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EUGENE semi - weekly À < EUGENE OREGON SATURDAY 1 1*0 GUARD I MRS. WATSON *3 Surely Going to Shine On Easter Sunday I ARRESTED AT CHICAGO And you will need a new’ Waist, Skirt, Suit or Coat to go with that new hat. So before buying look over our immense stock of Member Ladies’ Outer Garments. of Oregon Timber Fraud COATS, made of Poplin and Pongee, that we are showing are beyond question the mod beautiful ever brought to Eugene. Gang. She Has Been Sought for Since January—Lived in Elegant It ùLULÙU_30 1904 the secret service department believed now that the four members of the al leged latid-swiudling clique were in custody. “Mrs. Watson’s arrest was greatly desired,” said Captain Porter. ‘‘The other three members of tne baud are under heavy bonds.” ti No Iß charge of the -ity and Baron K .ul- ders as commander of the troops, it is regarded that a serious outbrea» Is impossible. ” RAILROAD ■ LOBBY DISCLOSED Lien Law Decision. Washington, April 4.—The Supreme Court today declared the constitu tionality of the act of the Ohio legis lature giving subcontractors the right r i . ■ | to take a lien for material furnished j CCK tO llaVC and labor performed. TN tne UCS- sert Land Act The Canal Strike. Panama, April 4.—The strike situa tion remains seirous, no work being done in Panama. Strikers armed with clubs are intimidating men who are willing to work. The troops appear Arid indifferent. KepealeJ District Roads Fatal Marine Disaster. Paris, April 4. — Details of the wreck of the American schooner Herald,near Dekar, Atrica, ou March 6, state that I the crew numbered eighteen and I ho passengers thirty-six. The ship struck a rock aud quickly settled close to Almidas lighthouse. Eighteen wers drowned. The first reports said that all were saved Keep Men British Defeat. St. Petersburg, April 4.—Heavy fighting in Nigeria, West Africa, is reported, Che British square we» broken and many soldiers killed and wounded. London, April 4.—The Nigerian Preferred Death to a Cap. force was a British punitive expedi National Capital. Walla Walla, Wash., April 4. — Be tion organized by Sir Fred Lugard Style at a Chicago cause bis parents insisted be wear n I against the murderers of Captain Ori- Hotel. new cap, to which he bad taaen a Washington, April 4.—Some sensa odau and C. Aumyatt Burney, who i violent dislike,('soar Pearson, a four- tional testimony was given today by were ambushed by Okpotos in 1903. teen-year-oid boy. shot himself in bis Chicago, April 4.—With the arrest own room yesterday, death resulting George H. Maxwell, president of the Train Robbers at Large. National Irrigation Association, be of Mrs. Emma L. Watson in a promi almost instantly. fore the house committee ou irriga nent hotel Saturday tbe last of a ■ Redding, Cal., April 4.—No arrest tion, bis purpose and appearance be , has yet been made in connection with gang of alleged land swindlers, who ing to urge the repeal of the desert the holdup of the Oregon express I are said to have defrauded the gov OHIO FLOOD land act. On C " being ’ asked printed Thursday nigh* at Copley. ernment out of tbosands of dollars questions relating to a lobby for re- | Tbe work being done by officials in their daring operations in Oiegon PROSPECTS BETTER peal of the bill, alleged to be main is in custody. Mrs. Watson, also now is that principally done by de tained by certain Western railroads, tectives, whose number was added to known as Mrs. Porter and Mrs. Puter, was arrested by a United States Dep Hundreds of Men Worked All Last the witness denied its existence, but today by J. J. White, of Ban Fran- EVERT ■ TJ., ■_ T a 1’ IS admitted that hie association was eisco, representing Wells, Fargo A uty Marshal after being traced aud NEW, ka-^ng in price Might Building and Strength* working for repeal. Co. Anally located by tbe local secret from Asked how the associations wereI service department. ening Reservoir Banks. supported ba said by contributions Mrs. Watson has been sought since BIG ARMY from railroads and others. January. She was traced from the Cincinnatti, April 2.—Flood con He named the following as paying Pacific Coast to Chicago She ar ditions in Ohio and Indiana ate much LANDS AT The Great rivedibere Tuesday aud for a time J improved today. The big reservoir $6,000 each annually: Northern, Northern Pacific, Union Pacific, Southern Pacific, Burling TAKUSHAN ton, Santa Fe and Rock Island. Three thousand associations bad been or- I ganized to help in the passage of the Japanese 105,000 Strong March original Irrigation act and to keep up a campaigu of education. The rail ing to the Northwest—An >thcr roads contributed because they en Will not be complete unless you wear a pair of those new Army of 40,000 Landed dorsed this policy. They bad not been Oxfords or shoes that we are offering to our EASTER trade, in Korea. sonnded or the projeot of repealing made up of Patent Kid and Plain Kid, in button or lace. the desert land act. London, April 4.-The Daily Tele graph’s Shanghai correspondent gives an unconfirmed report that a Japan ese army of 105,000 men has lauded opposite Tukushan, in Sou'tieru Man churia, and is marching north and northwest; that another army of 40,- 000 has landed in Northwestern Korea yy L. CHESHIRE, M. 1) and is marching toward the Yalu riv I er, and that a third force lias disem ONE OF RUSSIA’S FORMIDABLE FORTS AT PORT ARTHUR. barked in Northeastern Korea aud is ON THE LATEST MODEL PHYSICIAN AND marching westward. Since tbe Japanese were compelled to evacuate Port Arthur by several of Chririran ids. Berlin, April 2.—The Frankfort the powers the Russians have worked diligently on Its fortifications, and the forts are snpposod to be very powerful. During the war with China the Jap- Zeitung asserts that Turkish irregu- Eugene. Oregon. As Long as our Present Stock anese captured Port Arthur after a hard fight The channel leading from the I jars, dispatched to re-enforce the reg THE RUSSIAN Lasts. harbor is a tortuous one. and when the Russian fleet ventured outside recently, I ular’8 under Seeki ya8ha stationed at only to suffer severely from Japanese torpedo attack, the ships were three days Musba, bave devastated five Armenian L W WHITSON Apositively bona fide offer In effecting the change of position. CENSORSHIP villages and massacred their inbabE DE Nl'1ST Only a Few are Left. tante. Further massacres are ex pect- H ivinr piircinel the ' fi‘9 ill irtire nut off her capture by engaging in a at St. Mary’s, O: io, remains intact, el. tn I»1» la • >»«> 1 Y V Hilbru n, I St. Petersburg, April 4.—The lift hide and seek game with the secret but there is a possibility of its burst n >w irspsrvlti 1» > ivlnH-z in th J line ing of the censorship on outgoing I service officers. She was aided in ¡ng Dentistry tu the above said office. ing at any time. All residents • » '■ ‘town and bridge work a specialty. cablegrams has not relieved the situ I her «ffo:ts by S. A. D. Futer, one affected have teen warned of danger. NO ANTI-JFWISH ation much. True telegrams are per of the alleged gang, according to tbe Hundre's of men worked all night mitted to pass unread, but copies of strenghteniug the hanks against the men. Puter was in- secret service OUTBREAK L,. T. Harris A C. Woodcock. the despatches are kept and read l.y dieted by tbe Federal grand jury at big body of water. the censor, who has on several oooa- Portland, Or., in Apri1 along with WOODCOCK A HARRIS. sir.ns called the correspondents up for H E. ANKENY Marie Ware aud AT rORNEYF-AT-LAW CHAMBERS, Watson, Greece Shaken Up Today. i Mrs. Vice President. Horace G. Washington, April 4 —Ambassador lectures In th« case of an English President. McKinley. Puter, Hc- DARWIN BRISTOW. Cashier. Salonica, April 4.—An earthquake McCormick at St. Petersburg cables; man who telegraph' d a London pap: r Ottici—One-half block south of Chris cording to the local secret service man Block, tngene, Oregon. men who shadowed him, rented apart today destroyed the Servian sohoo) “The rumor concerning a possible stories to the effect that Englishmen CHA MBERS - BRISTO W ments in at prominent downtown One was killed and two injured. demonstration against the Jews at are being insulted by Russia, mr.ro Odessa having reached me, 1 have stringont measures were taken. 11» hotel, but instead of staying in his JOHN H. BOWER, Will Not Attack. | communicated to the United St.Hies whs lectured severely and politely a l apartments held conferences with LAWYER. St. Petersburg, April 4.—Admiral | consul there. . They replied that re- vised to leave the country, which lie Mrs. Watson. Puter, the secret ser i of anci-Jewish demonstration did Sunday. J'he Od<—n Gazette pi n- | First National Bank building Eugene’ vice men say, knew that he was being Aleixetf passed through Tashipicliize 1 ports Sunday returning from a visit to Port are unusual at thia season of the year. lishes a decree issued to editors in followed by them in order to Hud Good careful work. Of Eugene, Oregon. Mrs. Watson, and he attempted to Arthur. It is generally believed that Owing to tin occriirence last Eas’or forming them that put Jishing fake Reasonable terms. throw them off the track. Puter the Japanese will not attack New | the Hebrew population is exceedingly reports would be punished I y a fine Paid Up Cash Capita! himself was-not wanted by the Feder- Chwang, ns their opportunity has nervous but with so energetic and hu- of live bundled rutd < arid tore» I mane man as Governor Neidbart in months in prison. al detectives, as he in under heavy passed. S. P. Ness J. J. Walton $50,000 bonds to appear at the April session WALTON A NESS. of tbe petit jury at Portland. ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW Notes and mortgages bought. Money Puter aud Mrs. Watson are Lelieved loned on approved security. Interest to have arrived in Chicago together. Will practice in all tne courts in the paid on time certificates of deposi* Since arriving here Mrs. Watson has ilsnersl banking business transacted. state. lived in elegant style. Her apart Office—Room No. 3. WaltoD Blk. menti were handsomely furnished in Eugnee. Oregon. a hotel patronized by tbe wealthy. FIRST : : When she was arraigned before United . L. BILYEU, States Commissioner Humphrey she ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. presented a striking apparance. She is about thirty years old and is a de- Office over Yoran’s Shoe 8tore. Eu I cided brunette. A diamond brooch gene. Oregon. glittered at bar neck and her fingers uF EUGENE. were adorned with rings. Tbe bear ing of the case was continued until aid uo Cash Capital * $50,000 Monday, tbe prisoner being held in GEORGE O’BlDeBAR, M.;D’ I ■ . - $50,000 $7500 bonds. Mrs. Watson admitted Offloe-Room over Eugene Loan and . urpius • • her identity, and also admitted that Savings x»ank. Resident* No. 189 EUGENE, OREGON. E./llth street. Calle attendedlto day GENER\L BANKING BVSI- sb» was imder indictment at Portland. reaaonable terms. bom done on “But p«haw,” she said, arching her or m„nt Phone, residence, Main 77-1; tig nt drafts on Chicago, San Fran lips; “Why ail this flutter? If 1 am office Main »8- cilien and Portland Oregon. wanted to return to the coast, it is Bills of exchange sold on foreign only to be a witness. I have not de •onnries. Deposits received subject LOVI!« EOBEAN frauded any one. 1 have nothing to| M check or certificate of deposit. All collections entrusted to us will ear. 1 am innocent of any wrong seive prompt attention. VHOKMJl —AY—LAW. doing wb»t»v«>r. ” I. G. HENDRICKS, Pr-aldent. a'S'rf'inng Pkok. Rootr At the local secret service office th»1 S H. EAKIN Vice President. Cffce ir re , ir rttfTtXT X» f> P F «N'iDGKASS Cashier. arrf’t of Mr». Watson wm referred to « »■ ,3 ir* »ter*. T. ••OTf-H **••*)!*?’ «s ftn«orten‘ Porter «nd ' bis assistant, Mr. Gaiiaguer, said that for That Purpose at I II 50c to $20.00 Your EasLer OnLiit HAMPTON BROS Closing Out Price HORRIBLE- TURKISH MASSACRES White Sewing Machine Schwarzschild’ B3)X STORE BANKING CO Mosul Bank i I A RANK E