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EUGENE. OREGON. SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 5 1903.
Big Shipment in
Fall Goods.
Ladies’ Suit Department
SoniB swell styles here in Suits and Skirts.
Ladies’ Jackets, all styles.
Misses and Children’s.
The Zibaline Jackets are very popular
this season.
Dress Goods Department
Oxftinl Waitings, 2 k 5 to #1 50 a \anl
Zibuline Suitings,
A swell line ol goo Is for evening ilre-'Ho-i.
Silk Depa rtment
THE
VICTIM TELLS
POLITICS IN
ATTEMPT MADE TO BELIEVE
SHIP HAUNTED’
HIS STORY
POSTOFFICE
KILL THE PRESIDENT
I
Demented
COUNTY COURT
IN SESSION
Hunted Him.
(Daily G uaid, September 1. )
Tiie county commissioners’ court
met iu monthly session this morning.
Aside from allowing bills and at­
tending to rout o . oik, »limit the
, only business of importance transact­
ed was to allow K>O damages to tbe
estate of Lafayette Veatch on account
i of the building < f the McKiunon road
lietwien Cottage Grove ami Lorane.
This matter baa occupied the at­
tention of the couit tor several terms,
aud after he king thoroughly into the
matter. $50 was deemed snttlcient to
I cover the damages incurred in put-
ting in tbe road.
Jeiome Knox, at-
Persisted in Efforts to Rrach the torney for the estate. claimed the
dan ages were over $500.
President and Was Finally
In the matter of tbe Casteel road
Locked up -Evidence
between Lancaster aud Harrisburg;
the remonstrance of Jerry Hay and
Of Insanity.
others was dismissed and the court
appointed viewers to locate the road.
Secret Service Men Pre
vent Approach of
Everything in Silks here
Kid Gioves,
New Assortment.
W. Bj’Corsets.
the Assassin.
W omen
Clothing Departure;..
Don't overlook this department.
H. M. A S. Clothing, none better.
Boys’ and Children's Clothing.
We lead in this line. Prices from
S I .75 to $ | 0.00 a suit.
H ade at
O ur new
Shoe Department
(Scripps News Association.)
Oyster Bay, Sept. 2. —An attempt to
assassinate President Roosevelt at his
We are showing the swelb-st line
of shoes in the city.
All new home at Sagamore Hill, was made
goods Hiid direct from the factories last night aud but for the vigilance
Every thing new and fresh. No.
old stock.
of the secret service men the attemi t
would probably have lieen successful.
SAID HE WENT
TO HEAVEN
Astoria, Or., Sept. 2.—The steamer
North Star, returuiug here from Bris­
tol Bay, Alaska, where she is a tender
to one of the canneries, bring« the
story of a haunted ship that carries
with it a sad tale of accidents aud
deaths which befell men oouneoted
with her
The vessel is the bark Sea Witch,
under charter to the Alaska Com-
pany of San Fraucisco. Shortly after
arriving at Bristol Bay, the mate of
the Imrk was placed in charge of a
small launch.
During a heavy blow,
while the launch was lying alongside
tlie bark, file mate started to pay out
tlie anchor line, when it caught his
leg and hurled him across the deck
with such force as to crush Ilia foot,
It was amputated, but the man died
shortly afterwards.
A few days later the watchman ou
the bark suicided by cutting bis
throat, aud that eveuing without ap
paraut < ause the captain's pet dog
started on h run to the liow of the
vestel, and jumping overboard, w«s
dt owned,
Thia chain of events so
trighteued the few sailors left ou
board that they thought the bark whs
haunted, ami one ot them, h Greek,
complained of hearing strange noises
and seeing people with no heads run­
ning about the deck. He took to the
rigging, where he remained tor three
days before he could lie induced to
come down, aud, refusing to stay ou
board, be was taken ashore.
Swiss Home, Aug. 31, 1903.
Editor Guard '—As one deeply in­
The name of the man is Frank terested, 1 wish to correct the error
you made in your paper last week,
Weinbreuner, who is partially de­ concerning the death of Mr. Zweidler,
mented and who resides on Long Is­ of Swiss Home.
When he first took tick on Sunday,
land, «even miles from Sagamore
.August 16, he had three hard fitB aud
j-j L WHITSON,
Hill, the summer residence of tlie i when he came out of them lie told a
neighbor lady, who was waiting on
I
President.
DENTIST
him at the time, that he hud been
Hiving purchased the office and fixtures of
Prof. Willis E. McElroy has com-
Late in the evening he drove into to heaven and what a beautiful land
the late deceased W V Hende rson, I am
now prepared to do anything in the line of posed a new musical production, to
the grounds and was held up l.y secret it was. As to him dying aud being
Dentistry in the afx- •' said office.
be known as the "State Fair March,”
laid out i» a mistake, a» he took sick
•T'rownand bridge w -k a specialty.
and is dedicated to President W. H. service men and was driven out of Sumlay morning while doing up his
Webrung, of the State Fair board. the grounds.
He returned after uu chores, aud was never free from pain
The new march is now being prac­
until he died, Friday, the 21st of
yy L. CHESHIRE, M. D
hour
and
said
that
he had been sent
ticed by th<> Salem Military band
August, at 9 p. tn.
and will be played at tbe State Fair . for and had an engagement with the
llow such u story could have been
this month.
Prof.
McElroy an­
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
sent in to the paper is a mystery to
president.
nounces that the weekly concerts will
ChrUiTMi ldg.
the ones who WHtcbed over him
be continued, aud next Friday even­
The guards looked up the list and through ail his sufferings.
Eugene. Oregon.
ing a coueert will be rendered on found no such engagement.
A I i ; ibni >.
He was
State street, while that on next Sun­
again
ordered
out
and
again
he
re
­
day afternoon will be glveu in Wilson i
W BROWN, M. D.
Avenue. These concerts always draw . turned in an hour and demanded an
a large crowd, showing that tbe work ,
I
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
of a good band is duly appreciated j audience with the nation's chief.
Office— Upstairs in Chris man Bkp
by the Salem | ill lie.-Salem Journal.
He was promptly arrested and
IV Hours itoli at n; I 3, ti
I
locked up in the Oyster Hay jail, He
SELL THE GORDON HAT.
HAMPTON BROS
Salem Military Band.
FINZER SUCCEEDS
GANTENBEIN
S. P. Ne«»
J. J. Walton
WALTON A NESS.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Will practiie in all the courts in ths
state.
Office—Room No. 3. Walton Blk.
Eugnee, Oregon.
| 1 i H l MA*
ATTORNEY— AT-I.AW,
Office in tew McClung Block, Ro< me 14 *n
15 Special «tlsbiion given t>> l»*i4 and rninin
matten..
Hmrene. « Noeon
A. C. Woodcock
L.. T. Harri
WOODCOCK A HARRIS,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.
Office—One-half block south of Chris­
man Block. Eugene, Oregon.
OSTEOPATH ICIPHY ICIAN
Cut, in 1 wo by Saw.
was then searched and on him
| Hubbard. Or., Sept. 1.—J. B. Noe, found a loaded six-shooter.
The
an old pioneer, while assisting : bi» I
grounds were examined and the
son, Gilbert, on the cut off saw at
the Bagby Sawmilling Company's man's tracks found, indicating that
mill, ti»e miles from this place, fell : he had been awaiting the appearance
across the saw and was neirly cut in
two, yesterday. It seems that the of the president.
sawyer on the large saws could not
Secret service men say that the
see Mr. Noe from his position and in
man ceitainiy meant to kill the presi­
running the carriage back it caught
Mr. Noe and forced him across the dent and would have done so if he
saw in such a position that he was could bare seen him.
unable to move and the saw cut him
He was arraigned thia morning and
until it was so clogged that
the
beits
slipped. Gilbert
Perdne, ¡D
conversation be proved him-
who was the among the first to see
»elf to be partially insane.
the accident, shut the mill down, but
not until too late. Conscious after
his injuries, Mr. Noe called tbe work 1
men around him and shook bands
with them, saying, "I have tried to
live in peace with all; I must now
prepare to meet my God."
SEATTLE STRIKE
PROGRESSING!
HUGH E. PRNLAND
bonier 7th and Willamette streets Ck’On
dheiAe-ji
de fornii tie« a specialty,
1x1
B »tteudance.
6 • U ;
O’B Ik BAK, M D
PHYSICIAN Mid SU tGEON.
-Roum ov-r Engen • l/>*n 4.4*»ia.«
B«‘k. Rwidenoe No MO ’’»arltreet. Cal
JJtaodiM to
<>r nivM
Phon« laaiden«
«»in 77. Office. Mai 49
Stabbed His Sweetheart.
San Francicso, Sept. 2.—Mathew J.
Thomas, becoming maddeDed on the
streets here liecause Blanche Boland
would not renew her engagement with
him. stabbed her with a pocketknife
15 times and seriously though not
fatally wounding her.
: : FIRST : :
EUGENE LOAN and
National Bank
OF EUGENE.
Eugene. Oregon.
•50,000
25.QÛ0
Paid up Cash Capital - $50,000
Surplus............................ $50,000
Adjutant-General W. E. Finzer,
who today succeeded C. U. Gauteu-
belli as adjutant general of the Ore
gon National Guard, whs fioro in
Zanesville, O., September 25, 1867.
Mr. Finzer came to Oregon in 1H89
and settled at Woodburn, where he
has been engaged in the mercantile
business continuously.
Mr. Finzer served as first lieutenant
of Company H. At the time of Hie
Spanish Amercian war he was ap­
pointed first lieutenant of Company
M and served with distinction with
his company in the Philippines. Re­
turning home be whs elected captain
of company D of the Fourth regi
meiit, and served until his apfiolut-
meut as adjutant general of the Ore­
gon National Guard by Governor
Chamberlain.
Teachers at Roseburg.
Roseburg, Or., Sept. 2.—Tbe an­
nual Couuty Teachers' Institute of
Douglas county, met in »esaion at
Printers Take a Hand and Won t the assembly hail of th** Roaeburg
I public scbo< 1 building at 9 o'clock
Handle "Unfair” Paper—All
' a. m., ye»t«-rday, and will contiuue
I in session for four days. At present
Business Affected.
there are (55 tMcben in attendance,
1 and It is expected that several mor«-
(Scripps News Association.
I will arrive tomorrow. Among the
Seattle, Sept. 2. —Tbe big industrial' leading educators and instructors in
strike is assuming alarming propor-1 atteu,|"n<,e ar«- Frank Kigler, city
tion«. Thia morning the teamsters’j gup4,rijlte3dent , of Portland public
strike took another phase. The print- 1 ^.(,,^,1«; R. F. Kobinsoo, county 1
era aud pressmen on afternoon papers ?0|e,jutandenf of public .. schools
of
...
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announced that they would not handle ( Multnomah county; W. H. Dem»ter, I
paper banhd to tbe < ffice ly ''«cab’ pr««ident of the Central Oregon1
teamsters.
The Time« hired its own State Normal School at Drain; Pro I
truck and with its own employes f«*s^or San 1 era, »iiperinteudeut of the
baul«*d enough pa[er to get out the Roseburg pul-lic schools; ; Prof«*s«or I
Sawyers, of Penusyirania, and F. B I
day's edition.
immense crowd«
Hamlin, county «iifwrintendent of
booted the workmen as they drove tbe Douglas couuty «chon!«.
through the streets.
Tbe Star had to return a load of
11« art Lifted Out.
paper bnnl«?d by non union men.
It
St, Loui*. Sept. L—Alma Toomey,
GENERAL BANKING BUS1- is now s ured that tbe «trike will
ag< d 12.*who was «tabi*«! on August
* «CHtn*L SlielNS euSIxiS« TH*’«*
nes ■ done on rewaonable terms. take on gigauGe dimeDsiona.
The
»crio on r»«~s»«-x 'i«»i
by ibamae Barne«, au «ged
Sight drafts on Chicago. San ' ran streetcar men will walk out.and every 7tb,
suiter, will tie able to leave the b<«-
Draft« wn-4 oath« pnne:pd citi«« «t *h« cisco and Portland Oregon
1 *' «d Stau« «ni fnrau’n --o^ntriw.
Bills of exchange »old on foreign other industry where union labor is pital in a few day«. She has com­
*-tr»«-t abowaJ "n ovœ* i't crriifi- »t» of countries. Deposit, received subject employed will take sympathetic »tep».
pletely recovered from tte operation
*•-' «t *K«a kft rraud prrioi
to Check or certificate of deposit.
'
w prompt »t-aati -a.
Merchant« have announced that of displacing ber heart. The girl'«
All
collections
entrusted
to
u«
will
' * T «ad C raaty Warrai t» (oashi
receive prompt attention.
they Will surely close their doors if a heart was lifted out of its cavity by
i, A/AINE
* E MOW*
T G HENDRICKS. President.
the physicians and ( laced oo ber
general strike is anooum-ed Tssxima
V k * Prendrai.
Prt.iderw
S’ B. EAKIN. Vice President
cbeet where they examined it and
W W BROWN.
f W OSBLRA
P E. SNODGP.-AS8, Cashier.
will be atfected y the trout**
found it noinjurtd.
A im CashM-
Cahier ■
L* H PUTTER Assistant Caabier I
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EUGENE,
A
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OREGON.
Journal Shows Work
ings of Local Repub
lican Machine.
The Guard's aocouut of tbe hold-uy
which occurred Sunday night in the
I aigene bridge brought oue of the
^victim» of tuu iucideut to this office
.today. Tbe man was G. E. Strayer,
of Springfield, and tbe young lady he
had with him was Mi»« Smith.
Mr. Strayer said that tbe Guard's
How King Henderson was Ousted u-count wa» practically corr«*ct and
to Make Room for Al Ku\-
retold the iucideut in his own word:«.
II • was told by Messrs. Plank and
Kendall, Son of Sena­
Scherer that there might lie danger of
tor Kuykendall.
i holdup but he drove iu the bridge
with his lady friend and when about
(Daily Guard, September 2.)
the middle, while the horae« were
Tbe following correspondence HP »oing at a slow walk, he beard a
peared in the Portland Journal of »entile as if some one was running and
immediately ins horses lunged for­
yesterday:
Eugen«, Or., Sept. 1. —An interest ward and into tbe side of tbe bridge.
lug example of the power of the I'bey were so frightened that they
Booth Kuykendall political eombina raised a great commotion and to this
tiou among Repul lican forces in Lane fact th«* oceupauta of tbe rig owe their
couuty has just come to light. It ap­ escape.
When the young lady jumped out
pear« in tlie ousting of king lletider
son fli in the local assistant postman of the rig there was a scamper of feet
tership amt t he placing of Al Kukyeu iu tlie darkness and tbe horses re­
their composure. It was
dall, sou of Seuator W
Kuykendall, covered
found that one of them had hurt him
in bis piece.
The first history of the median imp self so badly that he will pruliably
whereby "you tickle me and I'll not recover.
Mr. Strayer is an honest young
tickle you" scheme was hatched ami
handed out to patrons of tbe office, man and states what he belierea to
when young Kuykendall was se­ lie the facta, and be is considerably
lected by the new post n aster, J. L. disgusted with the efforts of some to
• little the experience and say ther
Page, as substitute carrier and clerk
to learu the ways of the office, having was notliing iu it.
never lieen a clerk ill the office until
July 2, of thia year. Mr. Page was
appointed but a few months before
mid was also new to tlie office. The
The U. B. church will begin a Holy Booth-KuykendHil combination had
Ghost cainpnieetiiig Sept. 24, 1803, exerted its utmost influence at the
near the Trent school house.
The expiration of the term of the retiring
Holy Ghost will be tbe leader and postmaster, Dr. H. F. McCornaek, in
Manager W. 0. Allen, of the Eu
There will be a trying to secure tlie appointment of a
have right of way.
number of ablo preachers present man who would Becure a place for gene cannery, told the Guard today
and other workers. "The spirit and one of the niiiiiy proteges who are h I that the cannery would resume upera
the bride say come, and let him that ways awaiting »mull jobs which poll tlons tomorrow, working on Bartlett
lieareth «-ay come, aud let him that ticians are able to hand out to them. pears.
From now on till the end of the
is athirst come, and whosoever will, The combination desired the appoil t
season
the place will be busy and ■«
may come and be saved.”
ment of Mr. Page and supported him
ALONZO E. WHEELER,
for tbe place on the promise that he very successful season’s run will bo
Pastor iu charge.
would secure the appointment of Al the result.
Mr. Allan says the pear crop this
Kuykendall as assistant postmnrter.
year is very good, in fact nearly all
WAS DISMISSED THIS MORNING.
fruit crops are better this year than
The retiring assistant postmaster, for several seasons past.
King Henderson, has been in the
Eastern newspaper« of reuent date
office for year«, is a city eouucilma i,
are loud in their praise of .labour'«
and tbe citizen« were shocked thia
big show, which will be one of the
morning to learu of his absolute dis­
features of Portland’s big F h II Car­
missal from the forcé by the new
nival, September 14 to 26 inclusive.
Upon claims of the First National
postmaster.
Mr. Jabour brings to the coast almost
The friends of Mr. Henderson are Bank of Roseburg for 61’50, Bank of
an entiriey new attraction, aud those
very numerous and the action of the Cottage Grove for 6175, and Micelii
who huve seen bis aggregation in the
postmaster is recognized as a knuckle Brothers, for 630, papers were filed
past will hardly recogniae it. It is
to the powers that tie and the pay­ today by deputy U. 8. Marshal J. A.
admitted to be one of the best carni­
ment of a political debt. But they Wilsou, of Portland, against II. H,
val attractions on the road today, and
do uot like the manner in which Hen Brooks, editor of the Plaindealer.
Mr. Jabour prides himself on giving
dersou la treated iu the matter. He This is a preliminary step toward col­
value received every where he appears.
was not told until tbe last «veiling of lection of these claims aud if uot paid
bis service that be was expected to or proper answer made to complaint
serve no longer. He was taken from by September 15th, the defendant will
We under­
the midst of his work, as it were, and be declared bankrupt.
thrown out of office to pHy a political stand that claims amounting to about
Tbe Blabwood business of tbe big
• l.'sfO more ar« (.ending but have not
Springfield sawmill, including team«, debt.
yet been tiled.—Yesterday's Roseburg
wagons and one lot and barn in VIOLATION OF CIVIL SERVICE. Review.
1-pringfleld, has lieen sold to J. C.
In tbe first instance the selection
Rasmussen, a recent arrival from tbe of Kuykendall by the new poatniastei
East, and Mr. Lamb, tbe well known as substitute carrier and clerk was in
wood dealer, who will conduct tbe
direct violation of the civil service
business in the future.
E. E. Ells­ law« and a protest I ihs been filed with
Following is the »tanding of the
worth aud F. Tuffs,{of the Booth Kelly
the civil service commission in Wash­
Lowber Company, in conjunction ington. This was done shortly after teams In the Pacifie Coast BaaeliaH
League, U|> to the present time:
with Mr. Lamb, operated tbe busi­
his entrance into tbe office. Tbe
IxMt. P.C.
ness before .
C. C. Coffman A Bon, civil service provid«« for vacancies to
Loa Angeles
86
49
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the real estate men, made the deal.
lie fill«'«! by men from tbe ranks who San Fraucisco .. ...78
(12
.567
have worked for the place ami tbe Sacramento
..
69
(16
.51)
lower vacancies to be tllleil by exami­ Portland
......... 5®
6K
1.»;
nation. Tbe big boost from substi­ Seattle
57
73
.<2K
tute carrier to aaiistant postmaster in
......... M
M9
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Mrs. Ruth Foshee has promised to two month* is of itself an action to Oakland
be investigate«! at Washington.
exhibit her fine blooded two year
I'oatmaater Page informed
Mr.
old colt at the district fair.
Henderiou last evening of his dismis­
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Wilkins are sal. The »ame went into effect thia
gathering up a first class display of morning, the first of tlie month, and
Kuykendall la drawing th«- comfort
The locomotive on the south bound
grains and grasses.
able salary ns a sou of tbe «tale »« na
A committee
visited the fair l tor, who compelled Pag«' to give It to • rain due here at 3:96 this .fteruoou
gt minds Saturday evening, insjieeted him becauae he bad influence with broke down at Irving and it became
the present building» «ml looked over ' fb«i»e who do the appointing of the necessary tu send beck for another
the ground for location« for new ' postmaster» before they are sent to one. The train will be along about
the preaident for appointment and to 5:30 o'clock.
stalls am. nen*.
the senate for ratifli'atioii
Camp Meeting.
CANNERY RE
SEMES WORK
Editor io Trouble.
Sold Out
Pacific Coast League.
District Fair Notes.
Engine Broke Down.