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VOL. 36
MURDEROUS
The Good Values
Here
Ladies Union Suits Fleeced
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Ladies Fleeced Lined Vests Heavy
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Ladies Fleeced Lined Hose Ribbed
Top ............................. . .......
Ladies Wool Hose Very Heavy
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Outing Flannel Good
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iajc Outing Flannel Heavy all Colors
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in Blankets
ATTACK
ON PRINCE
to $2
Three Villains Attempt
to Assassinate G jv -
ernor-General.
25c
15c
25c
5c
Tiflis, Russia, Oct. 28.—A murder-1
ous attack was made yesterday on
Prince Galitzen, governor general of
tbe Caucasus. Three murderous as
sailants rushed upon his carriage, re
peatedly stabbed and tried to drag
tbe prince from his wife’s side. The!
thickness of tbe prince's cap saved |
his life, but he received a number of
slight wounds.
A Cassock guard killed one of the
assailants aud mortally wounded
another, and seriously wounded tho
Indictments
third.
10c
FOUR HUNDRED
DRIVERS STRUCK
Employes of Four Express Com
panies Quit in Sympathy With
Pacific Express Strikers.
Shoes and Rubbers. A Very Strong Line. Al
50c to $7
St. Louie, Oct. 28.—Four hundred
drivers, practically all of those em
ploy -d by tbe Adams, tbe United
! States, the Soutben American and
| tbe Wells Fargo Express Companies
, here, quit work this morning in sym
pathy with tbe Pacific Express strik
ers. The officials of the companies
declare that they are securing men to
take their places, and that there will
be no interference in business. It is
reported that other employes of the
companies mentioned are considering
a strike.
HAMPTON BROS
^jEoRGRUB DeRAK, M D
Uttice.—Room over Eugene Loan ASavinM
Baiik, Residence No 280
arltreet.
Cal
atte*<L«i to day or night.
Phone retdder.r
Main 77 < 't?ce. Main 49.
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p;-?*
OSTEOPATHtC/PHY ICIAN
HUGHE. PENLAND
ill J
Corner 7th and Willamette streets.
Relief Vsssel Wrecked.
Washington, Oct. 28.—Tbe navy de
partment ia in receipt of information
today that tbe vessel carrying sup
plies for the Psoitlc Cable Company,
has been wrecked. The survivors
were cast away on Midway island.
Tbe U. 8. warship Irlquois has been
Man Who Murdered Two Officers ordered to proceed to their relief
At Burns Caught
from Honolulu.
JACK FROST
RECAPTURED
Again
| OUIf» K BKA N
ATTORNEY—AT—I. AW.
Office in new McClung Biook. Rooms
14 and 15. Special attention given to
1 and and mining matters.
Eugene, Oregon.
I
A C. Woodcock.
horse» <
Li. T. Harris
WOODCOCK A HARRIS,
ATTORN EYS-AT-LAV.
Office—One-half block south of Chris
man Block. Eugene, Oregon.
Frites
ISM<«
Waten
L.WHJT8ON,
DENTIST
Having purcbaewl tbe ottice and fixture» "
tbe Uu deceexxi W V HsiMlereuu. 1
now prepared Ui do soytnu.» ia the no-
Dentietry iu tbe above »»id "thee
SWCrowa and bruise work a .peeiaky
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ALL JEWELERS
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mwtraM Booklet
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PHYSICIAN' AND
SURGEON,
COLORED
FANCY
DIALS
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PHYSICIAN AND »URGtoN.
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EUGENE LOAN and
SAVINGSBANK
Of Eugene. Oregon
OF EUGENE.
Paid up Cash Capital - $50,000
W Up Cuh Cub Curtei
u
SM.COfl Surplus . •
25,000
BUG EN E,
•
•
DOORS
Take Advantage of the
30-Day Notice
Clause.
Meeting in Butte.
Butte, Mont., Oct. 28.— A meeting
of the heads of the corporations and
the mediation committee will take
I place here Tbuarday. the 29th. J. J.
i Hill is a member of the corporation
' committee.
It is hoped that some plan will tie
arranged for tbe reopeniug of tbe
1 Amalgamated tuiue smelters.
St. Louis, Oct. 28.—Wheu the doors
of tbe Misslsippi Valley aud the Mer
cantile Trust Company's banks open
ed this moruiug there were loug Hues
of anxious depositors waiting to with
draw their saviugs from tbe banks,
I but were doomed to disappointeut.
The bank took advantage of the 30-
day notice clause and did not attempt
to open their doors.
Small crowds are gathering in front
of tbe other banking Institutions and
it ia ia feared a run will commence
and
Arrests Will on them.
The run became ao bad by noon,
Soon Follow-Wholesale
that the police were unable to handle
Tribute Levied on
the surging crowd. Men aud women
Vice.
were trampled and bruised and cloth
ing was torn. The banks finally dosed
Chicago, Oct. 28.—The special b 1- their doors, permitting only a few to
dertnanic investigation which for three enter at a time. Wagons, heavily
weeks has been probing city hall af loaded with coin were guarded in a
fairs, has finished its work aud is pre measure to try and restore the con
pared to publicly place bands on tbe fidence, but tbe runs continue.
The savings clause of thirty days
leaders of the grait ring that has ex
isted many years among police offi notice is still being enforced. Open
aocounts are being paid as fast as the
cials and powerful politicians.
Tbe blow is expected to fall within money can he counted out.
A run ia now being made on tbe
tbe next few hours, indictments will
follow and arrests be made before the Lincoln Trust Bank. They have
names of those implicated are an plenty of coin and are paying all
except the savings accounts on which
nounced.
Twelve thousand dollars were sub they demand tbe legal notice of IM)
scribed by prominent citizens to pay days.
expense* of getting the evidence.
It is alleged that tbe ring baa levied
New York, Oct. 28.—Two million
tribute for permission and extension dollars were i shipped from the sub-
of vice to tbe amount of several hun treasury to the
i
St. Louis banks
dred thousand dollars.
today.
Committee of Aidermen
Has Finished Inves
tigation.
to $2
In every town
ind village
may be had
the
CLOSE
on the maiu line of tbe Soutberu
Railway near here this morning.
Engineer Tom Pet'us aas Distantly
killed and the flreuieu on both trains
j i were killed outright, and conductor
I Edwin Patterson seriously Injured
aud is uot expected to recover.
SHAKING-UP
10c
Men’s Suits, Prices
$5 to $30
from ................
Boy’s Suits, We Can Show you the Finest Line
mTow", Prices
fo
PHYSK IAN and dURGEON.
Investigate Boll Weevil.
Houston, Tex., Oct. 28—Secretary
of Agriculture Wilson is to arrive
here tonight accompanied by a corps
of agricultural experts. They will
spend the week investigating cotton
field ravages by tbe boll weeil.
BANK
MALCOLM
MOODY IS
INDICTED
Ex-CongressnKn Ac
cused of Opening
Another’s Letter
CHICAGO
Gents* Department
Goods’Prices
house but their character was discov
ers I just before they were admitted
to tbe archbishop’s room.
The archbishop’s
auti-Turklsb
propaganda is believed to have pro
voked tbe attempted assassiuation.
Distresing Accident.
San Francicao, Oot. 28.—Edward
Preets, aged *21, !t> attempting to board
a streetcar before it stopped this
Marine Disaster.
morning was thrown violently to tbe
Viotoria,
B. C„ Oct. 28.-The
ground, striking on the back of bis
schooner Wente Brothers, from Sen Charged With Opening a Letter
A Guard Kills One and Mortally head, causing death.
Long Line of Depositors Waiting Pedro to Port Townsend, was wrecked
Addressed to a Stockholder
at Bonita Point, Vancouver Island,
Wounds the Other Two As
to Withdraw Their Savings
in His Bank at The Dalles.
last night. She is a total lose, Tbe
sailants--Prince’s Cap
—Small Crowds Gather in
crew was saved.
Saves His Life.
Front of Other Bank.
65c to $12
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No 28
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EUGENE- OREGON. SATURDAY OCTOBER 31 1903
* $50,000
OREGO N.
A GENERAL BANKING BUSI-
neea done on reasonable tanna,
a oaetaai e»«"i<»a ausiate« raa*«’
ICTIO »«ri«OS*S-l •!««•
light drafte on Chicago. San Fran
Drwft» word oa Ue priacipd dll«» <4 tba slsco and Portland Oregon.
Bills of exchange sold on foreign
Vetted States «a i fiwaiva <w«otne».
laurea aJ'.o-w»', «e ieaan-i -erti")
ef wuntrie*. Depoait* received subject
o check or certiorate of deposit
AU coBectiona entrusted to ua will
receive prompt attention
T G. HENDRICK8. President.
b A-FAJNE
S B EAKIN. Vice President.
V k « FrartdsM
P E. SNODGRASS. Caahief.
W W
i. H. POTTER Aseivtant Cashier.
As« CasMsr
Winnemucca, Nev., Oct. 28.—
“Jack” Frost, alias Egbert, tbe fugi
tive murderer of John G. Saxton
aud Jaca West, the Harney county
deputy sheriffs, was captured Monday
at American Falls, Idaho, by Con
stable McCoy, of Elko, Nevada.
Frost will be taken back to Burns,
Or., for trial and to pay with bia life
the penalty for bis double crime.
In March, 1901, he was sent to tbe
penitentiary for a year from Lane:
county, for larceny.
Bets Veer to McClellan.
New York, Oct. 28.—Thera wax
some extremely heavy tietting on tbe
mayoralty contest In the stock ex
change today. Ten thousand was bat
on the curb even.
Many large beta are being made,
ten to nine iu favor of McClellan.
English Racing Stakes.
London, Oct. 28.—Captain Forrest
er’a Hackler's Pride won 'be Cam
bridge stakes. Hammond's Bnraea,
second; King lass, third.
Twenty-
seven horses ran.
Hawaiin Island District Judge.
Tbe race was worth nearly a hun
Washington, Oct 28.—Senator Cul dred thousand dollars to tbe winner.
lom. chairman of tbe seuate commit
Ex-Congressman Russell Dead.
tee on foreign relations, and Wm.
Haywood, representing the Honolulu
Worcbeater, Maae., Oct. 28. — Ex-
Chamber of Commerce, called on Congressman Russell died here this
President Roosevelt this morning in morning, aged seventy years. He was
regard to tbe vacancy in the distrii t
prominent free trader and declined
jndgeship through tbe death of Judge B cabinet position proffered him by
Estee.
ex-President Cleveland during bia
They urged the appointment of
terln.
Governor Dole, of tbe islands, to tbe
position.
Collieries Suspend.
Brilliant Wedding.
Ixindon, Oct. 28 —Ethel Waldron,
of Colorado Springs, and Lee Fran
cia, of Buffalo, N Y., were united
in marriage at Hanover Square this
morning.
John Barrett, of Oregon, was the
beet man, and Henry Whitt, secretary
of tbe emtiaaey, gave tbe bride away.
Tbe wedding wa« a very brilliant j
one. Over 500 Americans of promt I
nene* witnessed the ceremony.
Scranton, Pa., Oct. 28. -Opera
tions were suspended at every colliery
tn this section this morning, but will
resume work November 4th. About
tilMJC miners are idle.
Holding Inquest.
London, Oct. 28. —Tbe inqoeet of
Sagoulni, the Armenian leader, who
was murdered yesterday, opened to
day. It developed that tbe shots
were fired by a left-handed man. No
other clae. No arrests.
Montana Judgeship.
Will Protect Our Interab.
Washington. Oct. 28. — Re I resents
•
Washington,
Oct. 28.-Th* Davy
tive Dixon, of Moatana, was a caller
department
will
probably send the
at the White House this morning, j
Afterwards they said President Rooee-! protected cruiser Nashville to San
v*lt bad practically promised to ap-1 Domingo to protect American citizens
point Governor Wm. Hunt, of Porto and interests during the revolution
Rico, to tbe district bench in Mon now in progress. Tbe NaehviHe ia
tana on the retirement of Judge now coaling at Kingston, Jamaica.
Hiram Ko*)*« at tbe end of tbe year. !
Theatre Burned.
An Archbishop in Danger.
Philadelphia, OoL
The Girard
Avenue
theatre
was
almost
totally
Vienna. Oct. 23—An aoaoeceesful at
tempt «as med* to esaminate Arch destroyed by Are thia morning. Two
bishop beeajeare this morning. Two) firemen were injured. Tbe loee ia
men di<uieed aa women entered tbe •lUU.UtJl), with no insurance.
ABERDEEN
BURNS AGAIN
Gray’s Harbor Town
In Very Bad
Luck.
Porland, Oct. 28. — Ex-Congressman
Malcolm A. Moody, of The italics,
was indicted by the United States
grand jury today.
It is charged that while thi bank
of which Moody was president wan
iu the baud« of a receiver, he opened
a letter addressed to Margaret L.
Conray, a stockholder iu the bank at
Tbe Dalles, tbe letter containing final
receipt« to her for tbe shares of etock
she held and for dividends.
Second American Cardinal.
Rome, Oct. 28.—Pope Pius baa
earnest sollciatlon from Cardinal Gib
Saven Stores
rnd
Postoffice bons, of Baltimore, for tbe appoint
ment of a second American cardinal.
Burned - Loss About $150,000
Gibbons suggests Archbishop Ryan,of
--Origin of Fire a
Philadelphia, as tbe only one of the
American clergy who would meet
Mystery.
with gciirnil h | ; ruvid.
' ■ ;
Aberdeen, Wash., Uot. 28. — Auoter
destructive conflagration visited this
towu this morning, breaking out iu
)he Commercial block, to which it
was confined by tbe fire department.
The block, centaluiug seven stores
aud the postoffice, was entirely des-
tioyed but tbe flames were coutined
thereto. Noue of tho goods were
saved.
Several families rendered homeless
by tbe last fire occupied rooms in the
secoud story and were again burned
out, losing everything, and are again
homeless. Rain is falling heavily
this morning.
The lose is •150,000 with 330,000
insurance. The origin of the Are is
St. Louis, Oct. 28.-When it be a mystery.
came known about the banka that
Others For the Axe.
large resources were on the way from
Washington,
Oct. 28.— Secretary
Washington for tbe assistance of the
banks that are being run upon, tbe Hitchcock for the first time consented
excitement among depositors largely to be interviewed today on Oregon
land frauds.
subsided.
He said there are other land office
Police to keep the crowd in order
officials
besides Asa B. Thompson,
were dispensed with at tbe St. Louis
Union Bark, while tbe jam at tbe who was dismissed from the receiver
Mercantile Bank melted away. A ship of tbe La Graude land office,
short time afterwards all was quiet at who will be suspended or discharged.
tbe Lincoln aud Mississippi Valley He did not look for wholesale decapi
tations. That the investigation by
banka.
the general land office was nearly com
pleted when tbe matter would be
Heinze Will Not Arbritratc.
turned over to the department of jus
Butte, Oct. 37.— Heinz«, the mining tice for action.
Will make a abort statement for
king, issued a statement this morn
ing declining to consider Lawson's public information shortly.
in tbe present frauds about a hun
proposition that an arbritration board
Hi tbe price to tie paid by Lawson for dred thousand acres of land valued at
tbe Heinze holdings. Heinze denies •1.26 to 3*2.60 an acre are involved.
The statement that twenty million
that he offered to sell for 37,000,000,
as tbe pro(>erty is worth fully acres are involved is grossly luac-
• 14,000,000. He adds that be will not curate.
consider seriously any offer that Law-
Laying in Coal.
son might make.
Berlin, Oct. *28.—Tbs Russisn gov
ernment
baa just chartered tbe
False About Diaz.
steamer Batavia, the biggest trans
Washington,‘Oct. 28.—The Stats De port of tbe Hamburg-American line,
partment baa information from Am to cerry ten cargoes of coal, each of
bassador Clayton, at the City of ten thousand tons, from Cardiff,
Mexico, that the report of the at-
Wales, to Port Arthur, MaDcburta.
tempted asea ».si miti on of President
Diaz is without foundation.
Lou’s i Fast One.
Memphis,
Oct. 28.—Lou Dillon, tbe
Usual Wreck- -Seriou« Result.
record-break ng trottng mare, lowered
Bessemer City, N. Y., Oct. 28. - A
the wagon record for trotters today,
double beader .’relgbt wreck occurred
going tbe mile n two minutes flat.
Locomotive-Trolley
Collision.
Philadelphis, Oct. 28.—A locorno
tive collided with a trolley car on
23rd street this morning. Seven
persons were seriously injured.
MARRIED AT CATH
OLIC PARISH HOUSE
John W. T. Smith, of Astoria, and
Miss Elizabeth
Aya, Made
One This Morning.
Tbe marriage of John W. T. Simth,
of Astoria, and Misa Elizabeth Aya,
of thia city, was solemnized this
morning at 9 o’clock at the Catholic
parish bouse, Rev. Father P. Beutgeu
officiating.
The wedding was a quiet one, only
a few of tbe relatives and friends of
the bride being present.
The happy couple left on this after
noon’s train for Astoria, their future
home.
They were accompanied to
the depot by a number of their friends
who sped them on their journey with
well wishes.
Tbe bride Is tbe accomplished
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Aya
and the groom la a steady young man
employed in tbe U. 8. quarantine ser
vice at the mouth of the Columbia
river.
COGGINS GETS
FOUR YEARS
J.O . Coggins pleaded guilty today
to altering and uttering three postal
money orders aud was sentenced to
four years' imprisonment at bard
labor at tbe federal penitentiary on
McNeill’s Island. Coggins was in
dicted at this seeaiou of the grand
jury for raising three money orders
issued at Palo Alto, ('al., from 60
cents to 33fi in each instance, and
passing them in Eugene, Ur.—Port
land Journal, yesterday.