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THEEUGENE GUARD r" SPEAKER CANNON Taken to lllino s Home of pumping out tbe hull of the Slo cum will be completed today, but it is net believed any more corpses will be found there. Eroui visits made I by tbe pclice to 1100 families, esti mates of tbe dead and missing are now fixed at more than 1000 persons. A mounter benefit for children suffer ers of the disaster is to be given to night. CHANGES MADE FROM LOVE Detroit Post of Chairman of Chi- c go Convertion. Chicago, 111., June 21 -8penker C h Li non id h sick mau. iie whs taken home to Danville 111 , I -st uignt by bis dnughtei m h sphcih ! car, afflicted with malaria. Only the uprerne de- terG]ina*ion of the man permittei him to ( reside over the national Re publican c iti» euiion it no further serious dev« J puients c huh an at tempt w'll ‘e t'tade to hate “Uncle Joe” tu-iH h ,*ea voyage tu 2«ortb Capes ITALI NS GO ON A STRIKE Married Wanted to Man Elope With Clerk. President Accepts Resignation of Secretaries Knox and Ccr- his Nerve Sustained Him at the She Effect July I. Refused and He Shot Her Twice and Jumped to Death to the Washington, June 24.—Tbe presi dent today announced cabinet ap- i Pavement pointmenta of Wm. H. Moody, of j Massachusetts, for attorney general, and Paul Morton, of Illinois, as sec Detroit, Micb, June 24.—Maddened retary of tbe navy. Victor H. Met by hopeless love, Charles Swayze, a calf, of California, for secretary of widely known insurance aeeut of 53, commerce ana labor. The resigna and married, this morning sought an tions of Attorney General Knox and interview with Effie Alfo»d, a pretty Secretary Cortelyou were accepted, clerk in tbe Singer Sewing Machine the changes to take effect July 1st. Cumpauy office, on the eleventh floor Merton dined last nigut at tbe of the Chamber of Commerce bull I- White House, and had a long confer ing, and when she refused to elope ence with the president. He hesitated with him Swayze shot her. As she to accept the navy portfolio on ac - fell, Swayze sh ot himself and leaping count of lack of special knowledge in from a nearby window was dashed to naval affairs, but tbe president final death on the pavement. The girl ly p3reuaded him it was not ueces- was shot twice lu tbe neck, but may sary. recover. FIRE AT THE WORL’sD FAIR i ITEMS FROM SPRINGFIELD CONTINUE ADVANCE WELL PLANNED Prisoners IN THE CABINET telyou—New Appoint ments Made-Take JAPANESE School Election ENTERTAINMENT Intended to Capture Officials—Plot Discovered in Surprised Russian Cav airy and Carried Time and Frustrated. the Works. Sacramento, Cal., June 25—Warden Yell, of F.lsoia prison, has just made publlo the details of a daring prison break plot on tbe day of the banging of tbe Japanese, Hidaka, on tbe 10th Also are Occupying Shankokou irit. About 25 convicts bad planned --•Heavy Firing Heard in to secure the officers while at tbe Vicinity of Port Ar hanging, take away their clothes,theu thur Today. force open tbe drawbridge with dyna- i mite, which tbe eonvitee bad secured, and make a general delivery. The j Tokio, June 25—It ia officially an plot was discovered and the prisoners locked up till ail danger was passed. nounced that the Jiiniinese troops which were landed at Taku Shan sur prised aud routed at dawti the twen Fire at Geneva. ty-third S4uadron of Russian eavalrv Geneva Jone 25. —The most dieas- at a point ten miles northwest of trona tire in the history of the city ie ShatiKokou, on the Tasbiko road The Japanese are also occupying raging in the cld quarters. The his- toric national cburch, contsiniug I the hr‘gh's north of SaD Taopo. Tbe priceless pictures and books was de enemy left sixty of their dead on the stroyed, and tbe cathedral is ia dan battlefield. ger. Chefoo, June 25. —Heavy tiring was beard in the direction of Tort Ar- KING AND thur today. Eighteen Japanese trans ports were sighted going west. KAISER KISS Held .-Building Notes, Personal«, Etc. PRI ON BREAK By Daughter Last * purpose of mediation between Russia slid Japan, Edward Having been work ing to bring that abo.t for some time past, llis idea is that tbe Kaiser is »■ie most suitable person to approach tbe czar in behalf of England. INSANE I George Campbell 1 as purchased % halt, interest iu tbe Favorite ealouu on Main street. Tbe brick for the W. O. W. hall are expected to arrive from Oakland tbe first of the week. The old building’known as the es- celsior'mill, located at tbe water gate on Mill creek, collapsed Sunday. 1'he embankment at that polnc washed out tbe foundation on tbe south end, which caused the building to fall, | J. P. Fry.f of Eugene, who pur chased tbe building adjoining Ander son's saloon, lias put in a line of con fectionery, cigars, etc., also two barber^chairs baie been installed. MaishalJ Humphreys lias made a raid ou tbe'eows running at large tn this place after the hours specified in the ordinance last Monday night, and consequently seme eight or teu oows were put ¡iu tbe pouud. Recorder Stewart^ was fortunate enough to find his there tbe n<'xt(niorniug. Dr. J. C. Gray, of Eugene, has opened a dental parlor In the E. N. Casteel buildiugjon Main street. It will bejopen foi business on Thurs day, Friday ar^ySaturday of eaoh week for the preseut aud will be in charge of E. J. Kicnmond, of this place. Last Mouday af a noon at the ap pointed hour a school meeting was held in tbe school house, and the election of a director and clerk was made. P. M. McPherson was chosan director to succeed himself, as was also Clerk J. A. Roberts. The usual interest was shown. There were only seven persons present. Through the kindness of Professor W.M. Sutton we are able to publish the annual report <>f tbe Spriugfield school for tbe year Sliding Juno 10. Total number of pupils were, boys, 132; girls, 135. The total number of school days taught was 174, and the holidays numbered only six. The whole number of days’ attondanoo waa 32,146, of absence 2326’«. Tbe visitors during the year numbered 86. Gt these nine were parents of pupils; one county superintendent —News. Kiel, June 25—Every German war MARKSMEN FROM ship hoisted tbe English ensign and Grove Quit Work On Depot saluted it with tweuty-one rounds, LOCAL COMPANIES Grounds. while King Ewdard stood on tbe The Hoo Hoo House Was Destroy- Y. M. C. A. Will Provide Con : bridge of a yacht,garbed iu a German I troyed—-Oregon Building in admiral's uniform, aud responded veniences At the Big En- Danger For a Time I oy military salutes Tbe rear wee Four Men Will Try for the In- Cottage Grove, Or., June 23.— campine it Next Month. deafening. Coming to anchor tbe Twenty-four Italians refused to go to terstate Rifle Team at kalver boarded tbe Victoria and em work on the Southern Pae die tracks American Lake. St Louis, June 24.—Firs this morn braced King Edward, each kissing yesterday morning because one of Tbe members of the military com neait-tily. Ten minutes later Edward their number, Anselmo Guglielmo, a ing burred the Hooltoo house at the brother of the voung murderer now World’s Fair grounds. Tbe loss is panies of this city will not De with-! returned the call. Later ou tbe kaiser The members of the iocal militia confined in the Portland jail for kill 159,000 with insurance of $20,900. out social entertainment and advan-i and king vent down the bay to wit* companies are highly elated over tbs ing his swertiie.irl, was refused a pass The Uuion Balling Company's conces- tages at the big encamp uent near Ta nest the motor boat acres. fact that four of their number have tj Portland, wlivie ba desired to go sion in tbs huilalng sutfara a loss of coma next miiuit>. The Young Men’s been chosen to try for the ride team Bodies Recovered. $8000. Tbe flamos spread so quickly Cbristli.il As oci-ti us of Oregon. to visit bis brother. Tile gang of ’rackworkers were in for a time that it was feared a serious W isbinaiou ami lost o have u Bed in | St. Petersburg, June 25.—Mixty to represent the Oregon troops in the charge of F. H. Strickland, who nas conflagration was in prospect, several providing laige tenia in wuicb an bod is have been recovered and a competitive shoot between teams from had charge of raisinq the tracks on occupants of the buildii g haviLg car- abundance of good reading matter hundred and sixty persons are still Oregon, Washington and Idaho a tbe main line and sidings in tbe yards row escapes. The Are is supposed to will be provided, including the local missing from the ferryboat Bosototu, American Lake during tbe joint en- at this point,aud bis efforts to induce have s arted from electric 1 iget wires papers from which the companies go. whioh sank in tbe Khoper yesterday. campment next month. Tbe best twenty marksmen in the COMPLAINS them to continue their work were in The Texas, German, Oregon and thr Free writing materials will also be state were chosen to try for the team, effectual. On Tuesday the men re Mines and Metallurgy buildit-gs ad- provided, to that tbe boys will not which will consist of tbe best twelve need to take auy stationery with ceived their pay, and most of them I.joining were in danger for a time. ABOUT COUPONS marksmen. them. Baud concerts and entertain were drinking that night. Captain C C Hammond, of Com ments of vari.us eoits will probably Among tbe men are several agita TWENTIETH CEN pany A, received word yesterday that be arranged, games will ht provided, tors, and it was through the re pre Sergeant Robert E Morris, Corpojal Eugene, Or., June 25, 1904. ice wa'er will be on tap, and otbe seutations of these men and tbe story Raymond Perdue and Private James Editor Guard:—Could you inform TU RY WRECKED I privileges will be atford*-d. Every of injustice to Guglielmo that their Furnish, of bls company, were candi your readers why the merchants who one of tbe four thousand men at the action was taken. The regular force i dates ror tbe team,and for them to go advertise coupons free with each 25- camps will be welcomed at the Y M C of section men, under Foreman to American Lake bu June 30, wii“re cent purchase do not give them out? Delaware, Ohio, June 25 — The Big A tents, aud one of tbe best features Welch, were not affected. None of they will practice shooting uutil tbe During the past week 1 purchased tbe Italians can speak English, an in Four Twentieth Century Limited, of tbe whole thing ie that It costs tbe r — arrival of the other troops on July goods at several stores who advertise terpreter being necessary to convey southbound, jumped the track at Loys not a cent. To be sure, it will 7th. First Lieutenant Henry Hunter, coupons, but seldom received a cou tbe instructions of tbe foreman. Delaware station today. The engi cost tbe associations a good round Their places were not filled yesterday, neer and fireman were killed, the sum, but money will be provided by Celebration in His Honor of Company C, has also been choten pon. At one of the places 1 made a i to compete for a place on the team, $9 purchase, and if I am entitled to and no work was done on the tracks. I baggtgemaster fatally injured, Tbe ' business men who know tbe good whole train left the track. and will aocompauy tbe other riflemen tbe coupons 1 should have them with work the associations are doing. out having to beg for them. Neigh tc camp on June 30tb. During tbe militia encampments in at Indianapolis This I bors also speak of having the same This Is quite a distinction for the KAISER LOST Washington the past two years the STREET CAR J local companies and the members feel experience. associations have provided outfits 1 Evening. that every man sent from here will SUBSCRIBER, to those being arranged for1 YACHT RACE I COLLISION I similar (The Guard has nothing to do with I make tbe team. this year, only on a much smaller this matter except being selected as , scale.and they were used to tke limit. the advertising medi im. The mer I Last year tbe 700 troops at the Wash- Chicago, June 25—Eleven persons , ingtou encampment wrote o- er 200 chants in trie contest are reliable, and LARGE CROWD AT His Yacht Lost Topmast and Had were injured this morning In a collis letters a day in tbe Association lent. Receives Enroute From Rear each anil every oue ha- sigu-d a joint to be Towed Into the contract to give a coupon with every ion between two street cars at a cross- ' The eucapmmebta in many states I Platform of Ctr -Paugh WORLD’S FAIR I j 25- cent purchase, it does not seem ing, none fatally, however. Harbor. . have similar outfits, and the ar y ters of Revolution Glv«« possible that any of the merchants officers welcome them and give special He Threatened to Suicide. Reception to Mrs, would intentionally violate their con 1 locations, realizing the great benefit Klei, June 24—Commodore Plant's' San Francisco, June 25.—The coro to the men. Big Fifty Thousand Dollar Race tracts, as it would work hii injury to Fairbanks. | them rather than a benefit.—Editor, j American yacht Ingotnar, Charley ner, late this afternoon, received a Today. -Track Heavy and Barr at the helm, the German yacht note purporting to be signed by Mel CAPTIVES ARE Weather Very Warm. Meteor, with Emperor William at the bourne McDowell, the actor, indicat Chicago, III,June 25—Senator Fair wheel, tbe empiese’ vaebt Iduna and ing that the writer iutended to com Mardi Gras At Portland RELEASED banks, Secretary Cortelyou, Postmas Herr Ballin’s "Hamburg," s'arted mit suicide. The police are searching ter General Payne,Colonel Dan|Rama- st. Louis, June 25.—Tbe large in tbe most interesting of today’s for McDowell. A friend of McDowell delt and a party of twenty friends of crowd that ever passed the gates < yacht races. As tbe four yachts claims to bare seen him about 2:30 A mardi gras and carnival will be Washington, June 25. —Eear Ad mi the Hoosier nominee ior vice presi tered tbe fair grounds tiack thia af- held at Portland June 28th to duly crossed tbe line tbe emperor's stento p m. His room has been entered, but riau voice could be beard shouting be ie not there. It is not believed rai Chadwick caoles tbe confirmation dent, left in speoial cars at one ternoon to witness the great$50,000 7th Inclusive. Special attractions of tbe release of Perdicaris and Var o'clock this afternoon for Indianapo World’a Fair handicap. When tbe have been provided to make thia tbe orders to his crew. The German em that be has killed bimself. ley, tie states that the British min lis. Stops are planned for other In race was called 40,000 people were most successful carnival ever given in press, in full yachting costume, was American Horse Won. ister has railed for Gibraltar,and sug diana towus. The senator ie receiv- I present. Mciiee scratched. Hermls Portland. Special rates have been on the deck of the Iduna, accompa nied by the crown prince, while Herr : St Petersburg, June 25,—The Novie gests that the American squadron sail ( ing admirers on tbe rear platform of favorite. The weather it very warm, granted t>y trie Southern Pacific Com Ballin watched hie quartermaster j Vreyma today laments tbe fact that on a cruise. Tbe department has or the car. Arriving at Indianapolis at track heavy aud bolding pany for this occasion. Sale dataa 7.15, the candidate becomes tbe cen- from a comfortable seat near the tbi trotting derby just run at Moscow dered the squadron to sail. June 27th, July 2d, 3d, 4th and 7th. j trai figure of a celebration given by wheel of his racer. Prinoe Henry was won by a pure American bred Mrs. Roosevelt's Summer. his ntighborv. This morning a dele- Celebration at Marcóla. Call on any Southern Pacific agent sailed his yacht Orion in another horse,tbe famous Orloff breed not be for particulars. ' gatlot of Daughters of the Amerlcau Washington, Jane 24. -Mrs. Roose ing in tbe money. race. ; Revolution called for Mr« Fairbanki velt, accompanied bj her sister, Mira A Lumber Fire. Carew, left thia morning for Oyster I and escorted her to the Uuion League Tbe tug-of-war team of Marcola I ’ Kiel, June 24. —Ingotnar won, Ham School Officials Named. Cleveland, Ohio, June 25.—Two Bay to pass tne summer. The prrai- where a reception was given tbe can challenges any other team In Lane burg second. The kaiser’s Meteor lost didate's wife. county for a contest at that place on fires, both of inoendiary origin, ds- dent will join here there July 2nd. I her topmast and was towed into the tba 4th. Dedication of tbe M W A stroyed $200,000 worth of lumber for On Monday tbe annual meeting <jf bsrbor, while the Iduna abandoned ball, grand dance by tba M W A at Big Packing Plant. Nicbola Brothers and J. H. Hahn A School Dlstriot No.45, Including Cot night, baseball game, pillow fights, No Empty Houses tbe race. Denver, Col., June 25. — Portland, Company today. tage Grove, was field at tbe school Or, ie to have a 1500,000 packing lant I tub race, rack races, three legged building. Ona sebeol director and a Hitt Improving. race, fat mau'i raoe, greased pole, Duwie Back From Europe. in connection with tbe camp'..gn of Washington, Jane 24.—Congress The Guard ia informed that not a gymnastica, penny acramhle, etc, ate. clerk wera chosen. C. II. Vaudeuburg New York, June 25.—John Alexan tbe Independent Packing Company man Hitt sat up this morning for the der Dowie, the Zionist chief, arrived □gainst the beef trust. Thia definite alugie empty dwelling honra can ba Everybody Invited to come and have was named director to succeed J. w. Oowdy. D. T. Awbrey was elected flrat time since bis illness. He ap here from Europe this morning. announcement was made in Denver secure! at tbe prerant. Several fam ■ good time. clerk to succeed J. K. Barrett. The proves Cullom’s withdrawal of bls ¡lies came In yesterday, but have by officers of tbe National Live holdover members of the board are L. “ ‘ »ntlon, name at tbe Chicago co Steamer Safe. stock Association, who bill journey been suable to get a place In which Heavy Frost F. Wooley and O. O. Veatcb.—Nug .usult though the latter did not to live. There ie a great deal of to Portland for tbe meeting July 9, San Francicso. Cal., June 25.—Tbe get. buildisg going on, fully as much as with him. Nuiibeiu Co — pony’s when preliminary arrangements will KepuiU from tbe upper country, at this time las', year, so we sre in steamer St. Paul, which sailed from be completed. With tbe exception of a couple (of Slocum Disaster Victims. such places as Mohawk and Natron, formed By a well known architect. San Francisco for Nome on June sec - WIDftil Luu |‘iop<r i t Ira. bring the information that a heavy New York,June 25. —Tbe total num ond. arrived safely at its destination May Mediate. mnx frost occurred Thursday night, nip Farah L. Heslop waa equally dividad ber of bodies recovered from tbe Slo- on June twentieth ana started on its IM KM Kiel, June 25. —Authoritative Infor- two children, Paul Ixiv „nm diraeter is 908. Forty remain ItlUiU J oevo• Aw «sac» svaicu t-rau ping . potato vines, watermelon vines tiet.wran TT her // 1«% (.‘«ra X--• (, 8« $$ IDOtlUll in ku bur Craw* llirtl IklUK »Al miiu utiiui .«.. "rasa. ” unbnried and nnidentifled. The work ▼ pr »»1 bad been caught in tbe ice. ¿■''■¿¿¿J 4 I lop. ward ’ s visit to Kiel was taken for the t I Railroad Laborers At Cottage FOR MILITIA BOYS FAIRBANKS TOURING INDIANA ahv wv