The Eugene weekly guard., January 02, 1904, Image 1

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BITIBLIIIKD POR THE BI*gE3J3àTT»ll OF OSIOCRATIC PRINCIPLES, INP TO BAHN IN ION1IT LIVING BT THU SWEAT OP OL’R BROW
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EGUENE* OREGON, SATURDAY JANUARY 2 1904
COLORED
A PROSPECT
THIS FORENOON
FOR FIGHTING
MURDERER
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EXECUTED
COMMENCING MONDAY, DEC. 2Ô
CABINET MET
oldiers to Be Held in Readiness Special Meeting to Discuss the
Proposed Massacre of Jews
for War---Transports
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Held-
in Kishineff.
Washington, D. C., Deo. 29.—At a
special meeting of tbe cabinet late
this afternoon, tbe first since ad­
journment of congress it is supposed
that Panama was the chief topic, al­
though a num ber of minor depart­
mental matters were to be considered.
It is likely also that the proposed
massacre of tbe Jews in Kishinetf,
on Jewish Christmas, was brought
np. Tbe President is receiving many
appeals from organizations to inter­
cede with tbe Czar. It is believed the
only tbiDg that can be done by Amer­
ica is to direct our ambassador at
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St Petersburg, to acquaint tbe Rus­
Auburn, N. V., Dec. 29.—Frank
sian Foreign office with these appeals,
White, colored, was electrocuted this A WONDERFUL
and request the Czar to take some
morning for tbe murder of bis former
action on the predicted outrage that
employer, George Clare, a farmer, in
INVENTION would give serious offense to the
September, 1901.
Six shocks were1
civilized world, without any gain.
necessary to kill the murderer.
Simon Wolf of the Bruaibrith So­
The first shock carried seventeen
ciety, called on the state department
(Special Guard Service.)
hundred volts, and the head electrode
this morning and personally pre­
emitted sparks while the odor of burn- : Cottage
Grove, Dec. 29. —Geo. sented a petition.
ing hair was nauseating. Just as the Long has returned from a trip to
sixth shock was being given Dr. Washington, where he went in the
Court Martial.
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Stein, of Buffalo, N. Y., fainted aid interests ,of bis newly invented ma­
Seattle,
Dec.
29.—Lieut, Oscar C.
pitched forward from his chair almost chine for “bulling wheat” or remov­
into tbe electrical box.
ing the bran before grinding. George Haines, of the revenue cutter Mari­
secured a latent on tbe machine and nin, is being tried by court martial
has thus secured his rights in u ma today on a charge of conduct unbe­
JAPAN READY
chine that will revolutionize the mill­ coming an officer, It is alleged that
ing business and also bring its inven­ be seduced under promise of mar-
FOR WAR tor a snug sum. Mr. Long has had riage, Mrs. Fannie Fabs, a prominent
considerable experience in milling' society woman. She has sued Haines
but sold sold out some months ago at for {15,000 for breacb-of-promiee.
Hood
River, to devote his time to his
ANOTHER RAIL
Has Unlimited Credit for Mili
Killed Father for Mother.
invention.
Indianapolis, Dec. 28. —Harry Chap­
tary Defense if
With this machine in use, bolti
WAY WRECK
man,
a colored boy of eighteen, shot
Needed.
tbe ground product as it comes from
and killed hie father last night be­
the rolls, will be a simple process,
cause the latter struck the mother.
Tokio, Japan, Dec. 29.—Practically with tbe bran already eliminated.
Two Killed and Many Injured ••
Sails for Panama.
an unlimited credit for tbe military)
Relief Train Has Gone to
defeuse was voted to the government.
San Francisco, Dec. 28.—The U. S.
WILL SOON BE
at a meeting last night.
Scene of Wreck
gruiser ;New York sailed for Panama
Three other ordinances provido for
this afternoon. Arriving at the Isth­
COMPLETED
closer official control of Seoul & Pu­
mus Admiral Glass will make ber his
Fort Wayne, Ind., Dec. 29.—A west
san rail way,revision of military head­
flagship.
bound limited on the Pennsylvania p
, ,,
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quarters in war time»,and the creation
Centra] rail» ay this morning collided J KCpTtSCfTliJlIVC IO Opfllll
of a war council. Japan is now pre-
Corn Juice Fire.
(Guard Special Service.)
with a freight train near I nrwill.
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par°d to meat al) -mergem-ias.
Peoria, 111., Dec. 28. — 4be coin
Cottage <-ror,A Dec. b'— The Long
Fireman Staffoid and baggageman
Is Suddenly
& Bingham Lum I er Company's new warehouse and elevator of the corn­ Snyder are missing. It is believed
dry kiln is rapidly nearing comple­ ing distillery was partially burnt this that they are dead beneath the wreck­
TO RESIST
Afflicted.
tion. The two large new boilers are morning, causing a loss of {50,006. age.
Probably
of
incendiary
origin.
being bricked up; the big smoke­
Engineer Herbert was pinned down
WAGE REDUCTIONS stacks
were raised Saturday. _______
beneath his engine and is probably
Treaty Approved.
A larger engine will be put'in anil
fatally injured. A number of the Will Be Returned to Cuba by
tbe old one used to run the pla­
Paris, Dec. 29.—At a meeting of tbe passengers are reported to be serious­
a Steamer Which Sails
Washington,
Dec. 29.—President ners. When all these improvements council of ministers today they ap­ ly injured. A relief train with phy­
Next Friday for
Gompers, of tbe American Federated are completed thia plant will be in proved the Franco-Italian arbitration sicians and supplies [has gone to the
Unions, in an address here this morn­ shape to do all-around mill work. treaty.
scene of the wreck.
Havana.
ing advises the unions to resist any
| reduction of wages.
Prepared for War.
¡^Madrid, Dec. 29.—The' Cubanfmirj-
Stockton, Cal., Dec. 29.—The Jap­
ister to Spain, Mercban, became sud­
W II Instruct Them.
anese government has been buying
I
denly insane today and is under con­
There
is
a
growing
indifference
The demand for seats to see the
Jacksonville, Fla., Dec. 29.—Fol­ flour from Stockton and other Pacific
stant supervision. According to the
lowing the action of Pensacola and coast mills since last August. J. M. Shirley Company in ‘‘Under Two among the people of our country to present arrangements he will be placed
certain
forms
of
dishonesty
and
other cities in tbe state, tbe board of Welsh, president of tbe Stockton Mill­ Flags” is so great that the rnanage-
aboard a steamer and taken to Lamar,
trade of this city this afternoon holds ing Co., is authority for the state­ ment is forced to continue it through­ crime—an indifference so marked Colombia, Friday from which point
and
widespread
that
it
amounts
to
week. Record-breaking
a meeting for the purpose of calling ment that shipload after shipload of out tbe
he will he returned to his Dative land.
upon Florida's senators to vote for of flour has been shipped from tbe bouses greet each performance, and tolerance and is suspiciously akin to
Later. Arrangements have been
tacit
approval.
tbe ratification of the Panama canal coast to Japan during the last four tonight’s bouse was sold completely
Tbe bankruptcy law has furniehed made to take tbe insane Cuban minis­
treaty.
mouths and Japan baa stock now on out before 10 o'clock this morning.
a new way to pay old debts, and ter to Havana direct.
band sufficient to supply her army —Spokane Press.
thousands
have availed themselves of
and navy for one year’s war at least.
Another Wreck.
its
provisions
without a thought of
It
is
reported
that
tbe
stamp
mill
The Latest
Galesburg, Ill., Dec. 29.—A Bur- Buying has been done quietly but has at the Lucky Boy mine has closed dishonor or disgrace. There is little
been
done
by
the
Japanese
govern
­
London
is
said to have a variation
lington freight ran into an open
down for a short time. Several min­ or no distinction made between the of “How Old is Ann?” It is "How
ment direct.
switch at Denrock this morning.
ers are in Eugene until the mill starts heartbroken man forced to seek refuge Old were Robin and Richard?” ami
Fireman Banger and Brakeman John
in tbe law and tbe jaunty individual
up.
Commercial
Travelers.
the problem 1» thus metrically set
Long were instantly killed, and en­
who embraces the earliest opportunity out:
Charlie Evans, the well known High to rid himself of unprofitable ven­
gine-r E. Healy seriously injured.
San Francisco, Dec. 29.—At the
Tbe engine and fifteen cars were de­ Thirteenth annual meeting of tbe School student, has been up to Walk­ tures. in England tbe first act of a Said Robin to Richard : “If ever 1
come
molished.
Pacific Coast Commercial Travelers’ er Station for the past few days get­ bankrupt is to resign from his clubs
To the age you are now, brother
Association, R. H. Davis, was elected ting specimens of rock and ore for tbe if be belongs to any at tbe time of
mine,
president. Tbe meeting was held in High School. He secured about 50 his failure, if he did not do ao, he
Election for Delegates.
Elks’ ball today, and tbe total found pounds of silica and itDruded quartz would be dropped in disgrace and bis Our ages united, will amount to a sum
Washington, D. C., Dec. 29. —The on band is {16,450.77, a net gai» in crystals.
Of years making ninety and nine ”
social prestige would be gone for­
state department received a dispatch tbe geneia* fund of {1,446.41 and the
Wm. Williams, a resident'of'Eugene ever. But in this country we recog­ Said Richard: “That’s certain, and
last night from Minister Buchanan membership numbers 789, an increase
if it ba fair
for the past three years, has sold his nize no such canon of honor.—Every­
at Panama, saying that never before during the year of over two hundred
For us to look forward so far,
residence property on East Four­ body’s Magazine for January.
bad there been such an election as members at tbe banquet tonight.
i then shall be double the age that
teenth street and will leave for bi»
that bad for delegates to tbe consti­
you were
future home at Los Angeles, Cal., CD
The News Boy’s Plaint.
tutional convention cf tbe new re­
When I was the age that you are.
January 10th.
A
Celebrated
Case.
“What’s de matter! Didn’t you
public. Tbe dispatch did not date
TTJV—
stick him wid a old last week’s pa-
results.
Bennington, Vt., Dec. 29.—Mrs.
A choice »election of couch«» and
per?”
Mary Rogers, convicted of killing her
. Icungee in all the latest styles.
“Yes, but de unscrupulous 0 (Quality high, price» low
husband, was this morning sentenced
They Couldn’t Eat
skin
ginne
a
pledged
nickel!
”
Kays’ Furniture Company.
Sacramento, Dec. 29.—Tbe Painters' to be hung February 5tb. Leon Per­
Union bad no annual banquet last ham, her self-confessed accomplice,
was
sentenced
to
life
imprisonment.
night at tbe Palace restaurant as in­
tended. The Council of Federated
Want Peace.
Trades fortade the banquet at a late
Mid-Winter
hour because Chinese cooks were
Rome, Dec. 29. — The Messagero says
employed in its preparation.
that tbe Mad Mullah has appealed to
Muslin Underwear Sale
the Italian government for it to use
Missionaries Massacred
its beet endeavors to secure peace be-
Will begin Saturday. January 2d, a special aale of Muslin Underwear, made by the Defender Manufacturing Co
Washington, Dec. 29. —A report re­ tweeen tribesmen and England.
This is the grandest line of underwear manufactured today unequaled for elegance of deg gn,
ceived from Minister Lyon, of Mon­
beauty oj finish, accuracy of fit and lasting quality of materials.
To Prevent War.
rovia, Liberia, tells of tbe massacre of I
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Missionary John G. Tate and eighteen, Rome, Dec. 29.—Pope
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Pius in »D
of his followers, by Doos tribesmen, i address to all the Catholic beads to
who horribly mutilated the bodies.
day demanded that they use their ut­
most endeavors to prevent war iD the
There never has been so great an opportunity to secure
Insurance Man Dead.
far East.
White-wear as we will offer Saturday.
Hartford, Dec. 29.—J. Allen, pre­
The Dogs of War.
sident of tbe Hartford Steam Boiler
Honolulu,
S 1. Dec. 29.—Admiral !
Insurance Company, a pioneer in that
class of insurance, died this morniDg. Evans’ fleet has sailed to Cavite to be '
We venture to say every garment will be »old by 6 o'clock Monday night.
- near to protect American interests in ,
aged 70.
case Japan and Russia shall engage
in war.
Jail Escape.
Wasb ington, Dec. 29.—On good au­
thority it was stated this afternoon
that secret orders have been issued to
the commanders of tbe troops in
Chamber of
various sectie oa of the l'acide coast
to prepare their men fir instant ser­
Death.
vice at Panama m case of necessity,
which may arise.
The orders were sent at the in­
ElectricSparks Emitted From Head stance of the general staff which be­
lieves that fighting will occur. The
Electrode—Physician Faints
three transports, the ¡Sherman, Crook
and Falls Headlong To­
and Buzord, were ordered to be held
in readiness at San Francisco to carry
wards Electrical Box.
soldiers..
A Horrible Scene in the
We expect 30 make this sale the grandest of
all sales.
Everything will be reduced
trough our Entre store.
Ladie ’ Jackets Half Price.
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Monday morning we will have
on sale 100 Ladies
Wool and
Oxford
WAISTS
$2.5C VALUES FOR
CUBAN
MINISTER^
Great values here
Great, Values in Shoes
L WHITSON,
Bargains
DENTIST
Having purchased the office and fixtures
ths late dei-e-ised W V Hondereou, I Mi­
no» prepared to do anything in the line of
Dentistry in the above raid oiGce.
• g-Crown and bridge work a specialty.
IN
L- CHESHIRE. M. D
PHYSI TVf AND
...Shoes
SURGEON,
C.irUtnan 1 tg.
Eugene. Oregon.
|~^ W BROWN, M. 1».
Oflsr —Ups kirn in M-nt 3.»
X Houts: * I » ’■ u > i i •
ATTORNEY
Clearing Out Sale at
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Yorans Shoe Store
AT—1. " /
The Greatest Stock
Oilice in new McClurg Ukok. R< om
14 and 15. Special attention given to
end and mining matters.
Eugene, Oregon.
A C. Woodcock
of
L. T. Han is
WOODCOCK à HARRIS.
ATTORN EYS-AT-LA W
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Office—One-half block south of Chris
man Block. Eugene, Oregon.
GEORGE O’B DeBAR, M. D-
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Office-Room over Eugene Loan and I
Savings -jack. Residence No. 189
E. 11th street. Calls attended to day
or ni„nt Phone, residence, Main 77-1;
office Main 49-1.
Holiday Goods..
Ever shown in Eugene
-AT-
Schwarzschild’s
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.
HUGH E. PENLAND
BOOK STORE
Corner 7th and Willamette streets.
EUGENE ÜOAN and
592 Willametce Sbreeb.
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FIRST : :
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Natimi Baah
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Of Eugene. Oregon.
Paid up Cash Capital - $50,000
Surplus............................. $50,000
aid 0^ Cash Cash Caribi
urjus
EVO EN E,
OREGON.
A GENERAL BANKING BUS1-
H nese done on reasonable term»,
A GENERAL |AN*IN® SUSINT«« TRAPS'
light drafts on Chicago, San Fran-
ACTED ON FA vor AI w C ’(RMS
Jisco and Portland Oregon.
Bills of exchange »old on foreign
Draft« imued on the prirc’p 1 citie* of the
State« Au i fort-uti <*ountn
countries. Deposits received subject
»•«tallowed nn tlemvvl certificate of
o check or certificate of deposit.
when L ft ftated perk) i
All collections entrusted to us will
• . tion* receive on- prompt .Attention.
,-eceive prompt attention.
« y a id C »unty Warrant« bought.
T. G. HENDRICKS, President.
l A PAINE.
W EBROWN
8. B. EAKIN, Vice President.
V ic. President
President.
P. E. SNODGRASS, Cashier.
W
W
BROWN,
L. H. pOTTEK, Assistant Cashier.
r W OSBURN
Asst
Cashier
Cathie-
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INSANE
At the Auditorium.
Business Dishonor.
FRANK E. DUNP
NEW GOODS JUST
SALE
CLOSES MONDAY NIGHT
Grand Display at Store.
Norwich.Co-n.. Dec. 29.—Jas Stod-
Hotchkiss Factory Fire.
d»td, under street for stealing *<2,000
St. Dennis, Fraucc, Dec. 29.—An
in securities from tbe Norman estate, early fire thl» morning partly dee-1
broke jail last night by cutting iron troyed end greetly damaged the
bar».
Hotchkiss canon factory at this plaoe.
ARRIVED
See Large Circular for Prices
Annual Clearance Sale Go'ng on Every Dav