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About The Eugene weekly guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1899-1904 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1903)
» u e I* ■M------7„ EUGENE* OREGON, SATURDAY NOVEMBER 21 1903 WASHINGTON Three Day Special Xi Wednesday, Thursday and Friday Ladies’ Walking Skirts $2.50 and $3.50 Regular $3 50 and $4.50'el'ers. All color« and sizes. These are excellent values. HAPPENINGS Governor of Indiana Lunched With Presi dent Today. Remonstrance Against Mormon Smoot Sitting With Other Polygamists in Senate. N. McCoy, of Elko, Nev., arrived I here Monday night with Harry Eg bert, alias Jack Frost, tbe murderer I of John G. Saxton and Jack West. Egbert was arraigned before Judge Clifford of tbe circuit court, to »bum he deuied tbe name of Jack Frost, as serting that bis true name was Eg bert. Tuesday, Dec. 1, at 10 a. m., was set aa tbe time for bringing tbe ease to trial. There has been no demonstration of any kind against the prisoner. There is general salistactiou that he i is safe witlliu the grasp of tbe au- borities aud that his trial at au early hour is assured. Butchers Partly Won. Cincinnati, Nov. 7.— Two thirds of the striking butcb rs returned to work today, fifteen of the packiug bouses having acceded to their de mands. Ten plants are still idle. NO SI PRINCESS LOUISE’S CONFESSION Says Did Not Love the Man She Eloped With. plicity in land frauds in his depart ment, was discharged this afternoon. Diss is a member of tbe Los Augeles tire commission and is prominent socially ami politically. Wages ol Sin St. Louis, Nov. 18. — Chairman ’ Dolan of tbe Democratic City Central Committee and Policeman Garrett were each sentenced to five years* imprlsoumeut~iu tbe penitentiary to day aud to pay a Hue of «5000 for : naturalization election frauds. Buying Out Competitor. Youugstown, O., Nov. 18.—It is now asserted that Rockefeller practically | < controls tbe U. s. staei Corporation, aud that he ia negotiating for tie She Used Him A* a Means for purchase of the Rep u bl io Iron aud Steel Company, tbe largest independ Her Divorce and Then ent competitor of the trust. Kicked Him Out in Shooting Pheasants. the Cold. London, Eng., Nov. 18.- Edwin BerliD, Nov. 18,—Royal and titled Victor is shooting pheasants on the circles as well as those lower down in Windsor reserves. Enroute Victor the social scale are not a little inter placed a wreath on the late Queen ested in a book containing tbe confes Victoria's tomb. sions of the eloping Crown Priucess Louise of Havana, given to the pub lic here today. It reveals tbe priucess’ disappoint ment and Borrow through her sad flight with the Frenchman Giron, tbe tutor of her children, whom she Tbe President of the United.States oudemns for insely deserting her for a supposed money «musideratiori. of AmericH has designated Thursday, she says she expected tbe world tiie twenty-sixth day of November, to accept her as a champion of the A. D., 1903, as a day of general thanksgiving, and conforming to a freedom of her sex. She also asserts that she never loved time-honored custom and in accord Giron, but simply used him as a ance with the Proclamation of the means to procure a divorce from a President, 1, George E. Chamberlain, cruel, hated husband, and that she Governor of the State of Oregon, do ejected him as aeon as her husband hereby set apait said day as a holiday, and so recommend that in bo far as took a divorce. possible, all business be suspended so that the people may avail themselves of an opportunity thus afforded to rest from their labors and to return to Almighty God, giver of every good and perfect gift, grateful thanks for the manifold blessings they enjoy. In witness whereof, 1 have here C. Hildebrand Ended His unto set my hand aud caused the great seal of tbe state to be herewith Life at Reno. Nevada, affixed at the city of Salem, this Yesterday. twelfth day of November, in the year of our Lord One Thousand Nine Roseburg, Nov. 18.—W. C. Hilde Huudred and three. brand, Jr., a Roseburg merchant, "GEO. E. CHAMBERLAIN, suicided at Reno, Nevada, yesterday. "Governor of Oregon. He leaves a wife and little sou. He "By the Governor: was honest and highly esteemed. Fi *‘F. I. Dunbar, nancial troubles were responsible for ••Secretary of State.” tbe act. PRESIDENT’S WIFE RE INTERRED Mrs. Monroe’s Remains With Daughter’s Moved I _____ Beside Those of James Monro« Fifth President of United States. Washington, D. C., Nov. 17.—Re- Richmond, Va., Nov. 18.—Tbe re moustranc*'8 against Senator Smoo mains of the wife of James Monroe, of Utah retaining bis seat in tbe fifth president of the United States, ! senate on account of bis poiogya- together with those of their daughter, rnous practices were sent to the were removed from the cemetery of i clerk’s desk iu great quantities this the Monroe family estate today, with morning. Senators Depew, Penrose re-iuteruieut in tbe Hollywood ceme and Teller each presented a batch. tery of this city. They were reburied . . Ladies’ Eiderdown Dressing Sacques The seuate adjourned after confirm* State Superintendent Ackerman one ou either aide of President Mon ing tbe appointment of Lyman as Had a Naarow Escape. roe’s grave. i postmaster at St. Louis aud several There was a great procession, in others. cluding patriotic orders aud the entire Salem, Or., Nov. 18.— Prof. J. H. Governor Durbin of Indiana is at state legislature, now in session. Ackerman had a narrow escape from , luncheon with President Roosevelt Bishop Gibson officiated. Tbe pall serious injury ou Saturday night today. bearers included Governor Montague, while on his way from Dallas to Lieutaut Governor Willard, (J. S. Salem. Tbe road a portion of the Heuators Daniel and Martin, aud way is narrow an! winds through and Congressmen Lamb aud Fairfax. around tbe hills between Eola aud Salem. It has recently been graveled and improved, but is barely wide enough for a team to travel on it. When Mr. Ackerman reached this por Wasco Had Hundred and Thirty tion of tbe road darkness had fallen. The team overtook another rig aud Thousand Dollar Fire attempted to pasv, when the buggy Our Shoe Business is getting mors active Today. capsized, throwing tbe driver dowu Company Will Conduct the Ore the einbankmeut, while Mr. Acker every day, we have the correct styles and Wasco, Oregon, Nov, 17.—Fire this man was < aught in the top of the gon Mineral Springs South prices. morning here burned the Oregon buggy. Fortunately tbe driver re oí Cottage Grove. Trading Company’s big store, the tained the lines, and though dragged a short distance «an al>le to stop the opera bouse and several residences. Articles of incorporation of tbe Ore Loss «132,000; insurance «62,000. team. The only damage done was a gon Mineral Springs Association were The town wruld have been wiped severe bruising of the bodies of both filed with County Clerk Lee yester out had not tbewiud died away, there Mr. Ackerman and tbe driver and day afternoon. the thorough covering of their cloth- being no fire apparatus. The incorporators are Levi Geer, iug with mud. Mr. Ackerman was John Overholser, Dr. Geo. Wall, J. P. able to come to this city, and after a Currin, R. M. Veatcb and B. C. Y. couple of day’s confinement follow Brown, all well kuown and substantial ing the severe shaking up he received citizens of Cottage Grove and vicinity. will lie able to go to Eastern Oregon, The capital stock is «50,UK), anti th though be will not be in ahupe to principal place of business is at Cot take tbe stage trips to interior towns tage Grove. I OUI» R BBAN as he had planned. Tbe objects of tbe corporation as Had tbe tialli noi been thoroughly Washington, Nov. id.—Acting Su set forth in the articles are to conduct ATTORNEY-A -AW perintendent Gerrard of tbe Yosemite under control when tbe buggy cap- and operate a health resort at the Ore National Park in his annual report sized Mr. Ackerman would doubtless Office in new McClung Blook, Room gon Mineral Springs at London, a few Nebraska Cold. recommends the purchase by tbe gov have l>een dragged to death by tbe 14 and 15. Special attention given to miles south of Cottage Grova, and the rocky, and and mining matters. ernment of all patented lands that Worses, for the road 1» Lincoln, Nov. 18.—Tbe cold con corporation has power to manufacture Eugene, Oregon. constitute forest approaches to the crooked and narrow and he was ao tinues about tbe zero mark at North and sell mineral saltsand to aall^min wedged in as to make escape almost Platte and otber points. park. L,. T. Harri era! water. A C. Woodcock He says these forests will be com impossible.— Journal. Nov. 17. — Mrs. pletely destroyed within tbe next few Cincinnati, Oblò., WILL IMPROVE RESORT. Will Work the Public Too. WOODCOCK A HARRIS, _ UF EUGENE. months unless purchases sre made. Htevens was unanimously re elected Tbs Oregon Mineral Springs is a attorn eys - att / aw . Rome, Nov. 18. —Mark Train (Sam president of tbe Women’s Christis comparatively new resort, but in tbe Paid up Cash Capital - $50,000 Tbe land sought can be bought for uel Clemens) is here working on Office-One-half block south of Chris Tompe rance Union tbia morning, last two years people have began to an average of <10 per acre. three new books. One of them is en Surplus - - - • • $50,000 man Block. Eugene, Oregon. He recommends the appointment There were six other candidates. find that the water in tbe springs is titled, "How Americans Discovered Miss Gordon was unanimously re very beneficial for many ailmenta,and of a U. 8. commissioner and that the EUGENE, OREGON. Italy.” elected vice president as also was cor a large number^of people were camped A GENERAL BANKING BUSI park be formed into a United States QEOKGK O'B DeBAK. M. D NA ness done on reasonable terms. court district. In this way he be responding secretary, Mrs. Fry. there last summer. Royalty III. Sight drafts on Chicago, San Fran lieves an adequate enforcement of Tbe Guard la informed that the new PHYSICIAN sun dUBOFON. Indianapolis, Ind., Nov. 17.—Nine Darmstadt, Nov. 18.—The Czarina cisco and Portland Oregon. regulations and apuntive system may hundred packers at Klngau’s plant company which is composed of a Otite. Room <»v r Knsmi L>»n ASaiion Bills of exchange sold on foreign is ill with inflamation of tbe ear at number of men of considerable means Bank. RMKlet.es N<> 280 «*. »iliieet. < a countries. Deposits received subject be established and the park indefin will strike tomorrow morning for Hkierne Wiez. Neither the nor the Chicago’s Streetcar Strike attended to day or uight. Phous rsei-leuc itely preserved. He recommends re increased wages, 'they also object to o check or certificate of deposit. will take bold of the property and con Maio 77. Office. Main 49. All collections entrusted to us will duction of toll rates snd the govern additional importation of Hungar Czar will be able to attend the Chicago, Nov. 18.—A oar was out vert it into one of tbe finest reaorta funeral of Princess Elizaleth. eceive prompt attention. ment acquisition of tbe main roads. ians, more than three hundred of this morning over tbs third Hue of in Oregon. OSTEOPATH CTl’HY IC1AN T G HENDRICKS, President. the City Railway system. It WHS in wbom were brought and placed S B. EAKIN, Vice President. PLACE BALTS ON MARKET, A Police Inquiry. HUGH E PENLAND heavily guarded. P E. SNODGRASS, Cashier. the plant within a month. It is also stated that the mineral » • '-’Ji 1 / >’<►»• t Chicago, Nov. 18. — A graft commit There was no Interference and but salts from tbe springs will ba put up Choking Minority. Corner 7th and Willamette streets. tee is slttiug behiud closed doors to few on the streets owing to tbe in and placed on tbe oiarket. It is pro Panama and Canal Treaty. Washington. Nov. 16.—In tbe House day bearing evludence relative to tbe tense cold, tbe tberemometer hover posed to procure machinery necessary today Dalzell from the committee on Washington, Nov. 18.—The maiD decoying of young girls into brothels I EWH1TS0N, log but a few degrees above zero. to reduce the water to salts, and quite rules, offered a privileged resolution features of tbe treaty with Panama in tbe levee district. DENTIST an industry will no doubt spring from providing for immediate considera have been agreed upon snd drawn io Attorney-Gen. Crawford Safe. Harms pnrehaaed the office and «stura» o it tion of tbe Cuban reciprocity bill aud tbe rough by Secretary Hay aud Am- Anarchist Plot Revealed. the late dece».««! W V Headenwu. 1 »■» prohibiting amendments. It provides iassador Varilla. A further confer now prepared to do anytning in the linr Portland, Nov. 10. — Th» State liar ’ ^Shakes short roads. Rome, Italy, Nov. 18.-Tbe Meaaas- Dentistry in the abore said office. that a vote shall tie taken not later ence was held this afternoon. ero of today prints au anarchist Association tbia afternoon decided •»■Crown and bri.ige work a specialty. than four o'clock Thursday after Umpqua Salmon Pack. plot that bad tbe president of Switz to proceed no further in tbe disbar Froze Yellow Fever. noon. yy L. CHEBHIRE. M. D erland as their object, Tbe plot was ment proceedings against Attorney Astoria, Or., Nov. 17.—E. L. Hurd, Dallas, Texas, Nov. 18.— The state discovered at Milan, and up to the General Crawford, on tbe charges of quarautiDe against Han Antonio be present time tbe officers have made perjury brought by Attorey W. R. the Florence cannerymad, is here with Princess D^ed of Cholera. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, bis steamer, L. Koscos, with 1362 case* cause of yellow fever, was declared three arrests. Willis, of Roeetiurg. Tbe matter was St. Petersburg, Nov. 16.— The an of salmon. He reports that bis pack offjtoday by tbe governor. The ther- dismissed. Ckrúwao Mg. nouncement is made that tbe death thia year will be fully 7000 cases, is below tbe freezing point, Diss Discharged. Eugene. Oregon- of a Russian princess yesterday wa» ometer which is about tbe average, and from killing tbe fever bacillus. Los Angeles, Cal., Nov. 18.—Col. J. caused by cholera has caused a great what be clears tbe pack at Umpqua W BROWN. M. D. W. Dias, right of- way agent for tbe ’ood for everything will be 0000 cases, and at Alsea 3tuO sensation. Will Plead Insanity. Halt La he liihi i suspected of coin Tbe Czar, Czarina and Duke of that runs on wheel». PBYSKTAN AND SURGEON. New York, Nov. 17.-Williams. the Hesse were all exposed to tbe disease. negro who »hot Andrew Green, tbe OHUi-Up.iUriia Hri* i" »«•» Said Everywhere. father at tbe Greater New York idea •VNruniiill • « I » * »• Methodist Missionary Work. Friday, pleaded not guilty this morn Wad« »V «TAVrilBn OH. co. Omaha, Nov. 16.—The Methodist ing. His expected defense will be in missionary committee thia morning sanity. decided to bold tbe next meeting at Sentenced to be Shot. Boston. Sixty thousand dollars were appropriated for work emong tbe sev Salt Lake, Nov. 18.—Judge Both —••WO eral foreign speaking people of tbe Ibis morning sentenced James Lynch •»•3 .*•*>»•« United States, including «20,(00 for to be shot January 3rd. He shot and I Porto Rico aud «13,00 for Hawaii. killed Godfrey Prowe, proprietor, 03 UW while bolding op a gambling home Albanians Fight Turks. P«i|3i3 Every Day This Week here two years sgo. AU Week Constantinople, Nov. 17.—A reoprt savia | W< make such re<lu<tH Mtne $1,500 Worth Salute to Panama Flag. today says there was a big tight ba n »7* knows wear- M In Of E agone. Oregon it wean Albanian« snd Turks I d tbe of silks to Panama, Nov. 17.—Tbe flag of tbe 1 aiHoaoo\ ** J * every‘department sny moons our Scblieb mountains in Albaria. Ibe Republic of Panama was formally aa immense I ne of spring silks will I • gin arriving. Ue sell for issassi as must make room, and regard lee. of loss. ¡Turkish commander »ent poet baste luted by tbe U. S. oruiser MarMebeart WW00« WBQSBtn $607.50 S5Ô.G00 I for reinforcements. Tbe cause of tbe this morning. Paid U$ Cub Ciü Giutd SM3T3M1Í TTY Just think I for leas mouey than tbe |n>erebant 25.030 outbreak ia unknown. our counters for «2.50 a ysrd|we will aell at Bl cents. can buy it, even ieea than manufacturera coat. Plomaine Poisoning. Tbe sal« is going on wbile’ycu rewd this notice None re pssiawrí) Run on Bank. served, they are all out,ai d first to come gets first choice. Broewood, England, Nov. 17.— | a •*•■••• ausi '•»a « ’•••» WV3 t«xrg See Window Display No favors shown, fair treatment to ail •cTioosniû«1»-« •»«•» Reading. Pa.. Nov. 17.-A ran is oo A bout 40 people bera are »offering ■ and Inside Display at tbe Pennsylvania Trust Cotnfaoy’s from ptomaine poisoning, doa from Draft« iws-d oath» prtnep 1 H>«* -t ni sd Slsus *a I - ouo - jt - Bank. Depositors are «reiving tbeir eatiog pork. None Will be Sold to Dealer». Ü later«.< sle w«! "1 4«m»«l e«rd# »*• « money as they call for It. <te»«it «h«-. Ufi «tete! periol A First National Robbed. CnUar'i rscwl«« «■» pr-^P* «t’-oo’i ’• Jack Frost’s Trial Dec. bl. Iky so I C .-iatr Warrant« ‘»irt- The Bern Trouser Sal» is Still Going on and There are Many Good Values Left. We can Save you Lyons. Neb., Nov. 17.— Robber* b A PAI NE Good Money While the Sale Lasts. « E BROWN Borns. Or., Nov. 17 —Sheriff Al blew open tbe First National Bank Vics P'<od«n< P m inks: lea, of this county, and Constable T. vani* last night They got WUOO. V W BROWN. r w osetiLs ESCAPES DEATH ON DARK LONELY ROAD THE GOVERNOR’S PROCLAMATION OREGON TOWN WAS BURNED SHOE DEPARTMENT SPRINGS ASSOCIA TION INCORPORATES SUICIDE OF A ROSEBURG MAN w. HAMPTON BROS. YOSEMITE PARK RECOMMENDATIONS f-|RST : : PRESIDENT OF THE W. C. T. U. THE PACKERS WILL STRIKE Mammoth Clean-up Sale of cÖ^w^“ /Œ £ / 6 is / 01/ xPZTii/ $1,500 Worth Fancy Silks $1,500 Worth $1 to $2.50 yard Silks for 81c a yard FRANK E. (DUNN FRANK E. DUNN’S C s A mt i Assi CaWu* ——