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T he EUGENE GUARD FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION ILLINOIS DEADLOCK SETTLED and three to play, thus taking r « tropby from British soil for the 1 ret time in history. Blackwell played pood golf, blit was no match for Travis A large gallery followed the players. British experts agree that Travis gave cue of the tin- set exhibitions ever seen ou English links. 3 Horseman Killed Himself. FIGHTS MONDAY San Francisco, June 4.--Caesar Young, the Pest known horseman aud bookmaker who ever operated iu Cal fornia, au.l fot the last few sum mers has had control of the betting at the race meetings in Oregon and Washington, committed suicide by shootiug this morning. Mrs. Fatter sou, a member of the original Ftoro- flora sextette, with whom Young was madly infatuated, is being held by the police, it is claimed that his uearby time for separation from Mrs. Patterson brought about the deed. GREAT KANSAS FLOOD The committee of citizens on Fourth of July arrangements met last □ ignt at the armory and lined up their plaus for the celebration. The Married in Rome. prospects are that this celebration Rome, June 4.- Miss Nellie Grum, will be the largest and beet ever held Russian Has Withdrawn of San E'rancisco, and Lieutenant Between the in the county. The plan is to eugage Yates River at Fort Scott Ralph Pope, of the United States bat every band in the county to play,pro tleship Wisconsin, were married here and Japanese Forces and Deneen Was viding terms may be agreed upon,and Over a Mile today. for each neighborhood represented by Iowa Wife-Murderer Sentence. Near Port Adams. a band to contribute to the parade, Nominated Wide. Condition Serious. their parade to be made up as they I Dee Moines, lows, J udc 4.—C. W. Graves, recently convicted of murder see tit, and each district parade to be 1 Berlin, June 3.—A dispatch from in the first degree for killing bis beaded by its band. A purse will be j St. Petersburg says the condition of bung up for the best parade and dis Illinois Republicans Have at Last Foreign Minister Lamsdortf, who was Each Time the Russians Were wife, and obtained a new trial, today One Family Forced to Flee From pleaded gnilty to manslaughter, the play. attacked by Prince Dolgoroukl, in se Compelled to Turn Back— maximum penalty of which is eight Come to an Agreement on Their Home and Left a There will be a great many other rioua. The cane used bad eteel knots. years in the penitentiary. His con- Twenty Five Thousand More the Nomination for attractions such as balloon ascension Corpse Behind. The prince has apologized to the min victli n was due to th« personal detec aud parachute jump, races and ball ister, closing the affair, but the czar Governor. Japanese Landed. tive work of his stepdaughter, au ac- game during the day, and in the even may inquire into the prince’s mental Bort Scott, Kansas, June 3.—Thu trose named Reader ing grand fireworks and ball. condition. Tokio, June 4.—Three engagements Marmaton river here is over a mile Springfield, Ill., June 3. — Immedi A committee of the Lane County between Japanese and Russian forces I wide. The whole north end Is inun Veterans’ Association met with the ately upon reassembling the Reputili from the north occurred Monday be dated. A thousand people were res. morning a caz state convention this celebration comm'ttee aud decided to Fighting in Thibet tween Port Adams and Kae Plug. In I cued from Bell Town suburb during bold their reunion commencing motion for a recess till two o’clock each case the Russians were compelled the night, where water is running five Simla, June 4. — Following the con- ju the 4th of July aud continuing to wie can led. to turu back, the Japauese following. feet deep and in some instances fairly After a long conference of the lead- femptuous rejection of the ultimatum the titb. "■ covering the bouses. At Owela, 1 sent by C'oloni 1 Youngbusbaud to the ere during adjournment. Yates au The committee il»c‘ed F. L. Cham- ( the Neosho river is thirty feet above Rome, June 4.—A Tokio telegram ers chairman aud D. E. T oran «ecre- nounced to his delegatis that he grand lama cf Thibet, it is reported the normal. Two hundred were forced that an engagement occurred between reports that another force of 25,000 would withdraw in favor of Deneen, t tv and treasurer, and adji urued to to flee, one family being compelled who will now be nominated for gov the British and Thibetan forces in Japauese and eixtj guns have lauded Uitet at the call of rhe chairman. to leHve a corpse behind. which the British captured iwo Tbib- I at Lakisftan. The Japauese now hold ernor. etaus a four-pou oder lauuon HLld the entire line from Feng ua ng Junction I cms. DiedAfter Reading Obituary. | killed a Thibetan general. Cheng to Kai Ting, 25 miles south Springfield, Illinois, June 3.—After j Loug Beach, Cal., Juue 3.—J. J. east of New Chwatig. A hundred and Floods, the most stupendous political battle | Cyclones and Overton, aged seventeen, read his fifty thousand troops are spread along Born May 29, 1904, to Mr and Mrs known in the history ut the country A HEAD-ON obituary notice Tuesday. In the af this line prepared to oppose any Rus A .-, Brans' eller, a daugh er. Charles S. Deneen, stats attorney for J Terrific Rain Storms sian movement. ternoon be walked down town and Merrt Casteel shipped ai car load Cook county (Chicago),tbD afternoon j joked with friends, saying lie was too COLLISION of fat bogs to Eugeue Wednesday. was nominated by the Republican { Reported. busy to die. The exertion was too Mr ana Mrs L S Logan were the state convention for guveruor on the Seoul, June 4.—Three hundred Fus- much aud be died last night. guests of Mr and Mrs H M Millirou 79th ballot. The figures were: De siau raiders are reported to be in the Wednesday. neen, 957; Lowden, 522; Warner. 21; neighborhood of Ping Yang, a hun Kansas City, Mo., June 1.—August Claud Lee was elected delegate by Yates, 1. The delegates, though worn Blooma, of Clear Lake, S. D., was dred miles north of here. An Oklahoma Cyclone Swept a Sinking Ship Made Port. the Workmen louge Tuesday evening out by the continued sessions, raised killed and nineteen people injured in Clean Path Ten Miles to attend the grand lodge, which a terrific racket wheu the vote »as a head-on collision between two Mis Portland, June 3.—The British ship Long. meets In Portland in July. J H Mil announced. Beacon Rock, minus a good portion souri Pacific passenger trains near THE DOO WAS The result cane about after a con Mastin, Kansas, last night. The col ler was elected alternate. Lawton, Okla, June 4.—A cyclone of her sails, her upper works torn by While working a road scraper last ference at the governor's mansion in liding trains were the westbound Col struck I*«ton last night, killing Mrs storms, arrived hers tbis morning HOMESICK week J R Turnbow was pitched out. which Governor Yates and Warner orado Flyer soil the eastbouud accom Payne and seriously injuring three. ' around the horn from Antwerp. The the result of which was a broken col agreed to go to Lieueen because of the modation, both bebiud time au I run Thirty houses were demolished. The ship sprung a leak and the crew lar bone. Dr Ruff adjus ed the frac desire on the part of the governor to ning fast. Toe engines and three cars cyclone swept a clear path ten miles worked the pumps until exhausted, vent his feelings »gainst the “Con- were demolished and both trains de 'Omaha, Neb., June 2.- A New then mutinied. Captain Hubgee com ture. long. greselonal party,” which has worked ' railed. The passengers were hurled foundland dog, taken from Omaha to pelled the men to return to work wltu W M Johnston has a force of men at tooth aud ua:l for Lowden, the mil- j about, by the impact, but strangely Portland when nis owners moved Deniton, Texas. June 4.--Indian bis pistol. They arrived here In al work building au addition to bin Hr- lionaire son in-law of the late Mr. ' none were fatally hurt. Blooma was there a jeir ago, bee re'.urned to his Territory has neen swept by territio j most a sinking condition. -ery barn. Jos Ferguson is head car Pullman. The convention then re ¡riding lue blind baggage. The injured old bom». His blisterod feet and rain Btorms. Thousands of acreB of I pouter. cessed till eight o’clock this evening. , farm lands are submerged, with enor- I Mack Daugherty killed 250 gophers (Tbis most extraordinary contest I Depew on Vacations. FOREWARNING AND AFT PILFERY mous damage to crops. The Meteor 1 ou sixteen acies in twelve days with in a state convention for the nomina New York, June 3.—Replying to aud Texas fast trains of the E'risco a gun. This beats the record so far tion for a governorship began in the Russell Sage's remarks that vacations line are tied up at Francis. as heard from.---Times. Illinois capital May 12th. Governor are useless, Chauucey M. Depew to Yates was a candidate for renomina- Fort Worth, Texas, Jane 4.—-North day said: ‘‘All work and no play Cottage Grove Teachers tiou, bolding the lead at Orel and oc- ern Texas was damaged severely by makes Jack a dull boy is an old casionaljy afterward, On the fifth la cyclone last night. AtAberfoylej adage, but absolutely true I d applica The following are the names of the day he lost the lead, the ballot then th» Baptist church} was blown to tion to every man who works with teachers recently selected by the being: Yates, 437; Lowden, 452; De pieces and George Davis and two chil brains. It is a great mistake to think school directors of Cottage Grove neen, 384; with about five hundred dren fatally injured. Several miles the employer who gives his employ » for the ensuing vear. Those retained scattering votes. The last ballot last of Pacifio Railroad traok was wiped | a two-weeks' vacatiou with psy i* night was: Yates. 405; Lowden, 532; from last year are marked with a *. out. At Mineral Wells many houses throwing away the pay. He is in Grades Deneen, 365, with 453 scattering votes. were inundated. Mrs Bell and her 1 reality making a profltable invest Principal, G. H. Dunn 11th and 12th. These three candidates: held about six children were badly hurt at Cbil- I ment by increasing the earning oapac . Asst Principal, Philip Mulkey lOtb. thus closely together during the three ity of the man. The employer mon* licothe. 9bt. weeks of continuous balloting, ex Miss Matty Shively than gets his money back.” cepting Sundays, of course. — Ed. 7th and Sth. Mies Elsie Lea Kansas City, June 4.-The Southern 6th. Guard.) Mrs. Philip Mulkey Kansas floods are subsiding today, 51 b. Miss Mae Larimer* leaving the farmers in a ruined condi DOUBLE MURDER Boy Electrocuted. 4th. Miss Clara ilazer* tion. It is the unanimous opinion 3rd. Miss Etbel Taylor* that the wheat and corn orops in the Columbus, Ohio, June IN MISSISSIPPI 2nd. Berg, aged nineteen, the murderer of Mrs. Lincoln Taylor* lchest farm districts are totally ru 1st. J no. Gullbard, a member of a band Primary Olah Mickey* ined. The Chanute and Gil territory 2nd. of tramps near Wauson, in 1903, was Primary Msrion White is under from ten to twenty feet of cfHUESE water. electrocuted this morning. Tfewro’*' A Planter and His Manager Killed Accidents at Sawmill. Woman’s Conference. FRENCH AND DUTCH by Negroes Who in Turn Were BEAUTIFUL EASTERN CLIMATE Berlin, June 3 The Internationa) Cottage Grove Leader: Last Sun Woman's Suffrage Conference today MURDER NATIVES day M. A. McKibben, of McKibben elected Susan B. Anthony president Foxy John: "Keep your eyes on that cove; 'e's a grafter, ’• ial"—Brooklyn Bros.’ sawmill, was kicked by a horse and Mies Chapman Caft, of Woyming- Eagle. quite severely, resulting in three of secretary. Miss Anthony was given a were brought here this morning. The shaggy coat are sufficient evidence The Modern Repeating Rifle bis ribs being broken. While pretty ro3 it 1 >r» i > i Flyer was to meet the accommodation , that'» large part of the 1800 miles was well shaken up, he will soon be as No Help for Port Arthur. Beats the Old Flint Lock at Mastni, but apparently overlooked | covered od foot. good as new. A letter of Inquiry about the ani Paris, June 3.—The Temps’ St. Pe the orders. Gun Very Badly. " Tuesday morning, while working on Among the injured are Irene and | mal was receivel from Jerry Bulli- the new lumber flume of tke McKib tersburg correspondent wires that ben Bros ’ east ot this city, Earnest thirty thousand Russians under Gen Louis Palmer, of Loe Angeles, beads , van, this owner, in Porlland, two Paris, June 4.—A report was re Bisby lost his footing and fell to the eral Kondrotovitcb were »ent to re-| bruised; Mrs. Mary Burnside, of months ago. It seems he never liked ceived here today of a battle ou the | Portland, Ore., knee bruised; Wm , the new home, and showed every ground, the distance of about four lieve Port Arthur, but apparel 'y coast of French Guinea between a few teen feet. As a result of the fall be abandouded the project after the L-‘ 1 Nichole, of Fort Douglas, Utah, symptom of homesickness, refusing hundred French troops mid 400U na i slightly hurt. sustained a broken left arm. Dr. Job tie of Kin Chou. I to eat, and losing all playfulness. tives armed with flintlock guns. 1 he The dog was plaiuly disappointed at reduced the fracture and the young natives were beaten back, losing their Gas Explosion Big Texas Storm. finding strangers at his old home. man is getting along very well. principal chief and three hundred E ’ airmont, W. Va., June 4. — Natu He is now cared for by neighbors. Forth Worth, Texas, June 3.-A men killed. A French lieutenant was ral gas lacking from a rubber tube The trip occupied six months. heavy storm swept North and West killed. Moving Building. TexaB this morning, doing much dam into the rooms occupied by E. M. i The Powder Works Route. age to the giowing cotton crop. At Wbraffy in a tenement house came in The flague, Holland, June 4.—The contact last night with a kerosene San Francisco, June 4. —-The gel I Purdy several buildings were demol- G. W. Taylor today began the work I isbed. No loss of life reported. At lamp. The explosion blew out all atine plant of the California Powder Dutch troops have stormed aud cap* of moving the former Gordon rest, Dallas the telegraph and telephone < four of the wills of the house, allow- Works at Herculis blew up this morn tured a native fort in the Dutch East dence, now owned by Kev. E. C. San i ludiea, loaing oue officer killed. Na wires were prostrated and the tele 1 tng the roof to Bettie upon thirteen ing, resulting in the death of a ma derson, on East Eleventh street, to tive foaaea, 176 killed. occupants. Mrs. Wbraify, Wm. Dent chinist, the foreman of the gelatine graph building badly damaged. the lot just west ot its present loca and Lillie Dent were fatally hurt, plant and a laborer. The debris took tion. The University Y. M. C. A. fire and the gelatine and ice plants ' and others seriously. Scheming to Defeat Parker. building will be erected on the lot to were destroyed. Loss, (20,000. New Yc June 3.—Important po be vacated by the residence. Jews Coming. A San Francisco Suicide. litical coL.srencea between John P. I ••Harfnt Ukeo yonr wondwrfnl ft» Southampton, England, June 4.— Morgan and Colonel Guffey, Demo month« and beint entirely eared of il mMl “ San Francisco, Cal., June 4. -In [ Inr«« Lodge Elections. Seven hundred and twenty persons £l»rrh and dyapepala, i think a word of prai«« la cratic national committeeman from for their wonderful composition the presence of his young bride,Peter e to 'Caacarela taken na-neroue other so called romedits Pennsylvania, are being held in this took advantage of the new 110 steer Hanson, of Petaluma,California, shot lave t without avail and I find that Caseareta reltov» ■lore In a day then all th« others 1 hav« tataB The Springfield lodge, I O O F. city today. Tammany politicians as age rate by the American line today and killed himself in bls room at the Would in a year.” •looted the following officers at ito sert that plans are being laid to de- and sailed for New York on the Phil Grand Hotel at four j'etook thia James MeUun«. MM Mercer St., JerawOltT. V.Jb adelphia. Six hundred of them were meeting last Saturday night: Milton i fMt Parker for the Democratic nomi- morning. He left a not« saying that Bast For Balley, N G; W F Walker, V G; H E nation. Parker partisans admit that Jews from Manchester and London. God had called him K Th« Bowala Walker, secretary; B A Washburn«, (« m than half the delegates to St. Riot in a Russian Town. treasurer. , Louie have been instructed for him, Train Over a Trestle: Berlin, June 4—At Riga, in the — but believe that the majority of ua- campy catmamtic BucbanoD, W. Va., June 4.—A Bal. At the meeting of the Springfield ■ instructed delegatee will vote for him Ruaeian province of Livera, workmen and students organized a revolntion- timore A Ohio passenger train plunged WOW last Tues-lay night the follow- on the second ballot.______ I ary movement and made a demonstra over a trestle at Newton this morn Ing officers were elected : Bert Doane, Golf Championship. tion today. The Cossacks were sum ing. The structure gave away. The C; Newt Hixon, A L; Grant Bob PslslsMs. P »nl TM» fl-xt.DoQaaC Stessa W»*s»w or Ort»», ISc, Me tojew Sandwich, England, June 3.—The moned aud riots ensued In which five engineer and baggagemaeter were fa- Itovsr arts, escort; Ronald Roberto, watch- • o M la Wik rks SSKln. «abis» stasireS CUU. •* I an •» voai nooef k»*k tn ta ; Ralph Walker, sentry; J A American champion, Travis, today Cossacks and 23 rioters were killed. | tally injured and nearly a score of toer'ie. -l^eee. V ..catea«* • »■». sa* i There were a hundred and twenty-I passengers hurt in minor degree. The woo the final round In the amateur K >bs rts, clerk; B A Washburn«, ’•Wil ! H ' Tl* train is a total wreck. golf championship eeriee by four up I seven arrests. b»3 ker; P M McPherson, manager. DYSPEPSIA Killed by a Posse. Greenville, Miss., June 3. -John Simms, a prominent planter at Trull Lake, snd his manager, Cato, wer« killed last night by two negroes, bo'h of whom were killed this mornin while soother negro whs shot de. t during the pursuit by the posse. race wht is threatened. LANDING PLENTY of troop ;; Seventy Warships and Transport! Landed Japanese Troops at Luchiatun. Tokio, June 3.—A report reach) fl here today of an engagement tietwi. t the Rutoiane and Japanese at Luchi • tun, about fifty miles north of Pu. t Arthur, Monday. The Russians we » finally driven northward. The Jape . loat twenty-six killed and thirty, saven wounded. Ubaefoo, June 3.-The Japan* « have landed another body of tr<x . at Taingtnitoo,twenty miles so.ithe of Taknsban. A junk has airl< • here with the Information that sev- ty warships and transporte diicbai, the troops. Word has also boea i- oeived that the troops which will n-t as relnofrceuieuts for the army si tacking Port Arthur irnve teen laarb t northeast of Tai fen W.m, the nntnb r not beiDg known.
