Eugene semi-weekly guard., March 26, 1904, Image 3

in an injunction suit against the
Telluride Citizens' Alliance with be­
ing the ringleader of the mob which
drove out 25 unionists from town.
RUSSIANS
prisoner, Wm. Jennings, arrested on
CORBETT
the charge of seduction aid for whom COBURG, SPRING
be went to Frea.ont, Nebraska, to
bring back for trial.
FIELD LOG
BRITT
Jennings was taken directly from
ARMY
the train to the jail an i did not
ING DRIVES
meet any of his old acquaintances, in
FIGHT
tact, very few people knew Fisk was
HARDSHIPS
coming aud the prisoner was saved
RUSSIAN
FACING
JAPANESE TERRIBLE EAST.
ERN STORM
The
The drive of six million feet of
the embHirasauient of being confront
ed by any one. Both sheriff and pris­ logs to the Booth-Kelly Co.’s Coburg
oner were very tired from their long mill was finished today, th- last tew
journev, and were glad to reach their days having beeu devoted to picking
up stragglers.
destination.
Auotiier drive of about the same
bhsntf Fisk travelled forty-two
hundred miles in eight days. An un­ size is just about to be turned out ot
eventful trip is reported aud sheriff the mouth of Fi.ll Cicek, where they
have beeu boomed some time await'
I had little to say concerning it.
The prisoner, Wm. Jennings. hao iug a safe stage of water in the Wtl«
This drive goes to th«,
nothing to say, but teemed not to be j lametta.
worried about his arrest on the charge Springfield mill.
preferred against him, but seemed
!
embarrassed to be in custody. Sheriff
Victorious Britt
Shows More Fisk suid that Jennings’ people were
of high standing in Fremont, his fa­
Bruises than the Defeated
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
ther being a state senator, a banker
Pugilist.
and a highly respected citizen. It is
Andrew McDonald aud wife to Em«,
the intention of Jennings' father t
ma E Bray; 20 acres of land in tp 17^
furnish bonds for bis release until 111 b «1600.
trial comes up at tne next term of
Lawson Legget to John O Rich«,
San Fraucisco, March 26. —Little the circuit court
it will probably ' tumid; right of way for water ditch«
the worse for the terrific battle in | be until the first of next week before $140.
which they engaged last night, Britt any such action can be taken.
Colonel F Smith aud Angie Smith,
ai d Cirbett are around today, one re­
to Simon Day; lot 1 in blk 1 in Fair«,
ceiving the congratulations of friends I
mount. $600.
aud the other consciences. The sen­
State of Oregon to A B Smith; 160
timent of many who last night agreed
acres of land in sec 16, tp 20. $200.
that Britt was entitled to the decision
Laura 1! Anderson and husbanu to
ciJaUgej today, the opinion I being
changed
W O Cook; 5 acres ot laud in sec 6,
that a draw would have been the bet-
tp 18. $400.
ter verdict.
FILINGS.
Corbett spent the night in hie bed.
Friends Claim the Shooting Was
Thron Tbronson aud A V Buffington
Hie utter dejection prevented good
file location of “Old Thing’’ mining
rest. When he arose this morning bis
Accdental.
Evidence Not
claim in Blue River District.
feeling that be Lad been given the
Suitable.
Charles A Brown tiled patent of 160
> worst of it by the referee was uudi-
acres uf land in sec 30, tp 16.
minished. He is without a mark as a
result of the tignt save a slight cut
Daily Guard March 26
j over the left eye. 11 is plans for the
Yesterday evening Peter Nye,oue of
the coroner's jury on the case of Wm.
R. Kemery, who committed suicide
last Tuesday evening, asked Coroner I The entertainment or play given by
C. B. King to call the jury together the students last evening was well at­
again, as there was new evidence de­ tended, the assembly room being
veloped in the case. Mr. Nye claims crowded and a neat sum realized from
that there is evidence enough to prove the sale of tickets. After the play
that Kemery came to bis death acci­ those participating indulged In a ban­
dentally.
The evidence is to the quet in the Amaoitiana society room
effect that Kemery went into the in the basement.
room to get hie gun to protect him­
self from his supposed enemy or pur­
suer, and his little boy saw him take
i
the gun up and told bis father to put
it down, and in doing so Kemery
i uffuian and Sou, the real estate
struck the gun against the bed, dis­ deelers, yesterday sold the M. A,
charging it accidentally and uninten­ b'tsu.t residence property, corner of
tionally, the shot causing his death.
Oak and Fifteenth streets, to Mrs. H.
Dr. King says it is impracticable W. Blume, of this city; terms of sale
to call the jury together again and private.
that the verdict cannot be changed
by any evidence which may be shown.
The case seems from all previous evi­
dence taken that the man was derauged
Walter Roes and Claude Sylvester,
mentali)- and meant to kill himself.
of the Hustler job printing office,
have begun the publication of a
sportman’s newspaper, giving all the
latest ne.vs in the sporting world.
Their first issue appeared today and la
a very creditable paper. It is woU
gotten up and has some excellent
new« matter. The Guard wishes the
Caught Under a Falling “Form” publishers success with their new pa­
per.
Yalu River the Chicago, March 25.—One dead and Have a Serious l.me
Ex-Champion Feeling
! fifteen injured is the known list o*
on
Account
of
Food
Dividing Line of
I casualties, the result of a terrific tor-
Pretty Bad Toda)
j uado which swept Chicago suburbs'
Scarcity.
from Evanston to Indiana Harbor
Hostile Forces.
Over Defeat.
last night, causing a property loss of
Some Skirmishes Have Already
OccurrecL-Few
Casualties
Are Reported.
Loudon,March 25.—A Central News
Plug Yang dispatch says returns to
the Japanese Intelligence department
show that 4500 Cossacks have crossed
the Yalu river from Autuug in the
last five days. Three thousand Rus­
sians hold Anju and tnousands are at
strategic points on the Korean bank
of the Yalu. Five hundred Russian
iufai try occupy Chinju, vhil- Rus-
I Ml lit -t, It'nl :«'i iq Cn tur'l
bank aJ . toe Japanese .he south
bank of the Anju river, where the lat­
ter have thrown up entrenchments.
The hostile forces are thus face to
face. Desultory shots have already
been exchanged, but with few casual­
ties.
Some
Russian
News.
St. Petersburg, March 25.—The gov­
ernor of Tomsk proviuce has ordered
all Japanese to keep inside their
bouses and remove eigne from their
bops, as be cannot guarantee them
protection.
General Altavaterj, inspector of
artillery in the Russian army, has
been banished to a remote military
post in the Caucasus because he in­
formed the Czar that the new quick
Oring guns would be ready for use in
three months when they cannot be
bad for a year.
!
8500,000. The latter to»r. bore the j
brunt, houses being unmofeo and Are Without Cattie and Necessity
tin t IH i ncra bowu
Lnrrn in.
in
l.eiiia
Karlrar tsst
•
buildings
Lruis Barker
wai
Compels Cossacks to Eat
killed and a number injured. A two
story building collapsed in East Chi­
Their Horses.
cago. JUmmond, Thornton, Dauphin
Bark and other towns suffered severe­
Tokio, March 26.—Japanese scouts
ly. Telegraph aud telephone wires
ver» ; -<<9‘rVed Chicago being prac- report that Russian troops in Corea
are in a most serious condition, ow­
1 «ti ) iclxteJ fur twelve hours.
ing to transport difficulties, Food is
St. Louis, March 25.—Half a mil­ very scarce. The Russians are with-
lion damage and two persons fatally out cattle and the Cossacks are com-
injured are the results of last night’s pelled to eat their own horses.
storm. In the Alta suburb the Pitts­
burg Redaction Company’s building
was blown down. Several buildings
of the St. Louie Fireworks Company I
I I [MFI ID
were destroyed. Dinzier’s Hotel aud i
Lil L-VJl
a number of residences were demol- |
ished. A panic was created by the '
storm.
SALEMS TEAM’S
Manager Edmonson
His Men.
EXPRESS
Announces
A Strong
Team.
COMPANY
The Salem team o! the Oregon
State League will line up as follows:
Wells Fargo and Adams
New York Offices
Burned.
Loss Foots
Up a Million * Large
Valúas in Registered and Bul-
lion
Carried
Out
I
KEMERY did
NOT SUICIDE
High School Noles.
Residence Properly Sold.
Home Compliments for Japan.
London, March 25.— A Central
News Tokio dispatch says that since
parliamentary papers have been is­
sued to the public giving the nego
ations with Russia preceding the out­
break of war, the government has been
the recipient of many congratulations
foi its careful manner in conducting
negotiations.
There
is general
amazement at the moderation dis­
played by Japan.
Coer house Items.
in
Baskets.
Sportsman Newspaper.
New York, March 26.—A serious
fire started at noon today in the
basemeut of the Luiiding on Broad­
way occupied by the Morris European
Express Company. The Barnes spiead
Japanese in Korea.
to two adjoining Adams Express Co.
Rome, March 25.—A Chefoo tele­ buildings and the Consolidated Stock
gram states that E000 Japanese have Exchange opposite. Business is sus­
landed at Chinnampho March 22 pended in each.
making a total of 98.000 Japanese on
New York, March 26.—At 1 o’clock
Korean soil.
the fire is under control. There is
A COSSACK WATCH STATION IN MANCHURIA.
much excitement because of the loca­
Some time ago Russia, having heard that bands of Japanese were sta­
American Death Avenged.
tion in the heart of the financial die- , tioned at advantageous points along the Transsibérien railroad for the pur­
San Domingo, March 25.- General trict. Bankets and brokers have re- i pose of disabling Russia’s only means of intercommunication between Russia
Arias, who gave the firing order to moved their valuables, while the big and the east, established a system of watch stations in Silierla and Mnnchuris.
insurgents that caused the death of office buildings have been emptied The illustration shows one of these stations garrisoned by Cossacks, who»«
tribal signs will be noticed over the men's huts.
Engineer Johnson, of the American of people by order of tne police.
gunboat Yankee, has been captured
and shot by government troops.
New York, March 26.—The general 1
offiti's of the Adams and Morri* Eu- ! Cathers, Lewis ot Santa Barbara, futu-e are unsettled, but it is likely
ropean-American express companies | Cal., Teabo, last years’ team, and that he will remain here a week or
are destroyed. The estimated loss j Gneiss of Portland; pitchers, Calif so in hope of being rematched with
I foots up a million. Thousands of I of Oregon City Aricks. from Calitor Britt. The latter is simply deluged
j dollars worth of registered express nia, Cryderman,
from Midland with congratulations. He is suffering
I matte” and bullion was carried out in League, and Lucas with Salem last somewhat from the effects of the pun­
i suit cases and baskets through the iyear; first base Hehruug, of Centra- ishment, particularly about the face
\ rear of the burning building.
llia; second base Edmonson., (man­ and left eye.
Union, Mo., March 26.—George
The Wells Fargo A Co. people are ager); third hase,Downie, with Salem
Collins, alias Fred Lewis, was dbange : hauling out over 8100,000 in cash.
last year; shortstop, Peacock, from
at 1 :30 p. tn. for participation in the
the Canadian League; outfielders.
murder of Detective Schumacher near
Lee of Oregon City and Sanders ot
Stanton Juauuary 25, 1903. The de­
last year's team.
tective attempted to arrest Collins
Manager Edmonson has been slow
and Bill Rudolph for bank robbery.
in announcing his men but he seems
to have picked a good team. Last Will Get $720 a Year—Express
Union. March 26.—Rudolph was
year’s Raglans were the pennant
and News Agency Business
found guilty this',afternoon, with pun­
winners of the league but they will
Not Allowable in
ishment of death. The verdict was
have to go some if they carry it off
reached an hour after the drop fell
this year.
Future.
with Collins. Just as the black cap
was adjusted the latter said “Cut her
Washington, March 25.—The post-
loose boys, make a good job of it!’’
office appropriation bill passed the
Evere’t,Wash., March 25.—Jack Le-
house late this afternoon. The item
bros, a saloon keeper at B.yant, Wash­
raising the salaries of rural free de­
ington, whose life has been threat­
livery carriers to $720 per annum and
ened many times, was shot through
taking from them the express and
the heart and instantly killed last
news agency privilege, was retained
night by some unknown person while
after
a sharp contest.
locking up bis saloon. This was the
only saloon In town and a license was
granted a abort time ago in spite of a
petition signed by nearly every citi­
zen a.-king that this license should
Denver, March 25.—Captain Wells, net be granted.
Roseburg, March 25.—A wild man
of Troop A, baa estatl ished a press
is
reported to bars been seen in the
censorship at Telluride which is not
Coal Mint Cafe Fe't.
monntah 8 in f’ors c
equalled ny th e Rnffo-Ja pane««. Ten
A MISSOURI
HANGING
RURAL CARRIERS’
BILL PASSED
SALOON
KEEPER
MURDERED
WILD
COLORADO
STRIKE
SITUATION
MAN
PAT” HOWE’S
FINGERS INJURED
of Type in Guard Composing
Room This Forenood.
Daily Guard March 26
“Pat" Howe, of the Guard compos­
ing room force, was the victim of an
accident shortly betöre noon today
that might have beeu worse, but still
is bad enough.
While assisting hi swinging the
heavy “forms’* containing the type
ot two of the pages of the Daily
Guard into the washing sink, the
hitch rope broke, allowing the prob­
ably two hundred pounds of metal to
fall so that the tip of the thiid linger
of his left band was shaved off,
bruising the nail so he will lose it.
and bruising the under part of the
!
middle finger,
Dr. John Harris
dressed the wound.
(Jl course the type in the forms
went into “pi,’’ which accounts for
the lack of editorial and advertise­
ments on two inside pages of today’s
paper, their places lieing sup) lied
with plate reading matter. We are
mt caring for that, though, the inju­
ry to the faithful boy causing us con­
cern.
However, it might have been
worse, if that can count for consola­
tion in case of accident.
KILLED BY
SEEN
FALLING TREE
SHERIFF FRED FISK
ARRIVED HOME
S. W. Smith, Philadelphia— “My
rheumatism has disappeared entirely
since taking Hollister's Rocky Moun­
tain Tea. Two packages made me a
well man.’’ 35 cinte, tor tablet a
form. Ask your druggist.
MALARIA AND
YELLOW JACK
(From N. Y. JIiraM. January 14, 1902.)
“The widow of Dr. Lazeare, who, in
the employ of the Government, went
to Cuba, was inoculated with Yellow
Fever through mosquito bites, and die.’,
applied to Congres lor r< li t' to-day.”
The above tells of tin- -ad culminie
tion of a series of experiments by 11.»
Government, all of which proved con*
elusively that the familiar mosquito i*
ri dangerous vehicle for carrying Ma­
laria, “Yellow Jack,” and other mala»
tai fevers.
Those who me exposed to mosquitos
brother malarial hiflueiict-s should tak*
warning. Iron is tin- fighting element
ui tlie blood ami provides nature with
hltfii'ient resistaiu e to waul off disease,
But if the blood 1.4 impure or impov.
crished, or if I'.-i-e is wiakness, if
means that tiie figlitnigqiialitusof the
blood have been lowered, and conse­
quently tlicre is danger. If ; on would
escape, keep the blood pun-and prop­
erly nouris ‘
h
killed
tn his
miles
heavy
night.
Wt
ught Jennings Char ed '
Ira rued by a
g
1 lizzard
rrbed to th<“ der>t, pb
i -r ■*(-.-...» •
irn. The ex •
es, reached.
1,
< st frozen, tini; 1 •«
re of by the
tit1rife and ■«•< re taVen
] t is under-
W istprn Fede ration.
. t ! .
w ell? today
etc od
Dvi ri» >r iiihuuv. The captai a is cuarged
romer*,
eld to
:.pt Of H
•>d killed
A Pílr of K’n«<.
aiy,
oa;<
rn 1 lay
Seduction iiom I r.m>) t,
lu
Nebraska.
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