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Newspaper Page TextDaily Eugeue Guard PuMiahad avarjr TniiK ol Uia k, ua din eiuaptaL AdilrMt all (wnnnioiuaUou. antl mvk all ra ailttaoea payable to tta Kuor;a iit'AHU, Kun3, Oregoa BU I1SUKI PT IO.N jB ATES. OAILI. Dsll.erxl by carrier, par week Selirerad br. carrier, per mooth Br mail one year (in wlywice) (Six innathe 'Jne muDth 6114; le onpie. WUUM.T. . W . 6 00 . 8 00 . 60 . 05 One yaer (Is adraaoe) - w H: monthe J.(lu AjlvortUiag ratae iwli known on aiipuca-tiun. filtered m aeooort-cues mine, Orewon, posUifrtoe. matter at the THE KASTKRS OFKICR9 - Of the palmare at 230 to 2S4 Temple Court, . htm York UltT.aad U B Kiprea. Hid?, 87 We.b ingt id 8L, Chicago, 111., K KATZJ Adrertie-u- Agency in charge. CAMPBELL BROS Publishers mm 5UWNOWTUtiWtDTHUlFRllATl ! a 3 -4 5 6 T e 9 110 11 11 I3 1-4 IS l? IT IB i9 2Q2t 11 25 IA IS 26 2y2e295Q 3l TUESDAY - JANUARY 22 QUEEN VICTORIA DEAD. Great Britain sod ber colonist are mourning today. 'Queen Victoria is dead. Tbs longest teign of any Eoglitih monarch, and the moat important, measured by material advancement, of any monarch that erer reigned. MUST TEACH WAR. Some people would abolish Went Point. It 1b tbe hazeie that Bbould be abolished. Tbe time when "na tionB shall learn war no longer" ia far in the future, perhaps never, Tbe annals of the past iinoe history first abed its light upon the world ia a sad repetition ol war and bloci shed,, Tbe lion and the lamb do not lie down together, and oarer will unless tbe lamb occupies quar t?rs inside tbe lion. West Point 1 needed (o teioh the art of war si' the nation may not be left defense less wbeo an appeal to arms be comes inevitable. y Peaceful as thin oonntry is In thought and purpose our short history Is one ol war from the first landing of colonists on bar ren Atlantio shores. We ' have fought Great Britain, France, Mex ico and Spain, not to mention the numerous Indian wars, our con nection with present disturbances in China, and our sad civil war. We are a warlike nation when oooaaion demands the supreme appeal to arms. MAXY LIGHTNING ROADS UP. evader Orcfontan. The real reason why there is no decisive onnoentratioo of members ot the legislature on any one avowed candidate for the senate is that there are so many candidates in the background. Eaob on of these is holding out his little group of mem bers, hoping lor a break-up, and then he may get in. No doubt a number of these members will vote for Mcliride, at first, so as to keep under oover lor a time; but Mo Bride's actual strength is small. No less than a doien or scors of men think of themselves each as a possibility. The problem will work itself out, but it may be a week or two Isfore tbe evolution is complete. Meantime, there are lightning rods up all round the An experiment farm Is to be started two hundred miles from Manila by the United States Phil ippine commission for the purpose of ascertaining what seeds and plants from this oouotry oan tj cultivated on the far eautern isl ands. The University of California will tend required seeds and plants from its experiment station, Oregon was herself again till, morning. We have no um for the cold ocean fogs. They are disease breeders. OREGON LEGISLATURE. Mm K A Rankin It flailing lo Salem. J, C bkeole la up oil the Mobawk for week. E L Kin returned to Albany this afternoon. W T K tyner, tbs Klunrm merchant, Is in Eugene. L 8 Logan returned tbis atttrooon from Portland. C M Young left yeeteiday lor tbe Blue River mine. Frank Ware, ol Pendleton, Is visit ing lilt parents bere. W W Haines, tbe Uaner, went to Koteburg today on bolnrM. A U Hovev bai I en appointed notary public by Gov Ucer. Mr and Mrs Iluell Coleman, of Cobnrg, were Id tosru IxJay. T A Gilbert r turned tbls morning from a buelne t trip t Roaeburg. J U Llndney, of Pi-t'and, tbe well known railroad man, la in the city. HABl Eirle, the Ulna River min ing man, arrived from Poitland today. Attorney A C Woodoock went to Ba leiu ttilt alteruuon tJ take in Uit leg- IrUlure, W J ()g etby of Lskeylew, arrived bere today lo visit bis cousm, Carl Ogleaby. CorvalllsUaz tie: Mra Bbarples. of Eugene, is tbe gueet of President and Mrs Galch. Today's Albany Herald: h'n HN Cockerline, of Eugene, Is visiting rel alive In tbia city. MrsLlscben M Miller arrived In En gene tbls afternoon for a vlait wltb Mrs I Li Campbell. N B Btandleb, of tbe Blue River mines, wu a passenger to Portland on this afternoon's train. Attorney J 8 Medley, L Holland and Mrs Martin were arrivals on tbe af ternoon train from Cottage Grove. Word baa been received that the MUe eon of Mr and Mrs H J Fink, formerly of tbls lty, died recently at Chloo, Cal. Monday's Roaeburg Review: Mr ana mrs j w Kays, or Kugene, are visiting with Mr and Mrs 8 K Bkyea in tbls city. - Mrs E C Wegmao, of Wendllng, oamefrom BprtngSeld on tbe stage last evening and Is registered at tbe Hoffman House, , Mrs Bales, formerly of Eugene, ar rived today from Washington state to attend the bedside of ber mother, Mrs Page, who Is quite III. Rev Arnold Lindsay returned to MoMlnnvllle today after having suc cessfully conduoled a ravlval meeting of tbrcs weeks' duration in the Chris tian oburoh of this city. Do not miss wslng Griffith's blind folded drive Friday at 8:30 p m. Miss Winnie Miller has the mtmsles. For all kinds ol wood' Inquire of M OHUIIBLB. 150 laughs in JS0 minutes at opera bouse Thursday night. i ne norm bound train wr over an hour lata this afternoon. Coiin t Clerk E U Lea Is con One J to bis home with siekuess. Be sure you sro Griffith the bypnot int. ne win mate you forget your trout,) !. A carload of mill tred arrived from the north tod ty to partially relieve tbe famine lu that line now existing In Eugeue, DrT A Hoyir, lio Wures tonight at tbe Al E oburoh ULder the auspices 01 tne students' a-ioalatlon o( the Hlcb Bohool, airlved on the train' from the north this afternoon. Tbe niachluery In Heat A Jennings1 uew steam lauudry was tested Ibis afternoon and found to be In good woklog ooudlllon. They will begin actual operations tomorrow. Uo te the opera bouse Thursday oigui aud laugh as you never laughed ttore. Three Caucuses Held Last NightNotliing Resnlted. urea a foiirulutiun. Thai is jmt as of t is bi 'Mu'ir uo of the horlv of I .c .rml,.ii oi a lmuae. The foun.U t n Lf ainmg Kxiy ia atmnv atom s.ii. No m.ui can be etroii;er iliao his nwU. A wrA Momach meana a i i.in. It. rrvT' Ool.Wn Mrlinit IMroovrrr cuna diK.us e ol the atouiach and other o.-, 'in of deration an 1 outrilion. a . . .If. 1'ie pe.icct .li,retion and aoimi li li n of the fV-.i w'.urh i, nnt i -i M up the Uxlv ami rratorrs ; i in f, tn'.v Vjv kmnTn lo . . or to icoct by digcet.d and aaalitll.atnl food. . "While Mnt Oha-vm. c M, . I .v.i .1,1, t .hw Cl.l.ml 111 laei.lv .'l.-. .1.. .,.,. tll of ItuiNra. nt tf he.1 it, ixMietU ... i- hirt net, frit it,t 4I!,!,!.-! m .. ..i i. ...h,; . v -' Ni- M'rj OHiUt riat yivai Vt what nu aJT'h 5ta'.hlM rTUr" 10 'h 1st to B I sj la, lu ui.rt.tr, lot Rockcfrlltr h1i " Vr. I'ifWt ntstaant pellu 4Mitt the n' i w ins- inacurrr," wtwa rout ttrtittt , 111 ! m.Mllh I -llf h4a,t , pays i. i nr.nn 1 fl vw tow rnhi i NOW UMC COUJITV VOTtO. Salem. Jan 22. At 12 o'clock today both houses of the Oregon legislature held separate ballots for the elec tion of a United States sena tor to succeed Senator Geo W McBride. Senators Booth and Kuy- keudall voted for McBride; Representative Harris for ChasW Fulton, "of Astoria, and Representatives Hemen way and McQueen for Binger Hermann. SEPARATE CAUCUSES HELD. Special to Guard. Salem, Jan 22. No regular caucus was held last night, but instead .the Republican members met in three separ ate caucuses, according to whatever senatorial aspirant held their allegiance. Noth ing of any importance result ed from either caucus. VOTE FOR SENATOR. Bptolal to the Guard. Salem, Jan 22. In the senate today the vote for United States senator result ed: McBride 10, Oorbett 8, Smith fusion 5, Hermann 2, Tavlor 1, Williams 1, absent and not voting 1. House: Oorbett 20,' Smith fusion 20, Hermann 6, Mc Bride 9, Fulton 1, Moore 1, Williams 1, George 1, absent 1. SUMMARY. Smith, fusion 25 Oorbett, republican 28 McBride, republican 19 Hermann, republican 8 Scattering Absent-..... Not Voting ... ' It looks like the defeat of all aspirants now being voted for. '.- . . STRIFE FOR SENATOR. Special to the OoiaD. Salem, 2:40 p. m. The lobbies at noon were crowded with interested spectators, drawn to the capitol by the voting for senator. Different kinds of induce ments and persuasive argu ments were used to induce members to vote for Oorbett, also McBride. RESPECT FOR THE QUEEN'. Special to the QUARD. Salem, Jan 22. Both the branches of the legislature adjourned after the vote for senator today on the an nouncement of Queen . Vic toria's death. RUSHING BUSINESS. Special to tbe Qaaid. Salem, Jan 22. Both the houses of the legislature are rushing business. Uver liUU bills were read once this morning. Tbe Fraternal Spirit. Tbs Sunday Statesman tells of some Iras fraternity." It aays: "timer rjeciey, wooae bouse was destroyed by Ore t'hrlstmas day wb le be and bit farollv were visiting lu Portland, la rebuilding with tbe belpof bis bretheren of the A O U W lodge of tbls elty, and friends who have gener ously donated their labor. Ten men have been at work for the pat two and a half days and have the frame up and ready for the shingles and rustic Jt la thought that It will be possible In complete II this week, If the workmen turn out as well as they have the p-t two days." 34-Uonr Hypnotic Sleep. A euljeot will be put In a 21-hour hypnotic sleep Thursday night at the opera house, placed la otieol the prom luentshow windows where he will remain till Friday night and will be wakened oa the stage at 1:30 o'olnek. The subject while In thlt condition 111 partakt of un nourishment wbat- tver and will tesubeot toeiamlnatlon at all time by anyone. Aa It-ni on tbe first page of today's Guard enucernlng the destitute oon dlilnn of Mrs Hathaway rta ed she re sided on HHIb and Willamette streets. It should read Hltteenlb and WU , TODAY'S TELEGRAPHIC. Smallpox Philippine Soldiers Buried at Sun Francisco. Special to Guard 8am Francisco, Jan 22 The n- malnsofooe buudrxl aud ixty-three United Hutessoldle whodied at Ma nila from smallpox have beeu laktu from a transport, aud butted at the freeidio, tbe military pm', graveyi rJ. CABINET Rl-ild. Special to Ouard. Bokia Bulgaria, Jan 24 A c-ibinel crisis la on hand. The nirmb rof the cabinet have r nlgtied. PRISONER RE- lAPfURED. 6pecial to the Guard. Hons Kono, J .n ii-Kllipl o prl-o iere who eicaped from the tr im port Grant have been re--apturl. BRITISH NAVY. Special to the Guard. London. Jan 22 Tbe Time, oil attention to tbe great British Interest lo every pari of tne worl I and de mands a speedy increase of tbe already powerful navy. READY FOR FIGHT. Special to the Goasd. Nkw YoRK,Jan22-PugilUtBharkey Issue a chall-mge to fight any m d le weight man in the world. DEADLY DUEL. Bpeclal tolhe QUASH. Phoenix, Ariz, Jsn 21i. Ex-Hhfrifl Beeler klll-d Motte Slaughter In a duel here today. CONSTITUTION RK PORTED. Bpeclal to the Guard. Havana, Jan 22. The oommittee appoio ed to report a constitution to the Cuban legislature for C i lis ai sub mitted their work. No provisions are ruale for specelal relations wltb the United Sta es. SOUTH AMERICA. LG)Uayua, Venezuela, Jan 22 Tbe Venezuelan gunboat Mllanda lia burned a sloop owned by Englishmen. U. 8. SENATORS LLECTED. Special to the Guard, Washington, Jan. 22. State legl latures eleoted United States senators tt day as follows: Minnesota, Koute Nelson and Clapp, republicans. South DukotK, Gamble, reiulilicsn. New Jersey, WllMam J Seweli, re publican. 1 Kansas, Burt n, r.-puhllean. QUEEN VICTORIA DEAD. Died 6:30 p. in. Today, London Time; 11:30 a. m. Eugene Time. University Lecture. Kev v T Holt will leolura before the University of Oiegon tomorrow, Wednesday, mnrtilnir at. 9.3U o'olook taking for bis subject, "Cliina." Kev Hi It will dellvtr au interesting lecture, his long rseldenc-.e In that oountry, M years, having given blm peculiar aovantams for sturlylng the Chinese peiple, their life and custims, itiepuoiio is luviled to attend this lecture. Xotice. ine Eugene Oritrrio Society will meel in the I,eaxue R.mm of the Methodist churob on Wedueeday even Ing, January 23, a' 7:30. there will be election f officers aud vne rormuiatiou of plans for. tbe musical festival. "Elijah" will be the new oratorio. The ohorusee are much more beautiful and not so difficult or trying ssiuoae or "St Paul." If tbe enorus numbers 40, It la the intention to produce the "Elijah" Here before the Albany festival. By order of the presiuent. Volcanic Eruptions rgraon, mil skin eruptions rob life ot Joy. Buckleo's A ru lea naive cures them; a'o old, runnlngaod fever sores, UlceM, bnlle, felons, corns, wsrls outs, brulsee, bums, scalds. ohanrH hands, ohllblalns. Best pile cure on eann. unvra out pains and aches uniynctaa box. Van guaranteed sold by W I, DeLano, druggist. 8 All Kind of J O . i 0 Colo's Air Tihtir.;'!,;.-, 0 3 Charter Oak N,,7b!Tti'S. ORMTX WAFt. KITCHEN UTENSILa '..LONG I . Ll be SpecUl to the Uiuao. Lo.ndo.n-, Jan 22. Queen Victoria died this afternoon at 6:30 o'clock. Time is computed from the Royal observatory, Green wich, near Loudon. The Ta cific Coast is 120 degrees west of Greenwich, one-third the circumference of the earth, therefore 0:30 in the eveninz at London tot.ay coi responded ; to time eigni hours earlier at Luceiie, 10:30 o'clock this forenoon, the true time for us at which the Queen died. Ed Guard. MONUMENT FUND. Bill to Perpetuate Memory of Sol dier Dead. Bilem, Or., Jan. 21.-A bill pro viding for tbe completion of the Ore gon Volunteers' monument fund anil for the appointment of a board of commissioners lo select a site and to make all necessary arrangements lu oouueuilon with the entei prise was In troduced In the senate today by Hunt of Multnomah. 'TIS EASY WHEN YOU KNOW MOWj and wlwre to secure li!Kh ra, vrii.ee an. I liquors, to get the best and pun-tat low prices. You can alway rinil the veiy ohuiceet vin tve inclnretH, JiurKiiudiBB.Khin wine. nhaui)mKncn, and every, thins; in the b. t t hie winea, with tlie Wst la,qnr t nil tinest a.ivors a well an choice old whuW ale, poib-r uud beer at, ' W. M. RENSHAW'S Eugene. Oregon. Partridges Set Free. Independence, Or., Jau. 21. The long-lciked-furEbgliBU partridges ai rlved by exprees tbis moruing and within two hours were taken t ti.e O'Brien farm, a few miles north of the oi'y, and turn d loose. Tbe birds ap peared very wild, apparently ow lng to their long Journey. Weathei sselal 1 tka Curd Pohtland, J nn Wedueslay: Kalr. SMOKE- Mount Hood High Grade ioc Cigar F. C. Potts Manufacturer- Your Opportunity 22. Tonight aud Urals. sanies absolutely free Thursdsy uigutai tne opera house. We mean what we say. Come singly, onme In aroves, come feellna ynnnwlf at home. Take them 8 to-day and o you'll ba well g O o o Q o o o fa o o to-morrow. Baldwins g Cold Cure o Tablet KoM ((old in head) a N'oOircNcrSc o Sees ter rrM a,ewla aas a.siel a.u SeMM Sse rraaeleM Sold By Linn Drug Co fROM THE Minfs. N B Btandlsh, ot the Lucky Boy mine, arrived lo Eu gene last evening from Blue River en route lo Portland to speud a few days and on his return will stonnff at Balem to swell the already large membershli of tbd "third house" in the h-gNlaiure, Mr Htandlsu says the snow at the mines has been meltlug tbe last few days, thinks the iull at tbe Lucky Buy will resume operations lna abort lime. While we In the val).y were having cold,foggy weather.lhe su o shoneal t' e mines very brightly and Mr Blandish says tbe last four days be was there were the prettle.t days had this winter. Mr SUndlsh left for P. r.l nd this afternoon. Hlou Soother m California.-T N Begar, the well known Iroit man arrived home Sunday from a month's nnsiness trip to .bos Angeles, Cal. Mr Begar reports very heavy frosts In that locality and It Is supposed a great dead or damage has bean done to the or ange orop. To what extent bowevtr, it cannot yet be ascertained. Mr He- gar says be Is glad lo get back to Ore gon once more where he can thaw out He said It was deoidtdly cold while he was there. Ice to a considerable tblokness formed every night. Justick's Coort. The oase of Wm Parker, cbargedwith steeling au um ureua, was postponed till today. It oame up before Justly Wlntermeier this afternoon. The prleouer demand ed a Jury trial, ac t b.'lng unable to get the Jury togtther Hie justice postponed thece till tomorrow. " " " :i" am Pios pi r.; li. -ua.aits s "1 ftidtni d u i joa oi The Parker WALTER ROSS. Mgr. Wirfllto rnmmanoinrl Thm. 3M15UIO vuuiuituwiig 1UU1J day, JANUARY 24. THG . nDlECTTU GREAT u. M lil THE UNDISPUTED KING Of HYPNOTISM AND HIS HYPNOTIC VAUDE VILLES. In a refiued, Instructivn T 1. -1.1 . ' i.uugiutuiu up-io-aato per formance. ISO Lauglia in ISO Minutes. LADIES absolutely free the first night. PRICES 25, 3oand-o0, . Having purchased the stock of goods from T. L. Quiner formerly owned by A. V. and I. K. Peters, I will close out the same Regardless of Cost In order to lay in a new and complete stock. Special bargains for the next thirty days. E. HATLOCK 9th Street, Eugene. ..Something New.. Day -AT- Henderson.., Cut order Carpets, see Them. Coine and TO BE GIVEN AWAY FREE! FREE!! L TO BE GIVEN AWAY A $35 CrescentB;cycle To be Presented to some Customer of the Eugene Soap Co, May 4, 1901. We have issued Coupons worth 25 cents at any Orocery Store for Eugene Soap Co.'s Laundry Soap, ivery purchaser of one of these Coupons is entitled lo a chance for our premium offer of a Crescent Bicycle to be awarded May 4, 1901. . . Every purchaser of four of lhe-e r-oupors will re ceive tree of charge a 25 cent package f our L rown 1 ohsh which is the best polish uv, r placed .... the 111 fll KPT. f.t Unn . 1 . a . - u.-T ri " anQ Poiislung v widows, U lass- uare. Copper, Tin, Brass, Zinc, Cutfery. elc. V?uPn3 can 1,13 1 I f'"ly froin our So!'fit.r or at our taiinrv n.. i - ,1 eKr.l,. - j -----j' cuiiniur wi.i can on you snortlj and we trust that vou will nvnii ,.nrant f this fK M Uy' "? nly,of l,robab,y receiving a Bicycle oustrj. Help the good work along. EUGENE COAP COMPANY. Oregon. Eugene UNE COUNTY BilNK CUGENE, Bf C ON. I.tsa la'ISS. OK.,1 la Ih. c.unl,! ' 'li: ftilr.lu nm it. all trartlf trirsactEd oi favorabla trms. EUGENE Lean i Savings Bank Of Eugene, Oregon. I- . HI UN. ' .iiit. a. U1 Y i I Paid !!? Cath Cspfal S50.D 5,0; A ilCNfq.L UNKING BUftlNCt TN AOTCO ON rvOAALC TCRMl- n pr1np'i"l cittM of tbi I' is " '-"i.r (.nuiivt iiwuxvH- - -i vui u-j r sirrmuu II U IsOUfbl. Seats on sale Mondav , lamaue. l in 1 P.'!, 0. t. PAINE. Vtcf Prt to ' w. . nton . AMI it-