Eugene weekly guard., April 16, 1908, Page 10, Image 10

ANNUAL M l ETING
CALIFORNIA GREETS
GF EUGENE'S
BATTLESHIP FLEET
CITY COUNCIL
AT CORONADA BEACH
of the present plant, is unfavorable to
the construction of settling and coag­
ulation basins, if these were con­
structed it would cost 115,000 and
necessitate the relocation of the
plant.
The cost of filtering water by the
use of mechanical filters is variously
estimated in the different cities of
the United States at from 13.50 to $7
per million gallons. Striking an av­
erage of say |5 per million gallons,
and estimating the city to use 1,000,-
000 gallons pur day. the ru-t of fil­
tering alone amounts to $1625 per
year, it is not probable that at the
pres nt location the suction pipe
across the river can be made to re­
main uninjured in the bed of the
stream, during the winter season.
the gravelly bed of the river bging
constantly shifted by the current aud
will undermine any constru ction of
pipe line across the river; h enee the
only available source of supply Is the
river, and the present well Is un-
available. It seems to have been the
design of the engineer in placing the
new reservoir on the highest point of
Skinner's butte to get adequate fire
protection with the smallest diameter
of pipes n >w In use in the present
system.
This can >n!y be accorn-
pllsh<*d by an enormous inc r> ase of
friction in the pipes to get the in-
creased velocity of flow neef‘ssary to
give the city good fire pr otectlon.
When such high pro^sur • 1« used at
the expense of pumps and ■the ill-
creased cost of power >r the■ greater
expense of high pressure pi pe. In a
gravity system, the expense» is too
great to be squandered on fr ictlon in
the pipes, and »sot h frlctlo nal loss
entails a dally expense as long as the
sy.'tntn Is In use. the extra expense
will In a comparati vlv short time pay
for larger pipes and th cost of a low.
port of street work for the past year:
New lumber used for constructing
street crossings, alley crossings, cul­
verts and repair work amounts to
82,045 feet.
Old lumber used for repair work.
20.59 7 feet.
Total number of feet used, A®»-*
642.
Lumber now on hand, 6723
feet.
There are now twenty-five (25)
new street crossings where none ex­
isted a year ago, also eleven (11) al­
ley crossIn *’•
There has been ouilt during the
past year wooden sidewalks, 10,866
feet, or a fraction over two miles.
Cement sidewalk where none ex­
isted a year ago. In the residence
district there are 7918 feet of cement
sidewalk. On Willamette street, or
the business part of town, there are
1968, or nearly two miles.
New Improved streets graded and
graveled, fourteen < 14) blocks, or a
little over one mile. Alleys graded
and graveled the past year, eight
hundred (800) feet.
There have been eight hundred and
fourteen (814) loads of river gravel
hauled and used to repair the streets
with, also about one thousand (1000)
leads of gravel that was excavated on
Willamette street hauled on outside
streets to repair with; also there has
been 3 4 05 feet of sewer built the
past year.
There has been one hydrant placed
on the street the past year.
There have been thirteen (13) ce­
ment alley crossings built in the past
year.|
Respectfully submitted,
A. W. GILBERT.
' GEORGE FISHER,
.1. P. TURNER,
Street Commissioners
( From Tuesday1'» Dally Guard.)
The annual meeting of the city
council was held last night at which
time the newly elected councilnien
scores of gaily decorated launches w^re sworn In, the annual report* of
ut of the bay early this morning the several city officials and the dif­
cruised far down the i coast to ferent committees of the council were
When read, the annual message of Mayor
approaching fleet,
came Into full view they
to be steaming In lines of Matlock was delivered and tne ap­
four ships in each line. pointment of officers announced.
The four flagships, Connecticut. Geor­
Louis E. Bean was appointed city
gia. Alabama and Maine steamed attorney In place of 8. D. Allen, who
abreast ut the head of the columns.
Approaching the first of the Coro­ has served In that capacity during
nado Islands, the ships turned sharp­ the past year. E. A. Farrington was
ly inshore and for the time were as­ reappointed chief of police, W. W.
signed anchorage positions.
Purdy was named as cheif night
The oncoming of the fleet was a
watch, Harry Graham as night police­
beautiful
sight,
and
the
passage
of
a ’V
the vessel* to anchorage was accom­ man, J. P. Turner street commission­
panied by the tooting of hundreds of er. Alb«-rt Baker and A. F. Baker, as­
v,hlstle:., the ringing of hells and con­ sistants, .1. <). Bristol, policeman for
stant hurrahing of thousands gath- Fairmount, all reappointments, and
I ered on the beach and elsewhere to W. 8. Moon, park commissioner.
Council committees were appointed
vl<-v tli>' remarkable spectacle.
Scarcely had the Conn ctlcut conic as follows:
Financ- Williams, Moon, Berger.
to anchor when a launch put off from
Street- Gilbert, Roach, Moon.
Coronado pier with an aide to Gov-
Fire aud water Fisher, Garrett,
i ernor Gillette on board.
l!e re-
! paired on board the flagship to ask Harbaugh.
Heai'h Berger, Gilbert, Roach.
' when It would be convenient for the
Printing Garrett, Gilbert, Roach.
admiral to receive the g vernor, who
Sewers Moon. Harbaugh, Fisher.
desire 1 to extend the official welcome
Pidice Roach, Williams, Fisher.
of Hie state to the fleet.
Il< iitin«- Work.
Admiral Thomas declared he held
At the beginning of the meeting an
liims lf subject to the governor's
REAR ADMIRAL THOMA3.
FIX \X( IAL ST XTFMEXT
command, and hal fan hour later the ordinance to prevent minors from
General Fund
Otilcer who will command the fleet governor, accompanied by his aides, frequenting billiard parlors and such
1907
during its stay at San l'ranclsco.
were rec«dved aboard the Conectlcut places was brought up, but after
with military honors. Later In the some discussion it was again referred April 8.—Amount unpaid warrants......................................................... $31,374.44
Warrants issu'd during the year—
afternoon the admiral returned the to the judiciary committee.
For street lights.............................................. $ 4,262.25
The street committee reported the
San Diego, April 14. The Ameri­ visit anil paid his respects to the gov­
For water.........................................................
1,200.00
amount of lumber used during the
can battleship fleet, returning to ernor at the Hotel Del Coronado.
For paving, streets......................... 34,501.27
home waters on the Pacific coaat af­
Following these ceremonies, a local month and reported that the con­
For street. Improvements and repairs...
9,396.55
ter a cruise of nearly four months reception committee, headed by U. tracts for grading Moss and Orchard
For lumber........................................
333.60
•round the southern etui of the West, S. Grant, Jr., visited the Conneticut avenues be let to A. C. Mathews. Mr.
For fire department.....................
2.769.78
ern Hemisphere, cast anchor off here and were received by Admiral Thom- Kilborn gets the other contracts for
For police department..................
3,265.20
at 12:47 today, thirteen
minutes;
- as, as were the chairmen of the vari- grading and graveling In East Eu­
.....................
For city attorney, $600; recorder, $600.
1,200.00
ahead of schedule time. ’ The shores O1|H Hub-commlttees In charge of the gene. The fire and water committee
For city treasurer............................
258.00
of Coronado Beach were lined for a fleet celebration. Later in the hay sev­ reported the condition of water in
For incidental expenses..............................
1,027.41
mile or more with an enthusiastic eral boats were sent out from the the reservoirs during the month and
throng gathered from all over ths shore with 35,000 California oranges, other matters.
Total............................................................. $58,214.06
to be distributed among the enlisted
West.
Health Ooounlttee'a Report
Add interest on warrants paid....................
2,232.36
$60,446.42
The day of the fleet's arrival open­ men.
The health committee made its an­
ed dark and threatening, but by noon
nual report, showing 8390 feet of
the sky was a sapphire blue
The
Total............................................................................................... $91,820.86
new sewer constructed during the
shores of Coronado beach, the van­
Contra Cr.
year, making 60,885 feet all told
tage point to view the coming ships,
within the city in good working or­ April 8.—Balance, cash on hand.................................... $ 2.920.06
were thronged all th«« morning, spec­
Received from taxes...................................... 18,246.25
der. There wtire 48 deaths and 78
ial trains, steamers and trolley cars
Received from Lane County road taxes
birth*; 62 cases of contagious dis­
being taxed to their utmost to handlu
collected........................................................
4.390.66
eases, but no deaths resulting there­
the crowds.
Received from road taxes...............................
5,761.79
from. In the number of deaths re-
Faint films of smoke rising to th«»
Received from street assessments (pav­
ported eight of these were not
clouds gave the first indication of the
ing, etc) ..................................................... 18,337.34
chargeable to the city, but were
approach of the fleet, and at 10:30
Received from road poll taxes...................
309.50
deaths at the hospitals of persons
the flagship at the head of the ap­
Received from licenses, theatres, shows,
If the
brought from other places
proaching column could be mad«> out
dogs, et al..................................................
649.00
city has a population of 8000 people
by powerful glasses, twenty miles
Received from fines.........................................
802.50
4 0 deaths per year, or 5 per 1000,
away.
Received from miscellaneous sources..
805.37
will compare with any city in the
As th«1 ships passed the Mexican
valley.
boundary |ln<- the first real American
Warrants unpaid and issued In excess of receipts.... $39,598.29
Street I'onimlnsiom-r's Report
note of welcome sounded. A party of
Rcaourc«**
'he street commissioner made his
customs offlclalH on duty at Tla Ju­
1908
annual report, showing 10,866 feet April 8. Taxes in course of collection
ana had erected a flagpole on the
. . $12.000.00
board sidewalk built, and 10,680 feet
•here, and at Just the moment the
$26,230.47
. I «.880 17
quant streel aaaeaam»lit»,...
of cement walk built, 3405 feet of
Conectlcut crossed the Imaginary lino
sewer. A petition to grad«- and grav-
conforming to ths boundary nionu-1
General fund deficit.............
< I an alley bt-tween Sixth and Seventh
inent the stars and stripe* were hoist­
Sewer Fumi
street, from Blair west three blocks,
ed and the little band of patriots
1907
was referred to the street committee,
gavu three lusty cheer*. This demon­
$ 5,657.96
April 8. Amount unpaid warrants..............................
also to grade and gravel Alder street
stration could not reach th»« ships of j
Warrants issued for construction and re­
REAR
ADMIRAL
SPERRY.
from Eleventh street to the mill race.
the fleet to gain a response, but the
pairs .............................................................. $ 2,930.30
Naval vlllwr who will take the bat-
fact did not in any way diminish the
Nelli Members Take Scots.
1.231.18
Intereat on bonds.............................................
tlaahlu U au L around the world.
enthusiasm of the party.
458.12
Add interest on warrants paid....................
The report of the canvassing board
Several excursion steamers and '
showed J. E. Roach elected council­
■
- ■
1 1 -----
$10,277.56
Total..............................................
man from the First ward, W. S. Moon
•
Contra Cr.
from the Second ward, A. W. Gilbert
198.52
Balance, cash on hand....................
$
from the third ward and J. M. Wil­
4,992.95
liams from th«- Fourth ward. Their
Received from taxes............
2,239.57
7,431.04
certificates of election and oath of
Received from assessments
office were duly presented and the
$ 2,846.52
new members were Inducted into of­
Warrants In excess of rect^pts. .
Resoli ree*
fice, Councilnien Henderson, McCrady
2.459.77
Delinquent assessments.................
and Calkins retiring.
<>| hiis With Prayer.
I
$
386.75
Deficit
The new council was then called to
Recapitulation.
order, and Mayor Matlock called upon
$13,367.82
General fund deficit
Barcelona, April It
.lean Buell Rev. D. II. Trimble, pastor of the Sewer fund indebtedness.................
Washington, April 14
Comprcs
386.75
Methodist
church,
for
prayer.
This
sed Into what would be not more than and accomplices, yesterday found
5.000.00
Sewer bonds, 7 per cent....................
custom
was
Inaugurated
by
<he
may
­
a ten-minute speech on the floor of guilty of complicity in the recent se­
.22,000.00
S. « r bonds, 4 per cent....................
congress, the president today urged ries of bomb explosions and anarchist or a year ago when h«' took his seat. Accrued interest on sewer bonds
527.50
The
mayor
then
read
his
annual
mes
­
that body in a special message io pro­ outrages, were sentenced today Jean
found
elsewhere
tn
sage.
which
Is
vide for the construction of four bat­ Ruel), Herman Ruell and Marla Quer-
. . . . $41,282.07
Total indebtedness................................................
tleships of the largest and most ap­ ralto were sentenced to death. Jos. thia Issue.
Respectfully submitted
Kniuili'r's Annual Reixirt
proved type at once. The arguments Ruell, was sentenced to seventeen
B. F. DORRIS
of the president to Impress his Insist­ years; Amado Trllla to twenty-four
Th«< report of City Recorder B. F
Recorder.
ence of the naval program were few. years, and Francisco Trigueros to Dorris was read at the meeting. It April 8, 1908.
fourteen years at hard labor. Oth­ Is as follows:
but calculated to be effective.
China waa held up as an example ers were given lighter sentences, or
City Enginc.'r'w Report.
er reservoir, it Is poor economy to:
of the "peace-at-any-prlce” doctrine. acquitted
Eugenue, Or.. March 28. 1908.
The mother of Burgeos, one of the To > the Hon. Mayor and the Common continue the use of so high a pres­
• nd Great Britain aa having a naval
sure system, not to reckon the cost
policy to to be emulated. The result accomplices, slipped a knife Into the
Council of the City of Eugene;
for repair* if the present intentions |
of the last Hague conference made It hand of Herman Ruell with which he
Gentlemen Pursuant to request I of the city are carried out and a grav­
plain that the nations would not for attempted suicide, but was frustrat­
submit the following statement of ity ayateui put in, the extra cost of
some time, If ever, agree on a plan of ed by the guards.
the present water work« system of pipe for *0 high a pressure would ex-
limitation of naval armament. Arbi­
the city of Eugene.
ceed the cost of the present reser­
tration, the president holds, cannot
An up-to-date water works system voir* and th«> cost of repairs would [
be relied upon aa an effective rem­
such
as
the
people
of
the
city
de
­
be correspondingly greater. With a
edy, though It should be utilised to
mand. should have pipes Urge pressure such as could be maintained
the fullest extent.
enough
to
furnish
adequate
fire
pro
­
economically in a gravity system the
Dls< laimlng any Intention on the
tection. with a pressure economical in pipe lines in the present system are
part of the United States to ever en­
Berlin. April 14
A dispatch from
the
consumption
of
power,
and
cost
too small for adequate fire protec­
gage In a war of conquest the presi­
Vienna, April 14
The whole of of repairs, if a gravity system 1s em­ tion. and new reservoirs ami a recon­ Corfu states that Emperor William in
dent made It plain that this country
course of a dinner in honor of the of­
could III afford to relapse Into a place Galicia la in a slate of excitement ployed. also an abundant supply of struction of the pipe lines would be1 ficers of the British battleship Im­
where Insult would have to be borne over the assassination at Lemberg on | pure water for domestic an«l commer­ necessary. The present plant has not; placable, following a toast, said:
Sunday of Count Andre Potoeki. gov­ cial purpose*. The present plant is given good satisfaction to the people.1
in alienee.
"I drink to our two flags, and I
ernor of that province, by a Ruthenl I supplied with filter*, which if provid­ The company has employed experts
an student while the count was giv­ ed with coagulation tanks and the In the manipulation of its plant and wish that they may ever be united for
own welfare and the world's
ing an audience to a delegation of proper settling basins, should deliver there Is no likelihood of the city be­ their
n i'iioi'riin student*.
water to the consumer that is prac- ing able to get more competent men peace.”
Captain Kerr, commander of the
1
bacteria and sedi­ to manage the plant more satisfacto­
The "Young Ruthenlan*'' in th»- tlcally free from
Implacable, whose father was Lord
Austrian parliament declare such mentation. I li is stated by good au- rily than the present management
crimes a necessity to put a stop to anth lorlty that in order for filters of
Th«’ present system can only be re­ Admiral Kerr, responded:
“Mv father used to say with refer­
Polish oppression, and last night a this type to be effective it la neccs- garded as a makeshift to be used un­
thousand Poles participated In an an­ aarv for 3 |>«r cent of the water forc­ til the city could put in a new and ence to your majesty that God had
created a great emperor out of a man
ti Ruthenlan demonstration
They ed through them to be used as a back up-to-date gravity system.
gathered In mob* and broke the win­ flow In cleaning or washing the fil­
Not mentioning the value of th«( who had become a great admiral.'*
dows of the Ruthenlan clubs of the ter*. when the water 1» fr««e from sed- real estate belonging to the company'
Intent as are the waters of the Wil­ and estimating the total replacement ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦
city.
MIM I. llUlRFItS
lamette river during th«« summer cost to be 8111.808. and deducting ♦
♦
INJI BID IX W IIK k
MMIKIFD
months
in time of freshets, when $30.850, depreciation of material and ♦
♦
• —___
♦
DeWitt'*
(
arbollsed
Witch
Hasel
the
water
is
muddy
or
very
turbid,
machinery by reason of age and use.
♦
Butler. Pa . April II In the wreck
of a car at Evans City today, caused Salve It 1s especially good for pile« a back flow of 30 per cent is re­ anil ranking a further deduction of ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦
Bold
by
all
drugglsta.
quired
to
keep
the
filter*
clean
and
$17.000, the »«(mated present value
by breaking away from the engine
In Eugene. April 10, 1908. Solo­
allow them to do effective work of th«« pumping plant, reservoirs and
and plunging down a steep grade
mon F Barnes and Miss Emma F
Filtering
without
coagulation
and
*et.
The homeaiead contest case of Vi­
twenty-one workmen, a majority of
well, would leave $55.245, vnhie of I’ybnrn, Justice of the Peace R
S
them foreigners, were Injured, three ola E Wiles va. Henry 1» Miller, In tllng I* not effective and doe* not material which the city could use, Bryson officiating
valving KO air»» of land In section remove the Impurities from the wa­ though at a great disadvantage, in
perhaps fatally.
The filter*, under the present' the construction of a gravity system
3J. township 18 south of range 6 ter
Henry Jone*, one of the young men
west, was heard before United States cooatruction, could not be expected
G H W AGGONER.
Plenty uf Trouble.
who was bound over to the circuit
City Engineer.
• * caused by stagnation of the Uvei Commissioner W W Calkins today to do effective work, and frequently i
court yesterday, charged with con-
•«mwt 4’ommiller'« R«'|««rt
and bowela
To get rid of It and I X Harbaugh and I. M Travis are sedimentation I* fount! in the wa­
trlbiitlng to the delinqu. icy of a
Eugene. Or., April 13, 1948
headache and blIlousnvM and the the attorneys for the contestant and ter drawn from the service cocks, and
in time of freshet* the water is so To » the Honornhle Mayor and Com- minor girl, has furnished bail and
poison thaï brtngs laundice. take Dr Williams A Bean for th» contest«-»
has been released
from
custody
badly discolored a* to indicate that
Rings New Idfe Pilla, the reliable
mem Council of the City o( Eu­ Henry is an industrious
ung man
the filter* have not been used at all.
purifier* that do the work without
gene:
and has here;.»fore kept
DeWitt's Little Earlv Riser*." tHT
We, the undersigned, street -om- ble. He wishes it stated out of trou­
grlndlng or griplng. Me at W A famous little Liver Pill*. For «ale and under present construction could
I' not be u*»-d
that he was i
ml
’
te«'
and
street
commissioner.
Aere-
Kuvkendall'a drug store
f"t in the carousal at «he Twfiley1
by all druggists.
The ground or rsther the situation by submit the following annua re-
•
I
BOMB THROWERS
PRESIDENT URGES
SENTENCED TO
THE BUILDING OF
DEATH PENALTY
BIG BATTLESHIPS
COUNT MURDERED
BY YOUNG STUDENT
GERMAN KAISER
TAFFIES BRITISH
WARSHIP OFFICERS
SENATOR FORAKER IN
DEFENCE OF NEGRO TROOPS
Washington. April 14.—Seldom, if
ever, has the capital contained so
ruauv negroes as today. They were
attracted by the announcement of
Senator Foraker's speech in defense
of th«' negro soldiers who were dis­
charged by the president on account
of the Brownsville riot. The negroes
crowded the senate galleries, and
long before the senate opened every
seat was taken and the corridors con­
tained almost enough people to refill ,
the galleries.
A careful analysis of the testimonj
taken in the investigation of the
shooting up of Brownsville, Texas, on
August 13-1 4, 1900. and the argu­
ment in favor of re-enllstment of col­
ored soldiers of the Twenty-fifth reg­
iment was mad ? in a speech deliv­
ered today by Senator Foraker. He
prefaced his remarks by saying the!
pur ose of the investigation was not
to embarrass the president or any one
else, nor had it been prosecuted to
make capital of any kind for anybody
or against anybody. He stated that
the negroes gave their evidence with
such straightforward frankness and
such manif'st truthfulness that noth­
ing r,1'iains to shpw their complete
vindication xcept only the discov­
ery of the real culprits, which time
will surely make unless the adage,
"niur 1 t v. ill out,’’ has ceased to be ;i
truth.
The s’ 'liter declared the soldi rs
good
character
should
greatly
strengthen the presumption of their
innocence and said the citizens of
Brownsville had abundance of th"
kind of ammunition with which the
soldiers had been supplied, every
cartridge of which the soldiers had
accounted for on the day f.in?w.tj
,::ay.
.Must Have Subig Bay.
In the course of the <1,- uss I m »»
the house provision for fortifying oT
big bay. Representative H !,<un
FACTION FIGHT
WINTER HAS
SENATOR
J.
B.
FORAKER.
ed a telephone message from Admiral
Dewey saying:
“It is Sublg Bay now and forever
if we are to have a naval base.'
BEEN MILD
IN ILLINOIS
SEEMS SETTLED
AND DRY
Chicago, April 14—Governor John-
Following is a summary of weath­
er conditions in Oregon during the
winter, as prepared by the weather
bureau at Portland:
The weather during the last six
months was, on the whole, miid and
dry, with no severe cold spells and
less than the usual amount of snow
in the valleys.
There were three
rainy days near the end of October
but the seasonal rains did not really
begin until the second decade in No­
vember, and they continued thereaf­
ter intermittently until the tnd ot
Marcii. During December there was
a marked excess in precipitation be­
tween the Coast and Cascade ranges
of mountains, and one mod rate cool
spell from the 16th to the 21st. when
the temperatures in the western coun­
ties were slightly below the freeafng
point and in the eastern counties
from 10 to 20 degrees lower than the
freezing point, but only two stations
reported zero temperatures. Not­
withstanding rains occurred almost
daily in January, the total amounl
was small and by the end of the
month there was a deficiency of near­
ly two inches, which was proportion­
ally greatest In 'the eastern counties.
The coldest weather of the season
occurred during the first three days
in February, when zero temperatures
were reported in nearly every eastern
county, and tempeattires from 20 to
3 0 degrees above zero In the west­
ern counties. This cold spell was of
short duration and followed by mild
weather during the remainder of the
month. The February precipitation
was deficient in all counties, and
hardly any snow fell in the cultivated
valleys. About the middle of March
there were three or four days with
heavy rains and mild teni|»eratnres,
which caused all rivers to run bank
full and numerous washouts occurred
along the railroads in the eastern dis­
trict. Frequent light frosts occurred
in March, and in the higher se.tioas
there were a number of killing frosts
ROLLER C. SULLIVAN.
son, of Minnesota, was the guest
here today of several clubs. He de­
clared that he and his friends are
taking no part in the factional fight
in this state between the friends and
opponents of Roger C. Sullivan, na­
tional committeeman, and were not
attempting to influence in any way
the personnel of the Illinois delega­
tion to the Denver convention.
Peoria. April 14.—One of the prin­
cipal features of the Bryan rally here
tonight is the appearance of Frank
J. Quinn, as presiding offk-er. Three
years ago at Springfield Quinn joined
the Sullivan fores against Bryan,but
all difficulties seem to be amicably
settled and Quinn has accepted the
offer to preside.
0. A. C. STUDENTS
CAUSE TROUBLE ANNA GOULD
A crowd of fourteen O. A. C. stu­
dents came over from Corvallis Sat­
urday to witness the baseball game
between the college and Willamette
I nlverslty After the game the young
men skated at the rink and before
starting home six of the crowd went
into th» Royal hotel on First street
and raised a rough house.
Thev
emptied the salt and pepper Into the!
sugar and in leaving carried off|
knHes. salt and pepper shakers, and
In fact anything they could lay their I
^»"h" '? Th" I,,,llcP were »nable to
catch the young hoodlum* before I
ey left town
Such ungentlemanlv 1
AND HER PRINCE
GO TO EUROPE
New York7April 11.- Madam» An­
na Gould, with her children and their
tutor, sailed for Genoa ani Napi®
on the steamer Friedrich der Grosse
today, and about the same hour
Prince de Sagan, who has be r. pay­
ing assiduous court to Mme (Huid
sailed for Europe on the st amor St-
Paul. Mnte. Gould was rec
! -
Miss Annette Chapin, and
e ;*
registered as E. D. Hodg .
id. — Alba
SERVIAN BANDITS
SURRENDER TIMED
BUILO ANOTHER STORY
Seattle, April 14.—Without fir '*
a shot. Deputy Sheriffs Ma‘ •’-1
wich and John Liner, h-ading 1
termlned but exhausted p ’-**• la ’’
yesterday afternoon, in rt*
bound fastnesses of the Ca«a»
mountains, south of Stamped» P3’4-
flowed in on Mike Petridg- and J«’“’
Bosavich. the Servian ’ ar. i
Fir«»
W 1 be erected The captured them.
First National Bank Is putting a see
M/
bU"d,n’‘
ieive the ¿tter th’ *nd, th” Would ADMIRAL KVAM4'
.a
COXIHTIOX |MPIW’’W
building in that haff
»«-‘»ry
Paso Roble*. April 14
td®!"**
a
Evan*' condition is mosr enr ■•'lCia»'
He was taken to the bath- t la.’
chambers
1er several days of conflnewea* »
hi* room.
-A ” Fr,en,1,y. the Pioneer dry
goods merchant.. 1« having plans
drawn for a second story to the build
men»O<‘7PJ.ed b> th'‘
depart-
rnent of hl* store. While he 1» nr>t
fully determined upon building it is
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