd»8 26 men with teams.
on the floor of the dye room. Presi These gentlemen were acting with the
ness last night he spoke for three
All tbe available men and teams about
deDt McMurphey said this mornins: power of attorney for the parners in
quarters of on boar of fraternal work
Corvallis have been engaged for the
“ We giit oft very easy this time. They the husinese.
work and they are now proceeding to iu ganural and great aooooopILhtuents
The oepital stock is placed at »1,0)0,- .
te'l me that the river has iteeti op to
of tbe Woodmen of the World iapar
the «ceus of operations. Frlhes received
2-’i feet twioe in tbe past IS yea». If 000. Ths property is said to be paying
ticalar. Few speakers can trowd as
good ‘dividends now on alm'osTthVt "• H
fot
“d * ,tor
it comes that high we will lose tbe
much Into a given space of time as be
amount. It Is tree that during the
eusp^y»» boarding
picker house aud serious damage all
does, for tbe words literally pour from
p»t year or two the Lucky Boy mln»«
The pri1.0tpale.mp for
some to tbe dye house. We are exca­
hie lips in torrents. He dilat'd on the
have been the scene of numerous rich the present will be at Blodgett station.
vating the soaked dire under tbe foun­
_ __
—• »kmA noint
Kau point
KnAiVk hae been remarkable growth of tbe Woodmen of
i I rrsi
Tbe
warehouse
at that
dation and will replaoe It with solid strikes aud discovered ledges.
the World from two members on Jup»
The business hae titheito been con- secured as a trunk bouse.
J. D. Stanford, a Traveling work, 'the damage amoouted to
This work lias t>een Beit a a at a tlnoe- 6lh, 1800, to over 300.000 at present,
otherwise quits *a auotber with 60,000 now annually kuocklngst
about >200 and will soon be repaired. dueled by tbe Bbatkey brothers, Fred jy
Painter, Now in the
We don’t want any more high water." and Frank, who have owned the con- ! of ^en Btld tealn9 .boat here would its doors for admission. Then he spoke
Toil».
trolling investments in tbe ptopwty. have been idle much of the time du- of the order iu Oregon. Ha stated that
Tbe river was 18 feet this time.
If th* stock wae put upon the market ring tbe winter, and it will be a source it wae tbe largest fraternal society in
there would bo a scramble for tbe
considerable revenue to Corvallis
Yesterday afternoon Chief of Poi toe
tbe state. It bad held great frat rnal
same by hundreds who know tbe k,UH ne’8 nMBI‘
___
Btllee bad a merry chase after a pilfer­
deuionelratlone tbroughont tbe North­
value of the property. When seen |
ing peripatetic painter named J D
west and now it Is proposed to assist
this afternoon ty a G uard reporter Z'kDP\]|\,f^ OF
Stanford, and finally succeeded In
in tbe Lewis A Clark Centenniil. For
Fred Sharkey said that there wae no \zrLlNHN\J V/l
rounding him up on the Springfield
this reason It bae adopted a stump—
inteu'i >u of putting tbe stock on the
bridge. The man was charged with
the official emblem of tbe order—but-
market. Tbe reason given for incor- I
the theft of various articles from the
on with the numerals 1-9 0-6 on tbe
Coal Strike Commission.
poratiug is that the business hid
room which be had been occupying
end of four exposed roots, and would
By Honpj» New« AMo<'t«tlon
grown to such niagni ude that it oould
with or.e Bishop in tbe Coleman build­
initiate that many cany candidate«
Meeting
of
Literary
Socie ba bandk-d better by a stick company
ing. The articles consisted of a part of
into the order in Oregon this winter.
cranton
Become a
to
than by part lership. The partners are Otto’» Sweet»
tie»—Allen Eaton’s Offer
J B Coleman’s cobbler’s outfit, a bicy­
At the conclusion of Mr Rogers' ad­
tnada the ex-lusive stockholders.
cle, a grip and contents, a pair of cuff
dress Eugene Camp’s oommittee de­
Enjoy.
Talisman
For
Accepted.
The examination of wit jesses in the
buttons and several other articles, all
cided to bold a big WOW demonstra.
ment.
case brought against Sharkey Brothers
of which had been Bold to H M Man-
tion in Eugene next spring, which
Allen H Eaton, ’02, has submitted
by Consul Candianf, of Portland, pro­
vile, the Niuth street eeoond-nand
would be participated in by the camps
to the 1.Bureau and Pbilologian soeie*
Daily eaard. Dec 6
ceeded without unusual inciient to­
man except the grip which was sold
of
the surrounding country. It was
ties of the University a plan for an
Tiie grand opening of the new oandy also decided that 108 candidates should
day. Tbe work will be finished In a
to J B Ray.
annual debate between the two socie­
factory owned by Jennioge A Kauff­ be Eugene camp’s contrlbnti >n to tbe
day or two.
Stanford appeared before Justice of
ties: Mr Eaton proposes to put up a
Attorneys Zara Snow, L Z'mnier- man this afternoon at the hour of 2 1906 movement. This will make Eu­
the Peace C A Wlutermeier this morn­
buet of Webster for which tbe man and Wallace MoCamant, of Port- | o’clock was attended by quite a oowd
ing whore he pleaded guilty and was
gene Camp’s membership an even 400.
societies shall oom pete, the butt being
land are all in the city connected with who wished to sample the heralded
sentenced to 30 days in jail.
Altogether it was a splendid fratern­
tiie property of the .one first winning
products of Otto Kauffman's famous al meeting of tbe camp aud every
the ca-e.
Usual Bank Robbery.
it until legally won by tbe other so-
factory.
“chopper” went home determined to
By Benyp* new« Auo«:ation
eittee. This will beeometbiug entirely
Mr Kauffman is a mau who has strike for tall timber.
new in debating work at the Univer­
ashvillf
conducted the most successful factory
Port-
Mr Rogers left today ¿for
sity but it is btlieved that it will in
in Bacramento, California—and he land, but promised to eoon return to
lime come to b " tie* most iuiportau
knows bis business to tbe finish. Thia this portion of tbe forest and interest
debating eve at i.* the eihool year
Daily Guard Deo 6
can be attesled by the fine sample of all tbe camps in the surrounding
The old game of “Shinnie” .hae oap- Tbe proposition ae published In the
■ caudles which be Is.'t this office. All woods in the fortbooming Eug<ne
tared tbe school boys all over the city. G aukd a week or so ago was acce; ted
kindp, from the drip of orystal honey demonstration.
High School football games take on by both soob ties last evening.
The storm lias interfered with the ■ to the beet of Frenoh chooolatee and
LAUREAN8.
almost bh much interest as the'Varsi­
running of tbe U 8 mail lines between bon bous, deeorate tbe shelves of hie
ty .ames.
The usual literary society meeting Eugene and the lower Biuslaw and establishment and today pleased the .
Reed’s Condition Worse.
palates at dczi-ns who took advantage
Au 8000-noaud boiler has arrived for were held last uight but attendance Eugene and Blue River.
By
Nona A.aoot»tl«n
Ai
The Stage to Blue River was unable I of bis offer to advertise hie good*,
tiie wixden mills. It will add greatly was lighter at both than usual.
ashington
the Laoreau Hall Professor Young ad­ to go clear through yesterdsy on ao-' The faotory is destined to beoome the
to the power of the plant.
Commercial Club Now Has
dressed
the members on the sutj Ct, count of buh water and retarned to tueeca for the holiday trade In this
The Eugene orchestra will furnish
"Ths
Work
that
Faile
on
the
Uutver.
vicinity
and
the
public
can
do
no
bet
­
Eugen» t >day. It will start out on Its
mu-io for a "Hard Times” ball to be
a Fine New House.
ter than patronize ths same.
Riven l«y tbe Red Men at Cottage Grove ally Mau After ha gets out Into tbe regular ruu tomorrow morning.
World.”
Tbe rtlmiai» stage which wae due
Dec 28.
A vielt to the new quarters of the
Geo H Merritt gave a humorous tt i bare last night has not yet arrived and
Tiie Siu-law stage arrived here taut
Commercial Club in the Pain A Kuy­
utgbt at 11 o’clock, bringing two daya’ tat ion aud D W Taylor gave a well no word has tieeu beard irom it. It is
kendall property on South Willamette
mails. Otis trip was abandoned on prepared address. Tbe debut» w»s pre-u ued that a bridge has washed
street reveal« a traueforination soene
decided i n favor of the «ffi 'native, out or eotneilnng of that sort.
aco >nut of the high water.
Ths next term of admini-tratlou for which is gradually taking on tangible
Tbe society unanlmoirsly v .ied to no.
Th« aid tuifthe city con octi in
the
valiant Knights of Pythias of Hel­ form and which will soon be evolved
ospt Mr Eaton’s proposition t> bold au
piecing crushed rock on tl>« stre. t* of
met lodge will be guided by the fol- into one of the finest club houses out-
annual debate with the 1‘h.l > log lane.
th» city beeorees pleasantly apparent
side of the largest oitiee.
lowing newly elected officers:
Steamer Burned at Wharf
The debaters will be elected uext Fri­
during the spel s of very wet weather.
Brussels carpets, finely upholstered
By Her Ip pa N.twa AaaoaiatloB
O
0
Kauffman,
Chancellor
Com.
day even lug.
UrtivBBaiTY < »• W ashinutom , He-
Only a few remai o I ng struts have yet
furniture, first class chalre, tables and
mandur.
hiladelphia
utile, Wssh, Dec 5.—Arrangements are
PHII.0 LOOIAN8
to be treated in this effective way.
amusement apartments, new billiard
C B Willoughby, Vloe Chan oil lor.
I
being
made for the annual debates
tables and a first claw pool table are
At tbe PhllologtanB Hall tbe fo 1 *w-
The liberated convict Ingram who
H
A
Dunbar,
Prelate.
with tbs Unlver-i’y of Oregon, Uni-i
among the improvements. The wall*
w»« pardoned Is'Cause he so heroically lug program wae giveu :
G
▲
Barger,
Master
of
Work.
varsity of Idaho, aud Stanford Uni­
are covered withtn rlch.tapeetry-paper.
Recitation—J W Mott.
saved a guard’s life at the esoape of
W W Brown, Master of Exeeqner.
versity. The debaters’ tryout occurs
Prepared
address
—
J
O
Rui»
li,
Lumber has been hauled and coa-
Irmy and Merrill from the peniten­
1 next week aud many ambitious etn-1 D E Yoran, M» ter of F nance.
‘‘History of Oregon.”
structlon
oommenoed ou the clob
tiary
at
Salem
1«
in
Eagene
circulating
C L White', Keeper of R* oonls and
q
OUÖ
Extemporaneous Address - Ben denta are doing their best in prepara­ Beal.
bowling alley. The bBllding will be
a petition asking that Use legislature
ami
tion for the event. Th* question to be
Wagner.
erected at the rear of the main house
make au apporprtatiun tor him.
F E Taylor, Manter at Artue,
debated with tbs Uulven* ty will b* on
Five
The
society
aooepted
tbe
plan
for
the
and will be 100 feet long, having tbs
C
D
Ch
«penIng,
Inner
Guard.
Cot tan Grove Nugget: One of the
ftebltralion. It is ae follows:
“Re­
best of material and when flushed
di ad I eats who lias i«en “doing time” ano mil debate with the Ixareans and ul ved, That iu the eettknier t of all
A C Rsthinull, Outer Guard.
will be a first class alley.
io Jail at Eagene for theft during tbe 1 appointed McArthur, Waguer and ■ jueitlous or dispu'es arising between
O E Roberts, trustee.
Lem Williams has been engaged to
' carulvid, was landed io Jsil here iHM Mitchell on tbe debating ten no.
, capita, and labor, employers shall be
look after the rooms and the want* if
Monday night by Marxhai Underwood
comptl.eil to treat dirscily with aesoct'
Pelee Still Doing B usiness,
the members.
1 for draukeuness. Tuesday he wm re -
; atioua of ea>;l«yea rather than wi 0
Mjr 8crl pre N««r» A "Oo Huron
teaM’J and sent on his way south re­
; tbe individual members."
ort
e
rance
joining,
8ome Hone ago the G bajw ruade
Foilawing are tne delegate« foot» U
The unlimited prooessluo of I «oge
men tfcm <rf the fact that Walter Coch«
O to the YMCA convention now tn el-citons contino* with the new Mod­
chntn, of Cottage Grove, had put In a
«Mtesiun at Newberg:
Albert Gioeon, ern Woodmen officer* chceen Thursday
Two loggers, giving their namre u
claim to Ute oounty cmn tor the fifth
Thornton
Helman,
George
Ramsey,
U
I
evening:
Tom McCranur and Jas Murray, wars
re
war
i
<
ffered
for
the
capture
<tf
Ban
1
O Ro«s, Marloo Mct lnlo, M (4 (JtvavHr.
Th» following i Qioers were elected at
Edwin Wright, venerable consul.
brought before Police Judge Dorris tbl«
O 8 Heinen way, Carl Davis, George
th > meeting of the Unter of the Eiutero Heat-rn, t n marderer of Henton
U A Bcbwonog, worthy advisor.
forenoon
on the charge of using pt0'
Tracy,
and
who
waa
-
ent
«Led
to
the
Murphy, John flaudsaker, Httrvsy
Stir:
Uavtd Link, cleric.
penitentiary for life by the circuit fane and abusive language to tbe train-
Mi«* Llbble Voran, \V M.
\Vbe< ler.
M L York, banker.
-curt laat taoath.
The oouuty court ' men at tiie depot yesterday. Tbe Judge
\V W Bro»t>, W P.
C Call >wav, <Monrt
al its seesi >n this voeic allowed
Mr ’prompt'y gave each ten days. Ibey
Mre dsry Yerington, \ M.
B U Rosa, watchman.
will probably work out their sentenci*
Coebran
|6
“
(hr
bis
services
in
euXaliug
.V re Agree Me Uray, S ciMary.
Ear) Mon nt. «entry.
HDsi:S Withers in effecting Heaton’s on tbe street.
M 6...a E I Miner ng, Trauurer.
RMoMurphey. manager.
captan-.
Mr« Jennie i'ratt, Cotnlarsresa.
J .V Hasrts, MT L Citeebire, CUT
FoUnwiog it a list of tl i >n i . t
Mise Cartie Hall, Aealttntit Con­
I riot» at N »»ie fur frowenee and pro­ Atooood, ph vai clan«
ti uctrese.
vident when »old IQ hoik m given uy
the Niouy Gold l/igKen
Last night between 9 and 10 o’cl
i’etat ee, per ‘ack, U .>0; <<oton^
M M Jonee, who Is employed at tbe Policeman Cronerarrested a ftllo» •' 0
(Jeo B Dorris, attorney for the ee- |«r «Mik, »4; turnips, per seek, »4;
Helena No 1 mine tn the Bohemia die- was making« nuisance of him-' ' 1
Utlc of Geo W Pickett, decaned, has belt*, per »ack, H; oatrot», per eack,
trlct arrived io Eagene yesterday on a the street and lodged him In jab- Tn ’
Leet evening tbe membership of the
Injunction City, Wednesday, De. stjcit tusInsM trip. He reports that morning he was arraigned be •
fljod an Inventory aud appral^meut of »4; egg», l*r caae, |'J0; tattler, per oa»*,
the estate aa appral«ed by Henry Huff­ »22; peai'trfa. per box, »2.69; grapes, | Military Club elected for pre.ident, '*• inter 3, 1902, Mrs Anns-ttiulcor., be had to come out of the mine» on Judge Dorrle and charged with
man. G R Cbrleiun and J L Page. per ci ate, »3; apples, per box, »2.5*1; Darein Voran; vlce-pneldent, Geo a il 23 years, of child birth. The fu- ekeee on account of tbe deep enow. It derly oonduct. The Judge fitted him
Tbe value of all property, both real and ; lum-, iwr I mix , fit ton.atoea, pereax. Willoughby; secretary, Frank ETay- iet»l wae held y. Herday a: d Ki v P L wae ten or twtlve feet deep when he »7.60 which am< unt was prouipl*/
t»r
doaei<,
»1.60; I >r; treasurer, Olin Ford; trustee, HE ( Haaeen.of Eugene, oomiouted the
pereoual, 1» placed at »23,598.19, [which »2; cilery,
left. Tbe bard Chinook rain of Wedoea- paid. The man gave hie name ••
le conelderably laes than wee gener­ coal, per t D, »18 to »30; bay and oa|^ Hunter. Tbe ulub will |be well mau ceremonies. Mrs BUD Ison was recently Cay and Wednoeday night had a too- Henry Peteous and said be w** from
i
aged by this eet of tMAoere.
per lou, »80.
fi om the East.
ally thought.
deucy te melt a lot of it.
Blue River.
poration at
cano Throws Ashes
A report caCoe to the GUAHb last
evening that on Wednesday of Ibi*
week when Boot* Gilleqpje, MnBC
Lewis, daughter of Defdlty County
Clerk F L Gibbs, and little child were
driving across ja small bridge on the
A Sotrthern Bank Dynamited— Wilf Creek road Jast beyond Roeel-
ton’a sawmill, twenty m Iva southwest
Shah of Persia Cats Harem
of Eugene, t be bridge broke down,
From Eleven Hundred
precipitating the t ain, wagon afld its
occvpants to the groand fiftisHi feet
ta Sixty Women.
below.
It was almxt miraoel >ua that they
*/ kerl.ips Nswa AaSDClattun
were not k 11 <d or seriously injured.
As it wm , they all received lovere
ienna
bruises and «crctctte* aud tbe hoOhe»
were hart soiue, bet not seriomdy.
It seams that out» of the striogan of
l>ie tirldge was rotten and the weight
of the 'eatn and wagon canned it to
give way.
Hail any serious injuries resulted
the coeuty no douM would have a
damage unit oo its baud».
Port­
Spring.
land.
Five Miles Hi$h.
V
, Dec 6.—The Tage-
blatt in its issue this morn­
ing says the Shah of Persia
has caused a great sensation
and not a little agitation by
reducing his harem irom
•levan hundred to sixty.
The discarded women al­
most without exception have
influential relations who
have profited by the presence SENTENCED TO 30
of their females in the impe­
rial household.
These re­ DAYS FORLARCENY
lations complain of this treat­
ment of their women as
loudly as they dare.
Economical considerations
are understood to be respon­
sible for the lopping off of
the harem surplus.
The people regard it as an
astounding reform, some­
UNIVERSITY OF
thing unheard of in Persian
OREGON NOTES
harem history.
CANDY FACTORY.
S
, Pa, Dec 6.--The
commission investigating the
coal strike on meeting this
morning announced that
today’s session would be a
short one.
Father Curran, on the wit­
ness stand, declared that the
condition of the miners and
their families was deplorable.
N
, Tenn, Dec 6.—
The WhitevilleSaving’s Bank
was blown open with dyna­
mite last night. The robbers
escaped with two thousand
dollars. Officers are in pur­
suit.
Brevities.
EAST AND WEST
MAILS DELAYED
ELEGANT APARTMENTS.
W
, Dec G. -Ex­
Speaker Reed’s symptoms, as
given by this morning’s,bulle­
tin, are not so favorable as
yesterday.
He suffers from nausea,
and is unable to retain
nourishmont. This condition
greatly depresses the distin­
guished patient.
Knights of Pythias.
Intercollegiate Debate.
P
, Dec 6.—
The steamer Saxon was
burned at her wharf tilia
moruiug together with hur
cargo.
I fighting the flames
flroman was drowned
two others injured,
steamer hands were over­
come by tbe smoke but will
»Mover.
F
D F
, Marti­
nique, Ditc 6.— Mount Pelee
is again in violent eruption.
Com|M*tent authori ies es­
timate that the ashe«’ are l>o-
ing thrown five mile* high,
l'lieio is no panic among
the jieople as yet, although
there is every appearance
that many who returned to
their homes after the great
eruption will bo again com­
pel led to tly for >afety.
Officers of the Eastern Star.
Nome Markets.
Lots of Snow.
Died.
«Ml I
■ I.
■
id shows a very gratifying
>f postal receipts over laat
venth more.
Ax Billy
D epartment Shire.
Dey & Henderson, Lndertiken
1 and Embalmer». Cor. Will an<r?th
?
Watch tor our Extra Special Saturday Night.
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