The Eugene weekly guard., November 14, 1903, Image 6

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peases
him st«
his
(judrJ MU
gBr of tbe
crO farm
p a» and
clear give
proat.
TO FREE
HIS CLIENTS
f cuts no figure with tbe 1-lyer. She
has nil tbe time there is anyway.—
Brownsville Times.
LAVISH IN
HIS PRAISES
OF OREGON
will pay a higher price for tbe alfalfa
hay then can tie obtained for it in
NOVEMBER 11
SATURDAY
any other market, aud will take care
I
ul tbe sugar beet tops aud pulp.
What
Secretary
Wilson
said
of
tbe
Civilization Going North.
North I’latte country applies with
(From tbe West.)
That civilization is constantly going
equal force to many other sections.
Ethel
and Ora Turner, of
Misses
North can be illustrated, says a care­
visited
the Miaaea Brynd in
Eugene,
ful observer, by taking a globe and
the
first
of tbe week.
Florence
Oregon Advertised.
marking upon it the seats of civili­
The Florence school is now full to
zation at succeeding eras.
(Salem Journal. )
overflowing and tbe directors find it
This demonstration will prove, he
necessary to exclude scholars from
One of Governor Chamberlain's un­
sayve thousands, that ti years ago the official remarks on bis trip East is
outside tbe district.
belt of civilization went through that thia state Is net advertised.
There ha» has been another run of
salmon
in the river tbe last few days
Southern Arabia, and Upper Egypt.
Demurrer
to
the
Indictments
Oregon has poured out hundreds of
and the fishermen have been making
Four thousand years ago it had ad thousands of dollars on displays at
Filed—Court
Adjourned
better catches as a result.
vaneed to Bablonla, Northern Egypt, Eastern expositions, but produced
Till Today to Further Con­
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Karlstrom, of Tells of Our Wonderful Grain,
and Northern Africa; three thousand little effect.
Point Terrace, and Mr. and Mrs.
sider the Cases.
Fruit and Stock- •Willamette
years ago, it was in Palestine, aud
Swanson and daughter, of Alpha,
Governor Chamberlain says the
breaking upon tbe Northern shore state is not known much outside of
gave the West office a pleasant call
Valley a Veritable
Sunday’s Oregonian:
Basing his last Saturday.
of tbe Mediterranean. Two thousand railroad circles. Oregon does not
Paradise.
the
action upon the contention that
A fisherman by the name of Jensen
years ago saw all Africa subdued, uppear much In Eastern newspaper indictments are technically invalid
was locked up Saturday evening for i
Palestine and Babylonia in decay, dispatches.
and insufficient to constitute a cause
h. L. Harriman, livestock auction­
being disorderly. Monday morning
Greece just past its prime, and Rome
Tiie fact is Oregon baa been ays of action. Judge Thomas O'Day, at­ he contributed $6 to the city’s ex­ eer, Bunceton, Mo., ' writes to the
Breeders’ Gazette, of Chicgo:
in its glrry.
The |ow<rful Parthi temmatically shut out of the Asso- torney for Miss Maria L. Ware, Hor­ chequer and was released.
ace McKinley and S. A. D. Puter, is
"I am just home from trip to the
nian Empire, and Palmyra, were alsi ciated Press dispatches seut out
Last Saturday night was Hallow’-
seeking to free his clients from a
far West, where 1 went to conduct
number
of
sprites
about rising, and already tbe curve from Portland.
trial on the change of forgery aud een aud the usual
tbe big auction sales of horses, cattle
Florence. But con-
was reaching tbe Bosphorus. One
Tbe railroads have advertised Cali­ conspiracy to defraud the government were abroad in
and bogs at the state fair at Salem,
custom,
in
a
num-
tbousaud years ago saw the civiliza­ fornia and Washington teu times as of land. Tbe attorney contends that trary to the usual
Oregon. As you know Salem is situ­
her of instances toey carried their
ated in the heart of tbe famous Wil­
tion across the Alps, Charlemagne much as Oregon until very recently. tbe Indictments are devoid of essen­
tial details, consequently are worth­ pranks altogether beyond tbe bounds lamette Valley, which lies between
Compressing all continental Europe
The exhibits we have placod on dis­ less and do not constitute legal of fun aud destroyed or damaged tbe
the Cascade and Coast ranges of
into one great organism, even the play at various expositions have been charges. A demurrer to tbe com­ property of otheis.
Several gates
mountains in Western Oregon. It is
Turks on the East feeling the im­ good, but are too tame, and were lost plaints based upon this ground was were bioken down and some out­ about this country, Its people, its
pulse.
filed, and Judge O’Day picked tbe buildings overturned. The perpetra­ agricultural and its livestock indus­
in the mass of sights.
Indictments to pieces from beginning tors were soon found out and rather
The preseut day sees the most pow­
Governor Chamberlain is right. to eud. He argued that they were than face tbe consequence of their tries and the good fair they had that
erful and vital people in the North
I want you to hear. In the first
Oregon has nut lieen advertised. To­ full of technical defects and utterly actions, they settled with some of tbe
place this Willamette Valley is a veri­
of Europe; Prussia the leading state
day train loads ot immigrants are lacking in almost every necessary owners by making repairs ar paying table paradise—certainly the richest
of Germany, England far ahead of
the
damages.
being railroaded through tbe state, detail to make them effective accusa­
and most productive section of the
l-'rance, Russia dominating Turkey.
The demurrer was argued for
to be dumped in regions far inferior tions.
country I ever heard of. Tbe land
Thio is all the more striking when we
two hoars in tbe morning, and tbe
pro.1 ces 40 to 60 bushels of wheat
in natural merit to Oregon.
arguments will be continued tomor­
see tbe same thing going on in Asia,
to tbe acre, oats and barley in tbe
They are surprised at what they row morning.
under almost totally different con
san e proportion. They do not talk
behold from the car windows as they
Yesterday morning was the time
aboti I bushels of potatoes, beets and
ditious of people and ideas, and re­
ride£tbrougb, audjask why they] were set for the defendants in the case to
turuips—they grow by the tons. They
ligions. India long ago fell below
not shown off here. Echo answers, plead, and when court opened tbe
do not grow corn extensively because
China, Southern China below North­
three parties accused were present. Sentenced by Judge Hamilton
the nights are too cool, but they raise
WHY!
When the case was called Judge O'­
ern China, while recently Northern
all tbe corn they need. Alfalfa yields
This
Morning-Gaylord
Wins
Day promptly filed hie demurrer. In
China has yielded to Japan; aud new
tbe most enormous crops, they cut it
John Murray Dowie, father of tbe brief this document set forth that the
His Suit.
four times a year. Hop raising is
still north of Japan the long, strong
self-styled prophet, denies tbe report Indictments are invalid because they
quite an industry there, some lands
form
tbe Czar is drawing a line of
that tbe latter is illegitimate. The fail to set forth facts sufficient to
yield $100 worth per acre at 25 cents
(Daily Guard, November 6-)
commerce aud civilization across Si­
constitute a crime
and that
two
per pound, which is the present
elder Dowie is said to be a respected offenses are charged.
Circuit
court
resumed
its
sessions
beria. America has shown precisely
market price. If I were to tell you
this morning at 9 o’clock.
member of society aDd is crushed by
FORGERY CASE AFGUED.
tbe same phenomenon.
Tropical
about tbe fruit industry, you would
The
case
of
James
Sanford
vs.
N.
the bid for notoriety made by hie
The case of forgery against Horace
America has easily yielded to the
R. Gaylord, forcible detainer, wbidh not believe it. 1 never saw ench a
sou in publically proclaiming his G. McKinley was argned separately by
later settled temperate America.
was commenced Saturday afternoon, display of fruit and agricultural
disgrace. John Dowie says: “The Jndge O’Day. Thia count accuses was taken up again. Following whs products at any fair. It is fast be­
McKinley of forging tbe name of
coming a great livestock country, tbe
statement that 1 am not tbe father
George E. Taylor to a homestead affi­ tbe jury in the case. J. G. Hinton, tbe exhibits of cattle, horses, hogs
An Old Story With China.
of John Alexander Dowie is the davit. In arguing the technical de­ James Calloway, W. H. Smyth, Ansel
M. F. Casteel, M. S and sheep were very creditable in­
The wolf could find no other excuse greatest myth ever uttered b> the fect of this charge, tbe Judge main­ Herueuway,
Hubble,
L.
W.
S. Poet, Peter Nye, deed, and the races were fully up to
for eating the lamb than it muddled mouth of man. It is scandalous that tained that tbero was nothing to show
Loren
Edwards,
Steve
Rigdon, B. F. any Grand Circuit meeting.
the water, and that while drinking my son should repudiate me, after 1 that the land in question bad ever Russell, J. E. Kenuerly. The jury
"Our stock sales were very success­
been entered under tbe homestead
full especially tbe sales of Short­
from tho stream below his wolfship. have done so much for him. He is
returned
a
verdict
of
"not
guilty,"
act, and for this reason there was no
horn and Hereford cattle, which
Now Russia says China must execute my son aud was born in lawful wed­ evidence to s'ow that the govern­ • victory for Gaylord.
brought
even better prices than at our
SENTENCED TO TWO YEARS.
an officer who ordered the execution lock. No one can deny it. Tbe reg­ ment was defrauded. He argued fur­
sales in Washington last June. The
C. C. Hardwick, whom tbe jury
of u Chinese brigand in Russian em­ isters may be had at tbe grea- legis- ther that the land in question bad,
beef breeds that have been sent out
ploy, else she will retain Mukden, ter otfioes, Princess street, Ediuburg, by an act of Congress, reverted back Saturday afternoon, found guilty of from this Middle West country are
to tbe state, consequently the gov- larceny by bailee, was this morning
becoming immensely]popular with the
which she promised to evaouate.
Scotland.
I have always lived a
eminent had relinquished its title sentenced to two years in the peniten­
farmers, who, only a few years ago,
It ia an old story with China, quiet, peaceable Christian lite, and to It.
tiary.
handled nothing but dairy cattle. I
though.
Missionaries went among it breaks my heart to have this
At thia juncture court was ad-
The case of the State vs David
think
it is only a matter of time
the "heathen Chinese” with Hie pa­ trouble come towards the end." Thia journed until Monday. At that time Hunter, burglary at Cottage Grove,
when that whole Northwest country,
the
demurrer
will
be
argued
further
was
called
this
morning
and
tbe
fol-
thetic story of tho Cross, incidentally Is a singular statement in that there
Oregon, Washington and Idaho, will
bearing tbe Ton Commandments, one is no word of defause for tbe mother and submitted to Judge Bellinger owiug jury secured: D. R. Harris, be one of the great beef producing
for consideration.
Frank Montgomery , E. A. Farring­
of which is of tenor that we should ■ the one who needs it.
sections of our country. Every con­
ton, M. L. Barnett, Perry Bonnett,
dition is favorable to it. Tbe climate
not steal.
An occasaonal missionary
W. M. Neely, John V. O’Leary,J. E.
is uniform and delightful, the year
was maltreated, killed in a few in­
North Yakima physicians are in a
Bond, C. M. Jackson, J. W. Belshaw,
around—it is never too hot or too
W. L. Houston, A. W. Gilbert.
stance». And a though they aud the controversy over the question ot
cold for stock to do well. Water is
At a late hour this afternoon tbe abundant and the laud produces
governments of which they are citi­ whether the epidemic of fever which
NORTH WEST.
jury was still out.
zens had been warned that the temper is prevalent in the city ia typhoid or
everything that cattle need to eat and
O. A. C. 0, P m IU c 0.
W. J. Campbell vs. 1. II. Bingham, g<*ow fat on.
Albany Second 6, Chemawa Seoond 6.
of the Chinese people whs such that nalaria, and so alarming did tbe con
"They need more good cattle of the
Portland Academy 8, Portland to recover money. On trial.
they might maltreat the men who ditious become that the citizeus ap­
oeef breeds, but oir people need not
CIVIL CASES.
High School 0.
sought to overthrow a religion that pealed to the state board of health.
John. Gray vs. 1 Kate Gray, divorce. send out any but good ones, for those
U. O. 0, W. A. C. 0.
was gray with antiquity when Christ After looking into the matter thor
McMinnville 11, Monmouth Nor Divorce granted. Clara Withrow vs. Western cattle men are as smart and
bora the cross and upon it suff< red oughly the state board was unable to mal 6.
K. L. Witbrow, divorce.
Divorce as discriminating buyers as 1 ever
Willamette 30, North Pacific Deuta 1 granted and plaintiff permitted to saw. Tbe people of that country are
iguominios death, those most Chris­ decide the matter, but all agreed that
a splendid type of American citizens,
change name to Clara Zablrskie.
tian nations hesitated not a moment the cause of the matter epidemic was 0.
highly intelligent, industrious, pro­
Spokane High School 12, State
but each stole tbe territory coveted the unsanitary condition of the city.
gressive and as clever a lot as can be
Normal 5.
in payment for the few missionaries Kuowing this is of as much impor­
Beattie
High School Bl, Rüget
found anywhere. I never enjoyed a
who were so opportunely doing busi­ tance as being able to diagnose the SouDd Academy 0.
week among strangers more in my
Ballard Tigers 24,
life, and I have never attended a fair
Kent High
disease, and a good cleaning up will
ness in China.
where the management was more
Tbe mau that "went down into not only eud the controversy, but, School 0.
Incorporated
in
Roseburg to thoroughly up-to-date than at the
CALIFORNIA.
Jericho" aud fell among thieves, was better still, will cure the disease.
Oregon State Fair. The board of
Stanford 11, Multnomah 0.
Operate on Uest
a -
...
in splendid luck compared with
managers are certainly fortunate in
Nevada 6, California 2.
Tho mercenary Colombians iuvited
Fork.
China.
having two such splendid gentlemen
RASTERN.
Articles of incorporation of th» as President Wehrung and Secretary
be disaster t hat has overtook them
Harvard 17, Pennsylvania 10.
Gold Mountain Mining A Smelting Wisdom in control.”
by insisting on exorbitant compensa­
Princeton 11, Lafayette 0.
A Kansas Story.
Company of Roseburg, Or., were filed
tion for the Panama canal right of
Cornell 0, Lebigb 0.
Saturday morning. Tbe capital stock
in-
A singular case of domestic
way. The people about the Isthmus
Yale 30, Syracuse U.
is fixed st $10,000 divided into shares
felicity comes of course, from Kan­ want tho canal—tho building and
Yale Freshmsn
10,
Princeton of $1.00 each
su.-’, that region of freaks aud freak- umiutianance
will be millions to l-’reshmsn 0.
Tbs new company, of which Charles
Sunday’s Salem Statesman Sheriff
Minnesota 46, Lawrence 0.
Ishneaa.
In the morning Mr. Waller their advantage. It was the only way
Bigelow is the manager, have a num­ Fred Fisk of Eugene is iu the city
Nebraska 33, Knox 5.
Butin went whistling to bis work.
ber of very promising mining claims and will remain until Monday. He
for the caual project to escape the
Brown 24, Vermont 0.
When ho returned at night he found
in the West Fork district adjoining arrived yesterday afternoon, having
clutch
of
Colombian extortion.
IMrtmonth 18, Amberat 0.
the
claims recently bonded by in custody two prisoners whom he
hit house empty. His wife had taken
Carlisle 28, Georgetown 0.
There is an old story about tbe kill­
Flsuer and F. P. Hogan of Spokane, conducted to the penitentiary and
ail her belongings and had gone home
Oberliati 5, Western Reserve 3.
They are also near tbe Martindale turned over to the proper authorities.
ing of a goose that daily laid a golden
to her mo*her. No quarrel bad ever
Drake 41, Cornell 6.
mine, which was recently sold for Both of the men, Thomas Young and
egg. Colombia ¡1 as done it. That
Kansas 17, Oklahoma 5.
I.... ti had in the family, eave for tbe
$30,000.
George Gordon, were this week sen­
nation has lost Paiumn, and that
Michigan 36, Ohio 0.
reason that Mrs. Bunn persisted in
A number of assays have been made tenced by Judge J. W. Hamilton to
forevermore.
West Teint 56, Manhattan 0.
of tbe ore taken from near the sur­ four years’ imprisonment,they having
taking in washing
in order to
face , and show values ranging from been convicted of the charge of burg­
help pay the family expenses. Mr.
If Tom Johnson could have carried
An eichaugs tails of two littla boys $16 to $37.50 per ton
l)evelopmeut lary. Both men are considered tough
Runn objected to his wife doing Ohio or governor, even cut the plu­ «ho asked tbsir mother if they might work on tbe Fisher and Hogan claims
customers, especially Young who was
thia kind of work. She declared that rality to a fairly close figure, it would play
store in tbe dining room. is expected to begin soon.
captured
while aeleep bot with a
"Yea,” she replied, "if you don’t
she would work if she wanted to. He have made him the next
loaded
revolver
in his hand ready for
Democratic make much noise.”
"We'll be
a fight.
forbade her doing any more of it.
uominee tor president, The rote, quiet, about it mom," Mid one.
She lett him and refuses to return
though, puts him fairly out of the "We’ll I* storekeepers that don't
unless he will consent to her taking
Mrs. Elizabeth Geyer, wife of Henry
ace And while It slaughter, d John advertise "
H. Geyer, died at her home at tbe
in washing.
•on, Mark Hanna's ambition for the
corner of West Sixteenth and Olive
This is about the best to come from
George Cornwell and Miss Myrtle
Republican presidential nomination
streets, Eugene, Saturday afternoon,
the Sunflower state. It may, though,
Lott wete nnitwl in marriage Surday
Nov. 7, 1903, from pneumonia.
cauno
lint have been greatly eu
be but a shrewd immigration scheme, larged.
Mn. Geyer was born at Hiawatbe, ♦ evening at 8 o’clock at the residence
An am<isl..g Incident ia related of Kansas, in 1873, and was 30 years of of Mr. and Mr». Skinner at 290 Lin­
to fire tbe female heart with desire
tbe "Flyer " While coming down age. She was married to H. H. coln street. Rev. J. C. Richardson
for Kansan residence.
The etnieror of Germany and the f m Natron Tuesday morning the Geyer, at Hiawatha. June 15, ltWi, performing tbe ceremony.
Only a few of the intimate friends
crai of all the Ruaslaa aunounce that train moved so rapl tly that e ran of where they resided until coming to
The Profitable Cow.
they are to meet at Wie«tauten nnlv Io cream w • jarred from the exprees car Eugeue last March. She leaves a of the yonig couple besides the near
• nd lost just before reaching R”W-
relatives were pres-nt. The wedding
Secretwy of Agriculture Wilson hear the opera together. Ihts love laod. When I’» ■ liseuce w >• die husband and four children, two boys
and two girls, tbe eldest being 8
receutiy spent a day in North Platte, i f music really I. Gmchlvg. B>t it covsrwd a search was itistl’ubd l ack years of age and tbe
youngest a girl
Nebraska, and in speaking of tbe is feared that th y will violate the up the track and «!»•• cat. fi dly lo­ four months old.
Undertaker J. W.
great future of that country for sugar • mom o good taste bv talking dur­ cated ill the ditch. It a <« < i-.ed to
Rowland Ly the traitin eu si u egsln the body an I it was
ing
tie
pt
rf-
rm
a
nee
—
«beat
what!
beets and alfalfa, »aid :
placed eboanl the Flyer and we trust dsv’s train for the .dd h ’me st Hia­
Whit is needed here now is tbe
reached Its deal Ira* lot. without le­
Many a man ia compelled to keep in« churned into I «'er 1 he inci­ watha for bn vis I Mr. Ueyrr and t’-.,
dairy cow. hbe will make her owner
three eldest childreu accomparne.,
enough money to corer all tbe ex Me word brcanae no one will take it. de, t caueed a little delay, but they
the remains East.
Judge Thomas O’Day
Argues Land Fraud
Cases.
Eastern Livestock Deal
er Visited the
State Fair.
i was a pretty affair, and the happy
young couple were tbe recipients of
a number of beautiful and useful
gifts
A nice luncheon was served
after the ceremony was over.
Tbe couple will reside iu Eugeue,
where the groom is employed.
Those present at the wedding were:
Mr. and .Mrs. Skiuuer, Mr. aud Mrs.
Cornwell, Mr. aud Mrs. Lott, Mr.
and Mrs. John Simpson, Mr. aud
Mrs. Ozrneut, Mr. aud Mrs. D. f A.
Ross. Mr. aud Mrs. Bert Berry, Miss
Cornwell, Miss May Baldwin, Miss
Cora Pennington, Chester Penning-
ton, John Pennington, Henry Hud­
dleston, Irvine Lott, Oren Lott.
May Sell Out.
Saturday’s Football Scores.
A
NEW MIN
ING COMPANY
Prisoners to the Pen.
Mrs. Elizaceth Geyer,
Cornwell-Lou.
The
oí tb? “Fifer.”
Jim Bunn in jai| |(f
an Attempt at
Rape.
Prineville Journal: L. 8. Logan,
the Camp Creek stock mau, is said An Eight-Year Old Girt off«
to be negotiating with Grant Maye, of
tage Grove Was the Object
The Dalles, for the sals of his entire
stock interests. The price aHked is
of His FOU|
$26,000.___________
Designs.
A BIG
COLONY
COMING
Two Thousand Poles
Will Settle in Lane
County.
HARTWICK GETS
TWO YEARS IN PEN
ATTEMPTED
terrible
crine
Options Secured on
4.000 Acres
of Land- They Desirej to
Secure 20,000
Acres.
The following item appeared in the
Portland Journal Saturday: "Antoni
Ossowski, tbe Polish agent from Chi­
cago, who expects to locate about 2000
of bis oountrymeu iu Oregon, expects
to arrive in this state about December
20, with his colonists. Mr. Ossowski
ba» secured an option on several
thousand acres of land near Eugene
and will start East tonight for a con­
ference with the prospective pur­
chasers. • * •"
Supplementing tbe above, a Guard
representative
called
on Messrs.
Frasier A Miller, the real estate men,
and ascertained the fact that they are
tbe parties who are negotiating with
the managers of the Polish colony.
After considerable corres' ondence,
Mr. Osscwski visited Eugene last
week, and went thoroughly over the
territory with Mr. Frasier, and as
an ussurrance of hia delight with this
section of the state, which he said
suited him better than auy section of
tho Northwest, he took an option on
nearly four thousand acres of tbe best
land in Laue connty. It was bis in­
te ut ion when he came West to secure
an option on a large tract of cheap
unimproved
foot bill
land, but
Mesares. Frasier A Miller advised him
—and we think they advised him cor­
rectly—that if he wished to make a
success of his colony, and lay the
foundation
for future growth aud
prosperity, he Lad much better se­
cure the best improved aud bigbest
grade soil in the valley. After care­
ful Investigation Mr. Ossowski was
convinced that this was the proper
course and he secured tbe option re­
ferred to. This is only tbe begin­
ning and be has authorized his agents
here, Messrs. Frasier A Miller, to
secure not less than 20,000 acres.
WILL BE HERE DEC. 20.
A telegram was received from Mr.
Ossowski this morning stating that
be would be here about Dec. 20,
with bis first invoice of settlers.
At his suggestion to bis agents, tbe
exact location of tbe colony will not
be made public at the present time,
or until suffi lent options are secured,
but suffice it to say, Lane connty
will get the colony.
Died.
Mrs. E. A. Pinkham died at her
home, 285 West Fifth street this morn­
log at 8:10 o'clock from pneumonia.
One day last week Mrs. Pinkham
and her busband drove to Marcóla at
which time Mrs. Pinkham contracted
• cold which ran into pneumonia and
caused her death.
Tbe deceased leaves beside ber bus­
band several children, including Mrs.
Harry Bhaw, wife of the foreman of
tbe Rcgi-ter office. 8be baa lived in
Eugene about four years, coming here
from Pelican Rapids, Minn.,
She
was aged about 65 years.
it May Be Mai Weideman.
Jim Bunn, a well kuown
character who has figured
conspicuously in the police ind **
tice courts for some time «g
who laxt August completed.jJ*
the penitentiary for bnrghry, ’’
in »fir way to be (eDt b«x
penitentiary for a much long« J?
Bunn was arrested at Cottag.
Saturday afternoon, chargedS
tempted rape upon Ethel
the eight-year-old daughter of Z
Bartels, a butcher.
Constable B. K. Lawson brootg
Bunn downjo Eugene Sunday J,,
ing and turned him over to the ikr
iff who lodged him in the county
jail. The constable yesterday told J
Guard reporter the story of tbe«.
tempted crime and the arrest, ul
stantially as follows:
Bunn bad been drinking during th
day, but was not so drunk but tint
he knew what be was doing. Hs»«
the little Bartels girl on the itrat
aud offered her money to accomp«;
him to a nearby shed or tarn. Thj
remained there some time, Bono did
not carry out hie foul design» bat th
testimony given by the little girl at
the prel iminary examination tsfon
the justice of the peace was enough t«
convict him.
Leaving tbe shed, Bunn and th
little girl started for tbs brush oath
river. At this juncture the child
begau to cry and they were outtced
by some ladies who informed Fred
Bartels, brother of the girl, sho ru
aDd overtook them aud held Boat
until Constable Lawsou arrived.
The would-be rapist was at ooa
given an examination lefore Jutki
Vaghan and bond over to the circuit
court.
There was considerable feeling .1
Cottage Grove over the sttsaftf
crime, but no demonstration is
made.
Had the fellow succeeded in any
Ing out his foul purpose he would
have been strung up without sty
ceremony, as tbe town was full of
Bohemia miners and meu from th
logging camps and a number of this
were drinking heavily.
ROBBED A MAN.
Chief of Police Stiles was »«Mg
up u case of robbery agaiDst Bora
and was about to effect his arrM
when this other aDd more serious
charge was preferred.
It eeeems that last Thursday night
Bunn and old man hy tbe nan» !
James Kerr, residing at Wildsow.
several miles east of Cottage Grove,
were drinking together in Engei*-
and by Friday morning the old
was so drunk that be knew next.)
nothing. He and Bunn were
doWu on North Jefferson streets
the old man could scarcely etod
Some women living in that neighM
hood ® hw Bonn lean Kerr up
a fence and go tbroogh bis pockrt*-
He then made for tbe brush oo »li­
ner’s Butte aud disappeared. A
phone message to Chief Stiles hrw
that officer to tbe scene with a »Mfl
and Kerr was iaken down
When sober enough to tell
he said he had lost io tbs
hood of $60, most of which B um
doubt secured. At any r»t*
spending money freely •• “
Grove and be was never d °
have more than a few ctnts a
on his person.
¡n
Of coarse tbe charge of robt* 7
not be preferred as tbst of •(-*
rape is much more serious.
PLEAD NOT OÜILTT.
Bunn was arraigned in tb«
court this morning »od Pj*
guilty." Hi. trisi w-
morrow at 10 a. m. (•bM
er is his attornsy._____
Died.
Mrs. Wm. Wallace diedIs th
in Cottage Grove this mo
o’clock, aged about„
A Portland dispatch in today's leaves a husband an
(mar l states that Mac Weiderman, of .id* • number of brothnj
Portland, was fatally injured in a log­ and her father, J. -M- M
ging train accident at Stella. Wash.,
t ’day. |g it Max Weideman, formerly
tH
of Eugene, but now of Portland! morning at 10 o’clock
She
was
a
devoted
BH'
There is a striking similarity In tbe
names, the slight difference being Catholic church.
easily made in tbe coarse of gather­ gen, of this city, w“1
uneral oeremonics
ing and transmitting tbe new s
To Ci-e a CoH in One Day
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