Daily Eugene guard., March 21, 1898, Image 1

GFomded....
With work is the Guard
job department. The
work ia neat "nd prices
are right.
50 Gents
A fllonth.
GUARD.
EUGENE, OKEGONf. MONTl)AY EVENrLNTG. MAltCII 21, 1S98.
VOL.14.
NO 53
DAILY
EUGENE
Take Off
Your Hat...
Look within your
hat and see whose
make it is. You
can't always tell a
good hat from its ap
pearance, or wcignt,
or shape. You want
to know what make
of hat it is, and if it
is the right kind you
will woai it satisfactorily.
THE CHANGE MADE-
S. P. (Vs
asscDger Division Goes to
Gordon
Hats
Are splendid material and
excellent value. Call and see them.
Sold by u' 'hMl
The Extensive Deposit at
Butte b'kt
WRAPPERS FOR EVERYONE
Wo have them for sale at prices that
will make you wonder who makes 'em.
They are made all right to fit-up-to-
date-pcople, out of tho right kind of
material, some of the prices, G5c, 90c
up to 2.00.
Ladies shirt waists, are the best in
city for the prices.
OUR NEW SPRING SUITS
are ready for your inspection, up-to-date
in every respect, from $5.00 up
to S1S.00.
Our Snrinsr Straw Hats. Soft Cloth Hats, Helmets and
Sailors will please you. The McDonald Negligee Shirts,
are all 3S-incb.es long, and every one warranted not to rip.
K,A.CIS:33T STOKE.
on it i ti, oituiciis iti.i i;i vi:i(
Roseburg Review, March 10: The
news n( the change in (lie S 1 passen
ger ilivirloii citna for u certaluly hut
uight. Conductor Kearney received
tlie fiillow i g iillU'inl huh r:
roHTLANU, Or, March 18, '.SI'S,
(.'oiiiincuciiig tl:u 20th three crews on
trains 15 and l(i will run b.-tween Por -
land and Kiddles unit throe crews be
tween Middle and Diiiisunili'. The
nav east (.-..uihl uf Kiddles will be f 1C0
for e. nductora, S7 1 lor biaketueu.
West (ninth) (il Kiddles !2o for con
duclors and $75 for biakenien. Notify
your bruUeuien of change of run.
After change iu iiinsto lake etleet
the 2uth, do you want to run east or
west from Riddles-? L K K1BI.PS.
At present there will be no oilier
change in lhe luna, but it ia the gen
eral opinion among luiiroud men liial
the freight division will bo moved as
soon an facilities can be provided at
Riddle. Many believe, however, that
Gleubrook (Judge Riddle's pintle), in
stead of the present town of Kiddle
will be tlie final Ideation ol the division
terminal. Whatever it is, It is pretty
certain that the repair shops for th.
Oregon division will be 1 ealetl and
other permanent improvements made.
There is a report, also, that Eugene
will get the freight division north of
Roseburg in the place of Jiinelinn, uml
that the Koseburg local will then be
cut eft t t lie former place.
A. S. MVl.UKR.
Superior potorafs
Excelling all others In
lifeiik?
ftrtistie and
prrnanent Results.
?
of tho
' , hoto coMgAv.
Weekly Excursions In Through Cars
to The East.
Another Miroueh tourist car to the
East bat been arranged to run out of
Portland, giving four each week. Heie
fter the car leaving Monday will run
through wUiout change to Kansas City
and Chlcaeo. over the O R & N., Ore
n RhnrtT.lna. Rio Grando Western,
D.nvor A Rio Grande. Miasouii 1'acific
and Chicago & Alton. The car has
lust been arraneed for, and the one
previously scheduled for Monday has
been ohanged to Thursday. U runs
thmiiffh to Rt Louis, via the Missouri
PaclOo line. The car leaving ronn
Tuesday goes through to Boston, and
le promoted by the Chicago, Rock
Island & Pacific Wednesday's car
runitoBt Joseph, Kausas City and
8t Louis, over the Burlington. All
these special cars are receiving a grati
fvlnz uatronage. Consult OBAN
Agent before buying tickets to the
East. W H Hurlburt, General Passen
PnriUnHr L L Stevens, lo
cal agent, Eugene.
Notice.
To Agents: Commencing Feb I7ih
a tourist-car will be dispatched from
Portlaud, Maine, every Thursday, via
the Maine Central and C P Ry and
will run through to the coast.
The return day from the Pacific
coast has oeen made Thursday, the
first car lo leave being on February 24.
This is In addition to the service
now on force, and gives service as fol
lows:
Leaving Portland daily connect with
through car to St Paul.
Leaving Portland every baturday,
connect with throimh. car to Toronto.
Leaving Portlaud every Tuesday,
connect with through car to Boston.
Leaving Portland every Wednesday,
connect with through cor to Portlaud,
Maine.
Geo I" Chaw, Agent.
The Natioual liuard.
Accoidiug to a report placed before
President McKinley, there aro now
available for military duty In the
United States 10,073,716 able-bodied
men, aud of these 112,082 are already
In the militia, forming the nucleus of
a tremendous lighting force.
New York is far ahead so far as the
size of her National Guard is con
cerned, having over 13,000 officers and
men.
Pennsylvania is second with 8000
and Illinois holds third place with
r.r.,in other states have forces from
S00 to 5300, Oregon having '.500.
Al hi" home on East Ninth street,
A S McCluie passtd from this lite this
morning, the immediate cause ot dentil
being due to dropsy. Dcctattd has
bs-eii troubled Willi lheiiiualisni for
venrx tin.l about six weeks since was
eo. .lined to his room. Friday lie was
stiioken Willi, paralysb, afkcling his
speech and entire right side, and was
helpless until hia death.
This removes one of Oregou's well-
known pioneers. iVr McCluro was
born on the Wulmsh river, Iudiaua,
May 3, 1S29, and w.-a therefore aged 08
year.', 1U months aim .o uays. nn
he emigrated lo Oiegon, and was one
of the party that attempted lo leave
the old California trail and enter west
ern Oregon through tlie pass near the
Three Sisters. ThosO familiar with
Oregon's early history will remember
that tills company lost their way, seni
a parly ahead to reach the settlement,
which in turn became lost, and that
staivalion nearly claimed them all be
fore they secured relief. Deceased has
resided in Oregon ever since, at Port
land and Kugetie principally. He was
the father of eleven ohiidren, Be. ell of
whom, together with his wife, are now
living: Henry and Waller, of Seattle,
attoiuey; Horace, Seattle, assistant
nianiigiiir editor Post-Intelligencer;
Johu 8 and Will, Sta'tle; Charles,
Portland; and Miss Jennie, Seattle.
Tliote now deid are the late Prof. Bsor
Edgar McClure, of the University of
Oregon, one of the brightest young
scientists of tlie entire West, and thioe
children who died in infancy.
Deceasetl was an Odd Fellow, a cbar-
ter member of Spencer Unite lodge of
this city, and litis been prominently
identified with the order for over 30
years.
The funenl arrangements have to!
yet been made, but it will probably
occur Wednesday. Several iiiuubira
ofhls family are expected to arrive tomorrow.
(It Yti! Commercial I input tiiin-e.
R'-seln'.ig Review: Quicks-liver is
soon to t.e produced in large tp.i uitities
(mm th ; lilack Butle mines in I.aue
enmity, about 17 miles sou'lual o
Collage Grove. There is a mountain
of ore of all degrees of richness, up ti ."ti
per cent mercuiy. A contract lias been
let for the construction of a 30 ton
iltiicksih'or furnace, with condenser,
dryer, etc, work on which is lo lie
begun immediately. Hie company
has ncently built a good wagon road
to the mines, bridging several slieauis;
has bought a lino farm lor headquar
ters, with buildings that will be used
as olllces, boarding houses, etc, and
every preparation u oeing inane lor
working the properly tlie coming
season.
Tlie importance of this quicksilver
properly lies to a considerable extent
iu the fact that for several years 'ho
production ef tho metal on tho Pacific
coast has been steadily tti eliulng on
account of the mlues being exhausted
Oilier mineral products have increased
in volume. The lopoit uf the experts
who examined ti e Black Hutle mine
say-:
"All the Indications f.om present
developments warrant the conclusion
that the entire mountain is an ini
meuse deposit of quicksilver cue, which
will produce practically 2 to 3 percent
which with the ease and cheapness
Willi which it could be worked, makes
it one of the most valuable mining
nronositions on tho Paeilic coast, if not
the w hole world."
Tlie properly consists of 1010 acres of
land along tlie top of Hint k Untie,
hich, rather than an individual
butte. Is a spur of tlie Cascade range,
and rises to a height of 2700 feet above
I the level of the surrounding country.
The cinnibar ore, mixed wiih a gaiigue
that is a sort of decomposed quartz,
crops out along a distance of about 4000
feet near the crest of tho rioge, aim
there aro many eligible Bites for fun
nels, dumps, inclinis, tracks, ore bins,
furnaces, shops, nnd a l the necessary
facilities for tho economical extraction
of the ore. Six main cuts and two
tunnels liavo been made, from which
assays were made showing from 3 to
40 per cent quicksilver. Tho cost of re
ducing tho ore ia estimated at $1 per
tou. The market price of the quick
silver Is about 52 cenis a pouud.
Some time ago J Behrman, who Is
ni'inaeing the work at the mine
brought to tlie Chamber of Commerce
a collection of mlneial specimens, two
largo pieces of rock bearing cinnibar,
in one of which Iho proportion is sain
to be 40 per cent of tho weight. Yes
terday Mr Behrman brought down a
vial with nine ounces of quicksilver
that ho said ho had reduced from a
pound of ore.
Tlie Black Butte joining Company
i com, nsed ol Seattle and Port Towns-
end men, who have been quietly III
vestignting the ruerils of their
claim", and adding to the extent of
their property. Now they aro ready to
open up the mini- aim worn u eueigui
ically, and it will become an Important
industry. It is said that iho cost of
ihe production of quicksilver ill Cali
fornia is hetw. en 22 to 20 cjnts per
pound, wliile the cost of gotting quick,
silver from tho lilack Butle mines is
estimated at 10 cnts per pound.
W1I.LAISD JlEMOltlAl..
Euireui's Citizens Pay Tribute to The
Noted l.mly's Memory.
Tlie First Christian church was
rowdtd to its greatest capacity last
evening by those attendant upon the
memorial tervices ill honor of lite late
Francis E Willard.
Theprogiam was so airauged that
every phase of the gifted lady's life,
work and character weie brought out
by the speakere, and Its recital was
listened lo with Interest. A number
of excellatit musical selections alter
natid with the sneakers, adding to
Hie appreciation of tin services.
Considerable credit attaches lo the
Eugene W C T U nnd its piesident,
Mrs A J Johnson, for the success of
the services.
Following is the piogram as reu-
lered:
Funeral march from Beethoven's
Sonata op 20. Mrs Helen DeLauo.
Hviiiu "My Faitli Looks Up to
Tliee."
riiituro Reading Rev W S Gil
bert.
Solo and Quartet "On I eights o1
Power."
Willie Ribbouers' Meiuorlul Hymn
(Words by Miss Willard).
Prayer Rev Farr.
' Miss Willaid as a Patriot"- Rev M
L Rose.
Miss Willard as au Orgaulzer"
Rev R C Brooks.
Bone "Crossing the Bar." Words
by Tennyson. Music by Marnby
Mrs Brooks. Misses Cecil) ni'd Ben
elta Dnrria, Louise Voran.
"Ideal Manhood and Womanhood."
Rev C F Clapp.
"Miss Willard aB a Friend" Mrs
Farr.
Ilytiin "Blest Iln tho Tie."
"Wagner's Farewell" Mm Helen
DcLauo.
THE MAINE REPORT.
lie President Has Promised Hie Public
Immediate Information About It.
is n.M'il n:u vi:uksu. V.
Washington, March 20 By Wednes
day next the president will have In his
possession tlie in oucntotis record and
'hidings of the Maine court of Inquiry.
The report may come tomorrow or
next day, but It will surely not be later
than the dale mentioned. This much
your reporter was told totlay by au
official high in authority.
Undoubtedly the president has in
formation about the time the report
will arrive, but none of his advisers
will make a definite statement.
Authoritative denial is giv o lo the
statement that a partial report or full
report had been received hero.
Furthermore, It was explained today
by .a distinguished officer of tlie gov
ernment that ho information as to
lludlnga was expected until the formal
communication had been delivered.
It is iho present Intention of the presi
dent to make the report public through
transmission to congress as soon as ho
has bad a ohanco to read and con
sider It.
M'KIHLIY COLLAPSES.
Ovciwoik and Worry Has Shattered
His Nervous System.
DKPUT1KS APPOIN I Kit.
Assessor Burton Coin indices Field
Work of IUUU Assessment.
Assessor D P Burton has made the
appointment of tlie following deputies
who will assist li 1 in in the Held work
of the lS'.W assessment. Some of the
deputies have already begun their
work:
Camp Creek, Mabel, Mohawk, Mc-
Keiiz'e and Gale Creek G W Riges,
Willamette, Mohawk iu,d Spring
field EC Martin.
Thurston, Jasper, Fall Creek, Middle
Fork and Hazel Bell Paul Hadley.
Pleasant Hill ami Lost Valley J F
Callison.
Creswell Roht Hawley.
Goshen and country west of Eugeue
B F Keeney.
Irving Ed Bond.
Long Tom, Richardson and Chesher
J II Yates.
Spencer, Coyote, Sluslaw and
Mouud-W II llawley.
Glenleua, Walton, Lane aud Gate
Creek J II Sutherland.
Herman V 8 Meado.
Florence, Maplelon an.1 Heceta W
H Wealhersou.
Bohemia, East and West Cottage
Grove and Eugene D P Burton,
Real Estate Transfers.
Rcrmttcil ilnllr (root tho Abilraet O til CO ot
A K W heeler 4 Co.
Bell Jennings and wife to John H
McClung, 23 foet fronton East side of
Wlllamelto strtet In Eugene, between
7th aud 8lh: $1.
H L Dunn and wife to George M
Dillard nj se and e) sw J, seo 28 tp 18,
3 w: $2000.
blate ol Oregou to J W Allen, lot J,
Beo28tp 18, 3 w; $37.63.
J B Mosby and wife to I H Veatch
and I) A Mosby, lots 6 and 0, block 3,
MuFarland's addition to Cottage
Glove; $350.
DL Butler and wife to E T Butler
a el seo 3 tp 10. 0 w; $1
Frank Heuienway and wife to J H
Prince 10 acres in soo 6 tp 18, 4 w; 120
Frank Hemenway and wife d 1 o to
1) C Cole 20 acres In ceo 5 tp 18, 4 w
40
Emily J Hummer and wife to Win
Horn lots in Cottage Grove; t800
A W Gilbert and wife to E R Frank
the Hauchett property on High street
between 8th and 9th in Eugene; 11700
E E Upmeyer and wife to W E
Brown 1(10 acres in seo 30 tp 17 1 east
$400.
Is said lo tear Aiauselnttltoll.
Chicago, III, March 20. The Chrou
Icle'a Washington t-orrespondeut says:
President McKinley is almost at the
point of collapse. His condition is
such that his friends are considerably
alarmed about him. At times he seems
to be all right, but he has frequent
spells of despondency, (luting which
he is in a state of nervous terror.
He acts like a man shrinking from
some invisible danger. When he has
one of those mysterious attacks he will
not listin to a suggestion of a war with
Spain.
When he is affected iu this way Mr
McICinleyaUo fears assassnatloii. He
has developed a superstitioti that Cuba
is destined to be free, but that his own
fate is In some way involved with the
beration of the Island from Span
Ish misrule.
At his lequcst the force of detective
employed at Iho White House and
about the grounds has been greatly in
creased. Officers Hi uniform are not
kept on guard, as was the rule under
former administrations, but detective
in citizens clothes are employed.
About 40 officers are now devoted to
the work of guarding the president.
The president's frieuds think that
his trouble is of a norvous character,
and that it has beeti superinduced by
loss of sleep aud mental worry result
ing from the attention he has given
tho Cuban question.
For Health
hi Pleasure
Drink only the
purest beer
brewed on the
Pacific Coast. It
is found every
where, bottled
and on tap, and
is made by
firy Ueii)l7ard
Um. (Have- Pflt. uqerje
ilucklen-s Arnica Salve.
Tho best salve i.i the world for cuts
bruises, sores, ulcere, salt rheum, fever
soi en, tetter, chapped hands, chilLlains
corns, and all skin eruptions, auu
positively cures pllef, or no pay re
quired It is guaranteed lo give per
fect satisfa ction or money n-luuded
To luro a fold in One Day
Take Laxative Bromo (iuiuino Tab
lets. All druggists rcltiiiu the money n
itfalls to care. 2-)C. The genuine lias;
L on eaeli tablet.
Insane Again. Today J A Cri-peu
brings word Iu from Wolf Creek that
John Hutchinson is again Insane, and
r.atiers were issued anil a man w ill be
started tomorrow to bring him In for
trial. He has served one committment;
in llie'Orcgou asylum. Hutchinson is
a despeiate man and the officers ex
perienced considerable difficulty tak
ing him before and expect the same
this time, as he is rei orlcd to carry a
loaded revolver on his person. A short
time since M.itshal Stiles received a
letter iroin his n'fter, Rachel Hutchin
son at Ontario, Canada, inquiring
about him. nylnK she had not heard
1 I fr.-m I, ir bioitier for live years.
Important. J AHMg;0i0 Leader:
. ,!, .. -I,!.,' Tuesdav, Mr Halns, the I.einatl dra-
m'm0 1"""""!"D ""
all unsold goods. lr,ou ' .. ,ir .ide: ll.e mar.lial of Cottage
anu less, come , ,.i .....
lots of suits every-Urovearresu.il nun u,.. ... j...-.h-
oftlrayingin ui en; mm..... ...-..,
Do .Not Forget
The change of location of the North
ern Paeilic ticket olllce, which is now
with "The Eugene Real Estate Ageii-
cv." on tlie ground lloor, din c-ly op
posite the Uuaiiii olllce, !iear comer of
SwVCPth and Willamette streets, lu
gene. This is tlie only regular Clly
ti, . ii,.i nilliu in Lane county. Wo uru
absolutely Hie only lino running
throuc.li ears from Eugene to the East
or S-ititli without change. Remember
no change of cars at Portland via the
Northern Pacini:, the only line run
ning tlie upholstered Pullman Tourist
Sleeping cars and the cclebral- d Din
lug cais on every train. Don't forget
tills in choosing your route for a busi
ness or pleasure trip.
For insinuation call op or address
R McMi ltlMIKV, General Agent,
Opposite GUAIU) ofllce, Eugene.
ligs lor Sale.
The unilcrslgnoil will have for sale
on or about Juno 1 n lot of first class
yellow fir saw logs, about one and one-
half million feet. Some are now being
cut ami banked ready to roll into the
river ut my farm near Ellistou. Par
ties wishing to purctiaso saw logs are
Invited to call anu Inspect thorn on or
about May 1 nex1. Also I will havo
about as many more for sale by next
fall, and a further lo'. of from 3,000,000
to 4.000,000 feet to be prepared for
market during the season of '08 and '00
All of paid logs will be banked at my
place on tlie McKenzie river.
John CoaswEix.
Eillston, Feb 1, 1808.
Attention Kx-Union Soldiers.
It Is your duty to become members
of J W Geary Post, No 7, G A R, De
partment of Oregon, if you live in this
Jurisdiction. Post meetings every sec
ond and f iurtli Friday evenings of each
month.
E F Chapman,
Commander
A C JknniN'is, Adjutant.
For Hale on Good Terms.
A first class brick and tile factory,
dolnir a good business. Reason fir
selling: Have other business.
MrrciiEi.ij A Moork,
Newberg, Oregon
For Sale.
I have a 12 horso J I Casu portable
engine which I will sell cheap or trade
lor a irood team of heavy horsoB and
wagon.
J H HAIUUS, agent.
For Aultman & Taylor Thresher Co
Wheel far Trade.
A eood wheel to trade for body fir
or grub oak wood. Rackkt.
Snow. Tlie beautiful fell last night
to the depth of about 3 inches, but
melted rapidly as the day has been
warm and sunshiny.
Change or Location.
The Northern Pacific Ticket Office
has been changed from Its former loca
tion over Hall's grocery store to more
commodious quarters, with The Eu
gene Real Estate Agency, on the
ground floor, first door north of Grif
fin's hardware store, directly opposite
the tlUAiti) olllce, where they will be
pleased to see any persons contemplat
ing a trip East or South.
For information concerning rates,
routes, time tables etc, call ojaji or ad
dress -
R McMuhtiiky, General At.
Opposite Guaku oflloe, Eugene.
Ji
Fur Sale at a Bargain.
A beautiful country t homo with
twenty-five acres of excellent laud
flue dwelling house of modern con
stiuolion, two wells of elegant water
outhuildlngH etc Fine fishing and
ii n ting. Would exchange for a pry
ing business. For particulars address
Box 477, Eugouc, Oregon.
JIaro Stiayeil.
Strayed from my place S miles north
of Eugene In July, a black mare, 13
years old, weight about 1100 pounds.
Bulging forehead and dish-faced.
Information leading to her recovery
will be rewarded. Address
M O Mastkrson.
Eugene, Oregon, Deo 20, 1807.
Attention!
FOR SALE.
The Way to do Y.
at factory prices.
for we are selling
i day.
Salem Wooi.kn Mill Btokk.
I IMi't Tolnrro -fit anil siiT' '.l 1"'!
I,Tlh "ill '-"r . "r. thai
LrUM KeaxxlF . cuivete or f- wa.
i locked lilm up in '.he calaboose In
default of paying his One.
Wantkh. A Milch cow for her keep
during the spring and rummer mouths
Inquire "f ,
i C C CltONKK.
$60.00 $4000
' KIRKLAND PLACE
iryou -,,. i, .- , !oiiJ one1)alf mim norlh ofEu,
gene on river roan.
for business or pleasure remember Hie
Southern Pa iflo Is tho only company
that cun check your baggago through
from Eugene to de-tination.
A tourist ear passes through Eugene
every night direct to Chicago without
change. For maps, folders, terms and
further Information apply to
E J MtCLANAHAN,
Southern Pacific overland ticket
olllce, first dour south Hotel Eugene.
Our Spring Goods aro most all
hero now. We invito you to
como beforo the lines aro broken
It will pay you to seo thorn.
DRESS GOODS-
Is where we shine.
Ottomans Beugalines Poplins Melanges
Mavelieux.
piid.li. Plain, shades we have them
all m the newest weaves and colors.
Prices to suit every one.
All that is new nretty and desirable
you will find here, this Is to be a season
of Ribbons aud Laces galore. We ate
prepared for It.
CORSETS AND GLOVES.
Now etvlcs. and prices, ask to see the
Thompson's glove flttlng corset, they
are sure lo fit and please.
WASH GOODS.
This line comprises o many such
dainty creations, It will be Impossible
u do mem usuce in pi ....
They must be seen before you can real
ize their beauty. Organtlo LIsm Mir
rettl, Imperial Dotted Swiss, mull Or
gBiidle.Mt Germain Fastlne Bcotch ep
hlra, Tolls Diinords. Mngnum.Fanoles;
Scotch.Lawn.Peicoles Vicunas Out ng
are a few and at prices from 5c up, looK
them over.
....FOR ONE MOUTH OMLY
Will divide the place to make sale.
Enquire of
Eugeno Real Estate and
Investment Company.
First Door noulli Hotel Eugene.
CLOTHING.
We are receiving additions In this
department continually, we will have
a surprise for you in a few days
HATS AND CAPS.
In this line we can ph ase all whether
It he, shape, color, style, quality, size,
or price. We are agents for the famed
Kiniisburry soft hat, and the RulofT
stlfl hats, both acknowledged leaders
In their lines.
SHIRTS.
Gold and sliver means correct style,
nerfect lit careful finish aud honest
value, you gel tiiiai iroiu ua uuij.
SHOES.
Here It Is hard to pick the winners,
we have them 111 the new tans,
Drowns black fancy vesting tops and
plain new coin toes lace for both ladles
gentlemen. 2.0(i buys as pretty and
good a sho as most dealers will ask
$:) 00 for. Come and see them anyway.
New styles ami colors In this week.
SHIRT WAISTS.
Trojan Is the acrao of perfecllou In
this line, they are golug already.
We are agents for tho justly famed Jamestown
Worsteds. Tho aro woll known as among tho
newest productions a nd sterling value
F. E. Dunn