The Eugene weekly guard., January 02, 1904, Image 6

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ENGLAND
SATURDAY
The Now York Financier eatimat- ,
JANUARY 2 ing Mr. Rockefeller’s wealth at half [
Senate and Governor
There is a deep and wide signifi
canoe in an incident that happened
last week in the Oregon senate, thi n
iu extra session. After adjournment
of the legislature last year, Governor
Chamberlain returned a number of
bills with his veto. The senate is
overwhelmingly Republican and the
goveinor is a Democrat, by which it
might have been expected that at the
first opportunity the senate would
have been swift to pass the bills over
the vetoes.
In spite of this difference in po­
litical opiuioua the senate, iu the
incident referred to, refused to take
a billion dollars, says be holds one- ;
hundred aud eighty ninth part of the j
wealth of this country. The 1900 cen-
bub gave us something over 75,000,000
Inhabitants. Just think of one of
these owning un 189tb part of the en­
tire weii'lu!
PREPARING
MURDERED
(Daily Guard December 28 )
Hou. 11. E. Ankeny went to Fort-
’ laud yesterday.
imuneon went to his Goshen
11 r ■ rx f u r i rl t ,
’ bop
farm today.
Herbet Ogden, fireman for the S. P.
Co., is in Eugene.
Bonnie Lester is now night clerk
! at the Hotel Gross.
Tom Watson, of Halsey, is visiting
friends iu this city.
| Fred Applegate came up from Port-
I laud this afternoon.
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The end justified the means at Leba­
Which
Keserves/nay
non Monday morning when indignant
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citizens after having .seen a whole
block of business establishments go
up in smoke, extorted a confession
of iucendiurism from one of the part Russian Ambassador
Received
ueru of the concern where the fire or­
Important
Dispatches
iginated with a iope swung over a
By Courier
telephone pole arm and about his neck.
Be Called.
Today.
Mr. and Mrs. Baxter are visiting
their daughter iu Salem.
Homer Watts arrived up from Port­
land this afteruoon.
Mias Lucia Campbell, daughter of
President Campbell of the University,
went to Salem this afternoon to visit
with friends.
Miss Mamie Knox went to Cottage
Grove today to visit her brother Dick.
Mrs. C. P. Sylvester was awarded
the writing desk at the Golden Rule
store.
J. H. Yates and wife » eut to Cot-
tage Grove this afternoon to visit
friends.
J. A. Youg and daughter, of Mohawk
were passengers to Portland on today’s
train.
Dr. Selover and wife returned home
this afteruoou from a visit with Cot-
tage Grove friends.
THE STORY OF THE
—
LATE MRS. BROWN.
HIS WIFE
FOR WAR ™
Asks Addresses From
“
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AND BABE
Without Reason Shoots
Down Three
Persons
Under Influence of Liquor Com
mited
Dastardly Deed—Fleed
to Mountains and After
Battle is Captured.
Christmas may have joys for other
up and consider the vetoes,
In
Portsmouth, England, Dec.28. — The
short, though composed of 24 Re- people but not the city poetoffice em-
Mayking, Ky., Dec. 28.—While craz­
admiralty today issued a request to
Postmaster
Page
wrote
publicans and live Democrats, the loyes.
ed with liquor Wiliam Shepherd en­
all naval reserve men that they notify
senate deliberately elected to let this seveny-flve postal orders yesterday, the admiralty office nt the addiesaea
tered bis home this moruiug and with­
out provccation shot and kiled Riley
Democratic governor’s vetoes stand, taking up all his time to the ex­ from which they could b_> summoned
Webb,
who was standing talkii g to
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work,
to
active
service
by
telegraph.
elusion
of
other
necessary
rather than pass the bills over hie
Mrs. Shepherd. He then fired a shot
Thia action is considered very sig-
head. the senators unquestionably Most of them money presents, likely.
which killed Mrs. Shepherd instantly
uiflcant in view of the far Eastern
believed the position to be sound,
and which passed through her body
crisis.
and by a public refusual to take up
and killed a ten-months-old baby
A special courier arrived here from
You Know.
which she was holding in her arms.
the vetoes was willing to acknowledge
St.
Petersburg
today
with
impoitaut
Daniel Frohman and some friends
Shepherd made bis escape to the
it. It was a fiank and manly in­ were discuseiong various theatrical special dispatches for the Russian
mountains where later on he was sur­
ambassador.
dorsement of the governor by politi­
!
matters in the lobby of the Lyric,
rounded by a posse and after all bis
cally hostile legislators, and is alike
Hon J. M. Shelley is home from ammunition was exhausted he was
when a stranger addressed them.
meditaibeio the governor ami sena­
I Portland when be attended the F. A. captured.
”1 beg your pardon gentlemen,”
P. Convention and election of officers.
It is rumored that a mob is being
tors.
said he, "but 1 am a psychologist iu
formed to lynch him tonight, and
By the vetoes «100,(XX) in appropria­
j
George
Gray
came
down
from
the
search of information. 1 happened
Lucky Boy mine yesterday. He will the state guard has been notified to
tions was saved the people of Ore­
—
assemble and be In readiness to pro-
to overhear your conversation and
I
remain in Eugene for a while.
gon. The result shows that it is a
tect the jail.
presume you are connected with h fa­
E.
II.
Ingham
left
for
Portland
to
­
At Hix Home in Montavilla Near
wholesome situation when a legisla­
trionic affairs. Can auy of you teli
day.
He will visit the Sound
ture is of one ami the governor of
Portland - No Resistance-
country before returning home.
me just what a stage kies ia? Of
another
political party.
It alBO
Claims He Did Right.
Miss Lyons, of Jefferson, returned
course, 1 mean its character, or
Bbows that the present governor of
home this afteruoou after a pleasant
kind?"
the state is s :und iu his business
Portland. Or., Dec. 28.—David Van visit with Mrs. Wbiteaker of this
Mr. Frohmun declined to commit
Houghton, who killed Albert Young I city.
Judgment as well as vigorous and
himself, but one of the party replied: in this city last night, was captured
Miss Bessie Cameron, of Albany,
honest in his administration of
" Why, a stage kiss is about the in his barn at Montavilia, near Port­ arrived in Eugene this afternoon to Ordering Leaders and Counsel to
■airs.
same sort of a one a fellow’s wife land this morning. Van Houghton be the guest of Misses Sadie Ford
Leave the Country -Ar­
gives him when he comes home after made no resistence when placed under aud Myra Loveridge.
rests to be Made.
arrest, and claims that Young de-
A Beer Bottle House.
Mr. C. Hodes and J. A. Pironi re­
losing his week's salaiy at the races.”
spoiled hie home.
turned
home
from
Corvallis
this
af-
ipah, Nevada, the now famous —World.
Vau Houten had app ed to the ■ ternoon. They were accompanied by
Telluride, Colo, Dec. 28.—Col. Wil­
(camp, is sixty miles from tiin-
officers io have Young arrested, and
liams, an officer of the Western Fed­
u
Mr.
Wuertfleld,
of
Corvallis.
It iH said that the decline of the when refused, made the remark that
Ino railroad. The comnuiii-
eration of Miners, who has bad charge
James Cion and family, of Port-
of the strike here, waa waited upon
W lumber brings sixty dollars value of live stock of the nation dur­ “if that is not sufficient evidence to
rela-
land,
are
visiting
friends
and
last night by the civil authorities and
ing the past eighteen months because warrant an arrest, 1 would like to
feet.
brake-
know what our laws are for. If 1 tives iu Eugene. Mr. Clow is
ordered to leave town this morning.
of
the
manipulation
of
prices
by
has a bouse 16 by 20 feet
cannot get justice through the law man ou the S. P. R. R , and is well He refused to do so and will be ar­
powerful
combinations
in
Eastern
known
tborughout
Lane
county.
foot ceiling, the walls
1 will find another way.”
rested today.
market centers amounts to more than
Horace Burnett, city editor of the
ilt of beer bottles.
Sympathy here is strong for Van
Former Attorney General Engley
, empty beer bottles «750,000,0’00. This tends to discour- Houghton, who is probably not re­ Guard, is agaiu confined to bis room who is acting as counsel for miners,
by sickness.
sponsible for hie actions.
was arrested this afternoon charged
■ I iu the structure, age the stock men.
Sheriff Fred FiHk has recovered from with vagrancy and causing a general
■uro plastered with
hie recent illness aud is again on disturbance. It is generally under­
Hiuce Frenuli scientists bave dis­
1 spread to a depth
duty.
stood that wholesale arrests of strik­
tile
preseuce
of
arsenio
in
covered
.,r tl>u protruding
Mr, and Mrs. F. M. Brown, of ers will be begun within 24 hours.
hens' eggs there has been no appre­
VulMs tie
thus making u smooth
Brownsville, are spending the holi­
ciable dearease In the demand. We
days with Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Hurst
eurfac. . He lived all last winter in
have only been taught more of the
of this city. Mr Brown is editor of
bis peculiar abode witii his wife and
the Brownsville Times, one of the
value
of
the
hen
in
the
economy
of
two children, a girl of seven and u
Chicago,
Dec. 28.—Despite the newsiest papers in the state. He states
human
subsistence.
We
may
also
boy of three years, and he says while
offer of arbitration by drivers and that on account of the poor railroad
the temperature iu many residences learn more about the poison that is teamsters, the settlement of tbe livery service the growth of that section of
drivers' strike seems as remote as tbe the couuty is badly iujured.
of Tonopah readied the freezing point iu all of us.
To Be Held in the Courthouse
day tbe men went out. Liveryoun
S. W. Taylor has returned from
quite often, hie family found theii
When Binger Hermann was before assert they have nothing to arbitrate a trip to Butte Mont, where he went
Tonight to Fix a Tax
glass house exceedingly comfortable
the congressional convention in this mid will not meet the men.
in the interest of the Eugene Water
Levy.
at all times.
A number of hearseB were sent out Company. He says Fred Herbold and
i
•ity asking for the nomination for
i
today without being interfered with,
longressman, his friends in the con­ iu one instance, however, Norman Sig Young,the famous Oregon end,are
The annual meeting of School Dis­
getting along nicely. Sig is attending trict No. 4, the Eugene district, will
The University of Munich has de
vent ion made th»» open statoui nt Larsou, a union teamster, attempted
the school of mines there and assisted
aided to make an experiment in <•<
before the convention that Speaker to cut the traces ou hearse’ teams, Fred in coaching the football team be held tonight at 7 :30 o’clock at the
courthouse.
The
principal pur­
educatiou, women being now admitti-il Gannon had wired, and bad written tie was fined «50 in ths police court.
this season.
pose
of
this
meeting
is to levy a tax
on the same terms as men. Form Mg, liermauu, stating he was desirous He may also be prosecuted under a
The Wm. Williams residence on for the coming year to provide funds
erly they were admitted to lecturei nf his nomination and was reserving provision of the Illinois state law East Fourteenth street has t een sold
for the maintenance of the schools.
which makes it a felony to interfere
only on tolerance and at the caprici a place for him ou the river and har­
by C. C. Coffman & Son to Mr.
The present tax is six mills. It is
with a funeral.
Stuart, of Danna.
of Individual profojeois.
not known whether or not an effort
bor committee. Speaker Cannon did
will be made to change this levy,
Fights Extradition.
not even notice Mr. Hermann, and
These mostly interested in school
Butler, Pa, hud lost seventy Ove
Buffalo,
N.
Y
,
Dec.
28.
—
James
then the Oregon delegation tried to
(Daily Gue-d December 29)
matters are very reticent about giv-
residents by terrible typhoid fever up
force Speaker Cannoli through the Abooll, who was arrested at Niagara
ing out any information along thia
Miss Dove is home from a trip to
to Saturday morning, five having died
Falls, Ontario, charged with imper­
line.
President but Mr. Cannon evidently
Salem.
sonating J. Ogden Goulet, and was
Friday. And these in a few short
All taxpayers are urged to attend
resented
the action, as Hermann's milking love tc a New York restau­
Miss Elsie Davis ia home from the meeting tonight.
weeks in a city of but eleven thorn,
name went on only tlie moat unimpor­ rant keeper's daughter, will tight Albany.
and from one disease! That is at the
against extradition.
tant committees.
Hon. 11. E. Ankeny ia home from
rate of one to each hundred and sixty
He was arraigned this morning Portland.
of population.
And judging from
charged with forging a name to a let­
Mises Emma Green is visiting her
Aen Brown, colored, lias just been ter of introduction.
yesterday's report the end is not yet.
parents here.
The Modern Woodmen of America,
sentenced st Houston to serve 1000
Miss Sadie Ford returned today of Franklin, held their regular meet­
A Losing Strike.
years
in
the
Texas
penitentiary
for
They have a young fellow under ar­
from Creswell.
ing on Dec. 2ti. alien they were agree
Stockton, Calif., Dec. 28.—It looks
rest at Seattle ch <rged with being an attempted assault. A dispatch
J. B. Hobbs was a passenger to ably surprised by the ladiea of Smith­
as if the miners have lost the strike
field, who bad a flue supper prepared
crazy because he Insists that the girls says the Texas laws prohibit juries 1 on the Royal Consolidated mine nt Lebanon this afternoon.
Mrs. E. D. Poll! left for her home for the members of the Camp.
all love him and are chasing him from inflicting the death penalty iu Hudson,
the mineowners having
The supper was a complete surprise
around to marry him.
If they make such cases. On the whole, however, smuggled outside miners Into the at Lowell this afternoon.
and was highly enjoyed by those pres­
mines.
Business
men
at
Milton
ami
Ray
Babb
and
wife
are
borne
from
it a rule over there to coniine such wlrile tbe Brown sentence will not;
ent, and now members of the Camp
other Calaveras towns refuse to sell their boneymoou to Portland.
in their asylums they will have to satisfy some people, who are inclined
are hoping for a repetition of the
provisions to the strikers.
Dr. D. A. Paine arrived in Eugene affair.
multip'y the capacities of those state to believe the culprit will be sutfi-
from Portland this afteruoon.
Cotton Soaring.
institutions
oiently punished, a thousand years
S John Winters, of Brownsville, is
ll L>1< ti nie to spend in prison,
New York, i>eo. 28. — The opening in Eugene and will locate here.
Those were great lies.1s that robbed a people have auy idea of wist of the Cottou Exchange this morning
Fred Applegate returned to his
a department store of >e\rral thou the sentence means. Though Browu was marked with great excitement, rauch at Yoncalla this morning.
Gustave Hodes, a brother of Clem
prices advancing fifty points above
Miss Bessie Cameron, of Albany, is Modes of Eugene, died at his home
Hand dollar«’ worth of jewelry aud is a young num now, he will te very,
Thursday’s closing prices.
iu Corvallis Friday. He was aged
visiting with friends in this city.
cos’ly goods In an Ohio town Friday very old »lien lie regains his freedom.
This is the highest price for cotton
nearly 76 years and was a pioneer of
Wiley
Stuart
is
home
from
Seattle,
night during a blizzard. Of course
since the Civil War.
where he has been visiting with his Corvallis, having commenced busi­
the windows liad been frosted over by
As wax to liare been expected Presi-
ness there in 1857.
brother.
Spanish Business.
the sleet and cold, while no one dared ■lent Roosevelt has taken the par' of
Miss Mabie Poill returned from
face the blinding storm. Then, too, the Oregon senators in their conten­
Madrid, Dec. 28.—Spanish mer­ Roseburg today, where she had been
their tracks on the streets ami alleys tions with Secretary Hitchcock, who, chants who propose to exhibit goods visiting friends.
gottlog away were no sooner liliale acting under Instructions from the and manufactures at the Nt. Louis
Miss Ella McAlister, of this city, is
Exposition are today planning mi ap.
This afternoon iu the Hoffman
than
obliterated. ; Great heads President, has revoked the order peal to the government In reconsider visiting at the home of Hou. L. H. House parlors, Harry Richards, of
Montague,
iu
Alba.iy.
indeed 1
I holding up I hih I entries. The secre­ its action iu deciding to make no
Yoncalla, and Miss Martha Frost, of
a L!! J—
The Templetou boys, Charlie, Fred Mohawk, were united in marriage.
tary hits been extremely discourteous appropriation for a Spanish exhibit.
and Joe arrived in Eugene this after­ Justice C. A. Wintermeier officiating.
Tba National Geographic Magazine to the Oregon senators, and quite un-
noon from Portland.
Sails
for
the
Orient.
says the Philippine Islands have a reasonable in his attitude toward
Mrs. Cattron, of Monmouth, came
Amos Stewart and Miss Sadie M.
That he should have pun­
coast line of about 11.444 statute settlers
Philadelphia. Penn., Dee. 28.—The up -oday to attend the Patterson-Har- Thompson, both of Cottage Grove,
ished
the
innocent
along
with
the
miles, or double that of the United
Dixie sailed today for Colon with six ris wedding Wednesday evening.
were married at the Hotel Gross last
States. Hut the trade of this lot.g guilty mis tlie hriglit of imprudence, hundred marines on board with six
Joe Erts,formerly messenger for the evening. Rev. J. S. McCallum offi­
coast is almost entirely carried In vea and the action of the president in mouth«' povlslotis amitigbtirg •up. Western Union Co. of thia city, ar­ ciating.
rived up from Portland thia afternoon.
aela sailing uuder foreign flags, owing stepping in will be good news to many plies for a thousand mrr.
Roas Chamberlain, the popular
to the policy of rating the Philip­ perso is who have been prevented
The Usual Collision.
little porter at Schwering's barber
from
a
quiring
lands
to
which
they
pines as foreign territory for naviga
shop, ia taking bis vacation at Cot­
tlon purposes. Considering bow are entitled. The secretary doubtless
Rahway, N. J., Dec. 28. -The fast tage Grove.
In case of failure to receive your
much tbs islands have coat the now has learned that a United Slates mail train on the Pennsylvania road
W. H. Abrams and wife returned paper regularly, yon will confer a
United States up to date, thia policy seuaior ia a pretty Important person­ this morning collided with a freight to their home at Cottage Grove this favor by immediately notifying us of
• re k near here, killing the flreuien. | afteruoou after a vs'y pleasant visit the fact. ♦
is lll'ifcahort of a national outrage. age —Astoriaii.
Of others injured none seriously with Eugens friends.
CAMPBELL BROS.
PORTLAND MUR­
DERER CAPTURED
NOW ARRESTING
THE STRIKERS
NO SETTLEMENT
CHICAGO STRIKE
It is admitted that her name was not
Brown. For obvious reasons it is not
wise to mention names in such a case.
For the facts of this life story are so
common that any woman could relate
them to some of her married friends,
and probably might do, so, if the name
happened to fit. Therefore, a real story
is printed under a wrong name.
When Mrs. Brown married she was
what every one called a remarkably fine
girl. She was the very picture of health.
She knew nothing about headaches or
nerves, but enjoyed life thoroughly—
working or playing. Everybody called
Brown a lucky man, and Brown thought
so himself. After the first baby came,
ANNUAL MEETING
OF SCHOOL DISTRICT
Add the bitakidowit
* *»»a4 uhicl
physical weakness can no longvr sustain?
The conditions of our life hre such
that women do not have, as a rule, i t
opportunity for rest ai d recieatn u.
The necessity, therefore, is apparent r
some strength preserving and strength-
creating medicine to cure the disc. »1
that weaken women and to strengthen
them for the obligations of maternity.
That medicine exists and has been tlm
means of restoring thousands of wea r
and sick women to lasting health.
"I had poor health for nine yea 1
(ever since the birth of my child I.”
writes Mrs. Armintie Watkins, of Acn •,
Kanawha Co., W. Va. "Had fem, e
weakness; was very irregular and won d
suffer untold misery. When I wrote I
had no idea that I would ever get we
but when your letter reached me I beg i
to have hope. I commenced taking Dr.
Pierce’s medicines as di­
rected and began to im­
prove in strength. I was
soon able to co the work
for my family of six. 1
have recommended Dr.
Pierce's medicines to a
number of my friends,
and they think there nev­
er were such medicinei
in the world. I think sc
myself.
I took eight
bottles, three of ' Favor­
ite Prescription ’ and five
of * Golden Medical Dis­
covery,’ and two vials of
‘Pellets.’ ”
WOMEN LOSE
CONFIDENCE
Mrs. Brown began to feel tired sometimes
at the end of the day. Then there came
another little guest, and the mother used
to feel tired before the end of the day
came. She knew now that she had
nerves, and also had learned the mean­
ing of headache. About this time peo­
ple used to speak of Mrs. Brown’s falling
off in looks. Her figure lost its graceful
lines, her cheeks their rosy plumpness.
Mr. Brown wasn’t losing anything, by
the way. He was putting on flesh, and
showed in every way the comfortable
ease of a tnan who has a good home and
a good wife to manage it. Mr. Brown
believed in large families. Every visit
of the stork was to him a cause of happi­
ness. No man could have been more
proud of his family. He didn't realize
either his own selfishness or his wife’s
sacrifices. If he had seen a true picture
of his family life it would have shown
him ia a cart surrounded by a happy
family and his wife in the shafts wearily,
but willingly, drawing the heavy load.
They got just one too many on the load
at last, and after that t!ie neighbors
spoke of the late Mrs. Brown.
FAST-LIVING WOMEN.
It is not only the women who turn
night Into day and sacrifice health to
pleasure who live fast. The wife and
mother who in ho-.sehold duties and
maternal care3 exhausts vitality more
rapidly than it can be supplied, is also
living fast, and fa .t living does not mean
long living. In a norma! condition of
health a woman is equal to all proper
womanly obligations. tilie can guide
the house an 1 re ir a fanr’y, and as
a grandmother still show the
of womanly beauty and strength,
so few women are normally healthy.
Their vitality is often lessened by un­
healthy drains, by disease of the delicate
womanly organs, while the household
cares increase as the family grows. Ev-
:ry child gets its strength from its
mother.
As a fact, the prospective
mother mould be relieved from every
oossible burden and anxiety, instead of
winch she carries the household burden
to the last. Is it any wonder that under
‘hew circumstances her strength fails.
I
I
in medicines and doctors
after they have been
treated without benefit
and taken medicines
without cure. It ia hard
to persuade such women
to make another trial,
even of Dr. Pierce’s Fa-
vorite Prescription, with
the testimony of so many
women to its cures. It is
to snch women, discouraged, sick, hope­
less, that Dr. Pierce specially extends
his offer of free consultation, by letter.
Any sick woman is invited to consult
Dr. Pierce, by letter, frte. All corres­
pondence is held as strictly private and
sacredly confidential. Address Doctor
R. V. Pierce, Bufl&o, N. Y.
"When I wrote to you in Msrch, ssk-
ing advice as to what to do for myaelf,"
says Mrs. Ella Reynolds, of Gnffie, Mc­
Lean Co., Ky., "I was expecting to be­
come a mother in June, and was sick all
the time. Had been sick for several
months. Could not get anything to
stay in my stomach, not even water.
Had mishaps twice in six months,
threatening all the time with this
one. Had female weakness for several
years. My hips, back and lower bowels
hurt me all the time. Had numbness
from my hips down. Had several hard
cramping spells, and was not able to do
any work at all. I received your answer
in a few days, telling me to take Dr.
Pierce’s Favorite Prescription. I took
three bottles, and before I had taken it
a week I was better, and before I had
taken it a month I was able to help do
my work. On the 27th of May my baby
was born, and I was only sick three
hours, and had an easy time. The doc­
tor said I got along nicely. We pnaise
Dr. Pierce’s medicine, for it has cured
me. I am better now than I have been
for thirteen years.”
CrvB it a trial
No matter how many medicines have
been tried in vain, there’s always a
probability of a perfect cure for wom­
anly diseases by the use of Dr. Pierce’s
Favorite Prescription.
It establishes
regularity, dries weakening drains, heals
inflammation and ulceration, and cures
female weakness. For weak, run-down
women it is the best of tonics and
nervines, restoring health and strength.
A CIFT.
Dr. Pierce’s Medical Adviser, roof
pages, paper covers, is sent frtt on re­
ceipt of 21 one-cent stamps to cover
expense of mailing only.
Addins
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