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EUGENE OREGON
WEDNESDAY
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APRII 13 1901
No ¡3
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—A.
gou Securities Company will be com
menced next wee«, Manager Hengeu
says. \ gang Is now connecting the
machine drills iu the long tunnel.
The company expects to strike the
Champion ore chute in about 30 days
1 A JI K. IC frotn tü>8 tunnel, which will be used
yy|r^\ later for au electric load from the.
Cbampion to the Musick mine.
5> z s*»«? ems GOVERNOR
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VAN SANT
A CONGRESS
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The dress goods for Spring and
Summer represent a multitude
of weaves as wide in scope and
variety as they are beautiful in
finish and design, Beckon you
to our counters for your NEW
SPRING GOWN.
COLORED PONGEES.
FRENCH CHALLIES,
ALBATROSS MOHAIRS,
ORGANDIES, OXFORDS,
COLORED CRVES.
VCI l L’S, I.” ’TIES.
In fact everything that is new.
In Our “ xten-
sive Line . . .
You can surely find something to
suit your complexion and your
purse.
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Domniimcan R.bel Leader.
New
April 11.—(renerai
iuez, the Dominican rebel who tried
to wrest the reins of government Iran
President .«1 orale«, arrived from bau
Joan today cu the steamer Philad»4<*
phia. He refuse ! to talk of hia lu*
ture movements and of San Doming^
aHairs.
THEIR OWN
BOATS
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giving better values in footwear for both men and women than can
be found elsewhere in Eugene.
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Our Shoes
May not seem as CHE AP AS SOME, but we sell
reliable makes. For instance, try
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Floesheims, John H. Cross or
Kippendort’s and watch results.
f HAMPTON BROS 1
A C. Woodcock.
Closing Out Price
Li. T. Harris
WOODCOCK A HARRIS.
A'l TORN EYF-AT-LAW
ON THE LATEST MODEL
White Sewing Machiii
Office—One halt block south of Chris
man Flock. Eugene, Oregon.
As Long as our Present Stock
Lasts.
JOHN H. BOW EK,
LAWYER.
Apositively bona fka offer
Only a Few are Left.
First National Sank building Eugene
Schwarzschild’
Good careful work.
Reasonable terms.
HUE
8. P. Ness
J. J. Walton
WALTON A
CHAMBERS.
H E. ANKENY
President.
Vic« President.
DARWIN BRISTOW. Cashier.
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Wilt practii e in all the courts in tb>
CHAMBERS-BRISTQW
Office—Room No. .1. Walton lllk.
Euguee. Oregon
BANKING CO
L. BILYEU,
ATTORNEY-AT LAW
Office over Yoran’s Shoe Store.
gene. Oregon.
Of Eugene, Oregon.
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Paid Up ’Cash Capital
LOVIS E BEAN
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MOROS WERE
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Court o
SLAUGHTERED Russians Mistook Sig
nais for Those of the
United State« Upholds
Manila, april 11.—News reached
Japanese
Minnesota Law.
Nefarious Business.
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Spokane Wash.
April 11.—The
Press today exposed a number of e-n--
ployment agents in Spokane *h- it
charges with procuring inuooent g> Is
for houses of ill fame. All but two
agents in the city ate involved.
here today of a tight between General
Wood’s forces and the Moros at ,Tar-
Trial Thursday.
aca river. The Moros attacked the
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Sau Francisco, April 11.—The trial
Americans and were repulsed <«itt>
of Con Davis, poi ter on the steamer
Siate Has the Right to Forbid great slaughter, Their leaders, how-
Fired on Pilot Boats and Mer- Alliance, accused of ciminally as
Consolici aticn of Ccmptting ever, escaped, The ame-icans lost
chantment, Thinking the Jap saulting Mrs. A. 11. Ames, of .Marsh
two killed and six wounded.
Parallel Railroad'.
Held,Ore., on a voyage from Poitland
anese Were A bout to Make
to wall Francisco,
went over till
Beavers’ Place of Trial.
an Attack
Thursday.
Washington,April 11.—The Supreme 1
Washington, April 11.—In the ease
of the State of Minnesota vs. the ¡Court today iuled that George W. .
p111 11.—A misun- I
Northern Securities Company and i Beavers, formerly chief of the salary "New C!■ wmig,
llreat Northern and Northern Pacific allowance division of the poatoffice derstatiding of customs flashlight sig
Raliroad“, which was not decided iu department, indicted iu connection j nals caused great excitement at mid
the Supreme Court oi the United with postal frauds, was properly sur- night last night. Officers in com
States when the merger decision was rendered tu the authorities of the maud of the forts thought the Japan
handed down, we« ' dded today. Eastern district of New York, al ese were making an attack aud opened
The Supreme Court bei-i that the fed though arrested in the Southern dis Hre on the fleet of pilot boats and
eral circuit court has no jurisdiction trict, an t that he will have to stand merchantmen outward bound. Two
Vienna, April 11. —Near Agram
Chinese seamen were struck by a Croatia, today, peasants attacked the
. trial th- re
and the case is dismissed.
Tbs case was brought to sustain the
president of the town, lxibacb, and
Minnesota statutes of 1896 forbidding
a notary named Vokuvitch, trampling
the consolidation of parallel aud com
them under foot. Vokuvitch is dead
petitive lines, also to prevent illegal
and the president is seriously in
ombinatious iu restraint of trade aud
jured. The mob broke luto the town
commerce. The decision was uuani- i
ball aud burned the publio registers.
mous.
They were Hually
suppressed by
The object of the suit was to de
troops. Mauy poisons were wounded,
clare the combination of two roads
j An atrillerymau was killed by the ex-
and the holding cf their stock by the
1 plosion of a cartridge during the me
securities company unlawful, agaiust
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the laws of the state as well as federal
statutes. By petition the case was re
moved from the state court to the
! Circuit Court of the United States, as
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arising under the constitution and
laws of the United States. The case
was decided against the state by the
federal circuit court. The case waa
then taken to the Supreme Court,
Forty Thousand People Crowded
which invited briefs on the question
Into St. Petes’ Cathedral
! of jurisdiction.
Justice Harlan, announcing the de-
This Morning.
I cision, held that the suit doeB not
really and substantially involve a suit
Rome, Apiil 11.—Pope Pii.s oele
, or controversy which the circuit court
brated his first mass at St. Peters’ ca
1 could have taken up fur flual decree.
thedral today amid a vast coimou.ee
' Hence the circuit court should not
of people. The scene was brilliant
have taken cognizance of it, but
aud inspiring. In the immense basil-
should have remanded it to the state
isca were crowded 40,000 persons from
I court.
all nations. For houre before the
pope appeared the spectators anived
Story Publishers Lose Suit.
in streams mul struggled tor positions
Washingtonn, April 11.—Books can
of vantage. Troops lined the piazza
not go through the mails as second-
and kept back the surging crowd, tine
class matter according to a decision
teature of the service was the rendi-
tion of the Gregorian cha>.t by over a
of the Supreme Court today in tht
tbouHand youths, led by Father Pero-
suit to determine their right to mail
CLEARING FOR ACTION ON A JAPA.v^t WAhShli
si, head of the Sistine choir. The
novels issued at regular Intervals as
The imitative Japanese have for .years past been car fill and ill serini inn ting pope appeared pale mid looked more
‘‘second class mail matter,” brought
students
of the art of war on the sea. Their ship'- ir aalern and their disel- aged than on the occasion of his lie-
by Houghton, Mifflin & Co., of Bos
pllne
is
excellent.
Frequent target practice h > . iv< i • n -;>l••udi<! marksm in* Icesssicn to the throne.
ton, and other publishers. The courts!
ship. and when they clear for action there are r > f • ,
us.
below are sustained. The postmaster -
general maintained that the Riverside '
Literary Series, Columbia Library. 1
shell and killed.
Detective Library and other so-called
Several shots were fired before the
Trial of a Murderer.
libraries should be excluded. The
Waltham, Mass., April 11.—Charles artillerymen discovered their mis
publishers contended these publica
i Tucker, arrested Saturday charged take. The incident shows the mental
tions were periodicals Htid magazines.
with the murder of Mabie Rage in strain under which the Russians are
For sixteen years these publications
Berlin, April 9.—The Taggeblatt
her homo at Weston March 31st, was laboring. Feverish activity prevails reports Professor Wanott, of Moscow
have had the seeoDd-class privilege.
err igned this morning mid pleaded among the military,who are doing tl.e
(Kates of postage on magazines mul
University, murdered by revolution
not guilty. The are was continued best they can to prepare for a Japan, ary students. The body was fonrd
periodicals are one cent for each tour
ese «“Fault.
until April 2lat.
today Ijing iu the streets with this
ounces
On cooks and pamphlets,
applicable to so-called libraries, one 1
inscription affixed: ‘‘Condemned to
King
Alfonso.
Senator Quay’s Condition
cent for each two ounces.)
death by the revolutionary committee
Madrid,
April
II.
—
It
was
reported
Atlantic City, April 11.—Senator
for acting as a police spy an I betray
Quay is reported tc be about Hie same today that King Alfonso will goto ing students holding piogte.-sive
this morning, liis | yl siciaus advise Parle as soon as he retnrna from Ma opinions to the authorities.” L'b«
drid at the end of May. He will professor had beeu strangled.
absolute quiet.
thence <>o to Berlin and Vienna.
MOB ATTACKED
PRESIDENT
POPE CELEBRATED
FIRST MASS
^UNIVERSITY PRO
FESSOR’S FATE
EXTEND THE BO
HEMIA RAILROAD
Nutea end mortgages bought. Mousy
al” O
K —AT—LAW.
loned on approved security. Interest
Office in new McClung Blook, Rootr paid on time certificates of deposi'.
14 and 15. Special attention given Heuere! banking business transacted. Work Was Resumed Today—Ex
and and mining matters.
tend the Road Into the
Eugene, Oregon.
GEORGE O’B CeBAR, M.
Office-Room over Eugene Loan and
Savings ^ank.
Residence No. 189
E. 11th street. Calls attended to day
or m_nt Phone, residence, MaiD 77-1;
office Main »9-
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Eugene. Oregon.
1. W WHITSON
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tesai Bank
uE EUGENE.
aid uo Cash Capital
$50,000
urpius • -
$50,000
EUGENE,
OREGON.
GENERAL BANKING BUSI-
ACM done on reasonable
lerfraft» on Chicago. San Fran-
ii-auu Portland Oregon.
Bute of exchange sold on foreign
n rte». I'epostts received subject
tn ceck or ec-tUlcate of deposit
All collections entrusted to mi will
rtjct i • tj
Timber Belt.
Cottage Grove, April 11. —That the
Oregon A- Southeastern Railroad may
be extended into virgin timber landa,
construction work was renewed to
day, after an interval of four months.
A grading gang will start at once
and a tracklaying gang will follow in
a few days. G. B. Hengen, of New
York, manager of the road, says the
line will be extended this season to
Warehouse, ten miles from here.
Two miles of grade are now almost
ready for the track
Manager fleugeu declares that the
depressed lumber situation x.ilnct
Wednesday,
NEW STYLES]
April
13 th
EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS
In FinejJapanese Silk, Sheer Lawn, Dimity, Mercerized Oxford, Satin
Damask, and new Canvas Voiles
Guaranteed to be perfect in make and best fitting waists placed on the market.
12 dozen 50c to 85c values will be placed on sale at
42 Cents I
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