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divorce suit caused
WINS
MURDE"
19.—The possible
Boston, Aug.
Bot:’e f°r the kil,lng of Wm- E- An'
at the Bayside Yacht Club's pier
by Captain Peter Haines Jr. may be
found in the fact made known to
day that Mrs. Hains had filed suit
for divorce against her husband, the
papers having been served on Hains
August 10th. In her suit Mrs. Hains
makes sensational charges against
her husband's character and demand
ed a public hearing.
She believes
that Hains and his brother conclud
ed that Annis was behind the bring
ing of these accusations and had
suggested to Hains that the only way
she could clear herself of the charges
preferred by Hains in a divorce ac
tion »as by demanding that her case
he tried in open court.
Charles H. Libby, father of Mrs.
Hains, says she returned to her fa
ther's home June 2, after being cru-
ally beaten by her husband
Libby
says his daughter was so badly beat-j
K. OF P ORDER
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Poughkeepsie, X, y„ Aug 19.__
The feature of the opening day o'
the grand circuit meeting at the Hud
son River driving park today was tin-
2:16 pace, in the which the first heat
ot which The Eel went in 2:02*4.
He thus beat the track record. *iis
bis
own
made
,, record, and
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mile paced in the grand circuit this
year
I he Eel's chief competitor was
George Gann.
The plastering Is nearly finished
in both the new Bible I'niveraity
building and in“ Rehms“ ha IL whicTis
being remodeled.
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Chicago. Aug
19—John
A
Hlnsey.
the
"Captain
Dreyfus of the Knights of
Pythias,"
after
suffering
several years' expulsion from
his lodge, charged with em
bezzling »500.000, has been
exonerated and
reinstated.
The charge was made by Og
den Fethers. of Janesville,
Wis., when Fethers was su
preme chancellor of the or
der
Hlnsey fought the in
dictments and
they
were
quashed and all subsequent
civil suits which were start
ed he either won or they
were dismissed.
Finally he
was
reinstated
with
all
rights and privileges after a
seven year fight at the re
cent bl-ennial convention of
Pythian* at Boston
No 31
in» m tile -econa round tonlgnt Stan
ley Kete
of Grand Rapid*. Mich ,
put out Joe Thomas, of this city,
with a shower of punches to the jaw
and body. In the first round Thom
as lauded a couple of punches to the
body which seemed to give him con
fldenc«
Ketchel' backed Thomas in
to a corner, made a half shift anil
caught Joe on the side of the heal
with a hard left-haud punch
Ketcn-
el then feinted Thomas wide open,
and sent In a fierce right-hander to
the stomach, putting Thomas down
for the count of seven.
When Joe
arose. Ketchel sent him down again
with hard rights and lefts to the
body aud jaw
MILITARI FORCE
AT SPRINGFIELD
IS REDUCI
DON’T MONKEY WITH THE BUZZSAW
EFIN
.EFT
DEADLY AUTO WORKS
OVER TIME IN ’FRISCO
MOKE
San Francisco, Aug.
18.—After I
about one minute and a half of fight-1
As
A
MRS. GARDNER'S
HARRIMAN AFTER
GOODS SIEZED BY
CHAMBERLAIN'S
COSTUMS OFFIGALS
INFLUENCE
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Balance of our lawns, batistes and all
thin wash materials closed out at S-price
10c lawn_____________ 5c
20c lawn_____
10c
Iwery garment reduced.
$1.25 long’ or short kimonas,
mike.room price, each.
Wash Dresses Closing Out at J4
Jacket suits ard shirt waist suits, some
pique, others of India Linon, all at X-pnce
$10.00 suits
$5.00
$3 75 suits
$1.88
85c
Wrapper Sale Contin’d
Mercerized Ginghams
Pure Linen Suiting
Dark wrapper dressesof black and white,
gray and blue, and white calico and percale,
all for less now.
$1.2. quality now $ 1 $1.50quality $ 1 25
$1.75 quality now $ 1.50
25c mercerized ginghams, blue,
brown and light checks. Make-room
price
35c 36-inchcs wide linen suiting
blue or lavender.
33-inch
zephyr ginghams,
wanted colors. (See window)
all
pair
75c long lisie gloves, <2 button length, 55c
Si long lisle gloves. 16 button length, 85c
SI.35 long lisle gloves. 16-button length, $1
36 inches wide, white only
The yard 15c
The yard 12^c
THOMAS L. HISGEN.
Massa.liuset ts man nonilnnlcsl fol
president by the Independence league
Mr. IIlagen has been the most power
ful rival of the Standard oil company
lu the eastern states for several years.
Lisle Gloves
Linen Finished Suiting
Zephyr Ginghams
"household goods.” valued at 1*000.
Pines and penal Vies aggregating
170,000 have been paid, but the cus*
toms officials say that »80,000 will
have to be paid before the goods can
be released
Mrs. Gardner's goods were shipped
Into this country In the name of Mr».
Chadhaurne, a friend of Mrs. Gard
ner's, and Mrs. Chadbourn? Is out of
the city and could not be Interview-
New Fall Dress Goods Are Now Ready
plain, fancy and the invisible
stripes which Dame Fashion has decreed the most popular, are here ready for your selection. The best are sure to be
selected tirst. The assortment is complete
Men’s Work Shirts and Sox
Extra heavy, dark colors,
50c
each....
3 pair heavy white sox
25c
for
35 and 45c
Sale Prices 35 Cents
We call your attention *o the full line of
“Dutchess Trousers” now on display.
Fresh from the factory.
No used-to be
or has-beens.
New, snappy up-to-date stylish goods
and every pair backed by the celebrated
guarantee
Detroit. Aug
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Birmingham, Ala, Aug. 19.
Early
today the residence of Thomas Dug-
gan, a contractor of the. Tennessee
Coal, Iron Ai Hallway Company, at
Platt City, was dynamited and nearlv
demolished.
T«|>
of
Duggan.'*
daughters were Injured.
Later th»*
home of Harry Davis, a negro miner,
wns dynamited, but nobody was hurt.
Two negroes have been arrested.
There Is much unrest In th< ini'.
Ing district and further trouble is
expected.
ATLANTIC FLEET
SIGHT AT SIDNEY
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Thirteen were'
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wh<
a barge of dynan
exploded 4
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under th«* drill of a »easel, which was
destroyed, which had 1» < n working
on the new Livingston channel. The
charge of dynamite had been left In
e bole by the night shift.
When the tug reached the scene 4
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with
her boilers
i badly wrecked.
and
her decks
standing on end
pqulrf’d.
.strewn with maimed and bleeding
workmen.
The Injured were taken
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Amherstburg for medical aten-
10c a Button; $1 a Rip
If you don't know what it means, ask us.
Hampton Bros
U III IT
WEALTHY BREWER
KILLED IN WREC
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CYPRIANO CASTRO.
President of Veliezneln. who is sgal
In mi International muddle. This tin
It Is with Holland, nnd Dutc h warsbq
are meneclnv his shores.
er. and his wife were killed today "
Cottonwood when their antomobil
was struck by a train on the .Minn«
seta & St. Louis railway. Mrs Ed«
Lebalre, a sister of .Mrs. Gluec^. an.
her two-year-old daughter are seri
ously injured.
ILLNESS DRIVES
MINISTER TO SUICIDI
Ptica. Aug. 19.
Rev. Jarr.es D
Phelps, treasurer of Syracuse f’nb
vrslty, sh t hii.>ae.*f In his room at
the Wurz hotel last night, leaving s
note saying he did not wish to .!»<
longer.
Phelps
is
understood to
have been III and was for a time in a
private sanitarium.
SEVENTY MINERS
Wigan, England. Aug. 19.
It Is believed that riot a
single man of th,- seventy en
tombed in the Maypeld mine
yesterday as the result of
an exphslon, have survived.
The four reported rescued
were taken from the end of a
portion of th? works, and the
resciera discovered eighteen
horribly mangled bodies to
day.
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WHE^E CASH BEATS CREDIT
o
THAN' CO!
A report emanating from traveling
men In this city Is to the effect that
E 11 Harriman, the Southern Pacific
magnate spending his vacation at
Pelican Bay, has no great revelations
Minneapolis,
Aug.
19.—Jo
to make to Governor Chamberlain,
but desires to win him over to tile Glueck, a wealthy Minneapolis lire
corporation view of American life,
since he Is certain to become a Vnll-
e<l States senator.
Harriman, It is
said, feels that
a great
crisis is
about to occur In the railroad affairs
of the nation, and Is far from certain
that he will have enough I'nltcd
States senators In his hands to stave
oft the threatened storm.
Yesterday Chamberlain spoke
the people of Klamath Palls,
nothing of any consequence was giv
en out officially as to what reason
Harriman had for asking the gover
nor to come to him clear across the
state.
DYNAMITE CHARGE
COST SEVERAL LIVES
Newest of the New
I wo-picce suits for men. light-weight
for warm days, dark or light colors. Prices
from 54 50 to $15.00. They C 7 CA
are yours for one-half $2.25 to’P *
harvest hats
llna Nothing to Say
liostors, Aug. 19
Mrs. Jack Gard
ner declined to discuss the seizure of
her goods.
Latest, of the Laie
Seen in the Clothing
Department
RESI I Ts
DYNAMITING IN
MINING DISTRICT
The yard 27c
18 cents
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Chicago, Aug
19
The
I'nlted I
State* customs officials have seiz<-d
Tapestries, painting.s statuary and
rare armor valued at »80,000, thei
property of Mrs. “Jack" Gardner, of
Boston, bought abroad for Mrs. Gard
ner's palace on Back Bay. The ¿nods
It Is alleged were brought here as
If you want to see a busy store, even'in August, look in
here any day. We are doing the business of Eugene in the
dry goods line. Our goods are the best and prices always
everlastingly the lowest. It will pay you to keep posted on
the contents of this advertisement
Long or Short* Kimonas
AL a Mak< -Koom Price
ANT!
Springfield,
Aug.
19
The ■
diers are leaving for their homes
day and by tomorrow the mtllti
fore, in Springfield will be reduc
to 1500, which ts believed to be
ample number to handle the slti
tlon Tilts reduction In the force »
save the state about 120,000 a d
it Is stated
Investigation into
the lynchll
and mob rule Is fruitful. The b
element is coming forward with
formtalon for the grand Jury, a
residents of the "black belt" d
trlct, realizing fh.it old oonditlc
are a thing of the past, are makl
frantic efforts to preserve their p
sonal interests.
While information for the gra
Jury seems easy to obtain, the co
ner's Inquiry is not so prolific of
suits, probably due to the pub
character of the Inquiry.
For
stance at the coroner’s inquest
the lynching of Scott and Burton
day, there was a noticeable lack
definite testimony as to Indivldua
If thia condition
continues t
chances for conviction of the lead«
of the riots is remote.
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8. S. Range went to Salem today
E are not afraid to almost give goods away. We are
determined to clear the store of every yard of goods
«^STANDARD
J ASHION BOOK and every piece of summer material if we have to make the
■ALL I90S
price so low as to almost give them awav. This we are doing
and the goods are being sold and carried away very fast.
Wa»h D-ess Goods Nearly all Sold
NOT
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NER's iNylEST
San Francisco, Aug. 19
Harry
Breen, eighteen years of age, was
run down and killed by an automo
bile today at Fourth »nd Howard
streets. The machine was driven bv
A. Rolling, f the Baker *» Han. iton
Company, and the claim is made that
Breen had been riding on the real
end of a wagon and Jumped off In
front of the automobile
Breen's death makes the thirteenth
fatality for automobiles around San
Francisco since July Sth.
The Make-Room Sale 2Ìi Summer Goods
mi ago «r mmm ruSBFioseuv M« «■«,
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BIT
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The Mail Order House of Lane County
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