The Eugene weekly guard., June 13, 1903, Image 5

IGS
horrible
MURDER
T
years in account of the lack of rain. I
rj a ni ] a TllklC'
Mrs. Coleman arrived this after- vJlxAL/UrA I 11 vVl
I
HOW GERTRUDE
LUCKY BOY COM-
uoou from Wimhleton, South Dakota,
(Daily Guard, June 5. )
aud will visit Eugene frieuds a tew
C. Stuart was in from Mchawk to- weeks.
day.
Mrs. W. E. McElroy ami daughter
E. P. Cad well,of Leaburg, is iu the weut to Sal* m this ufteiuocn wleie|
Frank Sharkey, of tbe Lu cky Roy
The Sau Franc iaoo Chronicle gives
city.
she will joiu her husband aud reside The Eugene High School Puts Out tbe particular» of the killiug of Miss Mining Comau.v. who was in Eugene
I
An Excellent Class, the Lar­
Albert Applegate is home from in the future.
Gertrude Severn in California, for­ this week, obtaiued permission from
Yoncalla.
merly of Eugeue, as mentioned iu a tbe county court to place a flume
Mrs. Heidtrsoc, of Fort .o n »,
gest of Its History.
special dispatch to the Guard, as idong tbe aide of the couuty road a
J. L. Robertsou is iu San Francisco Cal., arrived this afternoon and is
short distance above Blue River for
follows:
ou business.
the guest of Mr. aud Mis. J. J. El-
(Daily Guard, June 6. )
the purpose of bringing water out of
“
Misa
Gertrude
Soveru,
step-daugh
­
wood
of
this
city.
Doak Zumwalt, of Lorane, was in
The Christian church was crowded
Eugene today.
Geo. Haudsaker, who Las been south last evening by tbe friends and rela­ ter of A. J. Brauuou, was killed the McKeuzie River to ruu their big
shortly after 5 o’clock Monday after­ electric plaut which will booh be es­
C. P. Houston, of Junction, was iu ou business for tbe Wilhelm Milling tives of the members of the graduat noon by tbe Stocktou tlyer, while tablished at Blue River to furnish
Conipauy, returned this atteruoon ing class of the High School who pre
the city today.
that train whs passing through Hay power for the mines.
aud will spend Sunday iu Eugeue.
sented the final exercises upon their wards. Tbe youug woman was em­
Attorney J. E. Young is here from
The water will have a 27-foot fall
And Buried the Body in Her Cottage Grove.
Mrs. Walter Eakin, of Salem, who stepping into the duties of life. For
ployed at the Haywards pickle works there, which will furnish more than
has been tbe guest of her sister, Mrs. some of tbe class it moans further
Back Yard—Negress Con­
and she left there at 5 o'clock on a ample power to operate tbe plaut.
Horace McKinley arrived this mern-
Minnie Washburue, for tbe past few schooling iu the University and
Permission was also obtaiued to set
itg
from
Portland.
bicycle for her home.
fessed to the Crime to San
days, leturued to her home this after­ others it means the eud of school
poles and string wires along the »ams
“
As
tbe
wind
was
blowing
almost
Miss Marie Ware returned this noon.
days and the commencement of life's a gale and considerable dust was fiy- stretch of road.
Francisco Police.
morning from Portland.
Wildling Heck and wife, who have real tattle.
The oompauy [furnished a bond of
'ng, it is supposed she did uot hear
Mrs. J. M. Pipes returned^ today be* u in Eugeue during tbe wiuter,
That eveiy nirmler is prepared for tbe train approaching, for she rude 81000 to insure that the flume aud
San Francisco, June 6.—A startling fiom a visit iu Portland.
leave tomorrow moruiug for Minne the future was proven last evening directly iu front of it aud was struck poles and wires do not interfere with
confession was made to tbe police Inst
Attorney J. K. Weatherford strived sota wbhere they will visit during tbe by the masterful efforts put forth on i l>y the pilot of the engine aud thrown or damage the road.
night by a very comely young mulatto this afteruoou from Albany.
the platform in the delivery of excel fully toity feet. She was probably
summer.
girl who gave her name as Annie
lent orations ami readings by the rep killed instantly. Tbe train was
Juliu«, Pincus, a hop dealer of
J.
M.
Martin
wmt
to
Portland
to
­
White Rosa.
day to purchase machinery to 1« used resentutiMiM of the ctass. They all stopped as quickly as possible and
Appearing at tbe Central Station, Salem, was in Eugene today.
iu hie brick making plant. A slight showed that good training and proper lacked tip to the seelie of the(acci-
Dr.
Geo.
Wall,
of
Cottage
Grove,
trembling violently, she related tbe
accident
at the kiln last evening de­ care bad been shown in the selection deut.
details of a tragedy of the most brutal came down on business today.
of subjects. Tbe class is the largest
layed
the
force half a day.
‘‘Meanwhile others hail pickedjup
character.
She said that a mouth
Jacob Proebstel of Portland, deputy
of the three that the school has the body and summoued medical as
Mrs. Elizabeth lladsell,of Mapleton,
ago she had visited Oakland with a U. 8. marshal, is in the city.
graduated.
sistance, but the physiciaus who res­
negro ex-soldier named Walker, and
Attorney J. 8. Medley, of Cottage arrived today aud joined her [sou, “ The church as» a tower of rosea, ponded declared that death must have
The Southern Carnival Com|«uy,
Geo. lladsell, who has been iu tbe
after remaining in bis company three (¡rove, spent last night iu Eugene.
ferns and wild flowers of all descrip- beeu instantaneous.
The
tragedy
which
was turned dowu by the city
city
several
days.
Mrs.
lladsell
is
in
days they called on Mrs. Elizabeth
tion. The Juuiors, under the direc­
Mrs. J. E. Bronaugh, of Portland,
Le Roy, colored, aged 80 years, and arrived iu Eugeue this afteruoou aud quite a serious condition resulting tion of l*rof. Sueedeu, did tbe deco­ was reported to the coroner, aud an council for the use of the city's
from prolonged attacks of rheuma- rating amj other tasks of service iuquest will lie held as soou as tbe Btreets for carnival purposes, has de­
who was president of the “Laides’ is a guest of releativs here.
traiu crew cau lie in attendance.” cided to fill its date iu Eugeue any
tiem.
Union.”
which are supposed to fall to the lot of
way and will erect its teuts and appa­
E. R. Skipworth wes a f assetger to
Prof. Frederick Dunn, of tbe de­
They did their
KILLED HER WITH AN AX.
ratus ou tbe circus grouuds uorth of
Portland today iuteuditg to sptd a partmeut of Latiu of the University, the under classmeu.
While at the Le Roy bouse, Walker few days recreating in the city.
work well.
the depot.
returuedlboine last evening from his
President P. L. Campbell, of the
became aware that the aged woman
This company comes with some
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Chester
Bean
left
this
visit
to
Harvard
where
he
has
taken
University, made au address full of
had money in her possession. At one
really
excellent recommendations anti
afternoon
for
Aberdeen,
Washington,
an advanced course in bis spevial wisdom and good advice to the gradu­
time she exhibited 843. Determining
where it has showed in California,
where
they
will
reside
iu
the
iuture.
line
during
the
last
school
year.
He
ates. Tbe ueeds of still higher steps
to secure tbe money Walker killed
tbe publio say it is all right. Judg­
Mi*. W. H. Hughes was a passen will resume his work at tbe Univer­ iu education were clearly shown.
Mrs. Le Roy with an ax. Miss Ross
ing from the gentlemanly ad vanes
sity
at
the
opening
of
the
fall
session.
ger
to
Portland
this
morning
where
Nothing cau be too good for the bril­
Thursday sometime during the day men who have beeu through here, the
says that tbe deed was executed in
on
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Dunn
will
reside
liance of youth and ambition to grasp the till of the Fairmount store was management means to do the best
the kitchen of tbe bouse. Walker she will visit among tritt ds fora
West Tenth and Lawrence streets.
aud perpetuate. His remarks met touched for 815 anil the thief has uot thing for all. The oompauy had uot
after the commission of his crime, few days.
with high appreciation.
Mrs. J. B. Harris, of Portland, who
beeu apprehended.
The
money l>eeu apprised of the action of tbe
buried the body of his victim in tbe
The musical selections of the even­ drawer bad not been working right council anil supposed that everything
back yard and then left, after lock­ has been visiting with Mr. and Mis.
ing were excellent aud elicited ap for several days and upon examina­ was moving along all right until the
ing Miss Ross in I he bouse. The Geo. Gross for the past week, re-
preciative responses from tbe aud­ tion it was found that a small key bad visit of the second agent.
young woman escaped and feared to turned to her home this afternoon.
ience.
been forced down next to the liell to
tell of tbe murder. She was taken
Miss Edith Thorpe of Oakland,
Beginning with the 29th of this
The '03 class is the last one to lie keep tbe alarm from ringing, evi­ month the caruival will hold forth in
sick, since which time she has been Cal.,who has been trimmer for Mrs.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
graduated from the old building. dently by some oue who contem­ the city for one week, iuouding the
confined to the county hospital, Yes S. F. Wbiteaker during the past season
Levi and Rosa M. Geer to John
terday she gained her discharge and left this afternoon on her retuiu Sutherland, 40-121 of an acre iu tp. Its students go out to work for their plated securing the contents of the 4th of July.
alma mater loyally. They have till.
at once sought the police.
trip.
22 s, r 3 w, 825.
grown to think a great deal of the
While the pioprietor was absent
BODY TAKEN UP.
Levi aud Rosa M. Geer to Suther­
Ex-Commissioner Jobu McMahon,
school. Eugene is also proud of the from the store Thursday, either at­
Late last night tbe body of Mrs. of Springfield piecinct, is iu Eugene. land A Geer, 577-4356 of an acre in tp.
establishment and wishes it well in tending to the mail pouch at the
Le Roy was taken from the place He suffered a stroke of paralysis a 22 s, r 3 w, 825.
every sense of the word.
depot or at home earlier in the day,
where it had been buried by the mur­ few weeks ago but is now consider­
Willamette Real Estate Company to
tbe till was opened and 813 in gold
derer. Scarcely a foot of earth cov­ ably better.
S. P. Gilmore, lots 5 and 6, block 32,
abstracted therefrom. The identity
ered the corpse. Where Walker has
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Abrams of Cot­ Junction City, 800.
of the thief is entirely unknown and
gone is not known, but it is ltelieved tage Grove, returned to their home
Ira and Mary Higgins to Riley Gar­
Under tbe uew law the couuty court
no attempt was made to trace him.
that he has re-enlisted in tbe army. this afternoon after attending tbe ten, 9 acres iu Laue county, 8300.
now appoints two road viewers to
The
loss
was
discovered
in
the
after-
J. T. and Addie Tuffs to A. E.
He is described as a tine specimen of reception party at Dr. Paine’s last
uoon and a party was followed to view out all new county roads instead
Nouree, block 9 and fractional block
the negro, being robust and well evening.
Springfield as a suspect, but be estab­ of appointing separate viewers for each
118 in Springfield Investment A
formed. Miss Ross is held by the
Miss Henrietta Lauer arrived up
lished his innocence beyond a doubt. road.
Power Company's ad. to Springfield.
police pending the investigation.
The court thia morning named the
from Portland today aud is the guest
Tbe police have uot teen notified.
Daily Guard, June 5.)
viewers for this county, G. G. Gross
The victim had several hundreds of at the home of Hon. and Mrs. S. H. 8750.
John Pryor was suddenly attacked
and P. J. McPherson, both of Eu­
Inger Federickaen et al, to Fred N,
dollars in the bouse, which Walker Friendly. Mrs. Lauer is expected up
gene, being tbe appointee«.
They
Federicksen, all their right, title and by a trouble with his heart last night
failed to secure. He took the 843, in a few days.
will serve till Jan. 1. 1804, when their
interest in 30 acres in tp. 18, s r 10 w, about 10 o’clock ami within an hour
which was all the money he could
Ernest and Roy King arrived this 8601».
he was dead at his home. He bad re­
BiicceHSor« will be appointed to aerve
find.
afternoon
from
San
Francisco
to
at
­
cently
been ill with la grippe but had
one year.
R.
Fred Fisk, sheriff, to S. L.
(Daily Guard, June 6.)
Mrs. Le Roy lived alone, and maDy
tend the graduation exercises of their Main, certain land in tp. 19 s, r 8 w, been convalescent for several days,
The viewers accompany tbe couuty
Yesterday was tbe fiftieth anni­
friends who have called at her late
sister Maud this evening in the Chris­ sheriff’s deed.
doing his usual work yesterday at versary of tbe married life of Mr. and surveyor whenever there is a new
home during the last month, finding
W. L. and Viola V. Wright to J. bis store which he recently purchased Mrs. Wm. A. Haskell—their goldeu road to lie built. Already there are
tbe bouse locked, believed that the tian church.
L.
8.
Logan
and
family
left
this
H.
Miller and C. D. Buckman, south from L. C. Skeels.
wedding anniversary. A few friends several proposed roads awaitiug their
aged woman had gone on a visit to
Mr. Pryor has been for several years and neighbors honored them with a services.
friends, as was frequently her custom. afternoon for Portland. Mrs. Logan half of lot 3, and north half of lot 4,
a resident of the country north of Eu­ pleasant surprise ou the occasion in
will remaiu in Portland under special block 51, Junction City. 8200.
medical treatment, while the others
James S. and Cora Evans to trus­ geue and but recently moved to the the afternoon at their home ou West
of the family go ou to Eastern Ore­ tees Danish Evangelical Lutheran city to engage iu merchantile busi­ Seventh street,[ which had been lieau
gon where Mr. Logan has interests. church of Junction City, 3 acres in ness. He is a G. A. R. man and quite tifully decorated with ferns ami white
well advanced in years.
Eugene friends regret very much tp 16 s, r 5 w, 8300.
toscb . The popular old couple were
Mr. Pryor
was born iu Novia made the recipients of many useful
(From tbe Times. )
their departure from this city.
Bertha W. and Wm. Lorhum to
Thomas A. Yost, 160 acres in tp. 18 Scotia, iu May, 1842, being 61 years and pretty presents. The guests visit­
The A. O. U. W. has elected officers
old at the time* of bis death. He ed aud played carums til) a lunch was af follows: G. W. Haudsaker, master
s, r 11 w, 8810.
(Daily Guard, June 6.)
U. S. to Wm. F. Hoffman, 160 acres came to Laue county in 1893 with bis served, theu departed wishing them workman; G. O. Powell, foreman;
Last evening the K. of P’s. held see
family. His wife Hud five children many more year« of happiness.
Eugene Combs is in Roseburg.
Frank Curtis, overseer; I. T. Nick
in tp. 18 8, r 11 w, patent.
sion. Darwin Yoran, on behalf of the
Spencer Butte lodge No. 9, I. O. O. survive him, Miss Julia and Earl of
Elza Pickard is here from Portland.
The guests were : Mesdames Chap lin, financier; Tho«. Poole, receiver;
lean membership of the order, chal­
lenged the fat memliers to a game of S. R. Humphrey is down from Low­ F.. to Mrs. Grace B. Cook, lot 227, Eugene, and a sou, Clyde, a daugh­ man, Bailey, Dies», Seneider, Edniuu- W. M. I'ituey, recorder; Wateon Mc-
ter, Mrs. Samuel Lewis, who live in ■ on. Day, Roberts, Fleeman, Em« r- Keek, guide; J. H. Day, inside
I. O. O. F. cemetery, 825.
baseball. The game will be arranged ell.
Same to J. C. Watkins, lot 117, 1. Minnesota, and a daughter, Mrs. boii , Lamson, Brodie, Mrs. Wing, guard; Anda Calvert, outside watch;
for an early date and the contest will
Miss Macey is visiting iu Cottage
Allen Barrell, of Springfield.
O. O. F. cemetery, 812.
Mr. and Mrs. Lonzo Haskell, and Mr. C. E. Williams, medical examiner.
excite considerable interest among tbe Grove.
The funeral services have been ar­ aud Mrs. W. B. Wing.
E. A. Bond to J. S. Bowlby, half in­
Arrangements have lieen made for a
fans of the city.
Boliver Cogswell is here from Muddy terest in certain land in tp. 18 s, r 1 ranged for Sunday morning at 10
The following officers were elected
big picnic in Jnnction. A public
o’clock to take place from the home,
w. 8800.
meeting was held Wednesday evening
to serve for the next term: C. B. Station.
542 Wellington street. Rev. B. F.
W.
G.
Gilstiap
went
south
this
af
­
U.
S.
and
Emma
J.
Martin
to
B.
K.
and the neceaaary committee« appoin­
Willoughby, C. C.; H. A. Dunbar,
Lawson, certain land in Cottage Rowland will conduct the ceremonies,
ted, Sufficient money has lieen «ub-
V. C.; O. A. Barger, P.; F. E. Tay­ ternoon.
iu
which
tbe
G.A.
R.
will
take
a
part.
Leonard Straight is home from Mc­ Grove, 81150.
scrilied. The date haa not yet been
lor. M. W.; C. D. Chorpeniug, M.A;
Interment will lie made iu l.O. O.
John W. and Sarah L. Harmes to B.
(Daily Guard, Juue 6.)
determined upon. The picnic may
H. L. Traver, I. G.; F. L. Poindex­ Minnville.
F. cemetery.
K.
Lawson,
and
U.
S.
Martin,
lots
Today's picnic at Pleasaut Hill at tie merged Into a big 4th of July c«le
ter, O. O.
Wm. Moore of Creswell, was in Eu­
7, 8 and 9, block 1, Harmes1 ad. to
traded hundreds of people from all bration. Particulars next week.
gene today.
Cottage Grove, 8150.
over the couutry. A large delegation
On complaint of J. J. Butler, Jack
J. M. Williams went to Junction
E. O. Potter, et al, county commis­
from Eugene went up this morning. Robinett was arraigned before Ke
City this afternoon.
sioners of Lane county to A. K. and
Eugeue has many residents who for corder Clark Wednesday charged with
Russesll Coleman and wife, of Co­ Ifie F. Pattreaon, 34x30 feet in Mulli­
Otto Kaufmann has arranged one of merly lived at Pleasant Hill and all using threatening, abusive and ob­
burg, are in the city.
gan's donation to Eugene, 842.75.
the finest ice cream resorts iu the these attended. From all Indications scene language against the complain
Realto Weatherford, of Harrisburg,
Sarah A. Hodson, et al, to Booth- city. He has enlarged hie rooms in there was the largest attendance at ant. He was fined 860, in default of
F. A. Rankin to Build a New was in Eugene today.
known which be was placed In the city jail.
Kelly Lumber Company, all their the McClung building, has added the picnic that has been
Hon. J. K. Weatherford returned right, title and interest in certain some first class furniture and fixtures for years. The Pleasant Hill Grange, In making the arre«t by Marshal
Brick Building.
and tbe place now presents a very which bad charge of the affair, pre Berry, Frank Mulkey interfered with
to Altjany this afternoon.
laud in tp. 15 s, r 1 w, ft*».
pared an excellent program foi the that officer in his official duties aud
Clarence Thomson, of Walterville.
W. A. Davidson to B. F. and Nellie pretty appearance.
F. A. Rankin has inaugurated a
day.
Mr.
Kaufmaun
has
leased
and
now
on complaint of that officer be was
Skillman, lot 3, block 1, D. G.
genuine closing out sale of pianos, spent last night in Eugene.
brought liefore Hi« Honor and was
organs and all small goods and sheet
Mrs. T. C. Piel and Mira Grace McFarland's ad. to Cottage Grove, tM'uplea tbe old Beckwith building on
East Seventh street, where he manu-
tltid In the snm of 850. Both men
music, preparatory to tearing down Linn, of Monroe, are iu Eugeue.
8725.
fatures
his ice cream by machinery,
are now doing time at the city*« ex­
his building to make room for a brick
CIRCUIT COURT.
Harvey Densmore returned this af­
which is operated by a water motor.
pense. Marshal Berry »ays he is go­
to go up at once.
Oregon and Southeastern Railroad
ternoon from his trip to Spokane.
The counters in tbe ice cream par
M. 8. Hubble, the popular caterer ing to put them to work.
l*rices on pianos are lost sight of
Pipe« and Geo. B. Dorris Company vs. Allie Hubbard, suit to lore were manufactured by Day A of tbe Hazelwood restaurant, is
J.
M.
in this sale. They must go. This
Mark Montgomery, T. C. Thornton,
weDt to Halsey this afternoon on bu­ obtain rigbt-of -way. J. 8. Medley Henderson.
branching out in business and baa se Ed. Bailey an«i Bryon Miiliorn went
means a big saving to piano buyers
attorney
for
plaintiff.
curwl a number of lisiging rooms to over to the river fishing Wednesday
•nd the opportunity only comes once siness
State Laud Board vs. Dora B. and
Mrs. Smith and sister, Miss Eliza-
accommodate his customers. He has and bad tbe usual fisherman*« luck.
in a life-time for such genuine bar­
MAKES CLEAN SWEEP.
I beth Eason, left this afternoon tor Cbae. E. Simpson, foreclosure.
four rooms in the (kid Fellow»' block, They were out on a riffle In tho
gains.
There's nothing like doing a thing two in Chambers' building aid two middle of the river when the l>oat
Our line of pianos consist of tbe Gervais to spend the vacation at home.
thoroughly. Of all the Halves you in the C'oueer building.
Mirt Cwri« Caspar, of Salem, has
upset. Montgomery and Miiliorn
following well known makes: Chick-
ever heard of, Bncklen's Arnica Halve
each lost a coat and Thornton a pair
-ring, Weber, Kiml«H,[Crown, L»eck been a guest of Eugene friends for
is the best. It sweefis away and cures
of shoe«, and their lunch and snake
er A Sons, Busch A Gerts, and » tbe fast few days.
Burns, Sores, Bruises, Cats, Boils,
bite remedy beside« an involuntary
dozen other makes.
Died.
Miss Ermine Veatcb arrived today
The case of Plank * Walker, real Ulcers, Skin Eruptions sod Plies
bath. However, before tbe accident
from Cottage Grove and is the guest estate »gents, against T. J. Wilson, to
How do oyu like the list?
It's only 25c, and guaranteed to give
they caught a nice string of redsidee.
Can anybody beat it? We think of friends in Eugene
recover 8225 commission for the sale
Mi»« Nora Schrimpf died at her The river is too high now for good
satisfaction by W. L. DeLano, drug­
not. Call early and get first choice.
M. Peterson, former dairyman of of ■ farm, was decided in favor of
home near HadleyviHe, Friday even­ fishing and liable to continue «o for
Sale on now. If you don't embrace this city, ha» been in Portland on Mr. Wilson Friday by Just ice of tbe gist
in, June 5, 1903, at 6 o'clock, aged
several weeks.
this chance tbe lows is yours
- Peace Wintermeier. J. M. Williams
bosinese He returned today
about 23 years, from stomach trouble».
F. A. RANKIN.
was
attorney
for
tbe
plaintiffs
and
1
Funeral will tie held Sunday with
Farmers in town today state that
No. 22 24 Wewt Seventh street.
interment in the family cemetery.
tbe bay crop will I* tbe shortest for 1 T. Harris for Mr Wilson.
EXERCISES
SOVERN WAS KILLED
PANY’S FLUME
Negro Killed an Aged
Woman in Oak­
land.
WILL SHOW ON
CIRCUS GROUNDS
FAIRMOUNT STORE
ROBBED THURSDAY
Court House Items.
PERMANENT “
ROAD VIEWERS
SUDDENLY VISIT
ED BY DEATH
Golden Wedding Anniversary.
Junction items.
K. OF P. BASEBALL
AND ELECTION
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Crowds at Pleasant Hill.
A Fine Resort.
CLOSING OUT PIA NO SALE.
More Lodging Rooms.
In the Justice Coun.
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