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mistake. The deal was not conititn- í mated. C. E. Woodson, of Corvallis, was an arrival on the afternoon train. Mrs. Walter Shumate went to Wal- terville today to spend Christmas. Prof. Glen Entertains the Stan- Respected and Honored Pioneer i Miss Minnie Evans is home from Harrisburg to spend the holidays. Has Gone to the Great Abe Bangs left this afternoon for Club. Beyond. San Francisco to spend the holidays. Thomiinson, the U. of O. student, (Daily Guard December 26) Mrs. Elizabeth J. Calloway, be went to his home at Woodburn today. Thursday evening after their con loved wife of Chas. Calloway,-'lied at Orman Bean left for Salem and cert at the theatre, the Stanford Glee tin- family home in the southeastern Portland today to spend the holidays. aud Mandolin Club boys wended their part of the city last night after a long way to the home of Professor and Misses Yernita Henderson and Anita illness from pneumonia aud other Mrs I. M. Glen, of the University of Thurston want to Lebanon to visit complaints incident to old age. 1 Oregon. Here the boys were enter friends. Elizabeth J. Ware wus born in tained royally,the eveuing being spent Miss Mary McCornack aud Master Clark county, Kentucky, May 15, most informally with songs, conver Ethan Collier left this afternoon for 1828. She was m»"ried to Chas. Cal sation and refreshments. Portland. Several Important Bills Were loway April 15, 1816, and they moved Allowed to Accompany Hi President Campbell was present Charges That He Is L ssee of AC rryall Full of Policemen to Oregon in 1853, crossing the 'lisa Margrette Linn, of Portland, Passed, Including Appropri as was also a number ol Oregon stu Brother to Pennsylvania plains. They settled on Spencer is visiting her bi other, David Linn Cheyenne Postoffice Quar Followed the Hearse -Strik dents who made things pleasant for of this city. Creek, a few miles southwest of Eu ation ol $100,000 for to Attend the ' the boys from Califonia. They were ters, Against the ers Wa rned Not to Molest geue, where they have resided since, Mr. aud Mrs. Abbott went to Junc Densmore, Graham, Frazer, Kerrou Funeral- Celilo Canal. Statutes. except a short time they have been in tion this afternoon to spend Christ the Funeral. ' and Prof. Burden. Eugene. They have been honored mas with friends. A delightful time was had by all. Salem, Or., Dee. 21.—The special aud respected citizens, and Mrs. New York, Dec. 26—Miss Lillian Washington, D. C., Dec. 24.—Post- Mrs. E. U. Lee and children went The Stanford boys enjoyed being session of the Oregon Legislature Calloway will be greatly missed by a Bennett was a passenger here on the office inspectors are investigating the (. hicago, Dec. 24.—The first hearse to Junction today to spend Christmas ended last night at 11:15 o’clock. large circle of friends and relatives. I used at a funeral siuce the strike of ! with the Professor and Prof. Glen en charge that U. S. Senator Warren, steamer Cedric this morning from with her parents. A three-day session tbo legislature She was a member of the Baptist the livery drivers begau was sent out joyed very much having the boys with of Wyoming, is the lessee of the poet- 1 England, expecting to meet here and Mr. aud Mrs. W. G. Martin left mar^y Ambrose Good, who was killed accomplished all that h d been de church and lived a consistent Chris this morning. Behind the hearse : him. office quarters at Cheyenne, hie home The Stanford Boys wire the guests this afternoon for Salem aud Portland in the Connellsville, Pa., wreck yes sired—the lepealoftbe Phelps’ tax tian life. town. rode a carryall filled with policemen to spend the holidays. terday. law and passing of several other im- The deceased pioueer lady was the with instructionsnot to parly with ' of the Dormitory boys while in the The etatutes prohibit any member Misses Neva Perkins and Mabel I The ne ws was broken to her aboard portant bills. mother of eight children, six of whom anyone iuterfering^witb the funeral, I city and were entertained as only of congress, directly or indircetly en , college boys entertain. That is the are now living, as follows! John, but to use extreme measures im BILLS THAT PASSED. joying any contract entered into in Miller went to Drain this afternoon t the steamer by a passenger and she best. went nearly insane with grief. The Henry, James and Thomas Calloway, behalf of the United States and pro to celebrate Christmas. mediately. Canal—To purchase right of way at * * * Mrs. Mary Roberts aud Mrs. Susie Misses Jessie Bacon and Myrtle authorities made an exception and vides that such contracts eball become The strikers were warned in advance Celilo, »100,1X10 is appropriated; right The C. S. Boys will entertain their Woods, all living in or near Eugene. that it would be dangerous to stop the Kays were passengers on the after permitted her to land on a bond to be given to the government. j friends at the Armory ou the eveuing void. signed'by the dead man’s brother. noon train for Irving. It has been disclosed that Heavens funeral so no trouble was experienced. of January eighth, nineteen hundred Educational—Board of Education Thomas Williams arrived yesterday This morning she left for McKeesport, The church was also under heavy aud four. Dancing to be the amuse has made a geueral practice of enter empowered to issue state diplomas ing such contracts with members of from La Grande to take a poet grad Pa., to attend the funeral of the man police guard. to state diploma holders before Feb. I ment. Only ebout fifty invitations are on the very day she expected to 1, 1899. I ! out, which insures a very select aud congress, but inasmuch as it couldn’t uate course at the U. O. r • »I 1. be shown that any loss -eeulted to the Salaries—District Attorney in John B. Orrell came down this enjoyable party. Those who received eighth and iiiuth districts to be re invitations feel honored to be remem government, it whb ordered that all afternoon from Cottage Grove to when discovered spend Christmas with his family. duced; Multiiomuh Circuit Judges bered by the C. S. boys who are royal such contracts, to get »4000. Ask Board ol {Equalization To entertainers. Ti e C. S. club ie^com- should be cancelled. C. Paul Jones, of Cottage Grove, Interest—Limit of 10 per cent posed of eight young gentlemen of came down this afternoon to spend Lower Assessment on Their placed on all property Bold for de _____ this city who are great chums and Christmas with Arnold D. Patterson. Holdings. linquent taxes. stand together through thick and i Mr. and Mrs. Horace Burnett leave Game. —Killing of Chinese pheas The Latter Lost 80 Killed and a thin. The boys have always stood in the morning for Independence to ants prohibited until October 1, 1906. a it from other cliques and enjoyed Aturney A. C. Wooncock, represent spend Christmas with Mr. Burnett’s Here’s a Chance for Woodcock, Hundred Wounded --British Daily Guard December 24) Soldiers' Home—New barracks to ing the Booth Kelly Lumber Com their dinner parties and affairs by mother and sisters. be erected. Wintermeier, Sheriff Fisk, et al E. Dimond is home from Blue Loss Small. themselves. This is the first party pany, and Attorney L. Bilyeu, for A. Mrs. John A. Palmer went to Salem Kiver. given by the C. S. club where out to Close Contract Before LI. Hyland appeared before the county today to spend Christmas with her siders get on the inside, so they uat- board of equalization this forenoon Elder Ford went to Creswell this parents. Her husband will go down Leap Year. ually feel honored. aud asked that body to lower this tomorrow morning. afternoon. < London, Dec. 24. — Dispatches today The members of the club are: Elmer year’s assessment on timber lands. The little son of Frank Wlnzenreid tell of a battle, between two thousand Paine. Ralph Robinson, Eberle Kuy Miss Ruth Guiley has returned to Portland, Deo. 26—Among a large The board took the matter under of Saginaw was brought down to the consignment of Eastern eggs that were Dervishes and a British force near her home at Creswell. kendall, Paul Willoughby, Harry consideration aud if any action is Bodwiu, Somamland, on Dec. 18th, Straight,Sidney Smith, Fiank Mat Rev. T. S. Handsaker has returned Eugeue Hospital today, The boy is received by freight here this morn taken it will be done Saturday the very ill with pneumonia. in which the enemy was completely thews a nil L oL|yd Bellman. ing, by a Front street commission to his home at Corvallis. The Erâslus Sank Almost Im lust day of the present session of the routed, losing 80 killed and a hull Dr. C. E. Loomis, while riding bouse were many eggs on which ap B. K. Lawson, bf Cottage Grove, board. • * • ed wounded. The British Joss was mediately- -Six Passengers homeward this n on on bis wheel, peared the following message from Assessor Burton this yeai fixed th» Last eveuing that 'ongenial host, spent Christmas in Eugene. three killed and four wounded. Buffered a badly spraineed back while Mies E. Crook, of South Omaha, Neb. assessment on timber land at un Missing. T. D. Condon, of ‘he Gross Hotel Master Eddie Handsaker, of Au- trying to save bims* if from a fall “I aam 17 years of age and good average of »3 per acre. This is much gave a Christmas tree to hie guests. lauf, is visiting hie grandparents in from his wheel. lookiug, and desire a busband. 1 am Norfolk, Couu., Doc. 24—The higher then it has ever been before The tree was placed in the dining this city. Christmas shipping is about over. working at present for Armour anil hence the complaint from the Booth steamer Eras tu», Capt. Corning, ply room and as the guests went into The Golden Rule Store will give The Guard wishes its readers a desire that my husband should be a ing between Dewhaven and New York, Kelly Co. and Mr. llyland, the heav dinner a present was presented to the secretary to the party bolding Merry Christmas. man of about 28 years of age. ran into Copp's rock early bis morn iest holders of timber in the county. each. The presents weie various, ticket numer 2484. We ¡¡pay highest cash price for beef Lust year the assessment was from irg. Thirty passengers took to the but served to enliven every one and Mrs. Samuel Thurston, ol ‘’raw- bides, sheep pelts and all kinds of floats, most of them clad in theirjnigh' »1.50 to »2. caused peals of laughter throughout fordsville, came up this afterno. Seattle Produce Co, 64 rom produce. Messrs. Woodcock and Bilyeu, for garments. The steamer sank almost Connelsville, Pa. Dec. 24.—A fast the hotel. Everyone iu the house West 8th street. Suver where she has been visiting. Instantly, Four women and two their respective clients, asked the through passenger train on the Balti was remembered from must honored Engineer Archie Miller, of the board to place the assessment on more A Ohio railroad crashed into a guest down to the cook. The guests men are missing such lauds to average »2 per acre in- pile of lumber Dawson last night, who were at the hotel will long Southern Pacific, is in Eugene for a Westport, Dee. 21—A report reached stead of »3. aud a terrible wreck is the result. remember the affair and their host, few days. Mrs. David Link is spending the So far there have been only nine Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Abrams, of here tl at the rix missing from the The latest es'imate of deaths in the Mr. Condon. Christmas holidays with her parents wrecked steamer Corning were picked oomplaiuts in regard to assessments, wreck places the number killed at Cottage Grove, formerly of Eugene, at Albany. up this afternoon. All were alive and tbo board hue been in session seventy. Only twenty have been iden i spent Christmas day in Eugeue, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Straub. but their suffering fioui exposure wii » nearly a week. tified. W. G. Allen and family are spend intense. Christmas Day this year was the Four arrests were made at Dawson ing the holidays with relatives at Horse Dashed Down the Street 25tb anniversary of the wedding of this morning, the charges being rob Newberg. and Caused Considerable Mrs. E. A. Sears. Mr. and Mrs Abrams and they cele- bing the dead. Two of the men ar- Ashland Record—Mrs. J. W. White Excitement. brated the event by attending tbe rested are white anil two colored. Cottage Grove, Or., Dec. 28.—Mrs (Guard Special Service) arrived fiom Eugene Friday to visit wedding of Miss Straub in this E. A. Sears, aged 73 years, died a: her daughter, Miss Delia G. Tibbets, Elmira, Deo 22—Miss Winnie Nich city. Lease Expires February I, 1904. (Daily Guard December 24 ) the home of her son, James Sean ole who lias belli in Eugi lie the last Dell Kuykendall arrived home yes- I G. W. Brentner's horse ran away Saturday morning, from a complice • -Frort of Store to Be mouth, returned to Elmira last Satur teray from Bostou. He will remain I Insurgent Business. about noon today. Mr. Brentner had tion of heart trouble and pleurisj day. in Eugene for awhile. Remodeled. stopped in front of the Bonboniere Washington, Dec. 26.—The depart She was born in Charleston, ill., i The recent rail s seut almost all of Juli us Schwarzschild, of San Fran bakery and gone inside, leaviug bis ment of state has received the fol 1830, and married Joseph Sears 11 the young nen of our tovn to the Fairfield, la., In 1848. They emi Miss J. V. Kauffman, who has con cisco, arrived in Eugene Thursday horse and buggy in the street. JThe lowing dispatch from Minister Powell: Cleveland, Dec. 24—Mrs. Dora ducted a ladies' furnishing goods night to spend Christams with hie horse became frightened in some man “The insurgents are now marching grated to Oregon in 1860 and settie< Not! river to flocd legs for the 11 or and ran down Willamette street at on San Domingo from Macoris. The Robinson lias been arrested at Ober- ' »tor« in Eugeue for the past eight parents. iu Southern Oregon, where they 11 mini Milling Company Mieses Ellie Day and Etta Owens cf Mrs. Thompson left this afternoon a terrible rate until be reached Eigtbh U. S. cruiser Newport has arrived I in, Ohio, charged with arson. Sev-; or ten years, has announced that she sided for many years. Her husbani. died in 1880. Four children Wert Ivisoti made Elmira a business trip enteeu incendiary fires of recent date will close out her stock cf goods at for her home at Fort Canby, Wash street where be tried to turn west, and the German fleet is expected to one day last week. are attributed by the officers to her. ' once and go out. of business when her ington, after a pleasant visit with but slipped on the cross walk and day. The Macoris born to them. They were: people favor Mrs. M. C. Lewis, of Wilderville, lease on her quarters in the Warren her prents, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert, of ran into the cigar and candy stand Jiminez for president. James Jeans, of Walla Walla, is this city. kept by Wood, the cripple, knock Or.,; Mr». E. S. Cogswell, of Klamath down on 11 visit with relatives of this block expires, Feb. 1, 1904. Falls; J. A. Sears, of Portland, uml place. E. M. Warren, owner of the build- Merritt Davs and wife, of Salem, ing it over onto the sidewalk. The York, Dec. 26—Passengers on horse was caught before he could do the Clyde liner New York, which has James, Sears of this place. I ing occupied by Miss Kauffman, is are visiting iu Eugene this week. Julius Erdman is confined to bis j avertising in the Guard for the just arrived from San Domingo, say Mr. and Mrs. Horace Burnett re much damage. bod with diphtheria. Dr. DeBar The Fair Will Trial. The affair cause considerable ex that country is seething and a storm Washington, 1*. C. Dec. 24. -A sale of the store fronts of his huild- turned home this afternoon from was called | and ¡pronounced [him citement for a little while. Paris, Doc. 24.----- A a special sit- brief setting forth Colombia's post-1 ing, intending to put in au up-to-date Independence. riot, anarchy and revolution rages. out of danger. The owner of the stand was away at Affaire aud revolutions are so badly tion iu reference to the lecogul- and much more handsome front than ting of the Fair will case today Dr. Will llotlen, of Yaquina, is Visit- Ou account of the prevalence of tion of Panama by the United states at present, with only ouo big en- lunch or he would perhaps have been mixed that the people have no idea Perriqua, who testified at Paris that ing his sister, Mrs. John Kelly, of badly hurt. Mrs. Fair survived her husband, diphtheria the Lions have postponed is now in the hands of Secretary trance. The stairway will be changed Eugene. what they are fighting for. It is was severely cross examined. The their entertainment which was to be Hay. It was presented to him per- from the center of the building to predicted that this condition of Ed. Van Dyke, former U. O. stu- witness generalized, hesitated and next Saturday night. However, they soually last night by Reyes. It is an one side. affairs will continue till some outside finally contradicted himself, thus will lave their entertainment later. elaborate document on which Reyes if. is understood that when these dent spent the boslidays with Ralph country steps in and stops the dis seriously damaging the previous evi aud lleiran spent ttiree weeks in pre- Improvements »re completed a promi- Watson of this city. order. Communication between ports County Clerk Lee today issued a paring, assisted by Wayne MacVeach. neut merchant, now occupying smal dence. of entry is suspended and telegraph it is a dignified protest and appeals ler quarters, will move into the marriage license to Arnold D. Patter wires generally down. Busiuess Is at Another Royal Divorce. The marriage of Rayiuomi A. Babb for recousidertion of the recognition building. asou, of Sacramento, aud Agnes a complete standstill, tratfio being Daily Guard December 26) Harris, of Eugeue. Berlin, Dec. 24. —It was learned and Miss Lola F. Faust occurred at extended the new republic. The Eugene Band appeared in con practically suspended. today that a divorce was granted yes the home of the bride on Oak street C. C. Croner is quite ill at his cert last evening at the Eugeue teray at Dresen iu the case of Prince last evening, Rev. Chas. F. Wood home at East Tenth aud Cak streets. Theatre, The boys were all in good Salvation Army Dinner. and Princess Schoenberg. The di ward, pastor of the First Presbyterian Miss Doi lie Pratt, of Oregon City form and the numbers on the program ; New York, Dec. 25—The Salvation Last Thursday evening the Mun is visiting at the home of Julius were all faithfully and beautifully voice was baaed upon the guilt of church, officiating. They left on thia Army in keeping with Its usual cus ford Glee and Mandolin Clubs were Goldsmith. both sides. The princess was found morning’s train for a honeymoon tour rendered to a small but appreciative tom, distributed Christmas dinners to Ft. Worth, Texas, l)eo. 24.—Aug greeted by a fair sized audience at guilty of adultery and the prince uorth. audience. The attendance was pour. County Clerk Ortb and wife, of i 25,000 of New York’s poor at the The groom is first li utenant of Co. ust, Sam h J Bell Martin, Indian the Eugeue Theatre. of cr leltv. Several numbers by the band were Jacksonville,are visiting Mrs. Orth ’ s Grand Central Palace today. Begin" Territory outlaws, were killed by Their selections were well eboseu A of this city and is employed In the parents, Mr. aud Mrs. H. E. Ankeny. encored but the people in general ning at 10 o’clock 5000 baskets, each Suicide Seattle. Griffiu Hardware Co’s »tore. The United Stetes Marshals Beunett and aud were received with a great deal of were disappointed by not hearing any containing a satisfying dinner for a A. J. Baxter and wife of Polk of the late popular music of the day. Seattle, Doc. 24. George R. Grace, bride has been employed as trimmer llaiues today. The governor imme enthusiasm by their Eugene audience, amily of five persons, were dis- a promiui nt Mystic Shriber, and h in J. V. K uffman's millinery de diately paid the otticeis »OOtk', which The clubs were encored repeatedly county, are spending the holidays in The mandolin club app> ared to advan j ributed. iieir many fi lends tender was offered for the outlaws dead or and responded each time, The clubs Eugene. •number of the Grace-Welsh Commis partment. tage as did Mr. Page in bis baritone 1 » ~~ alive. was a great deal better than last C. C. Broadwell and family, of Sil solo, which wib enjoyed immensely. eion Cotnpuiy, cimmittid suicide congratulations. Order for Korea. year and are well trained. verton, are visiting relatives in Eu here by shooting himself in the head The band is quite evenly balanced Will Visit Ireland. Paris, Dec. 26—It is learned today They were eutertained by Prof, and gene. with a revolver. He was despondent at the present and certainly puts up that Japan is pieparing a force of and had been ill inking all night. Dublin, Dec. 24. —The Daily Ex Mrs. 1. M. Glen, of the U. O., at llenry Sinner, of Springfield, was good music. press today printed a letter mm King their residence ou Ninth s reet after iu Eugeue ou a business trip today. Director Hughes deserves great probably fifteen thousand men which I Albany Herald. Italians Burned to Death. will be sent to Korea to maintain the concert. Albert Cole, brakeman on the credit for bis efficient work. T he following ¡Indent» of the VH- Edward's secretary wiincui cing that order at disturbed jioints. It la said The boys li ft y«terday afternoon Wendling-Coburg train is spending Cumberland, Mil., Dec. 24 —Three the King and Queen expict to pay rious coUezes over the state are home that Russia has assured Japan that Italians were burned to death last another visit to lielanu nt it summer. coutiuuing their trip uorth. the holidays at Scio. < for the Holidays; Fred Warner, Eu such action would not be considered night in a tire which destroyed a sec gene university; Charles Warner, Eu an unfriendly act or a cause for war. tion-car on the siding if the Balti Former British Consul Dead. geue university, Jack Latourette, On last Thursday evening at the Geo. Parks weut to Harrisburg to more A Ohio railroad near Mountain Wreck in Missouri. Eugi ne university ; Merrtl and ter residence of Prof. John Straub on K m st » Ci-), l'<< 11 ilip 1'ur day. . . Lake. | trade Moon s, O. A. U.; Gordan 0114h, former Britteb cuiivul, wm lluZ H. East Eleventh street, occurred the Arthur Tait, of Walker, deliveieil a Mexico, Mo., Dec. 24—The east is home from Moores, Euge'ie unlveieity; Marti a found demi iu bit» bed bete thia tnoru- tine load of hogs to Lincoln's meat Sntem'.N wedding of Miss Mary Elizabeth bound Wabash train collided with Minister Beaupre Leaves. I Koerner, Eugene university, Charles ilM. Straub and Oren Fletcher Stafford market in Cottage Grove on Monday. Miss Poill left for points1 The ceremony was performed by a freight near here today. Engineer Washington, I’cc. 24 A telegram to Bollinger, William Shively and Mr. Tait recently delivered two south this afternoon. Whitten was killed. G. Blodgett, of the state department listed st Bogota Arthur Deute, of I’sclfic university. ; Rev. W. S. Gilbert, of Portland, at Bussy, Iowa, and C. A. Lamont, of Cubi Recognizes Panama hogs to the market that tipped the ou the ninteeuth Hniionnees Minister Miss May Poill went to Salem this 8 :30 o ’ clock. There was a large num Sandusky, Mont., were fatally in- Washlugtou, D. C., Pee. 24—The l*»ani at ¡MX) pounds each. Beaupre's depaitiire ami the affairs tier of guests present sod eomeelegent ured. The Tait family are representative afternoqn to visit friends. department of state today received of the legation are uow in charge of Mrs. Gabe Cummings and children gifts were received by the happy advises that Cuba had formally re farmers and know bow to get the full Secretary Snyder. Hanna to Retire. went to Harrisburg today. j couple value out of their porkers. Ai rangemeiitii sre being made fi r a cognized Panama. Mr. aud Mrs. Sachs weut to Cot Stafford is an instructor in the Some Cold East. Washington, Dec. 22. —When the !>o«ling contest I etxeeti a.embers of The J. Davies hop farm of 100 acres tags Gruve this afternoon. ’ bemietry department of the Univer- Republican national convention as- Bryan at Berlin Cincinnati, Dec. 26—The cold the Eugen« Commercial Club and the six miles below |Eugene, baa l*en Mrs. Frank Hawk and daughter, . *'* *nd ,S‘r’nb *'• ’•» kno-Q sembles in Chicago next. Senate r wave continues The mercury fell to Albany Aico Club, to take place on Berlin, Dec. 24.—Wm, J. Bryan ar sold to John Wilseu, recently from i eb ., are up from Portland. * C ' 1 P^ al * r University student and Hanna will step down and out as the zero mar8^ his morning. Theer the Cuiumercial Club alley? here dur rived here today aud will bare an Washington state, for »3,300. C. C. . „ , many friends in Eotfene who wish chairman ot the national executive Khmong the poor. ing Christmas week. la much it. Coffman A Sou made the leal. J be report that Campbell A Walter ter happine« and soowb . audience with the Kaiser tomoirow. committee. SPECIAI SESSION IS OVER DEATH OF MRS. CHICAGO CALLOWAY i STRIKERS THU/ A DTFR I nW Aly I LU Legislature Adjourned at 11:15 O’clock Last First Hearse Since Strik Night. Morning, THE CIAL REALM ford Univer$ity Gke SENATOR WARREN OF INTENDED HUSBAND KILLED WYOMING Coming Fr^m England to Marry Him But Met by News. Postoffice Inspectors In Was Used This vestigating Charges Against Him TIMBER LAND OWNERS COMPLAIN BRITISH AND DERVISHES FIGHT LOOKING FOR A HUSBAND Personals. STEAMER RAN ON THE ROCKS TERRIBLE WRECK LAST NIGHT EXCITING RUNAWAY AT NOON TODAY MISS KAUFFMAN TO CLOSE OUT Elrn ra Uenis. SET FIRE TO MANY HOUSES DIGNIFIED PROTEST AT THE THEATRE BAND CONCERT Babb-Faust. OUTLAWS KILLED Stanford Glee Club. StaHord Straub. Porters. I A WEDDING ANNIVERSARY