Eugene weekly guard., April 27, 1906, Image 5

Personal.
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COLD RAIN
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lay'» Daily Guard
ner left today for Ash-
Barke Wilii >m» returned to Port-
today.
.-.Mfas Pearl Ulen returned to Cor-
ndlis thia aft. rnoon.
I A. J- Picks 1 went to Portland to
ia-y
Miss Mami. Fisk returned Saturday
rum an eight months' trip in Iowa
md Net raaka.
'■ Judge E. O. Potter r. turned this
Burning from Klamath Falls.
V G. W. Taylor went tu Portland to-
;'lay to aeeur« a well drilling machine,
r de did not succeed in getting the
tdnd he want, d on his previous trip
___ for that purpose.
^¡Mrs. Sarah Hills, sister of Mrs.
I
^^^■Pfafiier. >i.. Mi-. Jas. McClaren
d Mrs. Ellen Huff, will arrive in
gene ffani San Francisoo in a few
elided
Miss Susi«» Smith returned to her
1 at Llew ellyn this morning aftM
visit of a few days with h.-r mother.
Mrs. Chas. Croner, Sr., has a severe
of lagrippe.
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FALLS ON I
THE REFUGEES
Oakland, Cal., April 23.-A cold
rain began ttie morning, dreuching
the refugees aud making the soldiers
no duty miserable. The rain contin­
ued to daylight, quenching the tires
and thus proving a blessing, unless
an epidemic of pneumonia results.
The rain will IZy the dust, which has
been carry ing disease over San Fran­
cisco and Oakland. Along the water
front last night several fires broke out
afresh, but with little fuel caused
small additional loss aud not much
danger.
Today marked the end of the con­
flagration, unless some untoward cir­
cumstances »tgrt it again ill the west
cud residence district. The fear of
an epidemic is lessening, as the rain
this morning flushed the sewers, and
cleaned the streets and camps. Major
Frank Kis-di ig, commanding the
troops, repoits to the governor that
there is nut a case of serious sickness
i> the entire camp.
Harriman's arrival is expected to
stimulate and make u.ore effective the
efforts of the railroad people to pro­
vide departure to all wistiiug to leave
by rail. Hazriman has already issued
orders to provide free transportation
to all parts of the system for all ref
ugees, and fur ab.e bodi«.«! n.eu rates
aie reduced to 825 to Chicago. A
corresponding reduction of rates to
other eaetera points, both on the
Southern Pacific aud Santa Fe ha»
been made.
Tuesd ’» Daily Guard.
W. S. King, of Skagway, Alaska, is
, n Eugene.
. M. Wilhelm, of Monroe, was iu Eu-
etie today.
‘ Miss Carrie Martin, one of the
* »sellers in the Harrisburg public
5?WO°1’ *l,out Sunday in Eugene.
Mrs. JohniOrth, of Jacksonville, is
A ¡siting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
'»■L E. Ankeny, iu Eugene.
5 L. P. Tallman went to Portland
¿¡•«terday.
.
2( D.
”» P. Burton went to Cottage Grove
■ lis afternoon.
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i tauvii’vu, April
.ipiii 23. — It
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fci-
San
Mrs. R. M. r
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Blachley
on‘! lieved that the charred bones of 17
dla this afternoon
ou a visit.
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’repose in the a.-hes of a lodging house.
Mrs. Ola Sharpe, of Portland, who The buildiug collapsed like an egg-
^^^^HKsiting her mother, Mrs. shell. Mrs. Murray, the pioprietor is
iops, and ,-ter. Mrs. Beckwith, m missing.
ont of
Dr. C. F. Taggart, one
agent reti
today.
th-- prominent physicians of Los An
Miss Pearl Miller returned today geles, was killed by the accidental dis-
■otn Grant’s Pass.
I charge of his ownr pistol at the Crock-r
J. Morgan Baker, of Media, Pa., school.
Tents at’’the refugee camp
ho was in San Francisco at the time are being arrange.! in streets in a sys-
the earthquake and who has been tematic manner. shelter being pro-
isiting a few days with his nephew*, vided for all. . Four men caught loot-
» being court martialed.
in Eiuii'iie.left today for lag a sat«-
i One * hundred
ifanr.
1 ‘ and tiftv theatrical men
Itayor A. J. Johnson, of Corvallis, havt> h,‘en Fiven transportation east,
dnndnee for
for state
state senator
senator
Refugees in the.hills who have been
epuhllcan nominee
Benton county aud national bauk without shelter since the Hre suffered
^^^■opped off on his way to greatly and are iu great distress on
a few days' visit with account of the rain this morning.
jin law and sister. Mr. and Messengers hdve been sent for tents,
but no conveyances are available.
^Rllaniel, of Eugene.
The Buffering of the tentless increased
By came up from Portland
as the day advanced. Wet to the skiu
^and took lo­ family below
women and children huddled about
in.
trees iu the hills or Bought shelter iu
R. F. fter returned to Junction
holes dug iu the billsides. All tires are
arnoon.
extinguished, depriving the sufferers
| of hot coffee.
At all soup houses
Bdny's Daily Guard.
hundreds stood in the drenching rain
Mias Margnr.-t Woods came down waiting for pots of soup
5Mn Cottag* Grove this afteruoon.
1 C. G. Tiiden, a prominent merchant,
ss Celia Walker returned to Junc- was shot and killed last ¡night by
this afteruoon after visiting members of the citizens' palrul. The
killing was without warning and was
Mrs. J. All« n Gilbert, of Portland, needless. Three of the shooters were
has been visiting here, returned arrest»«! and confessed. They were
barely rescued from the mob who
e today.
stormed the station to lynch them.
. S. Farlow has returned from
ary ft*niake arrangement! to
Chicago, April 23.— Secretary Shaw
I arrived here this morning on private
business. He said there would be no
limit on account of the money that
gguld be borrowed from the govern­
ment for the relief of Sau Francisco.
th A, Wood.-, wife "f Joe Woods, Ten millions will lx- placed at the dis­
at her h<
ear II.<ns•■mi, rex posal of Western banks and more if
iprll 1, 1
Sarah Ruth Aj res this is found inadequate. Shaw says
■fa April f ’. 1872. i irl.v bi life he may go to Frisco latti.
united with the Baptist church
«he live
-istent lift
Oakland, Cal., April 23.-After a
JKy trusting in her Sevior. Bta
thorough investigation of the burned
married to John W. Foshee De.
district by the Insurance commis
her 9, 1891, who died May 24,
sioners and underwriters it is an­
Was mnrriisl to Joe Woods Oc
nounced that the insurance lose will
and to them '
, was born, A^irch 22, 1906,who approximate 8175,000,000; total loss,
>300,000,000. The underwriters meet
ived his on 11" t 1 ut
^^^■ts r.
rest in its today to perfect a plan of paying loss­
es, The finance committee and citi­
intber's arms Besides a sorrowing
I> usband she Haves father, mother, zens’ committee have enlarged and
reorganized.
James D. Pelhan is
.8 Iree sisters, two brothers, an adopt
chairman, with perntanent headquar­
daughter and a host of friends to
ters at Fillmore and Pine.
. f Jnrn her loss.
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i® O'er the spoils that Death has won,
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“Thy wil1
_ cast down we're BOt forsaken,
Though affletied, not alone;
Tiou didst give and Thou hast taken,
jtf Blessed Lord. Thy will be done.
E HORSES
rnn DQPPniMR
run DnCLUIHU
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of Zinn.
•• two fine horsse imported from
»mee tbe cotnriK
fadnesdays and
breeding
I
be Will I»
last tugb*
tested tbreg^eguiids.
It caused a wild panic among the'tef
ugees, who rushed out of their tents
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and many were injured. The terror
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was augmented by fauaticw preaching
the millennium,aud several went in­
sane.
1 From ' imp immemorial it has lieen
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Mayor Schmitz has issued a state­ th«« curtomlof circuses to have those
John and Martha Guiley to O J
absurdly
grotesque
figures
called
ment that all employed iu of restorh g
Warbintou ; 40 acres in sec 9, tp 2l>, A
the city would tie paid. The govern­ clowns. Even in ancient Rome dur­
r 1 w. 810U.
ing
the
'lays
of
the
great
arenas
some
ment furliticatiutis ou both »ides of
Henry S and Eliza J Ward to Johu
the Golden Gate are badly cracked one person was chosen to evoke the
Gulley ; 4<* acri s in sec 9, tp 2«', s r I
laughter
of
the
multitude.
In
our
aud practically useless.
A young logger by the name of W, w, rt«i.
Over 75 births have occurred among time the first circus we have a y rec­ R. Paik, emioyed in the llylaml log
O J and Sadie Warbintou to J I*
the refugees, among them a «laugh­ ord of notes that there was a “fool” ging camp, was fiued 825 by Police Holbrook; 40 acre*
»
with the show who created laughter
ter to Claus Spreckles.
Judge Donis this morning, charged r 1 w. 8125.
The bankers have decided ou a tem­
with using iiuuhing language to a
Nancy and C H Bennett to D A
porary iron structure ou Unicu
v oman.
Haskin ; certain land in Huzeltou's it
square. All the banks and the clear­
Last uight about
o'clock young ad to Cottage Grove. •345.
ing house will open business iu this
Paik accosted Mrs. Henry Kissinger
Ed G Haight to John Frey; cer
building. Fifteen hundred bricklay­
ou West Eighth street, near the post taiu laml iu secs 3 and 4, tp 16, art
ers went to work this morning under
office, and asked her to take a ¡walk w. 81650.
the direction of the relief committee
with him. She ran back to her hus
F W Saubeit et al to Charles A
restoring chimneys. The most press­
band, who was going in the opposite Saubert ; certain land in Acme. 85
ing need now 1» tires with which to
direction, having just left her at the
W II mid B A Simon to Henry Lay
supply warm food.
postoitice, and told him of th«' cir­ man; certain lands iu sec 19, tp 20,
cumstance Kissinger caught up with s r 3 w. 81.
Iu opeuing the vaults a blaze was
the fellow aud proce« ded to give him
staited by the iuriish of air. It will
Sophia M mid M V Harrison to AI
a good b-1.til g. ( 1 iei of l i dice Far­ fred A Bak, r; 11 acres in s c 7, tp 18,
require at least two weeks to cool the
rington heard th* disturliaiice and s r 3 w. ilm O.
vaults sufficiently to open satelv.
thu to the seelie. He pulled Kissinger
E J and Eva L Horton to the Hor­
There are fewer cases of »hooting by
off Park and took the latte- to jail.
ton Brothers Liunl'er Co; 81.67 ueres
squads—the patrols are exercising
For the past sevetal night» u number iu sec 35, tp 15, s r 7 w ; also south
greater caution iu the Use of rities.
of girls and young women have been h .If of blk 83. Juuction City. 81.
l»abor unions have t.spend« d ali rules
in order to fa • itate building. The with his songs and jokes The grad­ instilt«st ou th«' streets by men, and
O A C K R to F A Anderson; 4'4
authorities are m a quandary over the ual evi lotion and rapid growth of the Paik may have bei II on« of the guilty acres in see 2. tp 1(1, a r 6 u. 821X).
disposal of a Chinese leper discovered circus from one to two and three parties iu those instances.
3ohn 1> Wilson to Merritt B lluut
among them yesterday, who is now rings mad«‘ it imperative to have
lelr; certain land in Eugene. 8<>‘X>.
quarantined. Pardee makes a defense more than one clown.
This season
Wm M mid Sarah L Mutt to Paciflu
of the National Guard against the Norrie A Rowe have engaged the ser
Coast Land mi I Timber Co; 160 acres
charges of disorderly conduct and vices of a corps of those fun makers.
in sec 16, tp 20, s r 6 w. 81200.
reckless use of tirearms The militia Hmded by “Tote" Uucrow, “Hap­
William C and Martha II Barbour
will probably be replaced by regulars py" Bill Scott, “Rube” O'Neil, Bob
to Benjamin F and Salli«« E Hcalefe ;
today. The work of organizing the Deming, “Cheerful” Dickey Martin,
lot 8, blk 6, Shaw's ml to Eugene.
homeless thousands into r«concentra­ “Grotesque” Joi nnie Crouch ai <1 a
82iXX).
tion camps is under way and the dozen others, the children cannot
Leroy C and Mabel C Skeels to E
troops are rounding up scattered complain of lack o'' fun. These laugh
M I Draper; 100 acres itFae«' 30, tp 17,
campers.
ter-making comedians have originated
New York, April 21.—One direct re­ H r I 4 e. 810.
Five deaths at Berkeley from the a numtier of absurdly comical “prop­
sult of the alliance between E. H.
MARRIAGE LICENSE.
earthquake and exposure. At Santa erties” such as burlesque circus pa­
rades, “break-a-way” trolley car, Hmriman and the Milwaukee, which
Henry
P Philippi and Mrs Cora If
Rosa the work of rel.abitating the city
“busted” automobile, wooden horse, was manifested by the election of Dixon; John W F Brent, witness.
is under way. Money is the most big fat policeman, etc., anti have as
President Earling of the Milwaukee to
pressing need. The loss to Stauford assistants clown dogs, clown ponies,
the Union Pacific directorate, will be
University is estimated at 87,(XX),(XX). a clown elephant, clown pigs, etc.
the building of a Northwestern line
Norris
A
Rowe
have
arranged
the
School reopens iu August.
affair as a special feature of amuse- into Oregon, terminating at Poitland.
meet to the children of their numer­ The Northwestern has been left in | Goshen. April 24.—Mr. Alexander,
who has lieen visiting with his son,
New York, April 24. The national ous patrons, and so far it has ptoven
the tide by thy alliance and a leading Edward Alexander, our genial land
relief fund for Sau Francisco this ths happiest of successes. The i show
official is authority for ttie statement lord, returns«! to his home in Eastern
morning reached 815,8oo,oo<i. It sp exhibits at Eugene Monday, May r 1.
that the only drawback at present in Oregon last Thursday.
pears that the fund will reach 82«>,(XXi,-
the preventing of immediate prosecu­
000. This city alone has parsed the
Professor F. I.. Gilbert was seen on
tion of this work is ttie delay in se our street! Thursday.
82,(XX),000 mark and it isexp.cted it
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cqring steel for bridges and truck.
whl reach 83.000,000 exclusive of sup­
Mr. 0x1« y moved lust week to his
Harriman secures an easy entrance
plies free transportation and other
farm, about two miles east of Goshen.
into Tacoma and Seattle over the Mil­
necessities.
Contributions are in-
Sunday a blithday dinner in honor
waukee right of way. llis leaving it
creasing instead of decreasing.
of
David Illicit, was given at hia
Work on the new picker house at out of traffic arrangements caused rseidence, a mile south of town.
the
Northwest«
in
tri
pian
to
enter
Or-
the woolen mill has been commenced
Albany, N. Y., April 21.— The g v-
Mr. aud Mrs. Chas. Lutinan are
by Contractor W. O. Heckart’s men. I I egoii. Tne informant mentioned says
eruor signed the relief bill appr« pri-
making final preparations to leave for
that
the
rout«*
into
Oregon
will
tie
The material being useil is cement
their new home in Tillamook.
ating 8250, 000 from the state treasury
blocks manufactured at A. J. Delay's through ttie central part of the state
it was fourteen
for San Francisco.
and
at
Portland
an
independent
ter
The Goshen Union Sunday school
factory.
The blocks make a very at­
I
hours from the introduction of the
tractive building.
This material mil.al system will lie established is making pr> parations for a social
bill to its signatuie.
promises to become popular with Eu­ which will be the centre of an exten- in the near future.
s.v«> cotun erce Nothing is furnished
Mrs. Wm. Dillard received the glad
gene builders.
A number of looms at the mill were as to the prospective route, or how ti<lings today of the safety of her
San Francisco, April 24.—Over 50
Portland will tie entered.
children in San Francisco.
shots were tired last night by the lo- started up this morning aud more I
cal militia, Oue unknown was killed will lie placed in operation as fast as I
2 Security Lice Powder for young
Garden cultivators and seeders at
aud several wounded, The police say they can be put in order.
chicks.
bottom prices.
that in many ca«es the shooting is
Cha m tiers ' Hard ware.
Chambers' Hardware.
unnecessary. Two men have died as
the result of the shock of last night's
earthquake.
COMICAL CLOWNS^^ • INSULTS À WOMAN
Arojnd the
. ? ,WIIH CIRCUS
ANO IS FINED S25 ¡
Cou-thous?
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COM'WG
Items
ACTIVITY AT THE
WOOLEN MILL
Concentrated Lye in Eye
New York, April 25.—In this city
the 'Frisco contributions this morning
are over 83,500,(XX). The country ex­
ceeds 82i),<H*0,(XX).
Tie empress of
China sent i?5o,(MX) to the legati« n it
Washington and 82l>,(XX) to the . an
Francisco sufferers.
RE
Mr. Harriman, of the Southern Pacif­
ic railroad, this morning wires aa_ lol-
lows:
“Oakland Pier, April 23.—J. P.
O'Brien, Portland: Hhviug gone over
the situation iu Sau Francisco. J am
deeply impressed with the necessity
of uninterrupted forwarding of food­
stuffs with which to feed the two
hundred thousand homeless people.
The situation is well organized an 1
the United States quartermaster’s de
partment is receiving and distribut­
ing through its channels ami through
the various local relief associations
Sou Francisco, April 24.—Coroner all supplies as fast as they arrive. The
Walsh states that his deputies have fact should lie made public in all
taken charge of 350 bodies taken from quarters that it will r«xpiire continued
the ruins, not including those buried effort on the part of every one to keep
by the police and militia in Poterow. supplies coming. The railroads are,
Over 100 were buriex^ in this section of course, handling all »uch supplies
alone. It is beliewed now the death without charge, and the people must
list will be in the neighborhood of. respond to the calls for relief.
1900. Many were cremated and will
“Signed,
never be recovered. Of those recov­
“E H. HARRIMAN."
ered many have not been identified,
The bodies barled at P it»m nth si 1
WMhin<tt,n ^„„re were exhumed
I and an attempt made at identifica­
tion.
can
The San Francisco Stock Exchange
lec-
has opened temporary quarters
ideut Ruggli
Gough »tn
Ret Anna Shaw
Grandma Walker, at the Campiteli
A Walker bopyard, get a bit of con­
centrated lye from a shiff above her
bead into an eye the other day and
has suffered greatly, though better
now. The old lady is a wonderful
specimen of longevity. At 82 she will
not have a hire 1 girl aloof (he house
—does her own work ami does it
neatly, too.
Everything in furniture at
Charolar»' Hardware.
Greenleaf Hoirs
Greenleaf, April 24.—Sum Brown
started for Eugene Tuesday morning
on tiusinees.
Marion Wheeler, went to help his
fath« r take three head of beef cattle
out to Elmirh this week.
Bat Downing expects to go to June
tlon next Friday.
Ell.i Templeton and children, of
Junction, are visiting her mother,
Mrs. Downing, of Greenleaf. Rachel
Eldridge. of Blachley, has also been
visiting her mother. She returned
home Tuesday.
Mi. and Mrs. Jas. Johnston gave a
dinner to about 25 of their friends
and relatives last Saturday in honor
of their 25th wedding anniversary A
nice dinner and sociable time was
enjoyed by all,
C. J. Burnett and family will move
to their new home on Indian creek
tills week.
B. Downing. Dave Hunter and
Frank Parker commenced »flipping
cream to Junction last week,
pope will commence next week.
Car of buggdMI received dir»«-t from
fa»t. y.
latest styles and finishes in
let at all price-. Call aud
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