Daily Eugene guard., June 13, 1900, Image 1

DAILY EUGENE " GTJAKD.
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at your door for only
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18.
WEDNESDAY EVENING
EUGENE, OREGON, JUNE 13, 1900.
WEDNESDAY EVENING
NO. 119.
Te are showing this week
;cellent good values in
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON.
s
I Advertisements in the
f DAILY GUARD Reach
the Right kind of People.
Men s Mb Duel Pants
lue Serge Coats .
and Vests.
Something New in
Capes with Glasses.
SEE WINDOW DISPLAY.
HAMPTON BROS.
Lest We Forget"
Your attention is again
called to the fact that
Yerington's Pheno-Quinine
i ipeeitic forCold in the Head. La Grippe, Heartache, and
lotlierimilar complainta. hatisfautium Uttiuun&z u&in
fe pared and sola ou as
Yerington's 9th Street Drag Store,
EUGENE, OREGON.
'See Our New Line of Sideboards,
JUSTIN
DAY & HENDERSON
Hot on the Trail
of Coffee!
What will you take to try a sin-
c poind ct Chase & sanDorns
li-drade CofTee ?
t.rcinnines are hard, as the
.' . i 1 when he began by stcal-
. but listen to the tactsl
..c 1 . ;. lining of everything is a
' 1 1 ine used only by them
s ( i:t the full-grown ber-
1 r firms would call this
1 1 I'! v.t. 1 i t you vcn"t when
! : to i.i ink the coltte.
U:. ' -p-ctVcnrr.ly roast-
:r r. '. . ' ' ryare
':'.: ! lalcO. in o) istcrs so
I i f PtJi ' riron : lost
i ,rr-1 i'Vu i . kr rl bkssed
.. " -'- iliis gives
! . f 'c , kitchen I)
-. -xr. rests the hermetic
" ; 'its U ic-. i".Vc Intt Chase
'.. ,'; '- ; rl d pr.r hment
: . i 5 , -i' iw rring the Seal
ti.ii :.n It v.iih thi-ir signed war-
; i'-'.' :'ir.si t;i alily. This he
. .o - -r U;y any other
... .'Ml I" 4
J. W. KAYS FURNITURE GO
EM3ALMERS tnd FUNERAL DIRECTORS
The Tnal of the Horton Murderers.
Tbe mailt and telegraph hav al-
read brought the newt of the coovio-
ilnn nt the Indian who leader of
the crowd Id the murder of Mr ana
Hra Horton while tbey were taking
o,o.irfim nutlnir on the beach near
Bkaewey, latt Ootnber.
A letter Jutt received by Attorney
Klnsey from 0 A Betalbrede, peoiai
Hniied Btatea commissioner with
power of a circuit Judge, under date of
May 31, it-te in pan:
"The dletrlot court Is in session and
tbe whole orowd of Indiana hare been
indicted. The leader of the orowd
today entered hie plea of guilty to
the charge of murder in the Aral
dezree, which ta a certainty meant
banging."
Tbe triala of tbe other lnoians w
to follow at onoe.
FOB 8ALE-Two pot' 'h bso,
950. Inquire ol wing
bntchera, Willamette rtreet,
C S KEELS
Sola Agent
For Eugene.
Boss Piatt Don't
Want Roosevelt fyr McKinley
Running Mate
BRYAN A LARGE TAXPAYER
The Powers Will Force China to Protect
Foreigners
ANOTHER BOER DEFEAT
Bpeolal to tbe Guard. ,
London, June 13 General Methuen and Kitchoner'B
troops met the Boer army under General Dewett yesterday
and an engagement resulted in the defeat of the Boers.
Ihe Boers are scattered in all directions and their
commands no longer have a semblance of organized troops.
ueneral .Roberts fought a battle with the lioers under
General Botha and gained some ground and advantage.
Still the Boers were not beaten or compelled to retreat.
WILL FORCE ORDER IN CHINA.
Bpeolal to tbe Guard. 1
London. June 13 The allied powers will co-operate in
forcing the Chinese government to preserve order and pro
tect foreigners in Pekin and throughout Chinese territory.
i i . .t i .11.1 l :r
nussian troops are ine oniv avauauie ones, aim 11
necessary they will be used to restore order.
The powers have notified the Chineso government that
the empress and her advisors will be forgiven if their luture
conduct shall be amended to confer to their wishes.
The guardian of the heir apparent and three anti-foreign
ministers have been appointed by the government. bucii
an open show of hostility with the present strained con
dition portends Rerious trouble in the near future.
BRYAN AS A TAXPAYER.
8pecial to the Guard.
Lincoln, Neb., June '13 The assessor's-books of this
county, Lancaster, show that Wm J Bryan is the heaviost
taxpayer on the rolls.
Lincoln is the capital of Nebraska. Lancaster county
in which it is situated, cast 12,160 votes in the presidential
election of 1996 Ed Guard
THE REPUBLICAN VICE-PRESIDENCY.
Bpeolal to tbe Guard
New York June 13 "Boss" Piatt of this city declares
that Theodore Roosevelt, governor of New York, is not
available for the vice-presidential nomination.
The New England states favor Secretary of Navy Long
for President McKinley's running mate.
GIRL WANTED.-To ao geu.
homework. Inquire at onoe.
Chaa Mavhew, Seventh etreet.
Say!
"Cop"
bid you
know
THE JEWELER
ll jut rtceired tome new goods
SILVER BRACELETS,
NATIVE HONS HL'TTONS,
LADIES AND CENTS
CHAINS.
liliOACHES, SCARF FIN&
l'it.e Watch tea!rlng a Specialty.
W LCoppernoll,
lwvlar.
E'l-t&e Utal Ketatt. h Tnv. Otttc.
The Hotfmao
W O 2EI0LCR. PROiiroe
The Young Mother
... f
She thinks little ot Her
self, and fails to notice how
pale and thin she is grow
ng She worries constantly
over the baby that docs not
thrive, although its food
seems abundant.
nourishes and strengthens
.u- ...rdno mother and sup-
the babv's food the
bone-forming and
Jncinff elements
WCre lacking.
CASTOR I A
w.. r.f,nt and Coildren.
The Kind Yoa Hate Always Bought
LEG BROKEN.
Fire Wardea Hubble Run Over By
the Chemical Engine.
When the flra ball aeonded thla
afUrnooa all the apparatua belonging
to the fin department In the City Ball
waa onboaaed and etarted to tbe Are,
all of tbe earn being drawn by t em.
Juat a tbe lihemloal engine turned tbe
comer of Eighth etreet Into Willamette
Fir Warden H B Hubble attempted to
get onto the engine by running In
between the wheela. Br eome manner
be waa knocked down and tbe bind
wheel of the maoblne run orer bia left
elde, Inoladlng bli faoe and leg. Hie
right leg waa broken between tbe knee
and tbigb and bla right arm wm oon
elderably bruited and tba aide of bla
faoe aklnned. He waa ploked up and
taken to hie heme, where Dr D A
Paine aet tbe limb and dreeeed the
woondt. Tbe many friend of Mr
Hubble extend their aympatby. At
the time of roirjg to preee be waa rett
ing eatily.
fat-pro-
which
Bear the
WINNIE
THORN
CASE.
ABDUCTION
Brakeman B F Harvey of Junction
City on Trial at Roseburg
Yesterday.
Court House Items.
Mortgage 1200 00
RKAL ESTATE TBAMtFEBS.
Wm Morrlt to F B Wilton, 20 acree
In tp 18 a r 11 w; 600.
F B Wilson to ii J Morrii, loie i, x,
block 8, Florence; SW).
Tbne A Bteear to Bluaiaw Boom IX
land for boom purpoeee; lM.
Geo J Baundera to Biutlaw Boom Co.
land for boom purpoeee; tM.
Drmocratio Deleo ate- The dem
oo ratio delegatt to tbe KanaatClty
National Convention eipeot to leave
Portland In a body about June 28.
The committee meeta July 4th. Fol
lowing ! the Hat of delegate, at
nominated by the late Democratic
Convention: J H Haley, of Pen
dleton; J O Booib, of Grant'! Pate;
M A Miller, of Lebanon; A B Bennett,
of Toe Dalle; John Welch, of Port
land ; R M Veatcb, of Cottage Grove;
char lea Nickell.of Jacksonville; NA
Pery,of Portland. j
Our reader will remember the ab
duction of a young girl at Latham by
brakemen on a freight train, a few
month tlnee, and tbe abate wbleb
followed while tbe wa kept on the
train and at Roaeburg. On of the
brakemen Hugh Patteraon I now
serving a term In the penitentiary
fortieorlm. Tba Roaeburg Rm
o' jtaterday, June 12, baa tbl account
of tbe trial of another defendant, B F
Harvey of Junction City.
"Tbe olrouit court le occupied today
with tbe cas of Btata of Oregon v. B
F Harvey, tb defendant being obarged
with rape on tbe person of Winnie
Thorn. Tbl caee arltea from tbe
same affair for which Hugh Patterson
wa coovloted on the tame charge
at tbe March term of conrt. It I al
laged that tba orlme wa committed
on board a freight train early In
January, the accused being brakeman
on the train,
"Tbe taking of testimony was con
eluded at 4 p. m., considerable of evl
denoe taken in the former trial not
being admitted at thla time. Tbe I
will be argued and may be given to
tbejnry tonight."
Jury Still Out
Rooebdbo, Or., June 18, 2:80 p. m.
The Jury in the caae of Btata v Har
vey I ttill out.
Tbe Alumni Have Had a Busy
Day.
PRISIOtari RECEPTION TONIONT.
THURSDAY, JUNK14 0:30 A. M.
Commencement Day.
FU)WEK AMD FERN PROCESSION.
The women of tbe University of
Oregon have eetabllahed a tradition.
Eaoh year from now on the beautiful,
inuou and graceful wludln g of aoores
of oillege women over the nampnt
will ooour, the long Hue of youth and
beauty each year being augmented by
those who have gone out from college
ball to take up life's dutlee.
No fairer aoene wa ever presented
on the oampna than that of last even.
Ing. Ferna and flower, carried and
worn, trailed and suspended, with a
bankgrou nd of i he beauty aud intel
lect of our young state, wandered from
one well known plioe to another at
testing devotion and loyalty to the
Institution.
Hundreds of people wltnraaed the
scene, as beautiful as It was Impress
ive, and durluic the evening passed a
few enjoyable hours on the campus,
honoring tbe seniors, whose welcome
to the alumni Is oer lifted to bv loving
hearts and beautiful actions.
BUSINESS MRKTINU.
The business meeting of the Alumni
Association was held at 0:30 this
morning In Phllnloglsn Hall. It was
well attended and very enthusiastic.
Mrs Myra Norrls-Johnson piesided,
and Miss Edith Kerns acted as secre
tary. Tbe excellent collection nf Lalive
Oregon wooda owned by A J Johuaon,
of Aatoria, arrangements for the
purchase of which wui mnda by the
local alumni nswclatloti, whb gtmran-
teed by the general aoscciulloii, aud
the collection will I e preteuted by the
assoclsttou to the Uulveislly.
A committee was appointed to rovhe
the constitution and by-laws. The
following officers weie elected for the
naulng year.
President Ohaa V Galloway, Oregon
City.
First vloe president Miss Melissa
Hill, The Dalles.
Beoond vice president Miss Llzaie
Qriffln, Eugeue.
Hecretary -treasurer Mies Thereto
Friendly, Eugene.
CLASS REUNIONS.
Members of the various olasse met
for reunion at the plaoee designated at
the olose of tbe meeting of the alumni
association, and enjoyed a pleasant
hour.
ALUMNI BANQUET,
Tb alumni banquet waa held at
o'clock thla afternoon at Vlllard
Hall, and like all other meetings of
this oommenoement week proved of
maoh Interest A class flag la hung
above the representative of eaoh year,
and a majority of the clanes from 1887
to 1900 are represented
A flue ploture of Henry Vlllard, was
presented to tbe University by Presl
dent Htrong on behalf of Mrs Vlllard
tbe donor, It I a fine gift and highly
appreciated.
. Following I tbe outline of tbe pro.
gram arranged for tbe banquet, and It
1 unfortunate that all of the ipeaker
were not able to be preeent:
1. Addrees President Btrong.
2. Receiving ploture of Henry Vll
lard.
8. Alumni essay 0 V Galloway
Sterner V Wright
Keop constantly on liivnd ' .
a complete lino of slnplo
and fancy groceries.
76.
Lost. A dark brown Irish letter
pup t month old. Four pawa and
tip of tall whit and white atar in
breast. Last seen Monday. A an I la
ble reward.
Louis Ay a.
Eugene. June 12.
4. Toaat Judge R 8 Bean, . '78,
President of tbe Board of Regent.
6. Toast Mr C H Markbam.
0. Toast Mr H F McCornaok,
7. Toast M B Wallis, '78. '
8. Toast M L Applegate, '00.
8. Toast Dr Geo E Uusbnell, 81.
10. Poem Lee M Travis, '07. Uni
versity of Michigan law school
11 Toast Tbe Faoulty Dr Arthur
Laobman
12. Toast-Ueo NoUnd, '82.
13. Toast-A O Woodcock, '83.
14. Toast B B Beekman, '84, er
R Whitney, '84.
15. Toast E O Potter, '87.
18. Toast-Professor Colter. :
17. Toast A L Vesr.le, '00. '
18. Toast J no B MoClure,'92.
19. Toast U E Henderson, '93, or
L T Harris, '03
20. Toast-1 M Glen, '94.
81. Toast F M Mulkey, '06
22, Toast B B lianna, '97.
24. Toast Regent B II Friendly or
Senator W Kuykendall.
PRESIDENT'S UECKITION,
Tbe reception of Preeident and M
Btrong will be at their residence
Collier Hsll tonight from 9 to 11 Hie
people of Eugene and their vlsltin
friends are especially Invited to attend
Bomethino New. Those friend
ship heart wltb University bolldirg
engraved on tbem. Only a few left at.
Watts'
M. B. Bmltb, Butlarnut, Mich., says
DeWltl's Little Early Riser are the
very best pills I have ever used for cos
tlveneas, liver and bowel troubl
Vlnoent A Co., Corner Drug Btore.
All
Parasols
at
1
2
Price
J. V,
HUFFMAN.
fter-Dinnep Delcacies
tiive tlio nifl a line tin lull. Tlieio i)
uotliiiiu 'I flintier for tliMwnrl tli-tli fttrim,
rii niiiiiii((, jfllifH, and f-mtsy orackrn.
Kvervtliinir in Urn lin-wil 'w t h -d (
our stiH'k, wlil tt rcHrn ik hkm vi
dplinliiui of nft'"'iiw." Tit. wii i't
worl 1 i t-x tl In n.ikiiirf up tti.'Hit-' rS
om rtuifiit of iol tti.tai) , Yu'i
unirttrtre to apprvitiittf.
. 1). GREEH & SON.
Telephone 26 Main.
l'ay highest market price
for produce and supply
your wants at the lowest
iiguros posaible.
Sterner v Wright
Successors to GRAY & SOU-
in 15 cent packages from which you
can inake ten cups of delicious custard
ream Custard
bv simply adding one quart of boiling milk.
INSTANTANEOUS GELATINE ready for use at any
minute by simply adding boiling wator.
And Uno Minuto 1 apioca.
GEO. T. HALL & SON.
Our ladies want to see
you about those kid gloves
which we received this
morning by express.
New Napoleon Suede
and Independent
Kid $1.50
Voltaire in the
new grey $1.00.
MEN S DEPARTMENT
The new golf hat.
Tlio new Pearl shoes.
Tan Oxford shoes-bcautios-are
going out in quantities.
F. E. DUNN
SUNDAY DINNER 50e
EUGENE. OP.E0ON.
Signature