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EUGENE. OREGON. SATURDAY FEBRUARY 28 1903.
LADRONES
SHOOK
I
ST. PIERRE’S
SURVIVOR
ELECTION
FEEDING
BEEF CATTLE
FROM DEATH
NARROW ESCAPE
IN JONE
C.
Great Chasms Every
where Over Guam
Island.
Are you wearing the right collar ?
Does it feel comfortable ?
If not, you
need the Cluett-Peabody kind.
If you
don’t wear them now you don’t know
what collar-comfort means
Arrow brand ; all sizes and styles ;
ready here
Better see our Monarch
shirts; latest patterns.
HAMPTON BROS
WEEKLY EUGENE GUARD.
Astoria, Feb. 24.—Senator Charles
W. Fulton will leave for Washington
tonight in response to a telegram
from Senator Mitchell desiring his
immediate presence. What this means
| has been arousing great comment
CAMPBELL BROS., Publisher i here, aud there is little doubt in
the minds of many people that .they
statement recently circulated that
Senator Mitchell was seriously ill,
OFFICE—Fast side of Willamette «tre3t,
tweeu Seventh and Eighth «tre
is so far continued by this circum­
stance as to lend to it more than a
color of probability. When questioned
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
on the matter Mr. Fulton disclaimed
any knowledge of the state of tho
82. ease further than what was disclosed
Ou. Year........
. 4.
ix Month«..
by the telegram, stating that he was
Three Month«
himself at a loss as to its real si gnifl-
cence.
Advertising rate« made known on application
Adilrex« »11 bueinees letter« to THE GL AllD,
Eugene, Oregon.
r
L WHITSON,
DENTIST
Having purchased the 'tfiee and fixture# o.
the la.e decease. 1 W V Henderson, I all'
now prepared to do any tn in.- in the line o'
Dentistry in the above said office.
WCruwaand bridge work a specialty.
Married.
At the home of Mr bd <1 Mre Lee
Ha ly, February 18, 1908, David 8 Mo
Ferreu and Mr« Parnells C Branton
rere unit'd In marriage by RerUL
Lobdrll.
EUGENE LOAN and
C WOODCOCK,
A
ATTORNEY AT-LAW.
Cft ce-Cue half link ecu
¿UQKNÍ, OBROOS»
■yyr
L. CHESHIRE, M. D
PHYSICIAN
AND
Of Eugene. Oregon.
SURGEON,
Chtiatrau lilg.
$60,000
25,000
Ku gene, Oregon.
w BROWS, M. D.
A
GKNtRAL •ANRING »U»INr»» TRAN»'
ACTED ON FAWOR*»UC TERM»
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Offioe— Upstair« io Chr’sœvn Bleck
Draft« i««ued on the principal cities of ths
Uni ed States and foreign countries.
Interest allowed on demand certificate of
deposit when left «tated'period
Colle, ti me receive our prompt attention.
City sod County Warrants bought.
[ OUÏS R BEAN_______
D A'PAINE
W E BROWN.
Vic« PraxideaL
Prtxidaat,
ATTORNEY—AT—LAW.
W W BROWN,
F W OSBURN.
Aiit Cazhlsr
Caihivr.
Offioe iu new McClung Bio. k Ro tn« 14 and
15. Special attention given »• land and rninin
watt era.
Hour«: » toll a 2 in; 1 3, « to to to. p
Eugen', Oregon.
J. J. Walton
FIRST
P- N"*
WALTON 4 NESS
y^ttorneys-At-Law.
Will practice in all th,e court« in the «tate
Office room No 8—Walton block. Eugene, Or.
Hataal Banh
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
jjh HUGHE. PENLAND
< oner 7th and Wil amettv «tree»* Chronic
ciSsMe» sod def or fi* i ,.« » specialty.
Ledy
n attendant«.
EOR iioB DsBAR,
m d .
PHYSICIAN'«nd SURGEON.
O« Fug»"».
Paid ui Cash Capi««'
®O0
Surolu»
-
8BO.OOO
Eugene
Oregon.
P ortland ,
F b. 23.—*'A spreial
ns usual, his present herd numbering
rli'Cti'xi i>>r t' e ptirpo •• of ohoovlng a
saped from A\t. Pe'ee
about one hundred.
>> .« ••> . ».i i. ni t i F.r«t District ’o
(’ H Peervct , «ti ixp«rletii*d
fl i h vac noy <ie> »ei.ined by lhe
Mr. Millican is a model farmer, his
miner, formerly of tins it', t ut ’atelv
is in New York
.,»■ th »! Tnoiua« H Toi gue will be
fences, residence, liarns ami outbuild­
employed ri muni g a monel on «
ings being kept in splendid repair
ci'l Ibe.Ae u May I and Juns 15,”
vet» four mill« «>« . of Helena No. 1
' >aid G n. rnur ,» ,n> l«iu luxt night.
while tile rich, black soil is tilled to
t
in Un. Hnhoiiiia mi Ing di-uii«,
Settlement of International Claims t
Iu glvll'g bin r a- > ii for callibg the
the liest advantage, lie plants half of
Big Russian Cigarette Factory election n> 'lie t me mautioniid, the Hatu it y af eru ion »1 it part of Sunday his farm land to corn each year—and
—Washington's
Birthday
in F-’veu vi t ug o d t i:i" fr'end .
: voriior ««i t : •'A greater numtwr of
works it -the other half to wheat and
Burned—St. Louis Had a
Observed All Over
O i Ilia I »-t trip out from tbe dia'ilut
I
■
»t
Z4li«
will
be
al>lt<
t
i
vote
nt
that
oats. Tho next year he changes the
the East.
Big Fire This Morning.
naiii"if Mr Penranli« natr wly eeoaned
lime, it is a neaw.i whdn the farmer«
corn onto the wheat and oat land, and
Inal, g lit. life. ft <efl Ototip about 9
oan leavd thiir work, -ind the roads
vice Varna.
u
’
cl
n'k
in
liie
in
>.
niog
on
hu < v » I i •»
(Scripps News Association)
C hicago , Feb. 23. — Wash­
are good enough to allow them to get
It d<a*s one good to look at his
lug t > Ul-i'ie wliat
c.:l“il llie
Helds while the crops are growing and
ington’s birthday is being S t . L ouis , Feb. 24.—The to the polling pine.« without great in« exji-i'
Kl' e Hl t
ripening, lie does not haul a point.i
observed in this city today. immense car sheds of the sonventence.”
U for'n.I, > v •
r < o al 'g 'tie
‘ The new eongreeeu>«a would not
of produce from his farm, drives it
Advices from all over the Suburban Railroad Company ace much of a «pedal kesalon of oou- .aui'itui. hum
..«» u.. 5 ’ on- of ii e
away on foot, He never lacks ready
East are to the effect that the of this city was destroyed by greestfone should be called Immedi­ enow «hoe* »t.d in»ie'>d of returning money. Not a few grain-farmers who
he eliruki have done, he re lv.'i
day is being nationally ob­ fire this morning. The fire ately following tha pree«nt one,” was hs
are always pressed to make ends meet
to push or.
though with equally good farms >u
served, more so than on any was caused by electric wires suggented.
There 1« at lea t enough «now in tlie
*'That is true,” answe'ed Mr Cham­
Mr. Millican, might well take heed
previous occasion.
getting crossed.
B iheiula itiatrici to tie found at a-<y
berlain, “but It cannot iw hflpe.1. Be­
of his system of farmiug.
Seventy
cars
were
burned.
deeiratile
depth
at
lliia
eea-on
of
ttie
Ladrone Earthquake.
May I and June 15 Is the natur­
year—atiy whe.e from 7 to 18 feet—and
The loss will reach a quarter tween
al time for au elec Ion Iu Oregon, aud
By Scrtpp« New» Association
Mr. Millican uses head work as to
through ilila Mr Pearsons fl lunderid,
of
a
million
dollars.
II 1« the time I shall call thia election
selling equally with his farm work.
H onolulu , Feb. 23.—Naval
riuieiinr s up to hi« neck and at other
for The present congressional term,
Hie is just beginning to turn his cat­
Governor Schroeder of the Is­
times only io hie waist. He kept iu >v*
Given Up for Lest.
expi ee in March, and it would b»
tle off, having sold Watkins A Mliler
land of Guam in the La- (By Scripps News Association.) ueelens to elect a man to serve during itig forward however, imping at any eleven head today. From now till the
uiomeut
to
find
more
solid
walking
drones is here enroute to L iverpool , Feb, 24.—The the short time before this term expire«. Thu« lie Conllru-d until about 4 o'clock llrst of May a butcher's life is not a
If a man is to be elected for the coming
happy one, the stall-fed product cost-
Washington.
of the Dempster liner term lieeanuot take offic» before Ma>cb when, wet to the skin and hie f .t itig
them pretty money. Mr. Milli­
He reports the most violent owners
be resolved to tiuiLl a tire Alili
Palmas,from Newport to Bos­ 4, so !t would tie impossible for liliu to cbilied,
can's herd will probably average him
earthquake ever known in ton,
proceeded to do so.
practically aban­ attend the prevent session. A «pedal At ■ tii» juncture the decliuing 8UD fifty dollars a head-85000. And
the Ladrones as happened re­ doned have
hope
that the steamer session, if it should l>e cal lest, would In the west warned lilm that he c. uld this is mostly clear money, his
cently. The shocks were ter­ is afloat.
•cjourn lie lure the summer mo: ths
not make the Ridge Houne tlist night, outrange back in the hills providing
range for young cattle and splen
rific and almost continuous. She is now thirty-five days «et In. I du not believe tt is possible aud
lie al«o fou mi out that there ww
The surface of Guam was oveidue. She carried a crow for a oou g re-eon an to tie elected iu not enough wood in sight tha would lid summer feed so cattle are in good
t urn to take his placs before the next
raised six inches.
Great of thirty-six men.
buru to keep the fl e going a l i iiht, condition to commence feeding. His
regular sc»«Inn.
ami to attempt to exist during the pruflt on feeding probably amounts
chasms were opened all over
“If I should call an election now
night m»de freezing to death an abro to twenty dollars a head, 82000, al­
Coaling Station Treaty.
the island.
tome Metlons of thecou: t y would not
lowing a valuation of thirty dollars a
luie certaiuty. He again started for
l>' iepresented at all in the vote. I
[The Ladrones are situ­
(Scripps News Association. )
ward, remembering with a shudder head, 84000, at the commencement of
ated 1400 miles east of the W ashington , Feb. 24.— v ant tbie io lie an election In whleh that ii» *•“ in tbs vinlnity where at tho feeding season.
ei y c'.tlzen of the state can take part. dltierent periods ttiree man bad frozen
Philippines
and
4200 President Roosevelt at 1L - Alibis
the roads are bad in lbs
I
to death before and their b'Mliea re­
miles west of the Sand­ o’clock this forenoon affixed c untry, lime
and there are many good dll-
only after the «now iiad TAX COLLECTIONS
wich Islands, a little norther­ |hÌ8 signature to the treaty re­ . z. ue from tt:e country who could not covered
mailed. It was now bard work to
ly of adirectlii e between the cently negotiated by Minister t *e the trouble tu uo to polling t'laoes make progreee, but be bravily pet aimed
NEXT WEEK
two groups.- -E ditor G uard ] Squires with the Cuban gov­ A *«'n, they are Lusy with their farm and dropped down the mnuatein ride
i ig aud other work, ai d ould not with the vaiu hope of fluding tlie
Some Arbitration.
> ernmental Havana. Through v 41 leave i . B t*een May 1 sud
less in depth. About 6:80 tie
Scripps News AftsoalAtlon
thi« treaty the United States I li ne 15 is the n »total time for au sunw upon
(Daily Guard, Feb. 24.)
a Ul.gtk of timber where the
L ondon , Feb. 23.—The an­ receives titlo to coaling sta­ . e -cion iu this itate, and I do uot c. flrv ’He had
Tho 1'102 asMwment rolls have been
prevtou.ly swept '.through
nouncement was made in tions in the West Indies, : ‘ 'nk thc ruk should tu changed m I hi . 1 left the enia'ler flrzgood dry wood. extended, a warrant, attached thereto
parliament today that the heretofore needed eo badly. I I h UÄoe. ’
He knew it w»s all ulgiit for biru in for collection by the county clerk,
British members of the Alas­
the snow. He fouud a l.aree log in lhe and were today turned over to
Cigarette Factory Fire.
»Q .w against which to build a tire. Sheriff Fisk for collection. As three
kan boundary tribunal will
TIMBER LAND
The Arc *m nut long in forlbcouilng, per cent, rebate is allowed on all
be selected after consultation
(Scripps News Association. )
ami by the time Feareomi had a roar­ taxes paid prior to March 15th a busy
with the Canadian govern­ S t . P etersburg , Feb. 24.—
DEAL MADE ing bih»e be »»" quit e warm with time is expected in the sheriff’s office
ment.
Fire destroyed the Bogna-
bl- ze.rtioD, excepting hie feet. He for the next three weeks. Creed
Lord Cranborne also an­ doff cigarette factery this I
ki laying in a i-upply of fuel for the Hammond has been appointed a de­
nounced that the government morning. It liada capacity I ' Saturday afternoon Otto Olstoti, night's comfort until he had a hat he puty to assist in tho office during
ught to be eufflo.'ent and went to that time.
had information that all of a million cigarettes a day. I tha mining promoter, completed a tb>
hi case one-half the tax is paid
tin
tire to reef, imagine tila eiirpi|*e
American claim* against The loss will reach nearly U ; deal of importance in the business and Joy when tie dlsc ivered during liefore April 5th the taxpayer has
I
world.
He
disposed
of
several
Venezuela would bo sub- million of dollars.
1 hundred acres of tine timber lands to bl« laborn the tire had melud away the the time for payment of the balance
mitted to The Hague tribu­
io. C. Ruby and Jacob Koontz, of enow and revealed two oilier loj» extended till October 5th. If the
St. Pierre’s Sole Survivor.
nal for arbitra tion.
New Martinsville, West Virginia. The oro««ed diagonally with lit« tilg b..uk half or all is not paid by April 5th a
|
land
is situated near Walterviile and log tflorcing for LI h ulgtit'a ei joy merit ten per cent, penalty is attached to
(Scripps
News
Association.
)
Mining Belt Railroad.
ope grnud fireplace burning ami send­ tlm tax with twelve per cent, interest
of good quality.
Serfp.s New* Asr'CiH’lon
N ew Y ork , Feb. 24.—Sam-, ' is Mr.
ing cut volumes of heat for eeverxl till paid.
Ruby
is
president
of
the
First
S pokane , Wash, Feb, 23.— son Ludger the sole survivor
it payH to pay taxes promptly uiyler
yards
in trout of it.
Hauk of his city and Mr.
the provisions of the law now
W C Morris, a Spokane capi­ of the St. Pierre, Martinique National
Ha
laid
hiineelt
down
clove
to
this
Koontz one of the city's prominent
talist, is just back from the disaster, from the fiery hail! business men. They will commence blaz-and slept through the night, to force.
wa. e up In the very early morning,
East today where be raised of Mount Pelee, ariived here logging operations as soon as practice hi«
clot bee dry, tils body sore, bis
ble.
A
large
forco
of
men
will
lie
$900,000 on Ixinds of the this morning by the steamer
■loiuicb empty.
employed
by
them
on
the
property.
Oregon it Washington Trans­ Fonfabelle.
A tier considering the matter care-
camps will shortly lie estab­
fu ly * hlle yet clove to the Are, wliloh
portation Company. This Ludger’s mind is practical­ Several
lished.
eating Io way Into the three log«,
Manila, Feb., 24.— A force of
proposed line of road will be- ly unbalanced, by reason of Mr. Olstoti thinks that it is likely I w«-
i . etermtued to climb tlm mountain drones under General San Migual
and tilt the trail again. In tills
built from the rich Sumpter- the frightful experience he ,,IHt
gentlemen —._»4 will
remove x»v»<w to aide
he w»« u:ci%«ifiil, and eru. rged ¡.t i be appeared yesterday. They avoided an
—
■ a •
1« *
f-’ ■ •
9—. -» ».a 6 4»— k
***»
He
from tho Last
as 4 they ««_* were
mining district in Bakert underwent
at bt. t lerre. 1— very much impressed with the place 1 Wi relim ae, 15 rnlleH from the railroad engagement with the main force in the
where Mie Millar, tlieevereympaihe'lo south, but captured three small de­
County, Oregon, to S|>okane. is in a destitute condition but " I ! on
their visit here a few days ago. lady and noble woman at that plnce tachments of constabulary.
The
Apart from mining support will be cared for by friends They
vs»» him, ec-ordlug 1» hi» story, the enemy surrounded the towns of Cain-
are now on their way home.
Lr-t eupper he ever ate.
it will cut across rich agricul­ here.
To hie utter arnaz menl Mr Paar- ta and Taytay, 11 miles east of Ma­
tural districts at presen- [May 8th, 1902, the most
eon» found that be had tieen In lhe nila, Saturday, and captured 40 scouts
mountain« two whole days. Iu his anil 10 men of the constabulary, Whom
without transportation facili­ appalling catastrophe of it»
wnnderlngs he Imagined that be had they afterward» set free.
ties.
kind on record took place Practicing early. .Saturday after only «pent the night.
From there Mr Pearsons weut to
from the first eruption of noon the six year old »oil of C. 8. fo'tage
Grove on horseback. He
Jeune,
of
Wendling,
decided
to
tie
a
Mount Pelee, Martinique. A
a'eted tiefora leaving Munday, that it
and commenced practicing wasthe experience of a life-time aud
survivor aboard-ship de­ phyaician
immediately on his little brother, he Coes not want another.
Dr W F Mendenhall, • prominent
Washington, Feb. 23.—The House of scribes the terrible event as if five years old, by amputating four
ptiy-iefan of Linn county and well
Representatives
met
at
noon the top of the mountain was toee of his right foot with an axe.
koowu In Kugene, died at his home In
Sunday in special session to hear blown off, followed by a rain Tho operation waH complete.! by Dr.
Harrhburg Haturday night, February
eulogies on the late Representative of molten metal. St. Pierre F. M. Day, who was immediately
21.
Iherunera' was held today and
Tongue, of Oregon. Representative at its base almost simultan­ summoned front Eugene. The Jenne
To Mr and Mr« H G Miller, 341 Boat
Moody, after offering the customary
laiy should be granted license liefore Ninth «trwt, lagene, February 22, wwa attended by several Eugen» Ma­
flames. he is allowed to commence other [
son«. He was In the neighborhood of
resolution, took the speaker's chair eously burst into
IM, a 9-pouud daughter.
75 years of age
and presided throughout the day. When the ashes of the city operations.
Many of Mr. Tongue's colleagues had cooled so search parties
from both the river and harbor and could penetrate the ruins sev­
the irrigation committees, aud those eral days afterwarde, one sur­
who accompanied his remains to Ore­
gon. were heard in eulogy. The vivor of the nearly thirty,
inhabitants was
services was conducted with solem­ thousand
Ho
nity appropriate to the occasion, the found- -Samson Ludger.
remarks being brief but touching, was confined in the city pris­
landing the accomplishments of the on in an underground cell,
. I
• '.4 b-l I ring hl- deal II
while he was yet rising power for in and when released was al­
most insane through fright
I the National Congre
Died
Ealogies on Tongue.
Born.
Prof Xartindale Dead
and the terrible heat to whi< h
he had l>ten subjected ■ -Ei
itor G uard .]
Weston. Or., Feb. 23.—Professor
.Jame« M. Marlindal», president of
the Weatoti Normal School, died Sun- I MRS LYONS
day morning, after a protracted ill
M»». The funeral waa b< Id this
RELEASED
afternoon.
was well known
Prof.
Martindak
cVUofj»« •nt"«ta4 to <■ wW rwwivv
iu Eugene. He wak formerly «uperiu-
Mr» E dn" 1 yon Mstnrday »ucrred-
o . p» »«toot •»-.
Alhany public d, II
tendent of the
■ at”
I K 'V »air -
achook.
189.
He was 41 year» of age •rf-rd, in -ewuring the 11<W bond»,
Fra. «tent
.
'
SBEzU».
U H‘A-,WtoZl.
•nd leave» a wife and one child.—1>1. •b- low i,a. her liberty.
Goir l.,
Otic». — Room ov r Eiig-ne Loan 4 Saying-
*
GENERAL BANKINGBTlHNBJS
B*l k. K-Kiwi« No
1 —1 •»"*»•. •“* /A
on
V*FWB- B aht
Btlea.’—l tn day or nwht.
l’h"ue rw»ie®<—. 4» < 03 ae
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Main TÌ. OSes. Mm 49.
* J?i J .; èscMM «°1J
D»J «e. rao» ir»! «bjoct to' c' » or
Robert Millican, whose farm lies
H. Pensons, a Bohemia near Walterviile, sixteen miles from
Eugene, on the McKenzie, is feeding
Miner, Spenta Terrible Night
I hm 'C cattle for the market this year
in the Mountains.