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EUG KN K WKKKLY GVAJW THTRADA Y, FEBRUARY •
PÉ-RUNA EDITORIAL NO. I.
BODY OF RICH
GOLD ORE FOUND
Hartman ia now offering Peruna to the public as a regular pharmaceu-
i nrodwt It ii juet a* ethical aa any compound put up tor the medical
r inn. No «training of medical ethics can find any fault with it TUB
^ tw CIPAL ACTIVE INGREDIENTS are prominently incorporated in the
1 oa the bottle, that the people may know that the claims made for Peruna
irtStruejuaUflcatiGn.
Ths only departure we shall make from medical ethice in tho conduct of
G. N Kerr, a miner of many years' ;
- --- .fairs in the future, is the fact that we shall oontiaue to advertua and experience,
had on exhibition at the 1
SXPVct TO THE PEOPLE
New Era drug store last week a stock
« -e would agree to sell to docton only, to advertise for docton oaly, ing leg of free gold samples that daz
the eye.
. „,he medical fraternity would be obliged to reooguixe Peru* ae beu< zled
It brings back to the minds of i
Purely within their approval.
those who were familiar with the
great strike at Helena, the Broadway
but we shall not do thin
the Musick, and other well-known :
shall continue to offer Perun* to the people. We shall eeattou to and
properties, the great quantities of1
w me people our claims for Peru* aa a household remedy. We shall sparkling quartz that were then tak
to supply the people with free literature, teaching them how to ue en out.
Mr. Kerr of course does not tell
’“medicine teaching them how to avoiddisease, teaching them many thuge
’fbeaefitto the homo. We shall ooatiaae to do thia, whether the medmal where he made the strike, but that he
has plenty of it where he took his
’ «¡Lion like it or not.
sample and is now trying to interest
We are proposing from thia time on to take the public into our ooafideace. some one to back him. The samples
lattr’thstanding that some imitators ud aubetitutors will bo attempting to that he has with him will run at least
tun something which they conrider juat aa good aa Peruna, we are going to »20,000 to the ton, and were it lat
Lide the veil of aecrecy and allow any one who chooses to know exactly er in the season he would have little
trouble in finding a backer to fur
0? WRAT PERUNA IS COMPOSED.
nish funds for a thorough investiga
° This ought to disarm all honest criticism. We expect, however, that crit- tion.
Xew Church Finishecl.
ici® will continue. On some pretext or other those who are envious of the
The Seventh Day Adventists con
success of Peruna will continue to find
gregation, whose pastor is Elder B.
fault. But we are determined to give C. Tabor, has completed its house of,
People Who Object to such
people no just complaint. worship, which is to be dedicated to
Liquid Medicines Can
PERUNA IS A GREAT MEDICINE the purpose for which ft was built on
It has become a household word in Sunday. February 16th, The pres
Now Secure Peruna
of the Minnesota conference,
millions of homes. Our faith in the ident
Elder C. W. Flalz, will be in Oregon
Tablets.
remedy is stronger than ever. Every during the month of February, and
year we expect to establish new plants will be at the dedication services
a foreign lands until the people of all the world are supplied with this valu ¡here. The church is a structure 26x
40 feet, with a 13-foot ceiling, situat
able household remedy.
ed on Wail street. It cost about one
WE CLAIM PERUNA TO BE A CATARRH REMEDY. Buy a bottle and thousand dollars and is finished even
CT it. If it helps you, be honest and acknowledge that it has helped you.
to the smallest detail of seating. The
If you want us to we will publish your statement exactly as you furnish it capacity is an audience of 150.
Lslg<* Installation.
to us. We will add no words, take away no wordx If you wish us to we will
At the last regular meeting of the
psblish your portrait in connection with it We will not do this without your I encampment degree, I. O. O. F., the
written request, without your entire consent.
I following officers were installed by
Peruna has cured thousands of people of chronic catarrh, in many phases E. 8. Walker, of Springfield, install-
ud locations. At least that is what the people say to us, through unsolicited j ing officer: A. H. Cruson, C. P.;
J. Sherwood, H. P.; ; J. W. Eddy, 8.
testimonials. Peruna will cure many thousand more, in spite of fabricated iW.
; Al Stedman, J. W.; Thomas
«landers to the contrary.
1 Pearce, scribe; G. F. Garoutte. treas
WE GUARANTEE EVERY BOTTLE OF PERUNA TO CONTAIN THE urer; J. V. Thornton, guide; LeRoy
Wodos, first watch; E. Holderman.
HOKEDIENTS PRINTED ON THE LABEL.
We guarantee that every testimonial we use is absolutely true—in the second watch; Oscar Hubbard, third
watch; Ben Curry, fourth watch;
exact language of the testifier.
I Oliver Hart, first guard of tent; John
We guarantee that every photograph published is the photograph of the ¡Graber, second guard of tent; J. F.
person whose name it bears, that every word of every testimonial was author I LeRoy, outside sentinel. Deputy in
stalling officer, E. S. Walker.—Cot
ed by the hand that signed it
tage Grove Western Oregon.
We are determined to beat our opponents by being fairer than they are,
by doling squarer than they dare to. We are determined to meet falsehood
with truth, duplicity with candor, insincerity with sincerity.
We know that the users of Peruna will appreciate our stand. We believe
that the dealers in Peruna will applaud our course. We expect even our op
ponents will be obliged to acknowledge finally that Peruna is not only an
honest and useful remedy, but one of the GREATEST HOUSEHOLD MEDI-
CUES ON THE CONTINENT.
OWNER OF SEAVEY PLACE ON
■9
M c K enzie passes beyond —
HARRY THAW ACQUITTED RY JURY ON
FOR SELLING CIGARS
TO A MINOR GROUND OF INSANITY ANO SENT AT
ONCE TO CRIMIMAL INSANE HOSPITAL
(From Friday’s Guard.)
John Brookmyer, owuer of a saw
mill at Spores’ station, on -the Wend
ling branch of the Southern Pacific
railway, was notified by Constable
Plank today to appear before Justice
of the Peace Bryson In this city to
answer to the charge of selling tobac
co to a minor. The boy to whom It
is alleged that Brookmyer sold the
tobacco is Archie Hill, the lo-year-
old son of Charles Hill, residing tn
the vicinity of Spore«. Brookmyer
conducts a store in connection wlht
his sawmill, and it appears that the
Hill boy has bought a large number
of cigars there and had them charged
to his father's account. His father
swore to the complaint against Brook
myer. who has promised to be down
on this evening's train.
It is the policy of the juvenile offi
cers to enforce the law against selling
tobacco to minors, and other arrests
may follow soon.
New York, Feb. 1.—This morning Dowling warned them against any sanity tested by a commission before
is taken to the asylum.
the jury lu the Thaw murder case demonstration, but Theodore Roose he The
jurymen refused to divulge
velt Pell, a noted tennis player, broke
brought In a verdict of "not guilty Into vociferous applause as the fore- the secrets of their deliberations, ex
because of tbe defendant's insanity■ utan uttered the words "uot guilty." cept that fourteen ballots were taken.
at the time of the commission of the Pell was Immediately arrested, ar-
Chirr«! by the Crowd«.
ralgned and fined »35 for contempt
crime."
Thaw left the Tombs for Matte-
of court.
Both Thaw and his wife, the latter
Harry K. Thaw was then ordered wan at 4:07. accompanied by his
being the only member of the family by Justice Dowling to be committed wife and attorney and a deputy sher-
present when the jury returned their to the Mattewan asylum for the crim iff. A great crowd cheered him as
the automobile speeded out of the
verdict after a deliberation of 25 inally Insane, until such time as he prison yard to the Grand Central sta
can
convince
the
state
lunacy
com
hours, seemed pleased and satisfied
mission that his being at large will tion.
with the outcome. Thaw stood smil not endanger public safety,
Thaw
His Mother Pleased.
ingly bowing acknowledgments to the was led back to the Tombs to remain
New York, Feb. 1.—When the news
Jurors as they filed out of the box. until the sheriff can arrange for his of the verdict was communicated to
and his counsel thanked the jurors transfer to that institution.
Mrs. William Thaw, mother of the
with a hearty handshake.
District
l.ate’, at the request of the defend prisont r, she said:
Attorney Jerome Is satisfied, r.s he ant's counsel. Justice Dowling delay
"Thank God my son is saved. I
lias contended ever since the commis ed the execution of the order (ommit- am perfectly satisfied."
sion of the crime that Thaw was med tlng Thaw to Mattewan a. ylum until
ically. if not legally, insane.
Miss Margaret Stuart went to Port
3 p. m. to allow his counsel to confer
Only a few spectators were allow as tn whether or not a writ of habeas land today to spend Sunday with
New York, Jan. 30.—Conceding ed in the courtroom, and Justice corpus would be sued out to have his friends.
that Thaw may have had many irra
tional outbreaks now and then dur
Q. Walter Millican etux to J. A.
ing the 36 years of his life. District
, Putman etui W. D , 3 acres in Sec 18,
Attorney Jerome, tn his plea for the
Tp 17, S R I E ,300.
conviction of White's slayer. d< clartd
I. . 15. Meyer etux to J. A. Putman,
there was absolutely nothing in the
W D.. 3 acres in S< c 18, Tp 17, 8 R
case presented to tlje jury to show
l 1!
on.
that Thaw was insane on the night of
U. S. to Levi Berkshore, patent,
the tragedy, that he did not know the
160 acres in Sec 10. Tp 17, HR 9 W.
nature or quality of his act, or that
Mary A. Tracer et al to Joseph R.
the act was wrong.
Wall. W D, 160 acres in Secs 13 and
The prosecutor followed this, how-1
24. Tp 16, S R 6 W. ,180.
ever, by signifying very plainly that
U. S. to Eric Johnson, patent, 165.-
he believed Justice would l>e served
Kansas City, Feb. 1.—Five persons 52 acres In Sec 4, Tp 16 S R 2 E.
Toklo, Feb. 1.—Baron Chinda, vice
if the defendant should be found were burned to death a(id five in
foreign minister, replying to an of
E.
B.
Kutan
etux
to
Charles
Boyn
guilty of some lesser degree of crim jured by a fire In a rooming house ton, etux. W I). 52.67 acres in Sec 29, ficial interrogation, said today that
inal responsibility than murder in the near the business centre of the city Tp IS, S R 2 W. ,12011.
Chili and tho Argentine republic of
first degree.
this morning, the fire being the re- |
Herbert O. Thompson etux to Mae fered a favorable field for Japanese
Mr. Jerome surprised his hearers suit of an explosion of natural gas in
emigration and that a legation would
today by the striking contrast of his the basement. It spread with great W. Thompson, W D. Lot 1 and part be established in Chill to promote
Lot 2, In block 2 in J. H. McFarland’s
rapidity, cutting off the escape of add to Cottage Grov. »10.00.
better relations. To another ques
four persons asleep on the third
U. S. to Justus B. Willoughby, pat- tion he said he would permit emi
floor. Mrs. Jennie Bert, of Harri ent, 160 acres in Sec 20, Tp 15, S R gration to any country where the
sonville, Mo., lost her life trying to 1 W
Japanese are welcome.
arouse the Inmates.
Minister of War Terauchi, reply
Field-Carter Co. to The Field-
The building was a veritable fire Bloomfield Co.. ,1000. Deed: 4 0 ac- ing to the question of why Japan
trap. There were twenty-two per res in Sec 24, Tp. 15, S K
should continue a large military
W.
sons in the building when the fire ,
Field-Carter Co. to The Field-1 force and continue military prepa
I
broke out.
I Bloomfield Co., 160 acreH in Sec 12, rations, said that ewen in European
Tp 16, 8 R 2W; 480 acres in Sec 20, countries, where there waj« not the
Tourist Hotel Burns
slightest probability of war, no na
iTp 15, S R 1 W. ,100.
Jacksonville, Fla., Feb. 1.—Tho
Fred Fisk, sheriff, to Ralph Hunt tion retrenches in the matter of na-
Hamilton Hotel on the banks of the et al; lots 20, 21 and 22, block 19, I tional defene. Japan’s armament
Swaunee river at White Springs.filled Glenada. ,2.7 4.
was not directed against anybody,
with winter guests, was destroyed
but the country must be prepared for
Fred
Fisk,
sheriff,
to
Ralph
Hunt
by fire this morning and there were et al; lot 6, block 18, Glenada. ,1.34. J eventualities.
many narrow escapes from death
George Rein et ux to John S. C Drugg etux W. D, Lot I in block.
Eight were overcome with smoke and
Bruce; lots 39 and 46, Stewart’s ad 7 In Coburg. ,700.
Loss,
carried
from
the
building.
WAS SAILOR IN EARLY DAYS.
to Eugene. ,100.
Ira D. Walton to J. J. Walton, W.
»100,000.
A. C. Dixon et al to Mary E. Reid; I D., 160 acres in Sec. 30, Tp. 16, S R
Jot 3 in block 6, D. & J. ad to Co-1 1 W. ,1.00.
( From Friday’s Guard.)
'burg. ,10.
A. C. Woodcock to E. T. Bushnell
Alexander Seavey, a Lane county
. Fred Fisk, Sheriff, to C. 8. Calef; I C. C., D. Lots 3, 4, of Sec. 1 and lots
pioneer, died at the home of his
lots 5 and 6 in sec. 10, tp. 17, s. r. 1, 2. 3 f Sec. 12, Tp. 18. 8 R 5 W.
daughter in Eugene, last evening at
’ 3 w. ,2.52.
,1.00.
the age of 83 years, 9 months and
J. P. Currin et al to the First Na
Frank Hemenway etux to A. C.
29 days. The funeral will be held at
tional Bank; lot 4 in block 1 of Woodcock C. C. D., Lots 3, 4 of Sec.
the residence of J. W. Seavey at the
Shield’s ad to Cottage Grove. »10. 1. and lots 1, 2, 3, of Sec. 12, Tp. 18,
Have Your Abstracts Made by Tlie
corner of West Sixth and Lincoln
J. C. Jensen et ux to David Yeager;
'
S R 5 W. ,1.00.
Issue County Abstract Co.
streets. Saturday afternoon at
1
1 acre In sec. 25, tp. 17, s. r. 4 w.
A. C. Dixon etux to A. S. Markee
Fred Fisk, sheriff, to 8. P. Ness, ,425.
o’clock, with interment in the Ma
W. D., Ixits 1. 2, 4 In block 6 of Dix
et
al;
40
acres
in
sec.
36,
tp.
18,
s.
r.
sonic cemetery.
Wm. Hemenway to Orvel A. Knapp; on & Jarnagine add to Coburg.
EVELYN NESBIT THAW.
5 w.
Mr. Seavey was born at Rockland,
north half of lots 3 and 4 in J. H. Mc
A. C. Dixon ''tai tO H W Marfin,
John
Waring
et
ux
to
William
Hlm-
Maine, April’ 1, 1824. In early man
Wife of Harry Thaw, who is doing
Farland’s ad to Cottage Grove. ,600. W. D., lots 1, 2. 3 in block 2 of Dixon
elwright;
58.98
acres
in
sec.
36,
tp.
hood he followed the occupation of her utmost to secure Ills acquittal of
State of Oregon to Mattle Beile W. H Jarnagln’s add to Coburg, ,10.00.
1 7. s. r. 2 w. »1700.
a seaman, and taking passage on a the charge of murder.
Horton; 160 acres in sec. 36, tp. 21,
E. T. Slayton et al to Jennie U’
John S. Bruce et ux to George s. r. 4 w. ,200.
sailing vessel at Aberdeen^ Scotland,
Ren. W. 1 I»., l-ot 3 and E 1-2 Lot 7,
Rein; lots 39 and 46 in Stewart's ad
in 1849 he came around Cape Horn
O. P. Wills et ux to Ambrose L. block 2, Stewart’s add to Eugene
to San Francisco. From there he argument with that of a year ago. to Eugene. »100.
Woodard; 11.37 acres in sec. 8, tp. »900.0(1.
H. J. Reynolds et ux to W. J. Bih- 22. s. r. 3 w. ,90.
went to the mines in Trinidad coun- His vindictiveness was gone, as well
T. M. Haldwln, Guard to Jennie
as
his
passionate
defense
of
White,
son et ux; part of lot 7, block 3
ty. Cal., and from there came to Ore-
Lillie Callison et al to A. L. Wood U’Ren, G. B . Ixit 8 and E 1-2 7, blk.
gon and started a store at Althouse. and denunciation of Evelyn Thaw Sladden's 2d ad to Eugene. »1900. ard; 9.21 acres In claims 50 and 51, 2. Slewart’s add’n.
to
Eugene.
A. C. Dixon et al to Robert R. Mad tp. 21, s. r. 3 w. »368.40,
then a prosperous mining camp in .Jo had no place in his remarks. In
»233.33.
county.
He
was suc- stead there was a calm, analytical dox; lots 11 and 12, block 6, D. & J.
sephine
Samuel Hartley to Amelia Hartley;
U. 8. to Blanche M. Taylor, Pat.,
but presentation of the evidence, a con ad to Coburg. »1 0.
in
this
venture,
cessful
lot 12. sec, 30, tp. I 7, a. r. 1 w. , I 00. 160 acres Sec. 8, Tp. 1 7, , 8. R. 1 W.
Fred Fisk to Ed T. Maher; lots 1, 2
; 18S
"’55 and came to Lan" cession of possible weakness, both
sqld out in
United States to Retta M. Tobey;
etux to L. ('. Potter,
county, taking up 160 acres of land mental and physical. In the defend and 3, in block 6, Fisk's a<l to Glen- 160 acres In »ec. 28, tp. 20, ». r. W. L. D.. H. 5 Potter
acres In Cl. I 52, T;>. 17, S
several mines northeast of Eugene ant, '-.nt always recurrence to the ada. »1.89.
5 w. Patent.
R 4 VV. »500.00.
J. E. Kennerly et al to L. Wagner
and there engaged in stock-raising. hard and fast rule of law that a man
United State* to Matnle Tobey; 160
J. I. Jonee etux ts Frank Wlnzen-
Hv- added to his holdings till at the to be excused must bo so insane as et al; Happy Jack mining claim. »2,- acres in sec. 28, tp. 20, s. r. 5 w. Pat-
rled, W. It., Tract It: cottage Grove.
250.
present time the farm owned by him not to know what he was about.
•nt.
Oregon ,350.00.
Jerome declared emphatically he
Bettie E. Humphrey to T. C
amounts to 1100 acres. He started to
The Eugene Loan & Savings Hunk
Amanda C. Hull et al to L. Iff.
raise hops in 1883 and ever since then had no doubt that White had done rett et al; 160 acres in sec.
to Rosa Marthen; 80 acres in sec. Hutt; 6.14 acres in sec. 8. tp. 21. s. r.
Evelyn
Nesbit
a
great
wrong
and
21,
s.
r.
5
w.
,2250.
the Seavey hop yards have been fa
6, tp. 19, b . r. 4 w. ,300.
3 w. ,500x
that Thaw had every motive for re
W. C. Shortridge et ux to W. W.
mous all over the upper valley.
Fred Fisk, sheriff, to Ralph Hunt
Amanda C. Hull et al to W. 8. Hitt;
the
man
he
vengeful
murder
upon
20,
Tp.
Shortridge;
7.9
acres
in
sec.
Through his marriage with Sarah
et
al;
tract
in
sec.
36,
tp.
17,
8.
r.
3 acres in sec. 8, tp. ! 21, s. r. 3 w.
A. Blachle.v, the following children killed. This motive, he asserted, for- 22, s. r. 3 w. »1.
12
w.
,12.42.
»180.
Mrs. C. A. Perkins to A. II. King;
were born to Mr. Seavey: Wm. C., ever swept away the claim of in-
F. B. Howard to Mads Anderson
P. F. Davis et ux to Wm. R. Kelly;
Thomas E., J. W., J. H. and J. A., sanity which knows not what it does. 1 acre in sec. 28»' tp. 20, s. r. 3 w. et al agreement, tract in claim 54.
tract in sec. 22, tp. 20, s. r. 5 w.
Justice Dowling announced that he »150.
who are farmers of Lane county;
Tp.
15,
8
R
4
W
,2400.
»1.
Mrs. C. A. Perkins et al to A. H.
Anna, wife of E. T. Bushnell; Clara, would charge the jury tomorrow
Henry E. Walker to F.
F. L. Chambers et ux to B. D.
King; 1 acre in sec. 28, tp. 20, s. r. a C. P. Devereaux W. D., A. Tripp
widow of the late Jasper Wilkins, and I morning.
HO acre» Paine; Itos 7 and 8 In block 19, Col-
3 w. »160.
Sophronia, deceased.
in Sec 26, Tp 19, 8 R 2 W. ,10.
lego Hill Park. ,250.
Otto E. Carlson to Yaqulna Bay
Mr. Seavey. feeling that his health
Chris I-eichti, the West Eighth
I. F. Blanton to Otto B. Arzt, W.
Atkinson et nx to Gilbert
was failing a few weeks ago. came to street shoemaker, who was recently Company; 160 acres in sec. 18, tp. D., 50 acres in 8ec. 13. Tp. 18, S. R L. Jeremiah
Shortrldge et ux; 90.14 acres in
the home of his daughter in Eugene, fled »100 for selling liquor, has skip 23, s. r. 3 w. »10.
Willard L. Coppernoll etux to Ray-1 sec. 13. tp. 20, s. r. 5 w ; 53.82 acrew
United States to Knut II. Opdal; moni!
where he received medical attention, ped the town, leaving his outfit be
L. Perdue W. D., W 1-2 of lots |
claim 44. tp. 20, ». r 5 w. »375.
and while he seemed to improve some hind him. There was another war- 160 acres in sec. 32, tp. 16, s. r. 7 6, 7, 8, in Huddleston's add to Eu In W.
H. Ixing
iix to M'. II Lucky;
on Wednesday he grew suddenly raat out for his arrest on the same w. Patent.
gene, ,1.00.
152 acre» In clal tr.49, tp. 20, s. r.
United States to Ole KJas; 160
worse and did not rally
charge as the previous one, and he
Cecil E. Robertson etux to Frank 4 w. ,2 400.
evidently got wind of it and conclud acres in sec. 32, tp. 16, 8. r. 7 w.
9
Patent.
ed to make himself scarce.
outs L. I-arson ;
United
163.95 ai
12. tp. 16, s. r.
JAPANESE MAY
EMIGRATE TO
SOUTH AMERICA
FIVE LIVES LOST
IN KANSAS CITY
LODGING HOUSE FIRE
DEATH OF ALEXANDER
SEAVY, PIONEER
ALDRICH BILL
IS REPORTED
BY PARTY VOTE
and the Democrats for the Bailey
substitute. Aldrich said he would
call the bill up for consideration on
February 10 th.
Washington, Jan. 30.—Senator Al
drich, chairman of the senate com
mittee on finance, today favorably re-,
ported his bill providing for an etner- [
geacy increase in national bank cir- ;
culatlon. The report was authorized
it a meeting of the committee held
today, when all thu Republican mem
bers voted for the Aidrich document
e? —iu
S. P. Shortridge, who resides near
London, this county, was in town to
day, enroute home
from Salem.
while in the Capital City he under
went an operation upon his eyes,
which have been seriously afflicted
for some time past, and hopes now to
fully recover his sight,
Deficiency Bill Passed.
Washington, Jan. 30.—The house
today passed the urgency deficiency
bill without material amendment.
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TRANSFERS OF LANE
COUNTY REAL ESTATE
—
CHARITY BALL A
SPLENDID SUCCESS
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CROSS EXAMINA
OF DEFENDANT
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GOVERNMENT FILES
SUIT TO BISOLVE
N om » et
, 1 5 00.
Washington, Feb. 1 United S ates
August Attorney Hiram E. Booth, acting un
.3 ai rea in Sec.
der the direction of the attorney gen
11.00.
eral. today filed In the circuit court of
tales for the dlst ct
at Salt Lake City A
or bill in equity In
d States Is complain,
a Pacific, Oregon Sho
(
> Railroad tt Navlgs
pany. the Sin Pedro. Ix»s Ant
♦ ♦ ♦
Salt Lake Railroad. Atcb ion To'»»
♦
> Anna b kit Ki Santa Fe, Southern Pacific, Nor
♦
of Hall were Pogue
I).. ix>t « and part lot 8 thern Pacific, Great Northern. Far
♦ not in conformity with his testimony. In block 13 of Pack add to Eug-ne mers’ Ixian Ä Trust Company. E H.
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.....
William Coe etux to Edward Hoth- Harriman, Jacob Schiff, Otto Kuhn.
The
case will probably „..
go to
in Sec 16, Tp James Stillman. Henry H. Rogers,
w acres
•
I
»08.
to jury J riday or Saturday of next auge, deed. > 160
In Eugene, January
Henry C. Frfck, William A. Clark, de-
, .-.a*. ¡1», 8 R 5 W. 148».
Lee Lo»^.
wlft> * daughter.
L week.
o
fendants.
-«.»s .iqi inrp-p u[ ino ’n« [[[q aqj,
eral contracts, agreements and opera
tions by whlrh th«> several defend
ants at various tlm s, since January
are alleged to have secured
selvi and others th io man
•nt and r >ntro| of the various
lant roo 1 . branches and I steam
a’fd by them in re-
air if tra i «nd commerce > among
an 1 foreign nations i In vlo-
Oi the act of congress i of Jnlv
. I 890,
90, entitled
entitled "An a
' i protect
trade and commerce against unlaw
fill restraint and monopoly,” in con-
»piracy against the common right*
of the people of the United States,
and asks that they be perpetually err
joined from carrying out the unlaw
ful combination or conspiracy.