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Newspaper Page TextDAILY EUGENE GUARD. Today's News Today. VOL. 20. FRIDAY EVENING EUGENE, OREGON, JUNE 13 1902 FRIDAY EVENING NO 138 Today's News Today. TO CLOSE OUT Ladies Tailor Made Suits, All New Spring Styles. $9.00' FOR $12.00 FOR $15.00 FOR $20.00 FOR $25.00 FOR $6.00 $8.00 $10.00 $15.00 $16.65 No Further Trace of Escaped Convicts Can be Found Call at once. Hampton Bros. Book Hats. Just arrived. They are new and we have them in elaborate colors. Something every family should have. poster ose Supporters . . . We are sole agents for the New Foster Hose sup porters for ladies. They are the neatest and handi est supporter out. To look means a buy. Ladies Neckwear. For a few days we will close out odds and ends in ladies TIES and NECKWEAR. A chance to get something nobby. REMNANTS . . . We have some bargains in our line of Remnants of summer goods. Ask to see them. SHIRT WAISTS 39 CENTS. KUNONAS. They are a cool, comfortable wrap and always look nice on a warm day. p C TjllNN j . See them. J. W. KAYS' FURNITURE CO Embalmcrs and Funeral Directors Day & Henderson, Undertakers and Embalmers. Cor. Will ana 7th DEXTER NEWS. Closing of Trent School and Other Items. Z2E Overton Wall Paptr nd Paint Co, 37 west 8th street ...FOR... Utest designs In Wall paper, Best paints and Lowest Prices. 3C If Master Adamantine Plaster Does not Crack, Break or Run, I Guarantee it Fireproof Waterproof Can drive na.il into or hammer on itwithuQt breakage, llon't ue r.nwnaajul plaster. Address or Bee J. L. LOMBARD, Plasterer. 227 Went 8th street, Eutiene, Oregon. Tennis Bieyele Canvas Shoes SDtcIal to the Guard. Dkxteh,: June 12. Mr ana Mrs J u 8 ultb of Pleasant Hill isllert at Jesse Holbrook's Tuesday. Mrs Bolbrook's mind U seriously dersuged. Her mental condition showing little or no Irr provement. A number of the young people went to Salem on the excursion. They all report a very enjoyable time. G M Parker has purchased a fine $200-vel)lole which he will put on the road the first of July, when he will be prepared to (rive the traveling public first clss acoimodstlons. John Parker has gone to Silver Lake with Porter's cattle. However, we prophesy that he will not tarry long as Zion hath more charms for John than all Bunohgrase. 8 H Friendly has rented bis farm at Trent to a Mr Stroud of Camp Creek We are very sorry to lose Mr Mooney'i fnlsn as netchbors and hope they will find another location In this neighbor hood. The Trentsohool olosed Friday, June Misses Georgia Parker, hannl Cornelius and Mary Mooney were suc cessful la passing the 8:b grade exam inatlon. The graduetlngexercises will be held at the Trent school house on Fririav evenine the I3th. All are oor- dlallv invited to attend. The usual crowd attended the pleas ant Hill picnic. The day was all that oiuld be desired and they enjoyed themselves heartily. Unveiling Ceremonies. Eugene Camp, Wowlmeo 01 ine World, will boll eiercl-ee nunony, June 22, as follow : b nveinng or mon ument erected to I he memory of W P sri.i.er Oik Hill cemeterv, 1U a on. Unveiling of monument of I K Peters, IUOF nemetery, Kugciie, 3 pm. Me morial exercises at 8 p m at the Meth odist church. Address by Rev K F Riwland. D..kii vrHlellv inf ted to all or these exercises. Al Southern Railroad Collision THE STREET FAIR. Will Be Held September 10, II, 12 and 13. Killed Under Electric Car. Special to theOtuw. Portland, June 13. Dr McUaniel of this city slipped and fell under the wheels of an electric streetcar this foro noon. He was instantly killed. Trusted Employee Went Wrong. Special to the oaard. New York, June 13. A trusted employee of the Wes tern Union Telephone Com pany embezzled $16,000 from the company ana tearing in vestigation oi his account nas disappeared. Cuban Reciprocity. Special to the ouibd Washington, June 13. President Roosevelt sent a pecial message to Congress today advocating the enact ment of a law providing for reciprocity trade relations with the C uban republic. Penitentiary Escapes. H pecial to Guard. Salem, June 13. The offi cers and their posses in pur suit of the escaped peniten tiary convicts Tracey and Merrill, are batuea in tne chase, having lost all trace oi the men. The bloodhounds, never a success to any notable extent, have as little success in track ing the fugitives as the men. The militia companies have been recalled to their homes. The sheriffs of Marion and Clackamas coun ties are still on the hunt searching for clues, never too plain since the men dis appeared in the brush of Mill Creek near the penitentiary grounds. Manv Hold tne opinion that the men are being cared for bv friends and will re main in concealment until the excitement ceases, and their hair crows out, then leave the country. Death on the Rail. special to the QUiSl). Nashville. July 13 Throucha collision of passen eer trains on the Nashville, Chattanooga and 8t Louis Railroad five persons are dead and sixteen injured. REUNION HAS ENDED. Election of Officers Was Held This Morning. HECTISO THIS MOHSISO. At a meeting of a nutnher of bue'- ness men at Mayor U K Chrtshmsn's Ollloe this forenoon It was decided to hold the slrett fair and carnival on Wednesday, Thurstav, Friday and Saturday, September 10, 11, 12 aud Ut J Arnold, a street fair promoter aud owner of several attraollous, we present at the meeting, as was also Mr Frost, who has been In tin city sever al we. ks In the Interests of the pro posed fair. All those present seem very enthu siastically In favor of the lair, and It will be s go. Mr Aruold has such amusemeote as the following, all of which lie will bring lo Eugene for our carnival: 15a loon asoenaioo, Edison's big eleotrlc sbows, TurkltU actors, (iernian vil lage, merrysio-round, ocean wsve, mlnistrels, etc. CALL FOR M EBTINO Mayor Chrlsman has made a call for a meeting of oitizeus Tuesday night as Ml iws: A ineutlug of oitizeus Interested in the street fair Is hereby oail.nl at the opera house for Tuesday, June 17, at 8 p in sharp for the purpose of organiza tion. U K Chrism Mayor. DASHED IXTO THE SEA. A PIONEER LADY GONE. Mrs. I. M Gearhart Died Thurs day Afternoon. Another one of Lane county's pio neer urttlers has passed to the great beyond. Mr.iJ M (Jisrhart dlad Thursday aftrii' on nt 4:26 o'cloctt at her home 14 ru 1 h west of Kogene, from a three yrais' Illness from heart trouble. The funeral was held thli afternoon at 3 o'.l K'k aud the remains were Inter red In Hie lluUoy cemetery. re U. arhrt was aged 62 years and 28 daje. tilio was born In Cooper county, Mo, and was the daughter ot Baud Julia A Mol'berHon,long ago de ceased. Mr and Mrs Ueerhart came across the plains in 1852, Ijnatlug on the fnrm where Mrs U arlii rt died. Besides her devoted husband, the de ceased luly leaves one daughter, Mre Mary McCullum, who resides live mllus west of town, and one brother, LF Mcl'herson, butb of whom were with her at the time ot death. Besides there she leaves many warm friends who deeply sympaib'zs with the sor rowing husband, daughter and brother. Masonic Grand Lodge Officers. At the session of the Oregon Grand Lodge ot Msaons yesterday afternoon at PortNnd oflloers were elected as fol low: Most Worshipful Grand Matter W F Butcher, of Baker City. Dei uly Grand Master S M Yoran, of Eugene. Grand Senior Warden Thimae Gray, of Portland. Grand Junior Warden W H Klan HBgan, of Grants 1'ass. Grind Beoretary J F Robinson, of Eugene, (re-elected.) Urand Treasurer F H Alllston, or Portland, (re-elected.) Grand Trustee J soob Meyer, of Portland (re-elected.) Strawberry Bargain. Nice fresh strawlierrles, six boxes for 23 cents al Ax B lly's Department Btore. Just the things for warm summer weather See them at , Yoran's Contract Lrr. Yesterday's hanv Lemocrat: --- opened this forenoon for the cootrect for building tbnlrtwarosrnooi ui-. Two bids were filed, one by J A Mc . i . i HOSTS and the other by I V. I J I ' j . KCono, at 110,400. 1 be contract wee let to Mr Conn. Voder It the building I. to be of lx rooms. Two school rooms aud r.cllatlon room are to L completed, th others to I fiolahed as needed. TliS bid memoes n.i.ri plumbing and heating apparatus. VV R. K L. The ladles of the) W R P L will nieei luui".."- ..j-...,, afternoon, at -o cii.., Cocierllne. A Stage Team Runs Away and is Drowned. Oardineb, June 13. The Cocs Bay & Gardiner siege line had quite an eo- cldent cn the beach a few days ago, four horses were hitched on to the stsge, one of the (our not being driven on the team oily occasionally became frightened and the Infection spread lo the others, whereupon tbey made a wild daeb Into the ocean. The leaders become loosened from the others and csme out, Hie c .upllr g pole broke aud the heelers dahe1 onto their death lth the front wheli. The driver, Milton Cully, sprang out and swam I ebere. Tne hind wheels and box , irt recovered. The drowned bora and front wheels will I'sely be washed athore by an Inoomli g tide. Y. P. C. A. There will be a meeting of the Y P C A at the Methodist cl crcb Bunday, June l at 6:30. Dr K lot and Rev H H Templeton, both of Portland, will deliver ap roprlats ad dresses. Good musls will also be pro vided. Thsyoung people of Hie vsr. Ions eliurches) epclally urged to at lensl. V N Converse, secretary. POHOOL Picnic The Bally sohool clued today with a nice program ren dred bv the school under the dlreO' Hon of Miss Huale Smith, of Eugen teacher. Tbe exercises Indicated cart ful training, and the children acquitted n.-mM-lvea with oredlt, while tbe aumntuousdltiner whloh followed amply satisfactory to the most fastldl ous. Miss Hmlth has taught a success ful term which was very pleasing to Ihe patjons of her school. Prohibition Ali-iakce. The Pro hibition Alliance will bold Its nt m.tli. on Friday. June JOih, at 9 m, Imtead of June 13th. The meeting will be held In tbe lecture ro in of the Christian church at which time an interesting program will be given. The pol llo Is most cordially Invited. K E Bllllngton, President. A Pahadb The Eugene Hosp Co Is nothing If not enterprising. As a means of advertising Ihelr soap tbey bad about 60 small boys parading tbe streets this afternoon with caps and banners with tbe nsrnes of their sp printed thereon. Tbey were beaded bj hi. with a drum and ths made plenty of Doles. MIOIUTIORI AD0PT10. The most succeuful reunion ever held by the Lane County Veterans' Association came to a close this fore noon when oflloers for the coming year were eleoted. Tbe business meetiug was called to order at 9;30 oclock by President John .ngham. After the minutes of the 1901 reunion were read aud adopted, Comrade Miller read a set of by-laws aud It was moved aud carried that tbey be adopted as the rules govern ing the association. lies, lutlons of thanks and con dolence were Introduced by Comrade Miller and adopted. Nominations for president were then made as follows: Comrades Lincoln, Miller, Ingham, Mo Reynolds, Jennings, rlhelley, Tur in B ton. On the third ballot Comrade W U Llnooln was chnseu and on mo tion Ihe tleotlon was madeuuaulmous. For vice president, Comrades U L Kami, J M Hhelley and Frank Iteisner were nominated aud eleoted unani mously. Keoretary and treasurer are appointive odious and will be filled by President Lincoln. It was moved and oarrled that the next meeting be held In Eugene In the month of June, the exact date to be deoldcd upon later. It was moved and oarrled that the executive oointnlttee be Instructed to confer with tbe railroad oompany In regard to reduoed rates to tbe next re union. RIHOLUTIONS. Comrade Jennings Introduced the following resolutions whloh were adopted : WllKHBAS, President Roosevelt lias administered the aflalra of govern ment in an able aud (earless manner, therefore, be it Hksolvid, By the Lime County Veterans' Association tint we have tbe utmost oonlldeuoe In the wisdom, patriotism aud Justice of our President aud assure him of our undivided sjm palhy and support In all his official acts, aud especially Id upholding our a in the Philippines, aud the sup pression of trusts at home. MOHB REOIBTHATION8 Wm itutb, Co R 35m Iowa Tut. F tiuroamp, Co M 10th lad Cav. K B Ayers, Co G 04th Id Inf. Orvllle Phelps, On G liStb Id Inf Mexloan War. J J Hwazy, Co 0 to III Iuf. Geo Maoareley, Co 0 1)0 III Inf. Wm D Finuerly, Co H 113 111 Inf, Baml Brewbaker Co 08 Mleh Inf. F Oefteubaoker, Co A 7 Maine Inf. John Pryor, Co F8tb Minn Inf. M J Hilleges, Co K 12th Mo Cav. O Cole, Co I 20 Ohio Inf F G MoMurry, Co C Sod Ore, Inf. C O Hammond, Co 1 1st Neb Inf. W 8 Moon, Co C 2nd Ore Inf. Arthur Henna, Co U 2nd Ore Inf. Henry Dreeae, Co H 149 Peun Inf. Myron Johnson Co E 18 Wis Inf. John Bobmutz, Co H 48 Wis Inf. LAST MOMT'S MBBTIMS). A great crowd attended the annual oampflre" at tbe opera bouse last D'gbt. The meeting was presided over by Comrade John Ingham, who Intro duced the various speakers and per formers of the evening. Bpeeobes were made by Comrades Hhelley, Grlfflo, Hlllegaa, Hopkins, Llnooln, Jennings, Chapman, Thompson and Millar, there was an Instrumental solo by Mil Pearl Davis and Roy Pope; Miss Con sance Handsaker recited ; W Gossslt aud son plsyed an Instrumental duel; Harry Hopk'na rendered a vocal solo; Mr aud Mrs A Yerlnglon and Col Htralght sang a trio and lbs Fourth Heulmeiit band discoursed a couple of wloolloua. It was Indued su enjoyable meeting. J. W. KAYS FURNITURE CO. Will Save You Money on . Furniture, Carpets, Stoves and Ranges, Tin and Granite Ware, Crockery. We Carry the Celebrated "ECLIPSE" Stoves and Ranges. A ten-year guarantee with each stove. Give us a call. Our prices are right. Eugene, Or. Yerington's 9th Street Drug Store Loxersjg? of OLIVE OIL who wish to buy it in quantity can now get tho cele brated F FEUARI OLIVE OIL in i gallon cans at GEO T HALL & SON'S. HUH Spring stock of poultry netting, steel' goods, garden tools, cultivators, rubber and cotton hose, spray pumps is comploto. Got our pricos. Car of Studobaker wagons just in. Everything in Hardware. No 50 Ninth and Oak. S. L. Long. Fruit Jars . . . all stylos, lots of them. Prices Right. 7 & & L. C SKEELS, I847 Rogers Bros A I Ware, Free. Now CRATER LAKE BOILING. According to Reports of Recent Arrivals. Med ford Oregonlsn: CraUr Lake Is beginning to boll and steam, eoooid-i Ing lo reports of recent arrlrale. Al though none ot those Interviewed hae I seen tbe lass itseir, uisy oiaim m. Clouds of steam could be seen ascend ing from whefethe lake Is located. As lbs toIcsdIo eruptions of Pelee hare already kindled eo many fires In olbsr craters, soma ballets It may be reason- slbls for the boiling of Crater Lake, ir reports are true. MaRnlKO.-MIss Msry Kmmerlck anal Uuy Lane were married by Ka Father Beutgen at Iks Catholic par'sh Tuesday, June 10. They are residents r,f Creswell, tbe brlds being a former pupH 1 the Cetbolls scadsmy bare. is the time to get you a get a good set of Semi-Porcelain Ware For Little Money Take a look at our south window. J U GREEN & SON. eOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO We Don't Shriek Uw vricm much, but we do jrir them and too know . Wheat. V0n aara irattltllsT. IhlH i luvsj vuuT W'r mi It. Do low vtiom uleaM too! Wt bava tltm. Do atralKhtfurward methoda andl etiarantaed tranaoU(D Interest tout Ihco UilrJ u your iliac to buy Uroceiiea, Crockery and Qiaa ware. Youn to TIM N. T. Wilson. Phone Mala, f II af ooooooooooooaooooooooooooo Our Motto ic "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 6fl 3. APPLES, EGGS and BUTTER WANTED. 13. McKlNNEY, 588 WUlamctU Strsst Shoe Store.