Daily Eugene guard., March 21, 1902, Image 1

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DAEY EUGENE GUARD.
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VOL. 20.
FRIDAY EVENING
EUGENE, OREGON, MARCH 21 1002
Special Sale for
Monday, March 24th.
4r WJTgr teJf '
Ladies' Shirt
Waists
New Spring
Myles.
Price 25c
ONE DAY ONLY.
Hampton Bros.
Our Spring shipments of new goods
still continue to come in.
We have just unpacked
a splendid assortment of
SILKALINES, CRETONS
AND ART DENIMS
In plain and mixed colore.
The patterns and color combinations are
new and striking, '
We have FINE DOWN PILLOWS in all sizes.
Tan Wash Goods
1
will be extensively worn during the
coming season. We have a WIN DOW
display of Laces, Embroideries,
All-Overs and
Wa!1LG?0dS in ""oh we consider
to be as dainty and
pleasing as anything yet shown.
Have you seen it?
F. E. DUNN.
Calls Teddy a Tin Soldier.
Detroit, Mich, March 20. Judge
JameB Travis, of Covlngtou, Ky, In a
speech before the Jefleraon Club, at
Pontlao last night, made a bitter at
tack on President Roosevelt. He
characterized him as a "tin soldier,"
aud whose war achievements he do
rlded as boys' play.
Help out the High School News by
atlendine the benefit In the mh
neoool building Baturday eveniug,
Only 10 cents.
J. W. KAYS' FURNITURE CO.
Embalmers and Funeral Directors.
Day & Henderson, Undertakers
ana nmbalmers, Cor. Will and 7th
THE TIME AND THE PLACE.
THE DAY AND THE
...HOUR...
MEXICAN
HAND STAMPED
LEATHER FRAMES.
Carbon, Platinum,
Arlsto-Platlno,
Collodlo.Qrbon.
WINTER PHOTO CO,
518 Willamette SL
TO SEE OUR.
SELVES AS
OTHERS SEE US
We are not always anxious, for that
u not always flattering. To be seen
as we desire others to see us. is not
vanity, but a moral ambition, for that
means our best. This is the way we
have ever endeavored to portray our
ubjects.
ivacNaja
FAVORS FDRNISH CAUSE.
Geer People See the Handwriting
On the Wall.
Bker City Herald: The nnlitlnal
sharp whne buelnees It Is to olrcnlate
unonti'iitRtlnUBlv around amonir the
local republican powers that he has
determined that popular opinion points
to the fact that the defeat nf Jnoenh
blmou, United States senator and po
utical bote, in the primary election at
Portland Baturday. is admitted to have
weakened Geer's cause In seeking the
renomlnatlon for governor, and
strengthened that of W J Furnish, of
umatuia, for the nomination to that
office. Although the Geer forces insist
down in Marlon county that Geer's
strength in no way depends upon that
ofBlmon, it is apnureut by their dls
appointmeul over Simon's defeat that
they down In their hearts know their
doom Is written upon the wall and
Geer will not succeed himself In the
gubernatorial chair.
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FRIDAY EVENING
NO 6D
jnflifiTTnmu
Two Bridges Covered With
tatois Washed
Flood Spec
Out
SNOW BLOCKADE
Habbisburu Hotel Co. Bulletin-
The subscribers of stock to a hotel fund
met in the Bulletin office last night.
It was voted that the comnanv nro-nn
Ize, Incorporate and prcceed to build at
tlie ear lei-1 possible oate. W H Wlltse,
E E Upmeyer. W L Tvler. Barnev
May and H D Pierce were elected di
rectors, with Instructions to Inooruor.
ate under the name of the Harrleburg
Hotel Company. This meeting gives
life tosn enterprise the want of wbioh
has eiven our c'tv a black eve for manv
years, and the loyally and promptness
wun wnicn our people nave taken
hold of this matter augers well for fur
ther and greater improvement.
Bobn. March 10. 1902. to the wife
of Hoi Dodsnn, at Thurston, a son.
, THE NORTHWEST
Speoial to the Guard
St Paul. MarMi 91 TV.
, , ' - uuiiuini ui niu uussencers
WHO natl llRAll Ellnro.luimiJ ; t, ti : i i .
------ uuu iu uw vu&uuki mveti nere dv
a Ureat Northern train last night.
Thev rpnnrr. tlmf tho foil A J:r: e
r-"-"" ouu uiumij; m iue snow are
inconceivable by anyone who had lint". n.HRflll tlirminrli anfil.
an experience. b
In not a fflw inalnnnaa iT.Anl A-tC f i .-i
.-ao uims ul suUW covered ine
railroad track to a depth of thirty-five feet.
THE MILES RESIGNATION THREAT.
Special to the auard.
Washington. Maroh 91 TUa ti,-nt t n 1 r;i
. -- - Ulliouu Ul VJUUtUill luiies
to resign command nf tH a ormir ;r ti,- i
- n uo auuiiuiDliiauuil plan
of virtually retiring him by placing control in the war de
partment is carried
and comment.
General Milna Tina
uuut,.ajSU a Bnuiij. uaru. rresiuent
Roosevelt now realizes that the retirement by such means
COUld not Out create trraat rnnnlnr. nil,.. r r:i. i
PerhaP3' make him a formidable candidate for the presidency
It is SUCffflstnrl that.
, . oo - vuiuvu u nuuDovuit 111 y retire
him on account of the age-limit regulation, but that, also.
WOUld 8mack of a nnlitifal flairs. 'I1, .,!:.....! ' .1 '
-- - r- a.m,,v. ttuuiiuiawauuu ue-
sire3 to unload Miles but without causing a political disturb-
CECIL RHODES IMPROVING.
Special to the Guard
CAPE ToNW.Rnnr.Vi Afrlor, Aro,,!, oi n..:i r.i. .i
1 1 u -ri . - ""v, Miaiwi 4i, XI10U68 IS
mucn better. He is now taki
Q wvlVfc lu V(
HITCHCOCK HOLDS ON.
Special to the Guard.
Washington, March 21. A
. - " ' ....v.i iuouudu an
DUUnCemnnt la marln I .ol 1 e .i - r .
-"- oouieiury 01 ine interior
xxiiuuuouk nas no mea ot resigning his cabinet portfolio,
LORD HOPE AND MAY YOIIE AT QUITS.
.Special to the Guard.
London. March 21. Tim nri i rf lino rrnnnfnrl T 1 77!
, -Wma v au,o giauiou Ajru j? rancis
H-f T n 11a A II. 1 " -mm m
a uivuiiiu Hum uw aciress May lone,
i Tne-di,vo,rce was granted on evidence that she had been
gUlltv Of adulterv. Cantain St
vr v i i r , ouu ui oi-iuttvur oirong
-uoiu6 liomcu ao nio uo-responaent.
A MAINE DISASTER.
Special to the Guard.
Bangor, Maine. March 21. Tim fl
, . ... ' am vuo X UiiUU
scot river inciaent to tho warm mina nnri . v,nm n
HU11UIBU8 oi spectators to tne river banks and bridges today
kJiiuitiv uuioth nrinn i.wn nr tna hnHrma ...
wimjoo ciiau wero COV-
eiou wun people gave way belore the pressure of the flood
uuu woui, uuwn witn tneir loaas ot people.
There is no way of ascertaining the news of the vic
tims and excited people are making almost frantic inquiries
to locate missing friends and relatives.
A CHILD KIDNAPPED.
W. B. Rohrer is Wanted
the Officers.
BKum assiuiT.;
Walter IS Rohrer. formarlv In th.
butcher bualnesa In Eugene with bis
...uor-iu-iaw, Blielton Jenkins, is
wanted bv the lnni nfTI (Mrs at ajmfrm. wy r
having been Issued by Justloe Win-
termeler for his arrest.
Rohrer has been tenanted from hi.
wife tome three or four veara. .nil !
been In southern Dmirnn inu ,
time. Reoeutly be returned here and
yesterday afternoon Dioceeded tn th.
residence of bis former partner In busl
ness, Mr Jenkins, out west of town,
where his wife Is llvluir.for the nurnm.
of taking away tbelr little daughter
Ku uve years. Mrs Jenkins and Mrs
Hohrer expostulated with him anil
tried to prevent him from taking away
mo cuiiu, whereupon he brutally
knocked Mrs Jenkins and hit wife
both down and succeeded In getting
the ohlld away.
Before Kohrer proceeded to the house
he took the precaution to rtm.v Mr
Jenkins away by seuding him word
that a certain party wanted to sea htm
about some land matters.
It Is supposed the man has taken or
will take the little ulrl with him hank
to Southern Oregon. The officers are
od the sharp lookout for them and
have notified all oflloera up aud down
tne nue or the occurrence.
Hberlfl Withers will leave for nose.
burg on tonlubt'a train to look for
Kohrer.
'
...rf. GORDON...
The Housefurnishcr
The Best Goods.
The Lowest Prices.
PH0NES! Office-Black 59-.: Residence-Black 63...
W. T. GORDON,
UNDERTAKER and
FUNERAL DIRECTOR.
Office Phono Hlk S'l-l
Hos. Phono Blk 63-1
a6 East Ninth St.
FOR LENT
We have a choice, fresh and high cnula
l': ."' "V"'?- "'. Ii.bnter. and all
kin,l of .hell huh in oans and barrels,
M well aa toothsome morsels in klnpercii
errini-, inuiml macaerel, canned aba
lone .Allium and sardines. These foods
are fresh and dellcions. as well as our
lat Al salt mackerel and herring. Trv
purklondyke sauce this week-It is a
humnier.
J. U. GREEN & SON.
MARSHAL ARRESTED
THE FASHION CENTER
For Flowers,
Ornaments,
Pattern and
Tailor Hats.
Just give us a general idea of what you want and
we will make it up subject to your approral.
J. V. KAUFFMAN.
Bert Nnnn of Cottage Grove in
the Toils.
CHARGED WITH LARCCNV.
Special to th. Gciso.
Cttaob Grove, Maroh 21. City
Marshal Bert Nunn was placed under
arrest this morning about 10 o'clock
on the ohargeof the larceny of about
$12 60 from Dr E F Anderson.
The theft is alleged to have taken
place last Hatuiday morning. Dr
Anderson has been very III, and the K
of P lodge, of whlon the doctor Is a
member, decided to move him from
his room in Wilson's lodging bouse to
bit offloe, when It was discovered that
bis '.rousers had been rifled and that a
purse containing about 112.60 bad been
taken. Busplclon pointed to Nunn
and accordingly be was arrested.
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney h T
Harris arrived op from Eugent on the
afternoon train and N'unn was given
an examination.
Tberesultof the examination was
net obtainable at press time.
We have the bwt amort Kent of fish
ing tackle ever brought to Eugsnr.
Paine 4 Kay.
STORE SOLD.
J. W. Stewart, of SpringGeld, Dis
poses of Bis Store.
Joseph W Stewart, the well known
Springfield merchant, has sold his gen
eral merchandise store to a Mr Chand
ler, of Albany, formerly of Alsea. He
will take possession nntt MnnH..
Tuesday,
Mr Stewart Is one of the plonesr
merchants of the county, having been
in business at Springfield for 87 years.
He will continue to reside them .ml
will devote his time to bis other prop
erty interests.
hlYK DlI'LOMA. O W Milam, nrln.
olpal of the Geary school, Is the proud
possessor of a life diploma Just rooelved
from the state board of education. Th
professor has been teachlnir in r.n
county since 1H2, having attended the
state university In 1891-2. A teacher's
merit may well be measured by the
length of bis services In his respective
schoolroom. Prof Milam taught two
years continuously in the Thurston
district, three years at Waltorvllle, and
four years at Pleasant Hill. He took
charge ol the Geary school with the
beglunlng of the 1001 school year.
BROKE HIS LEG.
Emory Gossler Met With an Acci
dent Near Cottage Grove.
W H Gossler, who resides several
miles northeast of Eugene on the
Woodburn-Natron brauoh railroad,
today received a message from Cottara
Grove that his ton Emory, who It on
hit homestead about seven miles north
east of the Grove, had broken one of hit
Itgt below the knee. No further par
ticulars were sent.
Mr Gossler, aooompanied by Dr L
W Browa, left for Uottaire Grova on
the 2. OS train this afternoon to attend
the Injured man, who la well known
here.
A Democratic Dally.
Balbm, Maroh 20. There It a rumor
ourreut that a demooratlo dally news
paper may be established In Salem be
fore the present campaign bat pro
gretaed muoh farther. For the first
time In several yean the demoaratlo
party in Marion oounty finds ltstlf
wttnout a Dartv Daner. and tha naarf
and value of tuoh an organ It realised.
Aa yet the soheme Is In an Inoipient
stale, but definite developments may
oe expected in the near future.
No I.ONOCB Mad. Antor Jamaa
Neill and Grand Exalted Ruler Piokett
of the Order of Elks, have reached
understanding. Tbe tbesolan has
concluded that be was In error In re
senting what he thsught were personal
indlgnitlet at opokane, recently, In
the initiatory exerolsat of the order, if
tbe Bookane Elks will reaonBlde his
application for membership, Nelll Is
willing to be forgiven. He It ready to
disentangle his sutlers from tha under
brush ot misunderstanding.
iCHANOK in Operators. Cole Stan
ton, tbe well known U, O, graduate,
arrived here today to act at operator
in the Western Union teleeranh offloe.
for a week or two, taking the plaos of
Geo Taylor, who will leave for Grants
Past In a few Idavt. Ha sxoeeta to ba
gone only a few weekt when he will
return ana resume his position here.
told
Holo Out. Andy Tltut h
bis Interest in the Ninth atm h.rh..
shop to Otto Brown, Just out from Ne
braska. He and Henrv
will conduct the shop hereafter. Messrs
Brown aod Hcbwerlng are brothera-ln
law.
The approach on the north end
the Kugene bridge aoroas tha Win.
ett river ha had short planks put on
I'l the middle trck, over the
planking.
of
old
..SHOES..
New Stock Seeds
. . . FIELD AND GARDEN . . .
Fancy Timothy and Red Clover.
White Clover and
Kentucky Blue Grass, -Field
Peas without weevils.
Seed Potatoes that look good.
L. C. SKEELS,
1847 Rotters Broa A 1 War. '
Yerington's
Dyspepsia Tablets
.re aa goon as tne best and only one-half the price.
... 25 cents per box ...
YERINGTON'S gth St. DRUGSTORE.
Our Motto Is: "TO PLEASE."
We keep an up-to-date line of Groceries,
and guarantee our prices
to be as low as the lowest.
w.
Phone Red 60-3.
APPLES, EGGS and
BUTTER WANTED.
B. McKINNEY,
588 Willamette Street
We now bars a full Hue of
Domestic and Imported Cheese
Imported Swiss, Kronenbase, Sierra,
Fromaije de Brie, German Breakfast,
Fromaije de Camembert, Neufchatel,
German Cream Brick,
Schloss Kase, Limberger.
GEO T HALL & SON
You Can Get
.FOR.
Loggers,
Miners,
Cruisers,,
Prospectors.
Large Stock to
choose from, at
YORAN S SHOE STORE
See our new line of China
Uosets and Buffets.
ExeatbUOO0' ,M 0 ,,6 "nd l,'0
Diainj chain, cans test, 7) uaU.
Nvrtt Rocktr lor $1.50.
Top Maltrus lor S2.00.
Spring Mattrtuior SI. SO.
DAY & HENDERSON,
ARMORY BLOCK.
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N. T. Wilson.
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