Daily Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 189?-1904, January 23, 1901, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextI) lily Eugene Guard piibluliol svsir svwiw o' U' "" dJK .lueptod. Address ail oluu.ul,lcUOM ami uk' all n mtitaoM payable to Ui 8 U H.'tC'UI ITION JR. ATK& HA1LI. Ttllnrad by oarrier, w week.. tialiveral br.carrlur, Pf month ilr mill one year (in adyanos) fcii muothi '.me month tiinKlo onploa. WSSJX1. 1'ne year (in advance) tit months Aivertiaing rates made known on K tiun. I 1 6" 8 00 8 Oil 60 0.'. $a;on noo uUca- K itered aa ssoonrt-elasa Eu?ne, Oretfon, poitothoe. matter at the THE KA STERN OFFICES - Of the re,r,rareet230 to 2M Temple Court, New York Citr.and U 8 Kxpr-e 11M, W lnfrt,n Ht, Chicaito, I1L, K KA1Z Adrerti UK Agency In charge. CAMPBELL BROS Publinhern UWMOHlTmlWI:DTHUlFBl5AT 2 3 4 5 s y JLJLlo JJLUL 13 IT? IS 16 17 18 19 3Q jT 22 25 2-4 25 26 272e29l3Q 5l AVEENKSDAY - JANUARY 23 NEW USE EOR SLUGGERS. John P -Rob9rtaon, tbe Marlon county reformer, has found a use for sluggers He writes the Balem Statesman: "Unole Sam needs, and should at onoe enlist about a half-dozen Jobn L Sullivans, Jeffries, Fitzsimmous and Corbetta. Snnd them to the military academy, at West Point, as fourth olaas men. That their mental defioienoy .would ever pre vent them (rom getting beyond tbe fourth oUbs is no valid obieotion rather a commendation. That their manners might rut be the best rather uncouth and that they would be inclined to 'sass' or 'jaw back' at the brutalized Bret-clues men, is all the better. Then allow the first olassea to 'call' them out whenever they feel their 'dignity' has been insulted. A few wbole- Bome lessons administered would have a wonderfully oiviliiing effect." English thinkers are disturbed over the doorease In the birthrate In Ureal Britain. It is asserted that the decline during the last quarter of the century was seven teen per cent. The luxury of this age is telling upon the Anglo-Saxon, as well as upon tbe Qaul. Franoe Is trying to arreBt her alarming de crease In the birthrate by offering bounties. Germany and RusBia ahow a steady Inorease. England may well be alarmed. Tbe balanoe of power must go to the virile self produoing peoples. It is a warlike age and preponderance of fighters will tell the national tales. Senator Matthew Slanloy Quay does not consider bis reelection so muoh a "personal triumph" as a "victory for tbe regular organisa tion." Matthew Stanley knows a great deal about "regular organisa tion" as praotioed by millionaire candidates for senatorehips these days. lie will not be disputed. The Germanio type that showed so strongly in Queen Yiotorla was reproduced in the Prinoe of Wales, wbo soooeeds to tbe throne. Roy alty must mate royalty, and when the mate cannot be found at home foreign kingdoms must be drawn upon. There is little English blood in tbe new ruler of England. There is no silver or gold mine in Colorado below an altitude of 7500 feet and few below an altitude of 3000 feet. There are several gold mines in California the bottom workings of which are from three hundred to five hundred feet below ea level. Chicago has another distinction. State Attorney Deenen says that city "leads all other cities of tbe world in crime," Chicago never laf;s in ber determination to take lint place. The London Tunes is moderate on the question of increasing the British navy. It only wants enough warships to whip the Davie fit an other two piwert combined. Queen 1etoria found the r yal house of England degenerate, sapped of vitality, and fearful of retaining tbe throne tnrougb giutrcity of heirs. There are no lack of royal heiri now. Eight children with twenty four uraudchildren a. sure the con tinuance of tbe throne to tbe bouse of Saxe-Cjburg. Now comes Prof Michael Pupln of Columbia University with an in vention of a eytem, by which it is claimed that it is possible to telephone under tbe ocean. Men have been talking over tbe bar for oeoturies. Portland Chronicle: ''A negro in ibis city Bwallowed a diamond valued at $190 when threatened with arieet for stealing it. The police now have that 'coon' treed, and allude to him with pride as 'our African diamond mine.' The Portland fire department has two horses that are worthy of a place on ahorse iension list. Both are twenty-two years of age and have worked in fire department service for fifteen years. PtaSOML. C F H'lilbert, of Jonotlon, Is In Eu gene. Jest r TVzler went to Craewell this afternoon. Jobn Vanduyo, of Coburg, was In Eugene today, T h Quloer has returned borne from a trip to Florence, Attorney Medley, ofCoittRe Qrove, was In Eugene today. Wm Perinan returned to Cottage Qrove tbla afternoon. Judge H R Klncald returned from Portland tbla afternoon. J Pironl baa returned from a bualnesa trip to rJoutbtrn Oregon. EO Builtb went to Portland this afternoon on a buloeaa trip. Attorney J H Medley returned to Cottage Qrove tbla afternoon, Mr and Mra J W Kaya returned from a visit at Roseburg tbla afternoon. Mlaa Stella Pk returned tbla after noon from a vlait at Everett, Wash. Mm C'baa Frledel left for Ban Fran olaoo tbla afUruoon for a abort visit. Mra Llachen M Miller la visiting at the residence of ber slater, Mrs U ogham. Master B L Handsaker hai returned from a vlalt wltb frlenda at Wendllng, Natron and Jasper. Mrs Jeeale Vert, grand matron of tbe Order of Eastern Htar, lea tbls after noon for C ittafe Qrove. Mrs B J Bills ta here from Seattle to attend ths bedside of Mra Ellen Page, ber mntber, who la quite III. Wade Jlrooks, a U O atudent, left for bla borne at La Grande tbla afternoon on aoonunt ot the Illness of bla parents W 1' Kayeer, of Elmlra, baa gone to Blockbouae, Wash, to attend the bed side of bis brother, Albert Kayaer, wbo Is quite III. E B Tobln, tbe genial traveling representative ot tbe PaolUu Paper Co, made tbls olUoe a pleasant call tbls morning. Jesae Cohen, of Walla Walla, Wash is here visiting friends. He clerked uere for B U Friendly a number of years ago. Ei-Htierlft A J Johnson and daught er, Mlns Carol, have gone to Paciflo Qrove, Ual, for the benefit of the young lady's health. Mlaa Laura Farrow returned from dalem this afUrnoon where she has been taking treatment In tbe hospital, Mlaa Farrow la getting along nleely A private dlapatoh announce that George M Miller arrived at Victoria, B C, thla forenoon enrouta home from Alaska. He w 111 hear of tbe death pf his daughter Mary at Beattle. It la ex peoted be will oorue to Eugene at onoe. MOTHERHOOD Is a natural Instinct which shows Itaelf in the girl as soin aa she la big enough to piny the mother to her dolf Unfor tunately the womanly health does not aawaya seep pace with the motherly In. at i net, and when real motherhood cornea it often comes to mothers who auffer intol erably during ma ternity and who are ansble to sum the weak- lint; child which frets and mnane in their anna. Motherhood ia prepared for and provided for by the use of Dr. Iherce'a Favorite lYrerrtptlon. It cures nausea, tranqulliiea the nerves, gives a henlthy appetite and promotes rest ful sleep. It Hl.llH thm Kahv'a advent practical I v painless, and gives the mother abundant strength to nurse her rhilii. A -Tjt no substitute tor ' Psvorite Pre Kit lion." There is nothing "just as go-l " tor weak and sickly women. health Tff nor, uoHl IxmiI thrw wrrkt m it Ttoif (iol.irn Mtli-) IHtrvv rr ' I mm ihnk.ul tht iof ttiflrrvn kv uh tm1 clMnr to if am lhf hrlth b mmxng IV llrnv mrslkims It ruld tk U tell the tt h la om femtir, tn at Rtntt Kisstijr mot luntltf DJr aiy Olwrlrsitron 1 ru.uk rm ftr mmr kittst ttmltrtl lvic. Dr. liercr't Mnll?al Arii-im in pipw corrri ia vnt fttt on mript oif ti cents in one-crnt tump to pay awnM of nmiltpg n. AUarvM Dr. R. V. ftov. BnlUlo, N. Y. T WANT OUR MINES Linn County Trying to Gobble Up Bine River District WI WILL ROT alLOW IT. For some time tbequeatlon of annex ing to Linn ooantv a email tract of land In tbe northern pert of Lane county ba been talked of. Tbls tract was originally a pur; ot Lion, but wti given to Lane a doxen yean ago. We underautnd a bill baa been Introduoed In tbe legislature by a Linn county member to tbat effect, but tbe bill aa Introduced provides for taking In not only that small strip of laLd, bat a greater portion of the Blue Rlvtr min ing dlstriot. Maps have been printed conveying the Impression that tbe land to be annexed Is only a portion of Lane county drained by tbe Cslapooia river, but tbeae maps are altogether misleading, and In reality Linn oouu ty Is trying to gobble up our valuable mines, Inoludlng a great deal of terrl Lory drained by tbe MoKeozle river and Its tributaries and also about Igbt miles ol road built by Lane coon ty and her citizens. Tbe oontem plated county line will run thrae- fourtbs of a mile south of tbe "Lucky Boy" mine and takes In nenrly all of Gold hill. If tbe bill, wbloh Is now in tbe bands of a legislative oom" ru ttee, beootnes a law. Lane oouu ty will lose tbe "Lucky Boy," tbe "Hunaet," and other valuable mines, In faot all tbe claims owned by Eu Rene men In tbe Blue river district, Are the people of Eugene and Lane county going to allow thla encr jaob menton our territory without doing something to prevent it? Btepa must be taken lu the matter Immediately, A meeting of our business men should be had at onoe to act In tbe matter, and oar delegation to the legislature instrueted to fight the bill to the bit ter end. We are Informed tbat the Liu county people are diligently working for tbe passage of tbe bill and If our oltlzens want to seethe large and grow Ing trade of the Blue River mines re tained for Eugene they will do all in their power to defeat the bill. If Linn oounty gets this tract of land, thi county will oonstruot roads to the mines and the; trade will be diverted to Brownsville and Albany, but long aa it remains la Lane, Eugene will be sure of tbe bnlK of tbe bus! ness. MRETINU CALLED. The voters and taxpayers of Lane county are hereby called to meet 1 tbe oounty court room, lu Eugene, Oregon, Thursday evening, January 24, 1901, at 730 o'clock sharp, to take under consideration tbe movement Linn oounty to annex tbe Blue River mines. Everybody Invited to turn out. F L Chambbhs, 8 H Fhkmdlt, Gbo T Hall, And many tbers. BOARD OF l'HADB. The Board ol Trade will meetThun day evening, at 7 o'olock, lu tbe Mly Hall to lake ao Ion In tbe Liuu oounty annexation scheme. Let a full at tendanse some out. F M Wileins, President Weather Steelal I tka aard Post la HD, Jan SS. Probably fair tonight and Thursday. Bbals. Tsi Park ib Cabs. The ease of the slate vs Wm Parker, charged with stealing au umbrella from L P Bnapp, was tried before Justloe Wlntermeler In tbe county sou rt room In tbe oourt house tbls afternoon. The following Jury was drawn In the case: O Knox, Seo Welder, Jas Taylor, Mike Bohnelder, Mack Bummerville and Jaa Honlg. Jury retarued a verdict of 'not 'guilty." Attorneys Ueo W Klnaey and Chaa Kliwenger appeared for tbe prisoner and Deputy Dlstriot Attorney J M Williams for the state. Parker la held on an another obarge. tbat of atealing a rasor. His second trial will be beld tomorrow morning at o'olock. A Dkplorablb Accident. Miss Kellle Addlngton Ilea at the bonis of her parents In Lost Valley precinct In a very precarleus omdltlon from the result of a bump on her nose during a play at a Maw Year's watch parly. uflamatlon of the brain has resulted, together with entire paralysis of the nervous system. Fanoy crackers, ete, at H unmond's. For all kinds of wood Inquire of M Hcbblb. El-Commlealotter Bailey and Ei- Hlierlff Nolaod were In town today. , The Telegram and Oregnnlan con- aln pie turra of Hon H E Akeoy today. Mrs Ueo Marsh la quite III at tbe home of M Hvarverud. Fresh crabs at Hammond's STATE LEGISLATURE No Practical Change in Yote for Senator. Dcriciiacv propr:tioi. Bpsclsl to tbe Gcabo. Balem, Jan 543. The house paastd a bill today appropriating (25,000 for tbe payment of deficiencies lucuird dur- iha pest two years. VOTE FOR SENATOR. Special to Guard. Balem, Jan 23. Both houses met lo Joint session at noon today and ba: loted for senator. The vote resulted Utile from tbat of yesterday. Her mann lost one vote, and Corbstt and Bmltb (fusion) escb gained one. The latter two votes wire those absent ye- krday, SUMMARY. Bmlth, fusion 29 C'orbett, republican 29 MoBride, republican 19 Hermann, republican 7 Scattering 7 CAUtUd. A caucus will be held tonight but It Is n c expected that any materlHl change will result therefrom. GENERAL LEGISLATION. The senate worked oo Incorporation bills today. Both houses received committee reports. Third reading of bl Is will be tbe pro gram for several daya to come. TODAY'S TELEGRAPHIC. Sailing Vessels Given Lost. Up for Speelal to tbe Qdabu. ' Ban Fbancisco, Jan 23. The sail Ing ships Charmer, Baxter aud Wake field, long ovi rdue at this port have been given up for lost aud posted as such. DISGRACED THE ARMY, Speelal to thsQuard. Tientsin, China, Jan 23. Two Am' erioan deeerttrs from tbe army were arrested while looting have been ordered shot, A PACIFIC CABLE. Special to the QUAKD. VieroBiA, is C, Jan 23. The post' master-general has accepted a bid for Paolno cable from Victoria to New Zealaud. "LONG LIVE THE KING." England's New King Takes the Title of "Edward Seventh." Special to the Guard, London, Jan 23. Tbe parliament of Eugland assembled today. Edward Prinoe of Wales, wa formally Invested with the sovereignty. The king took tlietl leof "Kdward Seventh." Volcanic Eruptions Are grand, but ekln eruptions rob life of Joy. Bucklen's Arnica Balve cures tb.ein;aleo old, running and fever sores, ulcer, boils, felons, corns, warts. cuts, bruises, burns, scalds, chapped bands, chilblains. Best pile cure on earth. Drives out pains and aohea Only 25 ots a box. Cure guaranteed Bold by W L DeLr.no, druggist. An Accident. bile Elsla Plok ard was driving H B OUt, a traveling man, aoross the oounty bridge tbla side of Eltulra today, oue horse shied aud crowded tbe other horse oU the bridge, l'ne buggy turned over aud landed six feet below lu about IS Inches of water, ft r Gist Ml under tbe buggy and got a good weitiug beside one arm was badly I rained; oue leg was also somewhat injured. Mr PicksrJ and tbe team and buggy escaped Injury. Don't Rub It In. All ACHES AND PAINS LOOK ALIKE TO Scotch Remedy mere re ! jr food reasons whj eTerj ouuKno i sibUM use tbls remctljt Tiiwi it pnitratra aui.'kcF thn Sltiv known s-.,n.l.. .. ! It rrmnvffi pvt. nml mrannn Ht n . urn! wili m,h olI tr discolor th Tin It contain?) no chloroform ths- atiimnnia. (M.sicurn or KM in and Is nut V')iili, Fourth-He?,,,- u 1 tho only !ir, quick ."miifc rvmHi- fauna on Ui SSI I SSJS. 'Id by aU drutniiti m W writt. SCOTCH REMEOY COMPANY tftCTB sVtscy BAN FRANCUCO Sold By Linn Drug Co 0k AFFAIRS AT SALEM. The Senatorial Fight Mast Re sult ia a Compromise. BOTH SIDES CONFIDENT. Sixeiil CornaDoDdoace to Gusrd. Balkm, OreKon.Jan 2i, 1901. The first ballot for United Blates Henstor has been taken, aud the opiosing forces are ooueaier a settlem-nt today i.n thsv were mouths ago. 'the same unseen gulf separates them, and it must be crossed by some method are a senator can be namvd. A popu lar plan to pave such a way, is to be found In sidsi acsing the present noted apiraDU for the portion and nominating i-ome man whose record is clean, and b se name has not beeu mixed up in lu the prc seut mud die. Such a plan, It hs been found noon Investigation, meeis t ;e app-oval ul a large ahare of the members and will, no d mli', be .the method taken for terminating the struggle.; C irbett's force are very confident, but confide- ce doi't always plice a mau lu a i-euutnrlal ohalr. Tne op position Is equally ootirld-nt, i ut their oouBdeuce is lu .t born of troubled sleep col Bdent ol a cbang t-aiorrow, Since t muirow never comes, they are evidently cbalne a wlll-o-Lhe-wisp. Routine worx is being rushed rap Idly along, more rapidly In fact, tbau Istbeui-uil cusioui. About 200 bills are in tbe bonds of their respective committees, some to die a lingering death and otheis to pass through th regulation channels and becomi worthy laws. The committee clerks are compelled to report to the uhitf clerks at 9 o'clock each day except Hunday, and in consequence much more work can be secured from them than has been possible at otber ses sions. Hume, who has a cannery at the mouth of tbe Rogue river, Is working bard t) keep everyone from catching salmon In tbat stream, except bis em ployes. In fact be is endeavoring to play tbe same skin-game on the peo ple, as tbe Columbia river cannery men are laying. His bill makes it crime to catch salmon above a given point on the river, and this pmctlcally ebuti all ( then, exoept bis fishermen out from securing salmon for home uxe, The state bouse flags float at half- mast today, emblems of our feeling towards England for her honored dead. Noted Sociologist Coming. Professor Albion W Small, bead professor of Sociology in Chicago Uni versity will be in Eugene, Thursday, January 24th. It is hoped tbat be will consent to leoture on some topio In so ciology, In Deady Hull, at 8 o'clock that evening. The public will be wel come. Incase it should not be possi ble for him to lecture, notice will be Inserted in tbe daily press. Professor Small has had a large ex perience In oivio mat'ers In Chloage, and can speak with authority on soci ologloal questions. Dr Holt's Lecture. The lecture at the State University this forenooa by Rev Ki Holt was a very rloh treat. The audience waa most entbusiaftio in toe reception which It gave tbe eloquent words of the speaker. Another opportunity of henr.ng the able presentation of the aiiuai. Inn In China by oue who was there twelve years will be afforded tbia eveulsg at iae rresoytfriau ohurou at 8 o'clock. Admission free. - Red Cross. A meeting of the lacllea nf 11,. p...i Cross society will be beld tomorrow (ThurBdar) afternoon, at i o'olock, at tbe residence of Mra C:alre Wil- lougtiDy. Boy Wanted. A bright, .'early boy 15 13 18 years of b wautpu to work in Btore. AudIv Umvibsiu Bookstore Ladies absolutely fiwi t'h,, uiBui .i ma opera liouw. We mean wnatwesay. Come aluelv. e.,n. i uiuve'.c uie reellnK jouim f at home 'Necessity Knows No Law." But a law of Nature bows to the necessity of keeping the blood pure so that the entire system shall be strong, neaitny and vigorous. To tkt Hoofs SjtrsizviriZi. IS, .. Hood pu.if.cr. is thr-efo Uo of htAlth tndltlst necessity in nearly every house- Mii J TO' diirrvml:. Blood Disorders " Jtft. eUvchJer nd I hnlh 1 ... fcrrf ortAtlv ti'iih blood fi.. ..j sUmich troviUs, tnj sntrjj bottlrs of KWi iarsacvsnai hm rWn mt henrf:: Junes F. Thompson, nf rim i. iit nil ; th. ..m..T". amy eaihanic m u. .ni, . a.,..- .Something New.. AT Day & Henderson... Cut order Carpets Come and see Them. All Kind of Heaters... Cole's Air -1 ' 4 i"i ,, r tove and None better luuda. GRANITE WARE. g S. L. SMOKE. Mount Hood High Grade ioc Cigar F. C. Potts Manufacturer- AS A Chance to get a corset Wf&f?:r cheap. Odds and ends. W'- Sizes broken. mm N2I49 EXTBA LONG Celebrated Immense and $1,00 now These are'all Bargain values, WAISTS E. TIATLOCK 9th Street, Eugene. FIRST- Of Eugene. Paid up Cash Capital S50.000 Surplus . $50,000 Eugene, ' regon. A GENERAL BrfKINO B0SINE. Bilhi ol .Tenant !d on fur iga ctuntrlea. Dep, t, r-.-eived .object to check or SSufi. Cats of llpncit. " "Ol'""'!"'' entrusted to OS will revive PMtLpt atUnUiu T ( Hmnsicss, Presi'ient 3 B Kaiis, Vlre Pre.idlu P. E. SxonoHASs, Caeller. I H. POTTIB wtt Parker WALTER ROSS. MKr. Ulrtllfn rnmrnsr,.,'- mi 311151114 uuuiiiirjuuilg inrrs day, JANUARY 24. THG rDicriTii GREAT UI'rri' fi. THE UNDISPUTED KIX(; AVI) HIS HYPNOTIC VAUDE- ii.i.i:s. Ill a rofini.,1 T,,,. Laushab o im.1,1.,. ' formance. ISO T.,r,l ISO Minutes. 0 LADIES absolutely free the hrst night. PRICES 23, 3.5 and uOc. Nationa Ban Seats on sale Monday ,v . - 8 8 Tight ZZLfaF&u ranijss. KITCHEN UTENSILS. LONG 'TIS EASY WHEN YOU KNOW HOW; and where to secure hlnh (jrade wii.es and liqunra, to Rut the bert and punntat low prices. You can alway find the very cholcett via taj esiuclnretn, Burgundies.Iihine wines, champagnes, and every thing in the beBt table winen, with the beat hoqnetand finest flavor, as well a choice old whiskies ale, portt r and beer at, ' W. M. RENSHAW'S Eugene. Oregon. jUadam Warner's dress form corset. Keg price $1.50 now .55c Celebrated S it C corset 1.50 now .50c Celebrated S & C corset $1.25 now ,45c Celebrated Kosmo corset $1.50 now .40C Celebrated Tamsico corset $1.25 now .35c Elegant corsets ,75c and ,25c Call cd look them over. NOTICE TO CKEDIXOES. Notice is herf by given tbat Irens Bangs hssb'en-inh tppmnted execntriz of the estate cf Muliniin Wright, deceased, by lbs County C.mri i Lsno Coontv, Stste of Oregon. )i persons having olaims against said estate ar, hereby notiaed to present the sume to the xecutriz at the law office of Geo. B. I)o.ri, over Ibe First National Bank in Enpen (!ity, Oregon, wilhin six months from tho date of this notice, January 8th, 1901. Ibsne Basoi, Qto B. Dohrxh, i-xecalriz. Attorrey for theestste. LANE OOUNTY BANK EUCENT. Ct:C.G0N. tstao (shed In IS8I. O'.ft Bank la the Covntj. General Baking business in all branclis transacted on favorable terms t 2 W(VEY, Ptwfdent I O. HUI.IN, t'sshlnr. P H.HOVEY. Asst tasbler. EUGENE Loan Ei Savings Bank Of Eugene, Oregon. Paid h Cush Cap.al - $50,1100 Surplus . . 5,000 OrNtHAL ftSIKINO BUSINCt TAN "'Ill ON rVOBLt TIUMS. nr.ti. nmra nn tne nrlne'ral cities el tbs ",,r -'.U' ml fiHvfKn iM' ntrleii. , liner, llow,n on If mi ml CertlflcS lrilsn ,,.f, riBtw, rrlod. i', i'.,i. rrt tve nur timmpl ittsntioo. ' u ii.J roiiiiiT AarrauU loughw . I BSOXIS. D. . f sine. fr.il ni. net Praiiss-.l .0!SIS, 1 W, W. SSOWS . ..it nr. i t I " x