Daily Eugene guard., May 13, 1902, Image 1

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VOL. 20.
DON'T OVERLOOK THIS SALE
HAMPTON BROS.
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Embroidery
For one week we
quality .Lmbroideries, in widths ot irom
6 to 7 inches at
bee it in our South Window.
a goo i a oi
...F. E.
Overton
Wall Paper and Paint Co,
37 west 8th street
...FOR...
Latest designs In Wall paper,
Best paints and Lowest
Prices.
3C
University
Book Store
Eugene Directory
Now on Sale.
Come and get a copy.
It G. MILLER,
Latest Styles
.In...
Spring Shoes
All the latent styles and colors in
men's women's and children's shoes
can be found at reasonable prices
-AT-
lORAH'S SHOE STORE
Tailor
'A
i ... FROM . . .
f
From May 8th to May 10th..
j DO NOT MISS THIS.
i Respectfully,
1
J. V. KAUFFMAN.
TUESDAY EVENING
Special...
Good Things
In Our Silk
Department
Silk Waists
Silk Waist Patterns
Imported Wool Waistings
Silk Skirts
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Salev
offer a special line of extra
10c, loc and 20c a yard.
Kimono's
A new line in 6pured lawns, plain and fancy trimmed
at $1.50, $2.00 and $2 50 each. You will want one when
warm weather come, bo make your selection while we bare
tuient. bee the window ot them.
FOR THE MEN
Come and see the swelled line of
Straw Hats ever brought to Eugene
DUNN...
State Federation ot Labor Sleet
ing.
President Q Y Hurry of tbe Oregon
Btate FeMerutlon of Lbor of Portland,
la Id Eugene In the Interest of tbe
olgauizttiou be represents.
Mr Harry will bold a meeting to
morrow (Wednesday) eveningat 7:30
o'olock at Socialist Hel', gtb and Olive
streets, for the purpose of informing
the people at to tile benefits of trade
organizations. Laboring people and
wage earners are invited to attend tbls
meeting as the speaker has something
for conshleratloi .
Albany and Sileto bave organized
labor bodies; the former with a three
hundred membership gained during
tbe past three weeks,
Mr Harry goes from here to Cottage
Grove then south to tbe state Hue
making stops at tbe principal towns,
New Telephones. A Ingerman
and C K Barker, of Portland, repre
senting the Pacific. States Telephone
and Telegraph Co, are In Eugene
soliciting for new 'phones for tbe local
system. Yesterday they succeeded In
seourlng 15 new patrons and quite a
number today. Tbe looil syBtem Is
growing more popuhr with tbe put
II ) every day and I be company Is to bs
congratulated upon having such sn
excellent manager as Miss Irene
Applegate. ,
Back to Htspital. J A Burlin
game returns to Ht Vincent's Hospital
at Portland tomorrow morning, where
be will shortly be operated upon again,
this time to prooure a new ohannel In
the gall. Mr Burlingame was In the
hospital about three months when Brat
operated upon. It Is exptcted that be
can come home a well man in about
six weeks. At least bis many friends
hope for suoh a rrsul'.
M ARHIKD. In fcugene, May 12, 1902,
by Justice V A Wluternieier, Andrew
Taylor and Miss Lucy Wilson.
Fok 30 Day?.- neurone sal i of car
pets. ree us lor bargains. Rimnante
below cost.
J W Kays Kurnliure Co.
Suits at
PRICE
EUGENE,
GAS MEN STHilvE
Chicago May Go Dark.
Only 40 Hours of
Gas Supply.
Desperate New- York Crime,
Banker's Meeting.
Special to theGOiao.
Kansas Citv Mnv is Tim
Western bankers are meeting
uii convention nore today
A Desperate Woman.
Special to the Golan.
New York. Mav 1 3. Mnrw
Gibbons, aged 30. threw car
bolic acid into tbe fans nf bar
lover, a widower, also into
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the face of hia dau?ht,ni
Nie then committor) sm'nirla
by immune from the mnf tn
n ... . " .
me sireec pavement
Chinese Fighting
Special to tha omiii
Pekin. Mav 1 3-Th rbo1
forces in Pechili Province
have been defeated bv the
emneror's armv. Thnir lnrl
ers were captured.
May Indict Packers
I Special to tbe Guard
Chicago. Mav 13. TIia
Federal grand jury is liable
to indict the packers who
took rebates from transDor-
tation companies in violation
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ot the interstate commarp.n
law
Chicago May Go Dark.
Special to the Guard
Chicaoo. Mav 13 The
employes of the gas com
' u
panies. numbering six lnm
area men, have cone on a
strike for better wages and
less worting hours
it is teared that the citv
will be thrown into partia
.... . . .
darkness as there is onlv
enough gas in reserve to meet
me requirements lor lorty
nours
A Beer Raise.
Special to tbe Guard.
Milwaukee, Wis., May 13.
The brewers threaten to
raise the nrice of hfiar 40 AAnta
a barrel to their customers.
lietaileis will resist and
attempt to get outside beer.
Notable Journalist Dead.
Special to theouard.
Louisville, Kentucky,May
13 Walter Halderman, own
er of the Courier-Journal,
died here today.'
Mr. Halderman was injur
ed in a streetcar accident Sat
urday, which caused his
death.
Chamberlain a Winner.
Frank C Baker, who was state prioter
ofOregon up to eight years ago, was
n Friday's train en route to Han
Francisco. The Ptrtland Welcome
says of him: "Frank Baker wbo wins
a barrel of money every year betting
on tl-ctlon, will again wags quite a
stake this llu.e. Mr Baker does not
nmp at codcIu-Ioii". He has friends
In every couniy in the stale and Just
before be place any money be writes
them and STertt na the situation fx
aclly. He has urittento bis friends
and now ha l of the opinion that
C'bamtK-rlaln Is a sure winner. He
aaya that unlem the K-puhllcan man
age can : p the waveof enthusiasm
for t'heralwrlein, Furnish will be de
feitid. At any rale, he Intends to bet
that Chamberlain will win."
Takkx to tjir Abvi.um. HIierlfT W
W Withers and Deputy Hherlfl Harry
Bown U:eay tok Amos Herbert, the
man who was examlnrd for Insansly
yesterday, to the Insane asylrm at
Melem, The unfortunate man Is violent
at tln.ee, and It tork (bree or four
men to get hi in on the train thla
afternoon.
OREGON, MAY 13 1902 Tlirrcrv, :
'Judges AND CLERKS.
Several Disqualified Becanse
Acceptance of
Nominations.
OTHERS APPOINTED.
The oountv 0 linmirdi.neru' mnrt at
meir regular monthly session held lrat
week made the following aiinulutments
of Judges and clerks of the June elec
tion to take tbe uli ce of those who am
disqualified to act b cause of their ac.
ceptanceof nominations for preoiuot
officers: '
West Cottage Grove H Oarntittn.
clrk In plaoe of Alfred Powell.
fairmount E R Mumuinv. el irk. In
pi me or ji u Davis.
Ol-utena Ohatlny K B illey, Judge
In plaoe of J TJ8uiherliiid.
Mapletou Joe Hlmmoue, olerk, In
place of G O Kuowlas.
Middle Fork-Crow, olerk, In place
of NG Hjlsnd.
Mohawk B F Houston, clerk, in
place of M 8 Harumitt.
P.lchardsou-Uobert Dennis, clerk
In place of C C Crow. '
Saginaw O Juokson. cUtk in
of M M Meyers.
Hluslaw Ham Huutlv ludire li,'i
ui xx wingAra.
Thur. ton Frank Cheval inr. ntnrfa In
place ol C B Donaldson.
Walton George Kirk, Judge, In
place of J L Atkinson: Win
clerk, In place of it Robertson,
epmoer John Btiuulev. num. 11
Gatee, Jufge.
Geo B Camp, of Manleton: M r? II,,,,.
wick, of Pleasant Hill: In n..
Walton ; Geo A Drurv. of WllL,ii,.
and H A Kompii. of Zumwalt. are nin !
disqualified for the above reasou, but
ineir successors bavo not yet been
appointed.
H. S. TRACK MEET.
Mgene and Portland High
Scnools Will Contest Sat
urday. AT BA.NOS1 PARK.
The people of Eugene are Dromlsnd
annth r Intereatlnv Hnal ir.i mo..
next Baturday', May 17, at Bangs' Park.
That is tbe dute and lllaOA nf tha
meet between the Eugene and Port
land high schools, whh h wasarranirM
some time ago.
Tbe Eugene boys have heun training
bBrd for tbe last several weeks and
will make a srlendid ahnvin
and probably win from the Portland
team. In a meet last Hlnr,lu ii.
Paclflo college, ol Newber. P.irtl.n.l
only made 14 points to their oppo-n-nts'
70-odd, and It is thought tbe
Eugene boys can also win from thnm
although not by suoh a large score. '
inet9am wai down to the Dark lh,
afternoon to get acoustomed tn t).
traok, and between now and Haturday
wm apeuo some time there. Trainer
Dlllard Is doing some flue work with
tbe hoys.
Automobile Rides.
Children holding tlikets from the
Ax Billy Department store for an
automobile ride are notified that the
promised rides will be given Thursday
evening next, Mav 16. from a tin A
o'o ock.
Took " Watkh Cuke." The (Jn.u,
correspondent with the campaigners
writes us from Mapleton nnder date of
May II, that J M Hhe!lv had tha mi..
fortune to fall Into the river afu-r tli
speaking was over, whIN on his way
to the Ihs'. Our corn-apondeDt add
Ih.t nil ... . .1 . . .
that "It was onlv a dui klnv nH
watfr cure' waa probably more air rw...
Lie to him than the 'water cure' treat
ment is to our Filipino fellow citi
zens." Nkw HcBiKKKS Buck. -Cottage
Grcve Nugget: iA-t week the I)r
inapt properly on Main street wa.
a 11 to Lawanri, Jenkins and Martin
forfl'yj. The new firm will C:,m-meno-
the erigvtlou of a new twrstory
buimeaa block 3Ux) feet in dimensions
just east of the residence, as mxn as the
details can be arranged..
BArxaai.L Ht;iTS Hkkk. The sulta
for Hampton Bros' baseball teem have
arrived and the various rnemlwrs of
tha team have n fitting them on
today. The first match game for the
'earn this season will t at Hal -m next
Hundav at the Brotherhooe' of corri.
tlve Firemen's pintle when they will
I lay the Hllverton team,
IN MARTINIQUE.
of
Tbe Town Razed Nothing
But
Beds ol Hot Cinders.
HEAT ISTtSSE-lTESCN AWPUL.
A diepatob to the N'w Y,,rk Hur.l.i
from Castries. Ht Luola Isianri ..h..
date of May 12, says relief parties had
ventured Into Ht Pleire. The beat
i.oni the smoking lava-covered ruins
was suuocitluir. and the stmieh
the oorp..c-4trewu stueta waa ri,i
Only a few walls we e standing. The
report that the homltai nimir
found Intact, with It i bands stopped at
7:50, was can firmed.
Not a drop of water waa nrnnnrahi.
ashore. The darkne-s caused by the
clouds of volcanlo dust Bhrouded the
town, and continuous aubterrauean
ruuibllug adds to the horror of the
seine.
NO TRACK OF 6THKLI3.
The foil and central ouar'srsnf ii..
tie town weid razed to Ihegrt und, a: i
were rep'ajed by t;fa o.'l nt nln't
The Iron grll'c-wo k ga'. i of 'I e gov
ernmeut ofiloee wai aline svaodlng
Tbero wes no trace of tln.sirei. j:..,.-
heaie of smoking aabi s wero to be ttun
on ell s'di".
At tbe landing nlaoe aim. hnrn.,1
aud ruined wal's ludlcatrj tbe spot
wherathe custom-house formerly stood,
aud traces of the larger shops ciuld I s
aeeu. In that nelghhsrbood hundreds
of corpses weie lying In all kluds uf
attltudee, showing that the victim
had met death as bv a llulunlncr.irnbu
Every veatlice of olothlnir waa horn,. I
away from the charred t odies, and In
many cs.ee the abdomens bad been
burst open by the Intense heat.
PILES OV BODIES.
Curlouf ly enough the features of the
dead were generally oalin and repo
(ul, although In some cases terrible
fright aud agony were deploted. Grim
piles of bodies were staoked evory whore,
showing that death had stricken them
while the crowds were valnlv aimklnu
escape from the fiery deluge. On one
spot a groui) of nine ohlld run warn
found lucked In each other'B arm.
AT THE COURTHOUSE.
Marriage License and
Legal Matters.
Otber
Mortgage ..1200 00
HBAL KSTATK IKANBPSUa.
U S to Joseph F Meat 100 acres la to
21 r 8 w, patent.
John M and Marsaret E Drnvea in
George E Neat land In Id 31 a r 2 w.
10.
C W Waahburne to Ganroa w Ph..
hart 2 10 acres In tp 16 s r 7 w, $2000.
Mavme and H G MoKlnlAv tn Pran
ces V Caufield 100 acres In tp 13 s r 1 e
iu.
U B to John Brooker 5 aores In tn
19 r 1 w, patent.
Joe and Dollle Johnson to Andrew
and Albert Bturtevant 40 tores In tp 18
row, 300.
Ludwla and Brea:'anala Martin tn
James Chrlateusen 22.05 aores In tp 18
s 1 4 w, WOO.
James and Christina Chrltn.n tn
Ladwlg Martin 22,56 aoiea In tn 1H a r
4 w, $600.
Nineteen rellnoulihment dncda frnm
Tbomaa H Walkerlto tha i
for land In the forest reserve In lieu of
other lands.
NOTARIAL COMMISSION.
The notarial commission of U W
Brewbaker la filed
with the county
olerk.
MAHBIAOa LIOKNBH,
Andrew Taylor and Luov Wilson
H Wilson witness. The vnnnv lula
j
oeing under age, ber father flli
rt-
ten consent.
A B11.K. A few weeks aso a travel
lnR ollolt"f 'k lrge Dumber of
orIe, photo buttons here, and In
Mflh lii.l.iira nnllulul - - . t . . . .
. .n-u m yxii 1 iuu 01 ine
price or the button, amounting to $i0
or $300 all told. He stated that the
buttons would be here In a couple of
weeks, but they havn't shown up yet.
He gave a certain boarding houae
keeper In tha city an order on tbe firm
which he r I timed be represented for
tha amount of two nr thne weeks'
b iard, and said Loardlnir houae keener
reoelved a letter the other day In an
swer to Inquiries about the man. stat
ing that no such mania In their em
ploy. Kroihtration at NieiiT The
ciunty clerk's offlcs was open last
night for registration of voters wbo
cannot get 1 1 Ibeoflliodtirlng working
hours. There was not such a hl rn.h
aaexict"l, only 18 registering last
night. AH day t day, however, there
has been ulte a eteadyslream nf volets
Into the i.fTW. and the registration to
night promisee ti lamer. Tbnr.ri..
Is the last day. You'll bave to harry. 1
,u,"cu"' - VtiNlNG NO 113
Our Motto is:
Y!S keep an llP-to-date line of Groceries
and guarantee our prices orocenes
to be as low as the lowest.
Phone Red 66 3.
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Health Food
NOW IN STOCK.
Maliad Cereal, Nut Butter, Nut Bromose.
Ganose Flakes. Granose Eiscuits, Granola,
Grape Nuts, WJiole Wheat Wafers, ?
Shredded Biscuit Malta Vila, Postum Cereal,
Fig Prune Cereal. Malted Nuts. Grain-O,
Ctramel Cereal, KB Cereal, Cream Cereal,
Gratiam Crackers, Salted Peanuts fresh.
L. C SKILLS.
1847 Rogers Bros A 1 Wnre, Free.
Yerington's pth
Street Dru: Store
Something New
1 7 l deep
tno-Laba,
a deep
n Hill,
One pound can 10c. . One
Geo T
For sale at
VISITORS MAY COME.
The larder should be well supplied, area
If your guest will eroept only a euu
of tea and a cracker, liy the way It you
want to reach the hearts of the little folks
he sure to have on ham) goodly quantity
of glaiter snaps, tin bar anil soda crackera
lor the elilera ami yonkers, ai woll we
always Clrry la stuck the b it.
I) GREEN & SOI
Telephone Main 25-1.
HAZELWOOD
ICE CREAM...
The best in
The Cachou Cafe
F UNEEDA
SSQN
Bee WUITINU ab ut It.
lie CANT
bul
Woik la rlllht. Vrlsm
Titus Block, No 615. Will. St.
fUH Sprinc stock of
1 goods, garden tooln, cultivators, rubber
and cotton li
Oet our prices. Car of IStudebakor wagons juat
in. Everything in Hardware.
Ninth and Oak. 5. L. Long:.
"TO PLEASE."
APPLES, EGGS and
BUTTER WANTED.
1. McKIjNjNEY,
5SS WillnmcttelStreet.
1" irl,-e. Diuoh, but we do Kive theni an.l toii kn,.
wLat you aie k.UiiK. lloj. 't ,J m" t
y....I We've got it. 1 ow ,iva J ; J' '! W
v -Un...,..,iM uii,-r,i you: 11,1. ii.!
layuur ,.la... to buy tlr,ie.. iWkery a! 'l it.
Youri U l l,.ae,
N. T. Wilson.
1raus.ot1.ms iiit.-rt vou? Tl,i. ,!,,.
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and Drinks.
sea shell fi.h Irom which yeu cao Blake
t .nnai-ilAki L ta.. i.a..
, ....... CTy at oaiaa the
a you do of Uy.tera or CUnia and oust
and one-half pound can 15c.
Hall & Son
'TOP
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f "3iVr-rr7rvT.-sl
town 'at
aaiijiNlsais ilim n p a,,
and almost everybody
in town DOES
TALK MITCH
ha CAN MAKE HK;NS
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Next door Green's Grocery, fj
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