Daily Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 189?-1904, May 21, 1898, Image 1

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VOL.14:
TOWELS
!oU8 DOZEN
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from
12 1-2
10, $10.50, $13, 815, $17, $20, $25, $30, $10, 45,
50, $00. $05 and $80.
PARLOR SUITS, $25, $35, $50, $35.
WOVEN MATTRESS, $1.25, $1.85, $2.50, $3.50.
KITCHEN TABLES, 1.25, $3.25. $4.00.
top r ttt? 2.00, $2.25, $5.50, $8, $10,
1U1 -UAllKJ 1o 13j ?18) 24, $30.
SHADES, 30c, 45c, 50c, G5c, 80c, $1.00, $1.25.
Day i m
When You See
THE WILLSIE
ion will look no further. SVp hnve them nnd
will be pU'fised to show them to you.
Superior potorafs
J L. PAGE,
-DEALER IN- -
Having a Large aud Complete stock of
Staple and Fancy Groceries bought
in the best markets,
EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH,
otter tho puMI by.ier prlc?
For Health
m Pure
Drink only the
purest beer
brewed on the
Pacific Coast. It
is found every
where, bottled
and on tap, and
is made by
fpry Ueiphwd
Wm. Hayer Got. ujerpa
RECEIVED DIRECT
the factory
Size, 45x21 inches.
Cents Apiece
BONNETS.
A new invoice of Bon
nets just received. Call
before the stock is
picked over.
SETS
Cor Seventh and
9 Willamette Sts.
TONI&ET.
Einergeacy Corps Benefit at The
:imiiy.
t:.rOHC Kllulllil Alleliil.
Toi.ll t ul the Anumy ihe ladies of
ihe Pair nlic Leuuii. will nive all ice
cream and straw berry festival, predded
by a spicy musical and literary pro
gram. The proceeds will Le set aside as a:i
Emergency Fund, to be used to give
nnv needed assistance to "our boyB"
who have gone to the war from this
county, as well as to their famines ai
home. Tho program will be as fol
lows:
PROGRAM:
riinriia America.
Recitation Uennle Williams
Recitation, Chicamaugua of 1S98...
Mary Skipworth
Holo Disy Oilbert
Solo, The Heroes who sank with
the Maine Maude King
Solo, Patchwork Quilt -Faith Lister.
Male quartette,
Recitation, Tho Oregon Boys in
HhiB Claire lirlstow
S ilo and chorus, Tenting Tonight,
Recitation Uraco Hoiaen
S() Blanche Straight
Recitation, The Soldiers t'radle
Hymn Lillian McEIroy
Select Reading C V Galloway
uin Louise Yoran.
Admission, iucluding everything,
23 cants.
Mu Harry Templeton Selected.
The Preabyteilnn church, In theob
senee of its pa,tor, lisv Win Gilbert,
who is chaplain of the Oregon Regi
ment, bound for the Philippines, has
secured Mr Harry Templeton to fill
tho pulpit until August 1st. Since
graduating from tho U of O In 'DO.
Mr Templeton ban spent one year at
Williams C' llegeend ihis lat year at
fun r'rancis(0 The 1 g oal (Seminary.
1 He preached for the church a few Kun
! da.igo. The large congregation that
I heard him was "' favorn'.ly lm
I pR'ssed by his (flort.
I Keiluction Kate.
I Good until Sept 30, round trip to
l!,well Springs, going Saturdays and
1 turning Mnndajs at one tare from all
!talioiu ltweu R'eburg and Ku-
: c-ne.
i R iunrl trip to Portland $8.15.
' Round trip tickets t Salem for Ihe
Intcr-Collegiate Field Day, June 4,
Apply to Chas V Oolloway r
' at rt'ilkim A Lino's drug tre.
EUGENE, OKEGOX. SATURDAY EVENING. MAY 21, 1898
SPANISH FLEET!
POLO LEAVES MONTREAL
Soldier Train Wrecked 3 Killed
and 12 Wounded
VAM'OIVKH. moor DCIMKT
Special 10 thoUus.nl.
Maduid, Hpniu, May, 21 Admiral
Camaia now ut Cadiz, Spain, lias receiv
ed ordei to leave inside of a few hours.
His destination is unknown.
POLO DEPARTS
Montreal, Cauada, May 21 Minis-
ter Polo, formerly iu charge of Span
ish allairs at Washington, D C, leaves
tonight for his home in Kpain.
SOLDIERS KILLED
Chattanooga, Tenu, May 21 The
train conveying the First Missouri in
fantry to Chicaniaugua was wr coked to
day. Five soldiers wore killed and
twelve wounded.
LEAVING VANCOUVER
Vancouver, Wash, May 21. 2 p m
United Statea troops are leaving tho
barracks here today for Ban Francisco
F
SPANISH
Pergonals.
Uncle Jake GUIep!e I) still alive
but very low.
Harry Teaaplelon arrived up from
Hal8ey today.
Col Delos D Neer returned homo to
Portland this morning.
Chas M Kisseuger weat to Junotlon
today to hear the campplgnirs.
Mrs Wortman returned to her home
In Portland on this forenoon's local
train.
Glen Anderson arrived here today
from Gray's Harbor where he has been
for two months.
Will KGlen, who has been attend
ing the U of O left today for Portland,
to receive treatment for his eyes.
Miss Ada Hendricks leaves New
York today en route home. Her
many friends will be glad to gicet her
again,
Mrs A A Skaggs, formerly of this
oltv. who has resided at Medford fi r
sometime, has removed to Ashland j
and orders the Guard mailed to her
new address.
H J Day returnsd from Junotlon on
the 2:10 local. He reports n goodly
number of men In attendance upon the
speaking by the campaigners, which
il being held In the opera house.
Idaho Troops Two special trains
paed through here last evening b
twee u 7 and 8 o'clock with twe battal
Ions infantry, Idaho volunteers, coi .
sistlng of 24 officers and M4 men,
A sou of J' lin Anderson was smoi
th number.
Hit Cattle Shipment.
Junction City Or., May 20.-.V L
Rarrett shipped W0 In ad of cattle from
this place today to Spokane Wash. A
H Arnett of North Dakota, was the
buyer.
r-sftev 'mp i 'rip; rfW!""'
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i
I 1 I n r Piinnillrtil Irt Drt UiiiVin.i In I
mum liiara Lfave$!mi'UM lu uim iwiinmil Claim if W
Cadiz, Spain mn Entail Siafaolkta
vn low
VESSEL ORDERED TO 'FRISCO
Ifgulari
Will Recruit to Full
Strength.
moors Aitmvi:
.Spcclnl to the Guard.
Key West. "Ma, May 21; 8:45 p ir.
Yellow fever is reported raging ill Ha
vana. Cula.
to iuvruit.
Washington, li C, May 21; 4:45 p
in Tlis Nineteenth and Twenty-third
regiments, regulars will recruit to full
strength, (ifteeu companies ef one bun
dled men each, lefoio leaving frail
Francisco for Hie Philippines.
ordered to 'FRISCO
The steamship Centennial bus been
ordered from Ktaltle, Wash, to tfau
Francisco t: tuUe trropa to fio Philip
pine Island. Two more t?iuuhips
will be teeured next week.
TROOPS AltltlVE.
San Fuancisco, May 21; 0:1) p in
First regiment from Colorado and Wy
oming havoai rived l;ere.
GAERISOf4 OPPOSITE MORRO
FIRST TO SAIL
Troops Leave for
Onul.lll HI I I IVI II I.ANI. MUIIT
Kan Francisco, May 20 -Oregon's
tino regiment ol volunteer Infantry has
receiv. d orders to be nady to s.iil for
tho Philipines by Monday next. At a
late hour this eveuiug, Colonel Sum
mers was infoniii'il that his command
should be ready for the voyage at that
time, ami a few minutes afterwards
the wind.-Oregon camp was lu n sta'e
nfjolitlcition.
( 'olnli'l Summers li'ii appointed W H
Gilbert lil.-torian f the regiment, Willi
tho view of having net male records
k-pt,aiid an elllri.d account written,
should there weur events of Impor
tance. Chaplain Oillxithas received
from W M Ladd, of Portland, 20(), to
be used for the regiment alter It reaches
Manila. 'I lie haudioino contribution,
for whic h Ihe boys are epntu grateful,
Is lu the form ol drafts on I anks In
Mauilri.
KM -HON ol OKFH MtS-Kl. 11
Cuilip, 115 Woo.lu.io f H e World nt
lh"ir riular meeting I "l mgoi elided
ofllcers as follows: CoumiI coiriiuand
er, C H Hunt; advisor, W M Green;
buiker, W A Wood; icort, C H Far
row; watchman, W II Parsons; wintry,
R Garri-on; manager. J W Kayi.
Delegates to di-t net convention to t,e
held at R'l.el.oi-, June lo: M O Wll
kill", J W Ka, i: O Poller, S A Hu-
llo, W .M 1 (ms-ii, s w laylor, J 11
W lavlor, J 11
liarn- and R Mc.M urphey, Allerurttrs:
I, O Ileckwiih, W A Wood, W W
Mr nin, Jno iiiimer, -I M Taylor, JI j
Pa tons, C S Hunt and C S Farrow.
m- mm rLEfllncilr
I
CHARLESTON SAILED
Care lo lie Exeicised About Havana
Harbor.
fit.n voiik in rAiin n.
Kstilal to Mis QuarJ.
Washington, D C, May 21; 5:30 p
m Tho United States navy depart
uieut says Admiral Cervera'a Spanish
fleet never tutored Santiago do Cuba
but auehoied outside and tent a small
boat aslioro to send the dinpatuh to
Spain.
CHARLESTON SAILED.
San Francisco, May 21 Tho Cruiser
Charleston sailed for the Philippine.
Islands at 11:23 o'clock this forenoon.
HAVANA I1AH1IOR.
Washington, 1) C, May 21; 6:30 p ui
Xo more permits will bo given for
eign vessels to enter Havana barber
except men of war, to take away cltU
zens of their nationality.
COALING SAMPSON'S FLEET,
Key West, May 21; 5:30 p in Com-
CASTLE.
niodoro Sigsbee Is still at KlngHton,
Jamaica, where ho delivered coal lo
Admiral Sampsons fleet.
NEW YORK HAILS.
Key West, May 21; 5:30 p m-Ad-miral
Sampson's Hag ship, tho New
York, which put in here for ropalrs
has departed.
Church Notices.
M E CHURCH.
The usual services tomorrow. All
will be made welcome. J T AliUOTT
Pastor.
PRESIiVTEIUAN CHURCH.
Preaching services at 11 a in. Mr
Hirry Templeton recently from San
F.anciico Theological Seminary will
oouduct the services.
I1AITIHT CHURCH.
iuuduy School Pi a in; preaching 11
m; Juniors 3 pm;HYP U of CE
1:1 i p in; preaching 7:30 p ni.
Hour Leslie,
Pastor.
u 11 CHURCH.
Rev NolT will preach tomorrow St 11
a m billow lug the sermon he will con
duct the quarterly communion ser
vices. He will also preach at 7:30 p ru
i:l" p m, joint Hireling r.f Junior and
Keillor Elldeavoli'l.
P O Ilil.NEIIRAKE,
Pastor.
CONGREGATIONAL Clll'RSH.
All services at the usual hours. The
evening meeting will be a Gladstone
moril service In union with the
, Knlscot.al church. Addresses will be
- ; iv,n tjy jj01 H j V,,ran, Dr D K
,verlilge and others upon Gladstone
a, Bia'esman, Gladstone's place 111
l.i-torv. Gladstone as aChrlsilan. All
are cordially welcome.
R O Hrooks,
Pastor.
31 is. Howard,
brated Kodloni corset, will exhibit them at
fllO sitftvo ill' I V 7.'.,.,r.
vi
week only. From )
p m.
No charge made
ffAR mm.
hi
McKinlcy .mil Secretary Loii
The Board Now.
torn
AMERICAN 'WARSHIPS SIGHTED.
Speelal I the Guard.
Washington, D. C, May 21; 5 p m rrosidont Mc
Kinlov exercises censorship over his Cabinet. IIoroaftr
x rvsitient lueiviinoy unu oecroiary ot navy liuug
full and complete charge of War secrets. Ever Binco the
war began some member or members of the Cabinet have
informed press representatives of secret matters. This will
now bo stopped.
Warships Sighted-
Madhid, Spain, May 21; 5 p m A Havana, Cuba,
special ropdrU sovoral American warships in sight of that
city.
Watching
Washington, I) C, May 21
ment will use tho utmost vigilance ovr Admiral Camora'a
movomonts. Camora loft Cadiz today, dentination unknown.
Shelled
Madrid, Spain, May 21
American warships Bhollcd
damago was inflicted.
THE WHEAT MARKET.
A Slight Advance lu Prices.
Hpeclsl lotlie UuaM
Liverpool, May 21 Cargoes on
passage, steady; Liverpool spot 3d
dearer.
New York, May 21. Market higher
dosing at ll.OOJ per bushel
Chicago, May 21. Closed at (1.57!
per bushel.
Han Francisco. Closed at H-&7J
per cental.
The south. hound local was 40 min
utes late this morning.
lean!
Yon
nampftoii in brier tle Hpuniili 'i)nlroii, to rirlvo tlium out if American
wkUth. or nink them. KujMme's Jil Htnrn U aftr tho Oxforda. Hee
window for stylet.. CYine In mini gut rlct"i.
Wo tirt tli irfil.n with t rlnth21
KA top iitnt taA l.latn top choco
late ii'J blm-k, coin tots
1.25
1.50
Clotli Kiid kll (oji tirk or pitnt
nW (Rtl ftli'l l;i:k, lli-Wlil7
I he best thing that has struck lo.
tlat.ly is HAPPY HOME l""d
i lolliliig. All cuaranUeil. 4Upatre
o chiMsie from. A lit guaranteed.
ronrospii f in.o' llu polo.
ivauiuiian during mis
to VI a m and 2 to
for fitting corsets.
To Be
Camora.
; 5 p ni The War Depart
Guantama.
A Havana special says two
Guantama yesterday. No
O.NI.T VIA UUNU KOm.
Wliero and How Mull Is Taken
the Philippines.
For
Tho question has been asked: "How
O'leu can mull be sent to the Philip
pines?" The latest Issue of the postal
guide shows that mall for the Philip
pines leaves Han Francises every 10
days, and Tacoma about every 20 days.
Doth lines of steamers carry it to
Hong Kong, where It is taken by an
other Hue of steamers, so that all mall
goes via Hong Kong.
Day fS Henderson, Undertakers end
tnibafmers, Cor. Wil. and 7th sts.
the Latest?
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r.ti!,, t..p. titirk tip, 1tty t'M Il
n I't-Niii v hii-I on,, i tmt II m mnl wvarttlj 1 QIC
wt it, a H smUiv. Una wt-k for J
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lurui-l oxfoiili in IjIni k ainl rhnn O-W
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F E. DUNN.