Eugene weekly guard., June 13, 1907, Image 2

FISHER LAUNDRY
i * UILDING BURNS
Scrofula
MIDDLE WEST
TOWN OF SHEODS
STATES SUFFER
IS WIPED OUT BY
FROM TORNADOS
INCENDIARY FIRE
Few are entirely free from it.
It may develop so slowly as to cause
little if any disturbance during the whole
periisi of childhood.
It may then produce dyspepsia, ca­
tarrh, and marked tendency to con­
sumption, before causing eruptions,
■ores or swellings.
To get entirely rid of it take the great
Chicago, June 8.—Dispatches from
Guart Special Service.
cupled by the laundry just as soon as blood-purifier,
Albany, Oregon, June 7.—The en­ various places in southern Indiana,
it is completed. The work will at
tire business section of the village Illinois and Kentucky tell of severe
once commence and will be carried on
of Shedds was burned this morning storms of tornado severity, that have
, In such a way as not to interfere with In usual liquid form or In chocolated tablet« I .oss, *31,000; insurance, *18,000 caused some loss of life and the de­
the operation of the laundry.
known as 8arsatabs. 1U0 doses *1.
The fire Is believed to have been of struction of much property.
Working Right Along.
Early today a tornado visited New
incendiary origin.
Mr. Fisher Informs the Guard that
The losses were: Davis & Shedd, Minden. Illinois, 25 miles southeast
there will be no interruption in the
■tore buildings,
*3000;
stock of of St. Louis, killing four and injur­
work of th« laundry
Arrangements
goods, general merchandise, *14,- ing a score of others.
have been made with the Hodes laun­
At Gradyvllle, Kentucky, a cloud­
000; insurance, *12,000.
dry to assist him for a few day until
A. Sutherland, store buildings and burst caused the loss of twenty-one
the new washing machinery is in­
residence, *2 000, stock of general lives, washing out eight residences.
stalled. The Ironing machinery will
Meagre details from West York,
merchandie, *3500; insurance. *2,-
run right along and delivery will be
Ill., tel lof a destructive tornado that
000, taken out about a month ago.
made as quickly as possible, not a
W C. Jackson, building. *800; visited York shortly after supper last
¡single garment In the damaged laun­
goods and outfit, *3500; insurance, night, attended by a spectacular elec­
dry having been lost.
trical display.
*1200.
Two dead have been recovered
Alien At, McCormick, damage to
Grants Pass, Or., June 6. Suf fer-
ing with an incurable disease and store, *25 to ,60; to goods, *400 to from wrecked buildings and the num­
ber of injured is placed at 30. Forty
with but a few more days to live, Ho­ ,500; insurance, ,1200.
M. G. Coon, store building and res­ or fifty houses were demolished.
ra Jennings, the girl who with her
The wires are down and the details
, b other, Jasper,
tried ie the Jo­ idence, ,1500; goods about *2000;
were not obtainable.
sephlne county court for the murder insurance, *1200.
(From Saturday's Guard.)
The storm was espeeally severe at
¡of her father, is spending what llti'e
This forenoon fire partially de-
Farmersburg and Sullivan in south­
I strength remains in her was’ed bod)
■troyed the Fisher laundry building
ern Indiana, where much damage
McClain & McArthur, who have I in wild ravings and cries of terror
was done by wind and rain.
on East Eighth street and ruined half the Springfield sewer contract, com­ She declares her attentive old moth­
Duqoin, Ill., was also visited last
of the machinery.
menced
work
Wednesday.
They er and her brothers aro trying to
night
by the same storm that caused
The blaze was caused by sparks or have nearly a mile and a half of pipe poison her. She refuses both nn-di-
the destruction of York, but no lives
topis from the engine furnace in the to lay, which ranges in Hlze from 12 cine and food, believing it is drug-
were lost.
E. L. to 22 Inches. Most of the material ged.
rear part of the building.
"They want to get me out of the
7<’l»her, proprietor of the
t',~ laundry, has arrived and it is hoped that there
Mrs. Emma Witcher today filed a
who was running the engine, was will be no further delay. The entire way,” she cries aloud. "They are try­ petition in the circuit court asking
tailed to the office in front to at­ system will be completed by October ing to kill me—to kill me.”
for a divorce from Erank Witcher
At first she screamed her words and for the restoration of her maiden
tend to a little business about 9:15 1st.
Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Russell an- of terror, but now life is so far spent name, Emma Waymire.
o'clock, and was gone but two or
She says
three minutes.
When he returned nounce the arrival of a fine 10- and her strength so nearly exhaust­ they were married at Reno, Nev.,
the pile of shavings and sawdust, pound boy at their home at Collon, ed that she can speak but little above on August 16, 1906. It is alleged
which were used for fuel for the en­ Washington, Wednesday, May 29 a whisper.
in the complaint that he never con­
Lies on Deathbed.
gine, was all ablaze and the fire was I "Uncle" Stacey
Is feeling rather
tributed any thing to her support
rapidly spreading to the building. In proud of his first nephew and says
Every day Warden Cheshire ac- and soon after their marriage he
less time than it takes to write it the it is the first time he ever knew how companies Jasper Jennings from the began to openly and notoriously co­
rear portion of the building was afire, j ( good it seemed to be called uncle.
county Jail to the little house in the habit with another woman by the
Born To Mr. and Mrs. W.H. Shel­ suburbs of Grants Pass where the name of Molly Ballard; that he left
and burning fiercely. An alarm was
Toklo, June 7.—A representative
reside, and the plaintiff and deserted her, in
telephoned from the office of the ly, at Pleasant Hill, Monday, June 3, Jennings family now
laundry, and the chemical engine and a son. News.
I where the girl lies on her deathbed. company with this woman on Sep­ of Japanese residents in America cal-
hose wagon was on the scene in a
Dora scarcely recognizes her brother tember 3, 19o6. 1. M. Travis is at­ led upon the foreign minister, 1s-
count Hayashi, and says Hayashi as­
few minutes, although there was a
and will give him no greeting, but torney for Mrs. Witcher.
sured him that the American propos­
slight delay, caused by the tongue
declares that he, too, Is In the plot
als for restriction of labor emigration
chains on the engine becoming un­
to kill her. Jasper Is awaiting his
would be rejected by Japan, and that
snapped. Driver Croner had to stop
second trial for the murder of his
the team and snap the chain again,
father, but as the prosecuting at­ ♦
♦ an effort would be made to expunge
♦ the last clause of article two of the
MARRIED
stopping a few seconds in front of the
torney has placed a motion before t ♦
present treaty when it comes up for
Baptist church to do so.
the court asking that the case against
♦
revision in 1909, though it Is ex-
A stream from the hydrant at the
him be dismissed the boy will no
pected America will not yield easilv.
corner of East
Eighth and High
doubt be given his freedom.
streets was soon obtained, and the
Dora was acquitted on her second
At the home of the bride’s parents,
chenilcal hose put In action, but by
¡trial some tnon'hs ago. It was one i Dr. and Mrs. Frank Dunlap, on West
that time the whole half of the build­
of the most hotly contested cases Sixth street. Eugene, June 5, 1907.
ing was In flames The building was
Snn Francisco, June 7. Jean Lou- ever tried in the Josephine county at 8 p. m., Thos. Clinton Bradley and
nothing but a shell, dry as tinder, and py, proprietor
of "The Pup," a court. It was the belief of every one Miss Inez May Dunlap, Rev. O. C.
Newberg, Or., June 7.—The fif­
burned very rapidly. The firemen did French restaurant, which before the who was at all acquainted with the Wright officiating, The groom is an
good work, however, and were com­ fire was Ruef's headquarters, was a case that she would lie found guilty, employe at J. W. Kay's furniture teenth annual commencement of Pa­
plimented for saving as much of the witness in the Schmitz case today. The fact that she and her smaller store and the bride is a popular cific College will take place on June
19. The ten graduates are: Clar-
building as they did
The Cyclone Loupy testified that after the license sister occ upfed the same room, with young lady of this city.
ence M. Brown, F, Huber Haworth,
hose cart arrived at the fire a few of the Delmonlco restaurant was re­ their bed but two feet from the bed
Cecil F. Hoskins, Perry D. Macy,
minutes after the engine got there
voked he went to RueJ and asked | occupied by the father in the little IIAIiRISlil iti. VOI ES.
Paul V. MavJs, Clement L. Niswan-
and another stream was obtained
loom
of
tlie
log
cabin
at
Granite
Hill,
MX
Al,
AND
PERSONAL
ger, Nellie Mae Paulson, Ralph W.
from the hydrant at the corner of him to help the French restaurants in which he wns murdered, seemed
Ruef
Rees, Walter L>. Spaulding, Ruth Wi­
Hast Eighth and Ferry streets. With­ and to act as their lawyer.
a certain indication Hint Hie girl at
O. C. Wolf, of Springfield, was
in twenty or twenty-five minutes af­ wanted *700(1 a year for a two years' least must have been an accomplice here the latter part of last week vis­ ley.
contract, and "In currency, no checkH
Out of a class of thirty only four
ter the alarm was sounded the blaze
” The proprietors thought this in the crime. But she told one story iting with numerous friends.
passed from the eighth grade in the'
was completely under control, lint go.
and
could
not
be
shaken
from
It.
She
Miss Nellie Peters was down from
too much and Ruef consented to take
not before the rear half of the build­ *5000, which was paid.
declared she heard no shot or sound Eugene Thursday last, placing flow­ public schools. Eleven were condi­
tioned. The four are: Rosa Dunlap,
ing was entirely destroyed, the whole
during
the
night
and
that
she
knew
ers
on her mother's grave.
On cross-examination Loupy said
La Verne Miller. Gladys Trew and
roof burned off, and the washing ma­ that
nothing
of
the
crime
till
the
next
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Morris and Ralph Coffin. The high school grad­
Ruef had never come to the res­
chinery and engine and boiler badly
morning,
when
she
awoke
and
dis
­
family
were
down
from
Eugene
on
or asked to be employed;
uating class will have exercises on
burned. The Ironing machinery. In taurant
Thursday last visiting with relatives June 1 4.
that Ruef hail never threatened covered her father dead in bed.
th“ front part of the building, was Loupy with losing
t'nlni
During
Trial.
and assisting in decorating the graves
Ills license if the
prnetlcnlly unharmed, although soak­ money was not paid,
During her trial Dora displayed of departed relatives.
On being re-
NARROW ESI APE EOlt
ed with water. The office fixtures cross-examined
remarkable
calmness
and
self-pos-
A. Wilhelm. Sr , of Monroe, was
by
Loupy
LINCOLN BEECHER
were removed without damage, »nd said he paid Ruef the Heney,
seslon.
The
cutting
sarcasm
and
over
Monday
last
attending the fu-
money "be-
Boston, June 6.—The breaking
Mr. Fisher says, all the articles of
stinging
Invective
of
the
prosecuting
!
neral
of
the
late
R.
A.
Itampy.
Mr. down of his motor, which allowed the
clothing and other pieces to h" laun­ cause lie was a political boss."
A few minutes before the* adjourn­ attorney brought only a pretty smile Wilhelm is one of the leading mer- airship he was navigating to be
dered were snved, so his customers
from
her.
She
sat
through
the
cross-
i
chants
of
the
valley,
and
has
been
in blown seaward,almost resulting in the i
ment of court yesterday afternoon
will not bo loser.
the defense In the trtnl of Mayor examination unmoved, and the jury ! the mercantile business in Monroe death of Lincoln Beechy off Revere
Crowd« Interfere.
Schmitz
for extortion scored wiiat could do naught else than acquit her. for a good many years, where he has Beach today. Beechy made a seven-
The blaze attracted n large crowd
Malady n Mystery.
. built up a very large business. The mile journey from Revere Beach to
they
consider
n signal point, during
of neople and ninny were In the way
The physicians who are attending 1 firm of A. Wilhelm Al- Sos have the
Hie cross examination of one of the
>»f the firemen at times, but ns there prosecution's chief witnesses, Antonio her arc' nonpbiss»d as to the nature finest Btore building at Monroe to Boston. On the return journey the
motor became disabled, when the
rre never any ropes stretcher or any­ B.
Blanco.
Until the great fire of the malady that is slowly nnd be found In the valley. The firm aeronaut was a mile off shore, over
thing whatever to keen the crowds
surely
sapping
the
life
of
the
once
also
operates
three
flouring
mills
Hlance was proprietor of Delmonico's
nwny, they are not to blntne. At ev­ restaurant.
robust voung woman away.
They and does a large business in that line. Boston harbor, and the airship was
carried some distance seaward, His
ery firs» there should b" a limit nl’ced
are
baffled
not
only
by
their
Inabil
­
The picnic at Junction City last
"Did Ruef ever tell you that. If
end officers should be stationed to you did not pay this money you ity to define the nature of the disease Friday drew quite a crowd from here airship settled rapidly down into the
see that the crowds keen on the out­
but by the girl's absolute refusal to and all reported a very good time. sea, but men n row boats seized the
side at a distance so that the fire­ would not get your license renew­ take medicine. They have despaired The ball game was between the Har­ ropes and towed him ashore.
ed?" asked Mr. Campbell, the may­
men can work properly.
of saving her life and declare it is risburg team and the Junction boys
A. li. Black returned last night
or's senior counsel.
At one time the big barn In the
"No,” said Mr. Blanco promptly; only a matter of a few days till and was won hv the team from this from a trip to Portland
rear of the laundry building was "he did not.”
death must claim her. Then will be city by the score ot 10 to 6.
rflre. hut the Incinlent blaze was
Felix Thomas, of Cedar Flat. Lane
“Did the mayor ever tell you closed forever the secret and dark
quickly extinguished by the stream that?"
mystery of the oi l miner in the Pitie county, returned home Monday aiter
from the Cyclone Company's hose,
cabin at Granite Hill.
"No.”
a few days In this section. His visit
which had just been placed In com­
here was a very sad one,he having ac­
"Did anybody ever tell you so?”
mission at that time. Iia<i the enrt
companied the remains of his wife,
"No; nobody ever made that threat
been delayed In arriving a few min­ to me."
whose death occurred very suddenly
utes later the barn would have burn­
last week, and which were buried at
Four witnesses were on the stand
ed, as the other stream was devoted yesterday, Officer Charles F. Skelley.
the Masonic cemetery Wednesday
exclusively to tile burning laundry, secretary of the board of police com­
last
and It Is probable that several other missioners; ex-Pollce commissioners
The Harrisburg baseball team has
buildings In that vicinity would have Thomas Reagan and Dr. Joseph Po-
been winning laurels for Itself ever
gone up In smoke, as there are sev­ helm and Antonio Blanco.
To He Held June 12, HI anil I I—A since it organized, and Is beginning
The building fever in the city of
eral In close uroxlmltv to the bar".
texxl Time for All la Promiseil—A to think it can play the game just
Springfield has not
F. L. Chambers' boathouses, on the
Good Piare ol' ran Outing.
about right. They crossed bats with and promises to last yet subsided,
banka of the millpond, and within
the Junction team Friday last and summer. There are all through the
fifteen feet of the laundry building,
t Special Corre»|»ondence.)
prospects for a
Sunday they played a game In this
were on fire several time«, hut a
London. June 6,—The county­ city with the l>all team from Shedd new brick In the near future,al though
final
arrangements
corps of boys, headed by F. E. Chain-
grange picnic, to be Ifblil at London and our boys were again successful.
have not bees
Z Another .frame store
bers, armed with buckets, kept the
Mineral Springs on the 12th, 13th Modesty, however, prevents us from completed.
building
will
be
started
blase from spreading The boats.fl’-
and 14th of June, will no doubt be stating the exact score of the last
scon and nu-
nierons dwelling houses are in course
teen or twenty In number, were all
St. Paul. June 7.—The United of great advantage to all who at­ game, but the home team put it over
taken out of the houses and there States court today overruled the ex­ tend, as a source of amusement and,___
of
construction,
and
in
contemplation.
the visitors to the tune of nearly
was quite a navy of them on the pond ceptions to the bill of complaint of agood outing
The town is steadily growing and is
Th.- London Springs three to one » V.V
7... «
„„
We ¡..„k
look for
a number
for a few minutes They are owned th«» United States vs the Standard Is certainly an ideal place to s|>end a of games this
summer, an I hope that expected to grow for a long time to
’d and
*K..
-_ _ t I
.
_
•
’ —
by different people, who have the Oil Company, and the defendant is ll>U'
receipts have
few dol
days
and »-.mt
rest Fwoan
from the general , our boys will be as successful in the come. The postoffice
houses rent<*d
None of the boats granted leave to answer, as to those routine of work,
-?J during the past
1 he farmer, the future as they have been in the past, greatly Increased
were damaged In the least.
year,
a
sure
indication
business
tnati
the
of a good
day laborer, the}—Bulletin.
portions of the to bill which It had
The wind was from the south at filed exceptions.
growth, causing the . postmaster's
____
wife and children should not deny
sal-
the time of the fire, and sparks nnd
ary
to
raise
a
hundred
dolls
I them ae Ives of the privilege of meet-
Remarkable Rescue.
------ irs a year.
cinders were blown several blocks.
B.
R
McKinney,
a
Ing In common counsel, exchange of
That truth is stranger than fiction
Eugene furnf-
Streams of water were played on the
| Ideas get acquainted with each oth­ has once more been demonstrated tn ture and second-hand goodx dealer.
roofs of the woolen mill, the flour
er and learn each other’s needs, wish­ the little town of Fedora. Tenn., the has concluded to erect a new frame
mill, the excelsior mill, the cannery
building on the
south
es and desires, and by so doing broad­ residence of C. V. Pepper. He writes: store
----- ..----------------------
- lot and
t of the
and other buildings In the manufac­
en their views and usefulness and "I was in bed, entirely disabled with new Browning building
turing district as a precaution
The
Ils man,
lighten their burdens. By miugiing hcmorrha 's of the lungs and throat. occupied by
residence next door tn the laundry
with each other on a common level Doctors failed to help me and all open a t
handisn
caught fire several times, but was
The
V
each enn learn from the other. We hope had fled when I began taking
‘hlladelphla, June 7,— The old
saved from burning by a couple of
moved
f
Discovery. Thon in­
• sloop St. Louis was sold by the become better men nnd women and Dr King's New Discovery,
streams from garden hose
Sparks
avoid the narrow ruts tn which we
The coughing north sb
eminent today to a junk dealer of are all inclined to get. es peciallv if stant relief came.
alighting on the roofs of other build­
soon
atopn
m
M
'
d,
the
bleeding
rapidly ner lot, a
city for *1210
The St. Ixiula we get ‘
ings wore put out before they did any
‘ habit
“ of ------
in
the
thinking
and
diminished
snd
in
three
weeks
I was ty. it is hen
built nt Washington In 1828 acting
damage.
as
though
life
and
happiness
able
to
go
to
work."
Guaranteed
cure spoken of nt
was the vessel with which Cap- consist'
No I it mi wince.
for
co
rd
In
the
abundance
of
labor
>ughs
and
cold».
50c
and
i
I st this item,
i Ingraham overawed the Austrian we perform for our own
The laundry building, which was n
W. L >. Delay no's drug store. Trial bnrn will
pedal
ben-
sdron at Smyrna and secured the eflt and for no ne else.
♦ woatory frame structure, was owned
right kind
bottle • free.
as<> of an American citizen. held
l y F. L. Chamber*. It wm a turn-
The old
The grange as an organization be-
oner upon the Austrian flagship lleve
b’rdt’wn <»l<l aback, and Mr. Chamber*
THE TEXAS WONDER,
opposite c orner,
in education along practical
» aya It waa »t worth more than *200
lines
They think what Is good for Cores all kidney, bladder and rheu-1 Smith, Is also
md was not Insured. The laundry
Don't! 1 •
the farmer is good for everybody, matlc trouble«; sold by all druggists considerable distan
»tat hlnery
vtur-»« were
*
rry and f’xlur**«
not In-
eently sold to Paul Bettlehi
on't let your child suffer with Thev wish to bring all classes into
v tired for the reason that none of the
cough when you can cure it with close ■r relations, so we Invite all to on two months' treatment by mat! merchant. This leaves anot
rompanic* will take the risk
Mr
aril’s Horehound Syrup, a ■ lire , come and counsel together. We ex­ 'or *1. Dr. E. W. Hall. 2926 Olive desirable corner building lot
’l«her estimates bit loss at *700 or
' for coughs, bronchitis. Influen- pect some of the most able speakers street, St. Louts. Mo. Send for tes­ is said Mr. Bettelheim will
»MOO.
croup and pulmonary diseases, of the state to address ns on the lead­ timonials. Sold by Hull's Drug Store. In the fu
rick th
The building formerly stood on
a bottle and try It. B. H latugh- ing topics of the ■nun
•st Seventh street where the Grlf-
dw tf
Byhalia. Miss , writes
"1 have
Amusements will b H' provitiby i
1 i Hardware Company's warehouse
children who had crop. I tried the local pt'oide . and m . kumki tiiiit* in
V >w ’tends
A
I I
y different remedies, but I must
AU bring your
The• Shot Icy marml on at the cc►nier [ ’-.iti»
Will Erect New Building.
6<jrns: -js
wiv i and
z / » Z"
your Horehound Syrup is the be
»r your sweet- ot We«t E'shth
1 Charnelton s treet '
Mr. Chambers shortly after the fire
m , nnd e
P and cough medicine I
r
yatir
good
will
will
»<
x»n
be
moved
to
the
er
id
ot
1 formed the Guard reporter that he used I." Linn Drug Co.
very o
d have a good the )ot on which IIt uta nd* and JL M.
II tear the shell of the old building
ff. and
ot rgret It.
Shrill >■ will erect on the corn«pr a
down and erect tn Its place a corru­
Subscriba tor The Daüj Ucard.
gated Iron building » hlch will be oc-
Old Wooden ilructure Almost
Completely Destroyed
This Morning
Fire Caught From Furnace of Engine.
Engine and Boi'er and Washing
Machinery Destroyed - No insur­
ance on Either Building or
Machinery
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
DORA JENNINGS
LIES NEAR DEATH
AT GRANTS PASS
SPRINGFIELD ITEMS
OF LOCAL INTEREST
HUSBANÜ RAN OFF
WITH ANOTHER WOMEN
JAPAN WILL
RESIST PROPOSALS
OF UNCLE SAM
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IN SCHMITZ CASE
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This toothing influence upon tbs ncr»«o
brings refreshing sleep.
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a' doses, ar cents Never sold iB bulk-