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About The Eugene weekly guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1899-1904 | View Entire Issue (March 12, 1904)
? mir « lì ’S A Ulti TIMBER REPAIRS Fairbanks Agrees to Take ON VESSELS Senator Second Place on Repub PRIEST BURNED NESS WITH RUSSIA TO DEATH ire in Long Island Rectory-- Two Domestics Also lican Ticket. AA4ERICANS MAY ASSIST RUSSIA To I Burned. Washington, Mar. 4.—President Roosevelt ta3 suggested at J Senator Fairbanks of Indiana fass agreed to accept the vice rre-identia1 nomina tion cn tho Repnl llean ticket if ten dered him. This information comes from close life-long, personal and political friends of tLe Senator who bare been known to have advised / against what fh<y casidered would Japanese Fleet Has Not Been be a vital concession on the senator's Says That it is Stated That Amer part. Now those friends say they Sighted Off Port Arthur ica Has Promised to bava hawed to the wishes of the Presi I Since Feb. 25—An dent as has Senator Fairbanks. Give Japan Russia Will Soon Have May Have Trouble in Use. With America. Early Sp’ing. London, Mar. t. -A Central News dispatch from Po Arthnr says the Japanese fleet h - uot been sighted since Febra"ij 25. Workmen are rushing repairs on the battleships Retvizan and Czarevitch an 1 the crusier Pallada. All the other dam aged vessels are now ready for sea. The weather is now mild, suggesting an early spring. I DISASTROUS OKLAHOMA Fire is still sweeping the prairies, causing immense loss in livestock. j TRAINS [OHIO BRIDGE COLLAPSED LOST With a Freight Train--Six Men Were Killed and Sev Butte, Mont., Mar. 4.—Three Cen- ral Montana train« carrying freight and passengers, have been lost some where in the scow drifts between Lombard and Lewiston the past two days. ylangs of workmen hive been •aboring day'and night to re-cue the missing treius b'i' op to 1««< reports were unsuccessful. The cr.-w of one train tas reuihad Harlowtown t secure provisions. It is I elieve.i that t’.e other crews a.'id passengers have reached nearby ranches. eral Injured. Wellsville, Ohio, Mar. 5—Six men weie killed and several injured Ly a freight train falling into Yellow creek oa tl.u Cleveland A Pittsburg railroad this morning. The train and two engines were on the bridge when it collapsed. The floods are the cause. I I U. S. Torpedo Boat Destroyers TOWN BURIED WITH SNOW Ferim, Mar. 4.—The United States torpedo boat destroyers bound for the Madrid, Mar. 5.—A snow'avalatiche Philippines passed here this mornlDg today buried the village of Beas in the provinco o£ Gcarada. Many Earthquake in Peru. people were entombed. Lima, Peru, Mar. 4.—Earthquake fbocks, tho worst reported in years, Dean of Watchmakers. occurred here Thursday, doing great damage. No figures on the losses Boston, Mar. 5.—Edward Howard, uie yet available. dean of American watch makers, died here this morning. Jewish Residence Order. Kieff, Russia, Mar. 4.—The order •ssued several days ago that fmil ies Jewish doctors who have gone to the front must live within the “Pale” has been lesclnded, the immediate members of such families being per mitted to reside at Kisbeneff. Woman Captures Burglars. i urday March 12—Other Society Notes. New York, Mar.'h 5—Rev. Father Ernst and two domestics, Mary and Margaret Brady, were burned to death, aod Fathers Kearny and Jlen- negan iujured ill a Are which destroy ed St. Patricks' rectory this morning at Long island City. The fire caught in the church and spread to the rec- tory. Escape was cut eff by the flames. Smallpox Offer of Ship Owners to Fit Out Priva teers THE PARKER PRESIDENTIAL CANVASS H Fort V'orth, Texas, Mar. 4.—Dis 3t. Petersburg, M at . 4.—Word re patches tn lay repor ttbe loss from t' o ceived from n< liberti Manchuria |prairie fire and wind stoini in Okla- . sites that all is extremely quiet [homamuch greater than at first re- iLcre with no signs of Chinese unrest | ported. At least twenty lives have b’’ sian officers aro keeping the I been .’ost. in Southwestern Oklahoma, nese in cl iva touch with events i The tub burned many hours in Ho .n' the war. bart, Vinson and Lawton cotinries. Be Given in Villard Hall Sat The annual Treble Clef concert will given In Villard hal' next Saturday evening, March 12. From all indica tions th« affair promises to be a com plete musical success snd is looked forward to with considerable interest in University circles. More care than usual has been taken lu the se lection of the songs and the membeis Epidemic Raging in of the club have put in more conslr- eut practice than ever belvra. Tho Trans Baikal District -Many program will consist uot only of club Jewish Soldiers Sent songs, but will be varied with mono logue work, vocal and piano solos to the Front. Aid. and promises to be the most interest Mar. 5.—Novoe ing ever given by the club. Floreuca I St. Petersburg St. Petersburg, Mar. 4. —The news-1 l>e Bar is piauo soloist; Cora Sha- Vreuiya newspaper today asserts that paper Sviet today in discussing the j ver, leader; Eva Stinson, soprano American ship owners have offered to sending of American consuls to Man-, eolist, and Ella McAlister, piano ¡fit out a large number of fast steam eburia says the American attiude I accompanist for the club. The con- ships to act as privateers in the Rus requesting Chinese exequaturs will1 I cert will be given under the football sian service. cause an unpleasantness with Russia ' managemeut and the proceeds turned A smallpox epidemic is raging in and adds: “It is nowg stated that! over to that organization. the Trans-Baikal district. There are America ba.~ promised to give Japan! i The membership is as follows: fears that a scourge will spread assistance with her warships.” i Grace Mount, Mary Gray, Cora Wold ’ among the troops. I Daisy Gilbert, Louise Jones, Elsie The number of Jews being Bent to Seoul, Mor. 4. - The residence of i Orcutt, Mary Warfield, Norma Hen the frout by the government is eu- tho Korean secretary of foreign Uirely disprportioonato to the per dricks, Camille Car.oll, Edna Pres affairs was blown up cn Wednesday. 'centage of the Hebrew population. : cott, lies« Woods, Cora Shaver, Rosa Five suspects were arrested. Dodge, Lulu MuClain, 1 it fo etimated that fully twelve pet * a * ; cent of the reinfoicemeuts to the Tokio, Mar. 4.—Buddhist and Committees for the St. Patrick's Shinto priests have been warned by Hill and Aturphy Likely to In. [ranks are Jews, heuce 30,00(1 are now concert and dance to be given on the proceeding to the scene of operations the government agaiust an exhibition dorse Judge Parker [ asaiDst Japan. This proves loyalty, evening of March 17th by the baud of hatred against individual Russians. have been appointed as follows: On j however not sufficient to suppress For Democratic program, M. H. Coffman, F. N. j t be popular anti-eemitism. Fears are Nominee. McAlister, J. J. Hughes. On deco ! entertained that a massacre of Jens ration, Frank Hayes, 11. R. Kuox, , will occur during the Easter holi 'ays. Leonard Gross, Lloyd Bellman, Win, Albany, N. Y’. Mar 5. —It is an- Gross. The decorations will be en- derstood that nt the Democratic state ■ tirely in greeu. The adtuissiou to convention to be held at Albany, ! the entertainment will be 35 cents April 18th, the Hill forces will have Which includes everything, Vladivostock Inhabitants Or supremo control. Hill and Murphy • » » are in conference, which will prob dered to Leave Homes But ably result in the endorsement of The Thimble Club was charmingly Judge P>ker’s presidential candidacy. Over to Carry Away No Food. $40.000 Collected by entertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Geo. H. Smith at her apart Sheriff Fisk Since Rolls Nebraska Flood. ments in the Schneider block. A de St Petersburg, Mar. 5.—The com Lincoln, Neb., Mar. 5.—The Platle Were Opened. lightful afternoon wa spent at nee mandant of Vladivostcok has pro River valley, twenty miles in either dlework and the usual luncheon was claimed a warning to the Inhabitants jdireclon from l'remont is flooded. s rvpd. Mrs. M. Schneider was the fe her lit Fred Fisk and his deputies1 guest of the club. are kept busy these days collecting MR. ROCKEFELLER’S NEW HEALTH FOOD taxes which are coming in at a lively rate, the average amount collected per day being about 85000. Ou last Wednesday, March 2d, From the Leader: Mrs. Lee Henry Sheriff Fisk turned $21,710.85 over came up from Portland Thursday to to the county treasurer, the total ! eujov a brief visit with her parents, number of receipts issued up to that Mr. and Mrs. Brown. date being 800. There lias beon over Jas. Ostrander, the barber, and $40,000 collected up to date. Fate Long, returned homo from a The rolls were opened and collec , mouth’s visit to Los Angeles, Cali- tions commenced on February 23rd. fornia, late last week. Chas. McFarland and wife are spending the winter at Woodland, [ California, returned home Sunday, Last evening an exciting and hard greatly improved in health. fought game of basket ball was I | The lumber was placed on the played in the armory between teams ground tor J. il, McFarland’s fine from the High School and Company ! new two-story business house on C. Team work on both sides was 1 Main s'reet anjolning his residence poor but the individua’ work was near the east end of the bridge this good and made the game interesting. week. The soldiers were too much for the John D. Rockefeller le taking the cheese cure for indigestion.—News Item. school boys and won by a score of 14 ; Mrs. Carrie Holsinger, of Salem, to 9. The teams lineup was as fol- stopped over in this oity on her re —Now York Evening Journal. turn home from San Francioso to lows: TT High School Soldiers enjoy a brief visit with her sister, Mrs. ilarry Wynne. residing in a seventeen mile radius Thousands of acres of farm lands are Paine and Booth Davis to leave immediately, taking their flooded and residents are forced to Bean Clint Branstetter and family of Ford personal effects but no provisions flee. The stock losses will be heavy. Kestley Gray Junction, arrived in thiH city Wed stores or cattle. Stapleton, Smith Farr ington I nosday to enjey a few days visit with Moore Callison relatives and old fiends, this being Mrs. Branstetter’s old home, and by the way, Clint it not a stranger hero —we all know him. Russian Newspaper Says Damaged Warships CLEF CONCET Forces Central New York Democratic Politics. CRUEL RUSSIAN MILITARY OFFICER GOOD TAX COLLECTIONS Cottage Grove Noles. Soldiers uel'eai Students. Cleveland, Ohio, Mar. 5.—Three burglars were captured last night by Mrs. Fannie Blackburn, a widow aged 35 years. She is fair but mus cular and used a hickory club on the men as they emerged from the cellar, t'ne by one of the burglars were Gives Up Office. dazed und were unable to get away Washington, Mar. 4. —Isaac Stod- before the police arrived. lard, Secretary of State of Arizen«, I New York Tragedy. has resigned to take effect Aprii 1. New Y’ork, Mar. 5.—Charles F. H's successor has not yet been se lected. Stoddard had difficulty with Mublback, an enamel letter manu Mrs. Dr. Wall, returned home from Hanover, Germany, Mar. 5.—Count Los Angeles California Sunday where to territorial legislature Hi the mat facturer, suicided this m?rning after W. L. Souders is moving his lfon atempting to kill his neice, Lena Unknown Man Burned to Death Von Waldersee, field marshal, died tar of fees. Marche store from the McClung block ! she accompanied the doctor from a Fresbuicbt, who persisted in receiv i here this afternoon. He was born to the Warner block formerly oc- [ Portland hospital some weeks ago to —Fifty Horses The Sacramento Flood | April 8, 1832, and entered tho army ing attentions from a suitor onjeo- r...... by . J. ..................... _ ’s store. n u pied V. Kauffman ¡ regain his health und strength. She ! in 1850. In August I'KIO, Count Wal- He will be ready for business in^hh | Burned. th“t,‘h® doctor Is recovering Stockton, Mar. 4.—All local streams tionable to Mublback. The woman ■lersee was in command of the allied Lave fallen. Bouldin Island is safe is in a critical condition with two I rapidly, being uble to walk several new quarters Monday. I blocks daily. 'hough a strong north wind may cans« wonnda. Oakland, Cal., Mar. 5.—An un- j army in China during the Boxi r known man was hurned to death by I “OJeutent. broken levees to wash away slightly. Died —At the family home In this The Presidio Army Scandal. lire in F. M. city, Suuday, Feb. 28, 1901, Gcorgi» H«scued stock brought to this city I Baker’s City Hall Steamer Foundered. Ermine, the bright little daughter of ’« being driven to the footbills for Sen Francisco, Mar. 5. —Mrs. Edith stables this afternoon. Fifty head of ■ ssture. Madden whose name figured in a sen- horses and thirty buggies were con-| London, Mar. 5.—The Beligan The free ferry acroos the Willam Dis. II. C. »uu Katherine Schleef, ' sationa! scandal at the Presidio which sumed. The loss is $10,000. steamer Handel foundered in the E d - ette river at Lowell winch broke from aged one year ami six days, of pneu Numerous Political Arrests. caused Lieutenant Rubichon's dismia glish channel today. The crew WL» Ita ruvorings the other day is in monia. A Congressional Scandal 1 sal from the army, filed her answer I saved. operation again after having been < ut Vienna, Mar. 4. —The Arbeite? Washington, Mar. 5.—The bouse' today to the complaint for divorce a week. It is quite a convenience •dtung asserts that 300 political ar- committee on postefflees by an ut.aoi- i Polar Expedition Returned. to travel. ■ est have been made at Lodz, made against her. She first makes ruous vote has decided to report to[ general denial of charges of adultery Stockholm, Mar. 5.—The Russian ■. laud. The prisoners are given the Newberg Graphic: James Duncan the House the Hay resolution call- M. E. Biair of Blue River City with Rublchon, then cevrlis io Polar expedition sailing in 1901 in left bere Wednesday for Eugene .ternative of impiisoument or en- ing upon the postmaster general for. was granted a saloon licenso for the typewritten pages to reciting alleged the yacht Zaria, arrived here today. tment as volunteers iu the Russian where he has secured a good position period of three mouths by tho com- cruelty and misdeeds of her husband information bearing on charges that Baron Toll, the commander, was rmy. in a hardware and bicycle store. missiouerH’ court yesterday morning. She also charges -him with iutimacy members of congress have violated drowned with several companions in the laws or regulations by renting There were two other petitlorers with white and native women in the November, 1902, while making a trip Salem a Closed Town. Cottage Grove Leader: Sheriff for saloon license but one withdrew buildings to the department or by Philippine». influencing the allowance of higher , I d a small boat from the Island of Fred Fisk was looking after various his petition for fear to many saloon« Salem Or., March 2.— Every gam- Bennett tc New Siberia. matters pertaining to Hi office in would not pay and the other men did clirk salaries, with a recommenda-1 RussianJSquadron Free, * i og game in Salem was closed to tion that it lie on the table, also the j this city Tueday. lie has filled the not have hie bonds ready, but bla night by order of Chief of Police Hakodate, Japan, Mar. 5.—The unexpired term of the late lamented petition wiP be acted upon next Tues •ibson, in pursuance of the ordin Austrian steamer from Vlcdivostok communications from the postmaster* theriff Withers most acceptably and day morning. ance passed by the City Co'iDcil last reports that the Ku-iean squadron got general on the subject, which had . efficiently and will no doubt be the mebt. The proprietors were quietly frpe of ice at that port last Saturday 1 already been received and which, 1 iiuanimotis choice of hi« party for the ar The pretty little swallows have really, are responsible for notifies that the ordinances will be and sailed northward pre rniabiy in rived from the south, quite a num nomination for sheriff in thn com enforced and as they had no i doubt hOpe of capturing Japanese merchant- inquiry, All thjs will be made ber of them being seen flying about in campaign, and, by the way, the that the Chief meant wbat he bo said, I meD- jfo attacks have been made on lie Monday. who inters the race th1» streets today. a sure sign of Rspubli ran ,b«v pit sway the games without, a 1 nr,rfb«m Japan ese ports so far as I Secretary Livermore of the locel Girl Disappearance, approaching spring. 1 II flod ut that the civil service examining board an. moment’s hesitation. Saloon men bnnrd fro’n adding. Cal., Mar. 5 —Ro e Fow- “fat boy's” loo here not been sols «erj Dotifled that their places of nounces more eliminations as fol« t t aged 14, th« adopted daughter of Dr. H. F. Ong, of Wendling, who sored, no such thing. tusine»« must be closed, frout door Compromise Rejected. Iowa: On April fl, 7. an-! 8 forergl. Price Fowler, of Ashland, Oregon, wa ■ taken to the Fa!«n> hospital on s and back, al midnight Saturday 4Î n««-r draftsman In the superrl-:.*, 'K CArSTOTUA. ianapolb, Mar. 5.—The trikfn has ■ ' rij^ly disappeared. The special train t) e other day for i ■ ’ architect'a office. Salary ¥1100 Be.; t -a late thia e.fternocn reject, 4iou are also n.iuiug. throat trouble came tip from h Suuday uigut. Saloon men say they the oporB*0T3* compronn??. - > . On April 19 for m itrou in lb It) i Bij.stare } he has been kidnapped. city last night tru"h improved. '*». comply wllu --.a rtqui. cmeuls. Ind an tetriio. I I »f BIG STABLE FIRE AT OAKLAND — COUNT VON WAL- DERSEE DEAD i ~ Ferry Boat Running Saloon at Blue River. swallows Are Here. Civil Service Exanr. i I I