Eugene daily guard., July 21, 1905, Image 1

UARD
FRIDAY EVENING
EUGENE, OREGON. JULY 21. 1905
K RID AY EVENING
NO 214
Gunboat Bennington V toiler Explodes
Tomorrow
Ladies' silk
suits for half
Saturday
price
Tomorrpw
of the Half Price Sale and if you have not ai
ds Sale and saved your wife or husband just one-half
lar merchandise that other dealers are asking. You .
ini come tomorrow. Look over the seasonable goods
ig at such unreasonably low prices. Compare them
onvince yourself that our advertisments ate to be
Jrow we will make a special drive on
' Swiss Mohair, Jap Silk and Lawn
-half their real value
f'iss embroideried waists $2.50
silk waists, lace trimmed $1.75
ivn waisls for ..... . $1.25
! waists for.
38c
-i will need several waist
iuien you hit the trail
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JliooT excura-
CHINESE BOY
COTT IS ON
(Sorlpps News Service.)
Shanghai, Jul; 21. The boyoott on
American goods la now effective, al-
te Manorial ; though all running contraota will be
tne east aide 'allowed. All schools and colleges In
'morning. It ' this aeotion will discard all Amerluan
. leaking, bat books.
ReseS
p danger. A
ihed to take
eoeue. The
ar tbe soene
aster.
It cost f 1038 to run tbe Fourth of
July celebration at Eugene. There
was a surplus of S217.80. Put the com
mittee in a frame. Albany Democrat.
OC
gans
desdlic
easurt',2
retttte
LA Jit,
ie skil'
a outfit A. jk.
goring,
trans
oolh Owing 'to the increase In my
jjj'tHrtaaineM I am now shipping my
iiiJJf Iano( and organs by the carbad.
wtBrIght new v instruments direct
from the factory, not the old pick
ild By ' 4d over trash that is sent out from
tortUad houses to be worked off
mrj their two by four consigment
iealeri on the the country people.
issf t
I save yon this little fellows
' rroffit and then some which al-
rsys awns from 25 to 75 Dollars
"he first carload of pianos and
( ajawi evrr shipped to Eugene
rill arrive here in a few days. I .
m going to Bake prices and terms
. lents sold en easy monthly pay
ments. - .
i ' ' ' ,-
A Remember t an the only dealer
if.ntli Of Portland that ships all
lieir pianos and organs dieect
us zacxory. - aiorc ojjca
enings. ; . :
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Direct from
the factory by
the carload
ivji it
.ll'Wniamette St.
WILLIAMS
HANGED
TODAY
He Went to the Gallows
Without Faltering
He Refused to Talk And Met
Death Without a Tremor
He Issued a Statement De
claring His Innocence
(Scrlppa News Service. )
Tbe Dalles, Or., July 21. Daniel
Norman Williams was hanged here at
6:03 this morning. He went to tbe
gallons without faltering and met bia
end without a tremor. He refused to
talk and was pronennced dead 15mln
utes after the trap was sprung.
Wiillama made the following state
ment in writing:
"In the name of Jetus Christ I for
give all my enemies. As 1 will stand
before God on tbe great judgment day
I so now declare before all men tbat 1
am lonucent of any and all charges
brought to bear against me for tbe al
leged marder of Alma Nesblt and her
mother. I declare -that this is the
only statement X ever made or will
make, either In court, out of oourt or
upon the gallows when 1 stand there
within the shadow of death to face
my eternal judve. So help me God."
SECOND
TRIAL OF
WILLIAMSON
Commenced at Portland
For Conspiracy
Today
Names of the Jurymen Selected
Two Are From Lane
County, Oeorge Kirk
and J. B. Lewis
SAYS RAILROAD
IS BEHIND ARREST
French Will Return to Pacific
Coast And Carry Out the
Original Designs
(Sorlpps News Service.)
Cleveland, Ohio, July 21. After his
release from jail at Akron French,
tbe railroad promoter accuser! of se
curing money under false pretenses,
oame to this olty. trench Intimatea
tbat be suspects a large railroad cor
poration la behind bis arrest. He ex
pects to return to cbe Paciflo coast,
where be is projecting a mammoth
steel plant at San Diego and a rail
road from tbat city to Chicago by
way of Denver.
(Sorlpps News Service. )
Portland, July 21. Tbe seoond trial
of Cougreseanin Williamson, et al.,
for land fraud conspiracy, began tc-
day. Tbe following jury was selected:
James Green, farmer, 8weetbome;
L. A. Rose, farmer, Jacksoo county;
R. B. Collins, farmer, ililleboro; A
W. Porter, blacksmith, Oregon City;
John Muck, farmer, Multnomah; S.
A. Tharp, farmer, Bentoo county ;
Henry Keene, farmer.Marlon oounty;
J. B. Lewis, merchant, Cottage
Grove: W. O. Barclay, Benton coun
ty; George
county; M.
Dnyton.
EVERY MAN ABOARD
KILLED OR INJURED
Fifty Men Reported Dead and One
Hundred Injured
Accident Occurred in San Diego Harbor This
Morning The Vessel is a
Total Wreck.
( Sortppa .News Servloe.)
Sao Diego, Cel., Jnly 21. -The
boiler on tbe gunboat Bennlngtou,
now lying in this harbor, exploded at
10:30 this morning. The entire ship
was blowu up, so that she is seen to
be listing heavily. First reports are
tbat alxty men are killed and over
100 Injured. Dozens of dead and
wonnded are now being brought
ashore.
Captain Luolan Vouug reported at
11 o'olook that every man on deck
was Injured by the explosion. Be
tween 40 and 50 were killed. Tbe
shin settled rapidly after tbe explos
ive Irk, Junotlon, LanetoD) and B0W belIlg ,owed ftom tt.
S. Adams, carpenter,
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RUSSIANS
SURRENDERED
(Scrlppa News Service.).
Toklo, July 21. It Is ofBsally an
nounced thai 461 Russian soldiers on
the Island of Sakbalien, together
with 15 officers, surrendered to the
Japanese.
JAPANESE DE
FEAT RUSSIANS
A Desperate Resistance Was Made
And the Fight Lasted For
Twenty Four Hours
(Sorlpps News Servloe.)
Tokln.Juiy 21. An Imperial ordi
nance was Issued tbla morning, au
thorizing the appointment of nun
commissioned officers from the re
serve conscripts, also converting those
of tbe sundry source rank Into prl-
vatea of fighting rank. A dispatch
from Otaru says the Russians were de
feated at Online, where they bad a
force of 500 men with six field and
three machine guns. Tbey offered a
despeiate resistance. Tbe cannonade
began at six o'clock on tbe morning
of , July Ttb and tbe seoond line of
Russian defenses was not taken until
tbe following morning. The Russian
guns were all captured.
SUICIDED IN
BANK OFFICE
(Scrlppa News Service. )
Chicago, July 21. Anna Teller, aged
thirty, committed auiolde at noon to
day In tbe Illinois Trout Savings
Bank, alter having withdrawn ber
savings. The shot created a panto
among tbe patrons of tbe bank. Tbe
cause is unknown.
understream to the wharf by tugs.
Every available wagon on the water
front was oalled upon to bring tbe
dead and wounded to tbe morgue and
hospitals. There were 25 at one hos
pital and seven dead at tbe morgue.
CBptaln Luclan Voung and Com'
Yorktown, of 1110 tons burden, twin
screw, carried six guns in the main
hattery and 170 men. It is one of the
most frightful disasters in tbe his
tory of tbe American navy, almost rl
valllng the blowing up of the Main
and tbe horror at Samoa. Tha Ben
nington had just arrived to towthe
crippled Wyoming baok to tbe Mar
island navy yard when tbe aooideul
oconrred. Practically the entire In
ner portion of the little fighting oraft
was blown out.
Tbe explosion was plainly heard
and felt throughout tbe city and
along tbe water front the buildings
shook. A great coinmn of water waa
hurled Into the. air and tbe fact tbat
a terrible tooldent had occurred waa
quickly realized.? Immediately every
available oraft Id tbe bHrbor made for
tbe crippled ahlp and tbe work of
picking up tbe dead and dying from
tbe wreckage began. All around lay
mangled corpses and moaning sailors,
some Injured beyond hope of recov
ery, their legs and arms shattered,
cbnats aud taoes scalded. Some, mad
dened by tbe pain, sought to burl
themselves into tbe water, bnt were
restrained. Others begged their rea-
mander Verne were ou shore at the ouera to kill them, so Intense waa
time of tbe accident. Lloutenaat
Commander John Culvlu Leonard was
executive officer.
The Bennington Is a gunboat or the
third olass and a sister sblp to the
(Sorlpps News Servloe.)
Norfolk, Vs., July 21.- Tbe Sigsbee
squadron got Into wireless communi
cation with Cape Ilnnry at 11:15 today.
tbelr suffering.
As soon as possible the dead and
Injured were transferred to the wait
ing boata aud hurried to tbe shore,
where tbose who were killed by tbe
awful blast were oonveyed to tha
morgue and tbe lujured taken1 to tha
varloua hospitals, word having prevt-
(Contln ted to page 2)
PAUL JONES
IS COMING
(Sorlpps News Service. )
Newport, R. I., Jnly 21. A wire
less message from tbe squadron of
warsbipa conveying the remaina of
Paul Jones from Franoe atatea tbat
tbe squadron will arrive at Chesapeake
Capea on Saturday. No Incident cn
tbe passage.
PRIZE FIGHTERS
DOWN TO WEIGHT
(Scrlppa News Service).
San Franolsco, Jnly 21,-Brltt and
Bolllvaj took things easy todav. In-
Idulglng only In abort walks. Botb
i men are down to weight. Betting
Q continues at 10 to on Brltt.
REFUSES OREGON
-CHURCH POSITION
(Sorlpps News Servloe. )
Cleveland, July 21. Rev. Fred
erick Lloyd has recalled bis aooept
aooe of election aa Episcopal blsbop
c oadjutor for the dioosse of Oregon
on the ground of tbe continued op
poeltmn of four leading clergymen
wbo objected to him as a "high
churchman. " Dr. Lloyd la now at bis
borne at Washington, Pa.
Thomas M. Heard, of Los Angeles,
Inventor of tbe Heard suction eye
glass, was In Eugene today and ap
pointed Dr. C. W. Lowe, tbe opti
cian, bis agent lor this territory.
Tbeae glasses do not plocb tbe nose
and stay on by suction. It Is a great
invention.
The
Men's
Store
Important
Stein ,
Bloch
Clouting
Announcement
All $3.00 Stergling Brand hats in the new Spring
block and felts on Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Black, Eboney, Crown and Pearl colors
$2.25
All 12.25 hats same days
$ 1 .45
These prices are for 3 days
only positively no more
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