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VOL. 36
EUGENE* OREGON, SATURDAY NOVEMBER 14 19O&
By Express this Morning
> CHICAGO ON
= LADIES’ SUITS =
One ot a kind of all the Latest Styles
THE EVE OF
Kaiser Improving.
BIO STRIKE
Also Ladies' JackeLs
Friday will be Bargain day with us.
on Sale
Will put
Friday November 13
Some Excellent values ia merchandise. Dou’t overlook this
day When we say Bargains you cau always find them here.
visited the White Houae at 10:30 a.
m. and were informed that the Preet
dent's message would be seut to con
gresa today.
City Will be Completely
Tied up by Street
Car Men
Berlin, Nov. 10. —An official b'llle
tin issued thia morning says the im
provement in the Kaiser’s wound is
continuing. He went for a walk this
morning.
Postmasters.
Car Company Will Not Ac­
cede
mands.
I Lind Tailored
Department
Overcoats
Overcoats
Everything in this
line 96.00 to 925. UO
Department
Just received a new
line of Floisbeim
shoes.
Also Dr. Reed'a cueb­
ion soles. Walking
a pleasure with these
shoes.
HAMPTON BROS
I OU IS K. BEAN
ATTORNEY—AT—
Office in new McClung Blook, Room
14 aud 15. Special attention given to
and ami mining matters.
Eugene, Oregon.
A C. Woodcock.
L. T. Harri
WOODCOCK A HARRIS,
ATTORN E YS - AT-I.A W
Office—One-half block south of Chris
man Block. Eugene, Oregon.
( ¡SURGE OB DeBAK, M. D
PHYSICIAN M.«i dUB it ON.
OfFon. RiMitnovr Eugene L‘»an ASavi hm
Bank. Residence No 2F0 ^earhrent.
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attend**d to <lay or niurht.
Phone reside r
Main 77. < >fFoe Main 49.
OSTEOPATH CTl’H Y ICI AN
(Jr EUGENE.
Paid up Cash Capital - $50,000
Surplus • - - . - $50,000
OREGON.
EUGENE,
A GENERAL BANKING Bl'Sl-
*4 neea done on reasouabls terms.
Sight drafts on Chicago, San Fran-
•isco and Portland Oregon.
Bills of exchange sold on foreign
■ountries. Deposits received subject
o check or certificate of deposit.
All collections entrusted to ua will
eceive prompt attention.
T. G. HENDRICKS, President
S. B. EAKIN. Vice President
P. E. SNODGRASS, Cashier.
1,
jQR HUGH E. 1 INLAND
to Union De­
Chicago, Nov. 11.—A conference
of labor leaders this morning pre-
i pared for tbe biggest strike of
streetcar men ever contemplated by
i local unions. Both sides declare the
strike inevitable and unless at the
; last moment there is some interven-
i tion tomorrow will find one-fourth
i of the railways tied up, and half a
million people without service.
The unions demand a twenty per
cent increase for train service and a
withdrawal of tbe ban against tbe
union which contains 2290 members.
Manager McCullough says the rail­
way cannot grant either. The police
fear rioting. Tbe postmaster declares
that mail cars shall run even if troops
are necessary.
A mass meeting will be held tonight
at six o’clock, when the train men
are not expected to take out care but
will attend the meeting for tbe pur­
pose of ratifying tbe final action of
tbe officera of tbe unious aud ap­
pointing a time to walk out.
Representative employee thia morn­
ing declare that the ¿employera' asso­
ciation has furnished non-unionists
who are expected to take tbe place
of the strikers with 500 Colts' revolv­
ers. Tbe ^employer ’ association de­
nies this.
At noon a committee from the
union called on Mayor II rrlson and
assured him that the strike would be
conducted in an orderly manner aud
no effort would be made to interfere
with mail oars aud any striker in­
dulging in violence would be sum­
marily punished by the union.
Tbe mayor assured them that there
would be no city interference unleaa
violence occurred. The committee
said that wae nothing to avert tbe
strike tomorrow morning unless tbe
street car company grants their re­
quest to submit tbe question at Issue
to a conference for arbitration.
Censorship Declared.
Washington, D. C., Nov. 10.—The
cable companies operating between
America and Colombia have informed
the state department that the Colom­
bian government baa declared a cen­
sorship on all messages between
Buena Ventura, the terminal, to the
interior. It ia not believed however,
that the censorship will apply to mes­
sages between the state department
H. pO 3211. A.»i»1»i t < aside and Minister Beaupre at Bogota.
Macons Bombarded.
Corner 7th and Willamette streets.
lwhitson ,
DENTIST
Having purchased the office »r.d fixture» o
the UU <iecesoe<i W V Henderson, 1 »•<•
now prepared to do anything in the line o'
DaaUatry in the »bore »»id ottc*
SWCrewn and bri.ige work • .pecisltf■
J
L. CHESHIRE. M. D
PHYSICIAN AND
SURGEON,
Chrismse Mg.
Eugene. Oregon.
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Washington, D. C-, Nov. 10. —The
state department has been Informed
that the American-Venezuelan com­
mission baa awarded 975,000. Minis­
ter Powell, of San Domingo, cables
the state department under date of
November 6th, that Marcoris wae
bombarded by tbe revolutionists,gun­
boat and was partially destroyed.
Tbe American interests at Marcoris is
considerable.
f
Ra.n and sweat
have no effect in
harness treated
with Eureka Har-
Oil
It »«•
the datr-p.
-ep* the le» th-
• r eott and pii-
.t Slit» iict
not break.
. no ron;h»ur-
face to chafe
and CUt. 71
ham. »« rot
onlykerpv
lolling I
new, but
m ar« twice
kjngby tbc
Eureka
HameMOiL A
Ex-Cashier Short.
Newark, Ohio, Nov. 10.—Ex-Cashier
Hoover, of the People's National
bank was arrested this morning and
charged with being a defaulter in
the sum of 940,000. Hie defalcation
covered a period of twelve years.
Bank examiners say hia speculations
will not cripple the institution.
W BR<»WN, M. D.
PHY8KTAN AND SURGEON.
Ofloj— Ip*-,vrw ta •) irti i»i ft< »
99 Hour*:; »11 »! <1 I •
SAVIfißSBANK
Of Eugene. Oregon
M 0» Caá Cub Cartai
S o O. l GQ
Fighting in Arabia.
Aden, Arabia, Nov. 1G.—Fighting la
reported at Hinterland,
between
British and ths Cutobis. Eight Brit­
ish soldiers ‘were ‘wounded. The
tribesmen lost heavily, the dead in­
cluding a aon of the Chief Sheik.
BwM «üvw Caw
Fully Guaraatsafi
ALL JEWELERS
25.000
COLORED
FANCY
DIALS
TIN le» EHM
Witdi Ci.
In Florence, Oregon, Monday, No­
vember 2, 1903, to Mr. and Mrs Wm.
Washington, Nov. 9.—The Supreme
Safley, a daughter, weight «S
Court todsy sdvsnced the date of the
pounds.
bearing ut the case of tbs State of
Minnsscta against tba Northern Be
Clifton N. McArthur, a former
rarities Company, to January 4tb. prominent stodeot of the University
This is tbs suit brought by tbs stste of Orsgoa, and well known Portland
againat the mergmeDt of tbs Northern newspaper man. now • prosperous
Pacific and Great Northern rail­ “honest farmer" living near the
roads.
bonks of the ilaaeic Rickreall, wae in
Albany yesterday on hie way to Ea
Joint Committee Calls on Presi
gene to officiate at the U. O. Pullman
football game. The genial ’’Pat"
dent.
Washington. D. C., Nov. 10.-The may be foand et ell the big football
jciot committes of tbs bouse and tbs games, especially when the Oregon
•enats, appointed to inform the Preet 'Vanity team teem la playing.—Al­
jest that cougrees waa la seseiou, bany Herald.
Important Case Advanced.
»ailed for Europe today on tbe steam- I
er Majestic. He will 1« goue six
weeks. His state room was filled with
floral offerings »nd a large crowd of
friends bade him good bye.
Will Have Its EHect.
Highwaymen
Train
Fire
at
Crew
Dis-
appear Without Carrying
Out Their Evident
mission has awarded 975,000 on tbs
Rudolph claim.
A Philanthropist Dead.
Ixindon, Nov. 9.—Lord Rowton, a
famous philanthropist and founder
of the Rowton nooses, which provide
respectable lodging for the poor,
died today. He waa born in lH.'in,
Scaled the H all.
Cheyenne, Nov. 10.—Convict Jams, and was secretary to Bacuoefleld ten
escaped from the Wyoming state years.
penitentiary last night, scaling the
Bryan Sailed for Europe.
wall in a terrific windstorm.
New York, Nov. IL—W. J. Bryan
Hom.
Non-Magnetic
IN MONTANA
Norfolk, Va., Nov. 10.—Admiral
Dewey arrived today, receiving an
Intention.
ovation at the government navy yard.
He inspected bis old flagship, the
Spokane, Wash., Nov. 10.—Northern
cruiser Olympia, thus oeieoratlug the Pacific train No. 3, from the East,
anniversary of hia taking command of which reached ¡Spokane early this
the Asiatic squadron.
morning, was held upatJoco, Mont.,
by three armed highwaymeu, who
tired six shots at the memliera the
MARRIED IN EU­
train crew.
GENE LAST NIGHT The highwaymeu were discovered
on the train by the head brakeman,
J. E. Rodeuhaver, of Spokane. Hie
attempt to put the men off the train
Arthur Comtgys and Miss Edna precipitated the shooting aud foiled
the plaua of the robbers.
Smith Made Husband
The train pulled westward imme­
diately foillowing the shooting, leav­
and Wife.
ing the highwaymen iiebind. The
man who bad followed Rodeuhaver
(Daily Guard,~November 11.)
Arthur Comegya aud Miss Edna seized him by the throat and shoved
Smith were united in marriage last a big revolver iuto his face, saying:
evening at 8 o'clock at the apartments “You go back aud tell your partner
of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Matlock in the aud the conductor not to come ahead.
We will look after thia end of the
Matlock block.
train.
” Apparently the three high
Rev. J. 8. McCallum, pastor of the
First Christian church, performed waymen decided that everybody on
the ceremony in the presence of a few the train had been alarmed, and that
robbery would le impossible, for they
relatives of the young couple.
After
the ceremony a wedding disappearp aud the tralu moved for­
supper wae served and the happy ward at ouoe.
couple left on the midnight train for
Grants Pass, where Mr. Comegya is MARTIAL LAW
employed as telegraph operator for the
Southern Pacific Company.
AT BOGOTA
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. 8. C. Smith of 467 Oak
street, and is quite popular among
her associates. The groom is the son Rioting and Cries of “Down With
of Mr. and Mrs. P. Comegya, of 93
President Marroquin.”
West Sixth street, and has lived iu
Eugeue a greater part of his life.
Washington, D. C., Nov. 11.—Tbs
Both have many friends who wish department of state today received a
them unbounded happiness and pros­ dispatch from
Minister Beuhrea,
perity.
dated on the ninth, statlng»tbat
there la great public excitement at
Remains Were Cremated.
Bogota. Large crowds praraded the
Mrs. Amy Scott, of Portland, died streets yesterday crying, "Down with
last week at St. Vincent’s hospital as Marroquin.” A mass meeting which
the result of an operation, aud her followed passed resolutions calling
remains have been cremated. Mrs. for a change in government. They
Scott was the sister of George K. Rog­ adjourned to the front of the palace
ers, the general organizer of the Wood­ where an orator, a distinguished Co­
men of the World for the state, and lombian general, demanded PreHldeut
is well known in this city.
Marroquin's resignation.
The mob was dispersed by govern­
Noted Driver Dead.
ment troops. Several rioters were
Cleveland,
O., Nov. 10.—Orin killed. Martial law has been de­
Hickok, the well known trotting clared in Bogota. The Americau
driver, died here last night, aged 00. legation ia now guarded by Colotn-
bl an troops, but Beuhrea say* there
Charged With Murder.
le apparently no personal danger for
Pensacola, Florida, Nov. 10.—Two the representatives of this oouutry.
negroes have been arrested at Marin
na, just east of here, for the honible
Editor Arrested.
murder of William Gaffey, bis wife
Belgrade, Bulgaria,
Nov. 10.-
And three children, which was discov­
Editor Novoet wss arrested today for
ered yesterday.
printing a canard that King Peter
Sultan is III.
waa about to abdicate.
Paris, Nov. 9.—The Sultan of Tur­
Awarded $75.000,
key is reported seriously ill from
Washington, D. C., Nov. 10.—The
anaemia, accompanied by hallucina­ secretary of state baa been informed
tions.
that the American-Venxeuelan com-
At the meeting of the Baptist con­
gregation Sunday the matter of a new
pastor waa discuaad but noohoioe was
Mintage in High Life.
made.
By next Sunday'a meeting
Paris,
Nov. 10. —Lucile Faure,
prcltably a deflnite conclusion will
daughter of the late president of the
t>e reached.
French republic, was married today
to George Goyan, the famous suthor
by the nuncio of Psris.
EUGEfiE LOAN and
TRAIN HELD UP
Washington, Nov. 10.—Nearly three
P.
hundred presidential nominations for
postmasters were sent to the senate
eday, note for Oregon, though.
California gets seveu.
They Become Alarmed und
A Dewey Anniversary
Will Walk Out Tomorrow if Street
NO 30
PERJURY
CHARGED
Two Men
Arrested at
The Gardiner Gazette »ays: Edi
torially commenting on tbe actions ot
Cottage Grove
tbe Dregon delegation iu recomiueud
ing tbe reappointment of Jaa. H.
™ Yesterday.
Booth as receiver of the Roseburg
laud office, the Roaeburg^Plaindealer
hits tbe nail squarely on tbe cranium : Accused of Swearing Falsely in a
by saying: “If the Oregou delega
Homes tead Lan
d En
tion wauta to see Laue, Douglas,
Coos, Curry, Jackson aud Josephine
—Brought to Eugene
countiee go to tbe Democratic ranks
(
This Morning.
all that the delegation haa to do ia
to stand by Booth, lieu land thieves
(Guard Special Service. )
and monopolies and combines of all
Cottage
Grove, Nov. 11.—Charged
kinds, and the job is done.”
Tbe territory that comp ises the with the crime of perjury in wearing
Roseburg laud district haa always falsely to a land entry, A. B. Lyou
polled a strong Republican majority, aud William Lively were arrested yes­
but when It begiuato ge . such returns terday afternoon, while at work iu
as thia from tbe mill, it la time it the Black Butte quicksilver mines.
waa looktug to acme other party for They left here on the this morning’s
the administration of such affairs. train for Eugene in charge of Deputy
U. 8. Marshal Roberta, who arrived
here Monday in search of the men.
The accusation states that on or
COUNTY COURT
about Septemtxr 19th of thia year,
Lyon and Lively violated Section
AND BRIDGE WORK 5392 of the revised statutes by mak­
ing oath as follows:
“That they were well acquaiuted
At the session of the oounty court with homestead entry 9667, made by
thia week there was introduced a pe- Johannes J. Brauti and knew the pres­
titiou to relocate or detlne the bound­ ent condition of the same; that the
aries of a street lu Cottas« Giove, Baid Johannes J. Brauti has never es­
where the couuty bridge is located, tablished bis residence on the said
which is technically a couuty road, tract uor cultivated or improved the
but really a street. The matter * bk Kame; that he has been absent there­
postpoued uutll the town or the citi from for a period of more than six
zene pay all the damages reported by mouths laBt past, without obtaining
leave of abseuce. ”
the viewers.
Lyon and Lively will appear before
I be big bridge now lieing started
over Fall Creek .will be larger than U. S. Commissioner J. J. Walton,
the one built over Lake Creek by at Eugene, ou Thursday and Friday
contract 1’2 years ago.
The Lake respectively.
Creek bridge beiug longer would per
baps coat as much if built by con­ A BOY NEARLY
tract, but by hiring the work and
purchasing the materials the court ex­
SCALDED TO DEATH
pects to build it for fb" aud save
about that amount. The luml>er and
gettiug it ready has coat about 91200,
the irone will cost perhaps 9600; and Willie
Schmitt, of Creswell,
the materials, all told, about 92000,
Suffers
Terrible Agonies.
aud the labor about the building of
the bridge about 92000 more.
There wae only one bld sul mitted
for famishing ai out 1000 cubic yards
Willie Schmitt, the 14-year-old sen
of rock for the Cobarg bridge. Thia of John Schmitt, of Creswell, came
bid waa by Chas. F. Groner, who near being scalded to death yaaterdHy
offered to furnish the atone for 91.60 afternoon.
per cubic yard. It waa rejected as
The boy bad b.ien alck for a few
too high, beiug fully double as much daya and waa standing by the kitebeu
as the court believes they can bare stove with hia bands on the handle of
it done by hiring teams.
the teakettle. He fainted and in fall*
ing turned the teakettle full of boil­
ing water over. The water badly
acalded hia left arm, hiaj cheat, ab­
domen, left hip, back and'lega.
The boy's mother ran to bia"rwacae
The football game Saturday at aud in taking» off ¿hia clotbee the akin
Rose Park between the Roseburg where the boiling water bad pa goad
High School and the Dralu Normal over him, all came off. He Buffered
teams was won by the former, 11 to 0. intense agony and time endfagain
Clyde Fulkuer made
the first asked hia father to shoot him to end
touchdown in the first half, by a hia aufferinga.
line buck; Farley made the second
Dr. C. H. T. Atwood waa aent for
touchdown in the second half, after aud administered relief. He|atten-
a 35-ya rd end run. At ths no stage ded the boy again this morning and
of the game was Roseburg's goal in pronounced him out of^dauger.
danger, the nearest the Drain lads
could get to it beingftbe 36 yards on
Admiral Birdslcc Dead.
ons occasion In tbs second bslf. It
Augusta, Go., Nov. 10.—Rear Ad­
was a good game however. A very
enjoyable reception waa given the miral Leslie Anthony Birdaloe, United
visitors at the Native Son's hall in States Navy, retired, died^suddeuly
the evening. The Roeeburg team has tonight of apoplexy at Chateau -
uot yet been defeated in any game Levert, the couth ry borne of Colonel
D. L. Dyer. The Admiral waa in the
this season.
eity moot of the day attending the
street fair, and until 11 o'clock to­
night there was no signal of illness.
The body will leave Augusta for
Washington tomorrow, where it will
M. D. Mitchell baa purchased the be cremated.
corner lot at East Seventh and Pearl
streets from George Midglay aud will
“The wind blowetb, the water How-
erect three new oottagee on the acme. alb, the farmer aoweth, the eu beer 1 ber
The construction of one baa already oweth, and the Lord knoweth’that
been commenced
Mr. and Mrs. we are in need of oar dues. So
Mitchell will reside in the old bouse come a ranuin', ere wo go gunnln'.
on the lot,now occupied by the family This thing of dunnin' givoa ua the
bl nee.— Ex.
of J. B. Orrell.
Roseburg Beat Drain.
Three Nev Cottages
Mammoth Trouser Sale
The Fall season is drawing to a close, invoicing time will so n be here, and
we find ourselves overstocked with men’s extra trousers
In order to reduce the stock we have decided to run a two weeks'
sale at the following prices
$2.60
$3.50 Grade for
2.10
3.00 Grade for
1.90
2.50 Grade for
1.65
2.00 Grade for.
Over 500 patterns to pick from. Come early and get first choice
At these prices they will surely go.