THE EUGENE DAILY GUAEB
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iSSEL'S SENTENCE i
DRIVES GIRL TO SUICIDE
THIRTY KILLED
BY EXPLOSION
IN POWDER MILL
; hi his post of duty N'it a pirticli
.nt his body was recovered. Mann !
Enos, Jus. Grace ami Y. A. Kodvl
! guez were the other white men kil'.e 1
: The 2S dead include every mini u:
i work in the puck ins house. None cs
! caned, i 1
i . . x rvnn.. Feb. 21.
atrtioru, .,-
...sa of remorse
MZnf General Sto-
?Z ; Ha Harris, a Rus
.irl killed herself with
Siting gas last night.,
fl formerly in the en.
f i: c fum v In
' , f
.all-
, .
PtteBburg, Fb. 21-The pass
death sentence upon Gen
noe . .,..., i,t little sat sfac-
K Russian capital, where It
,d Smyrnoff has done practl-
, ,n..-a,--t thn estnbllsh-
".be real responsibility for the
port Artnur.
.iht- with Stnessel ana
U tie sentence will undoubted-
tin, Viceroy Aiexien ana utuei
immediately resuuuaiure ii
the loss of the war he placed on
trial.
DAYTOX MOTOR
CAMI'AXY LOSKS'PLAXT
Dayton, O., Feb. 21. The plant
of the Dayton Motor Car Company
was destroyed by fire today. Loss,
$300,000.
KANSAS I)KLK(iATi:s
YOTK 1'Olt MSY.VX
I Hutchinson. Kas., Feb. 21. Del
egates to the Democratic National
convention huve been Instructed to
, vote for Bryan.
Berkeley, Cnl., pel. 21.
Latest reports from the scene
of the dynamite explosion In
the Hercules powder plant at
Pinole yesterday evening
state that the number of dead
is 30, including fouV white.
The rest are Chinese. Six '
girls and four men were In-
jure.1, but will recover. The
damage to the plant is $10,-
000.
Fourteen Movers Killed.
Newcastle, Feb. 21. Fourten min
ers were killed by an explosion in p
mine In the village of Washinstoi.
last night. Shortly before the acci
dent five hundred miners nscend'd
from the pit. Only one. man in tin
mlno escaped. '
Wilkesbarre, Pa., Feb. 21. Vh;ii
ten miners were descending into the
Stanton mine a large- block of let
-In the shaft fell on the tags, demol
ishing It. Three are dead and threi
aro nut expected to live.;
BIG COAL COMBINE
I ' The Utah-Idaho Sugar Beet Com
pany, at Boise, Idaho, has announced
that German laborers will supplant
'Japnnese this year in the cultivation
of beets. The company operates a
; dozen big factories In the two stales,
and claims It can secure an unlimited
mtimber of Germans, who will estab-
lish permanent homes.
Berk-diey, Cal., Feb. 20. With a
force that shook the entirii bay re
gion as an earthquake and a detona
tion heard fur miles, the Jitilson
packing house of the Hercules Pow
der Works at Pln.jle fourteen miles
north of here, blew up at -I o'clock
this af.erncon, and in the explosion
four whitp men and 24 Chinamen
were killed. Ten tons or dynamite
went up lu a terrific blast, shattering
the sheds to dust and splinters..
W. W. Stillmell, foreman of the
packing house, was blown to utoms,
IS IN FORMATION
Chicago. Feb. 21. The Record
llernld says that the consolidation o!
the large coal mining interests of II
llnols and Indiana, for the purpose uf
regulating the output and uphold)!!!;
prices, Is now under way.
Chicago" Wheat Market.
Chicago, Feb. 21. Slay, 93 ;
July, 1S 3-S; September. So 7-8.
LWAYS RELIABLE 'STANDARD PATTERNS
Duality
lourtesy
itislaction
low
;of
Mail
Orders
Carefully
Filled
As
Scon as
Received
Specials at
One Half
rice
An early selection of wool mater
ials for the new spring gown will
secure the most choice weaves and newest color
orirfis. The Dress Goods Department is particu
larly interesting and very attractive to those
wishing to get the first glance at our new spring
fabrics.
They are the product of foreign as well as
domestic looms. As such weare anxious to show
you'through theentire line which consists of fancy
Mohair, Wool Taffeta, checks, sTipes- and plain
colors. Prices range from the vard 50c to $ 1 .50
New Dress Goods call' for trim
mings which harmonise anc to
embellish the garment as Dame Fashion has de
creed. We ;fre ready with the 'newest creations
designed and manufactured in the fashion centers
of the world are here ready for your inspection.
Filet Nets or Waists in Copenhagen, brown, navy,
cream, ecru, white and black, yd ?5cto$2.50
Filet Bands, Persian effects, the yard $2.25
Ne.v allover net, cream, ecru and white
the yard .-. ?5cto$2.50
Ftiiay aal Saturday the fol-
goods are yours for one
lil the former price. One
'!jr Will !)UV ttvn rlttllnr'a
ft of goods.
UlllKS' SKIRTS AT !-
W-00 ' to $7.00 wool .
" ". ouio, black and grav;
la.v and Saturday,
,ri"n xi .-,o .. -i -.
COItSKTU IT in
- ,,,,oiy; Miflriy
'"""day, . . .-.lie to 7.-.C
l ta?,Cot fni- children:
,., '"'" 'i.30
''(! Friday
and f5atur-
r to :t".-.
'-"'IKS- JA( KITS I.KSS
; tn ll -. An . ' .
rt i,i snort t oats:
Saturday, each.. a.S
NEW .SPRING GOODS
IN,
EVERY DEPARTMENT
n""VIIS.m-l,I,AV
i l.j p "u. yard . . .10c
ail new..ia i-a,-
Vu,r. wnen SfcV
!: 1!f B
'leached Sheeting,
i d -c
Y
Standii
nvitation
ouve a
iing
.. . v?ij
'E?Qto conio here and look
W7-iJvfr our fine clothes: you
1 don't have to buy any of
V.? them: but we re pretty
sure vou'll want to if you
see them.
They're Hart Shaffner
d Marx Clothes. and
that's about all you need
to know about the qual
ity ii lid the ftle: and in
for the fit if they don t
rather you
take them,
all rinht and
bo. They'll
rtf u.wl
S-.r wouldn't
K 'They'll fit
list you
$15.00
to
$30.00
Just as you may select.
Friday
and Saturday
Specials
$'-K.- Ci-incli "Sliii i'h
World's lUst" black tnlfclii
silk; two days: (lie jiud,
!1LM(
KKKSS AMI WAIST KII.KS
$I..iO plulll foloi's mill check
silk; two (lays; siiccinl; the
'ii'(l Hf(:
v.At,. ai.i,ovi:k m:t
$2.2," I l-incli alliivcr m-t for
wiilstx; 1'i ldiij- mid Sutiirflii)',
the yurd ifl.M
MKIIAI.I.KIV TI'.IMMIVt;
1.2." ifi-ii inedallliiii; 1 rldny
mid Sntiirdny; the jiinl 7lc
KII.IT Mi:ilM,l.lllS
I'llcl M.-,ll,,nv;
day KM-clnl; the yard KI.'JO
Hampton
Bros;
Where Cash Eeais Credit
o
Linen
Suiting
The moKt appropriate fabric
for the w.sh dresii 1b linen.
W'e have them In many
shade, and we nrtlsfy tb')
most rrltl.'al. Th yaid.'juc
SECOND DAY OF
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR
STATE CONVENTION
I.nt evening the sessions of the
State Y. P. S. C. K. cjuvention bean
it the Christian church. 1'reident
P. U Camiibell. of tile University or
Oregon. dTiivered the address of wel
"Hiie. He opened by stntlni? that
EiiRene was a business city, and
showed how It waa a commercial cen
c , i,e sno.ie Jt all her iHiprove
nenfs, how sh was luidinK all Oiv
on In her strides of prwess. Pres
ident Cnmpbell then ileicribed Ku
;eu'3 as an educational city; bow,
.villi the exception of IVirtland. in
:he public ychool., the enrollment
vas the largest and, t.i.tt the ;;r.id
ichool system is as conipl :e and
Mt'i:-ient as any city In th V-t. The
.'nivoi'-siiv. hovev:'i -i bel'iK he!d
uick by the referendum and making
i name nil ov.-r tile I'aited Ktatei as
icin?; the most poorly supported in
he country. rTe then w'dcoini'd the
telemites, tullliiK them the city was
.?ei:-s wliiU here.
Key. A. A. Winter roipnnded In
interests of the state C. K. !lo told
how Kusene's Krowlh and Improve
meiils were being talked of all over
Oregon. He then spoke of the growth
3f the Society of Christian Kndeavor.
How, but twenty-six years aKO, 'n
Portland, Maine, with a innniberslilp
of about a dozen. It Is now Interna
ionnl.wlth a membership of two mid
one-half million. He then showed
how the Kndeavor Society ia the
:ratnfn school for the church.
Committees ApiHiintcd.
The next on the program were the
announcements for the convention.
The committees appointed were:
Nomination ltev. I). A. Thonip
ion, Alui Wright, l.ottlo llaniptoii, .1.
McComb, Carl l.atbrop.
Itcsolutlons ltev. A. A. Winter,
Harvoy Miller, Kthel V. Struttou.
Dr. Dyott, C. A. Steele.
AudltinK J. C. Morse, Miss Camp
bell I Dallas), Miss It. Conover, M. A.
Crall.
It was iinn-aunced that the new of
ficial. C. K. pins would be on sale be
fore and alter the different services.
Dr. Under, who was to have spoken
, w 1 11 have to be absent, hut his place
will be filled by Hr. Dyott.
l'r.ifessor Glenn sang a splendid
sole.
1 lr. Dyott's Serim.-ii
The convent ion sermon w as de
livered by ltev. 1.. It. Dyitt. of the
Klrst Congreitatloiial churcli of l'ort
' land. He suid In par: :
" Wherefore, my lielovcil bivihrn,
be ye steadlast, iiiuiiovablc, alw ivs
aboiin.liiiK In the w,;rk of the Lord,
for as much as ye know that your
labor Is not vein (viidl lu ilie Lord."
1 Cur. lfi;f.s.
All the doctrines should find thdr
best expresflou In triumphant deeds.
The virtue and validity of any solid
belief are found not si much in tlie
! or.y, as in practice. Work Is to evl
, deuce worth. Since our great busl
ines:! wilt h Christianity Is t.iproceed
upon It. we cannot have orthodoxy
i of belief with heresy of conduct, and
the best evidence of the orthodoxy of
jour conduct Is to d: the thing that
; lies next iih, and to do It ns unto the
; Lord. Thus character comes to
: stamp conduct with that which U
: Immortal.
I This is why the ureal Aposllc Pan!,
'whose soul flamed with heaven's In
i extlngiilsbable light, placed this
j verse us the very cope-stone In the
j urch of his unanswerable argument
I with reference to the resurrection.
.The chapter to which this verse be
lli) tigs Is one of, the must profound
j productions that ever came from a
: mortal being.
I Christian works, llko Christian
workers, tire immortal. We come In
to this world, not as Blaves driven to
their task but as Interested workers
i sent into a new and fascinating field
'of C.od. We toll a little while wirh
life consuming energy and enthusi-
EVANS' WARSHIPS
REST AT CALLAO
SAFE AND SOUND
(Continued on Pago Four.)
PETTIBONE IS j
, ABOUT TO FACE , j
HARD OPERATION;
SENATE PASSES
RESOLUTION ON
PUBLIC LAND GRANTS
Hnlsp, IiIhIio, K(ih. 20. (innrtfo A.
Pct.t llioiit', recoutly nrqultjjiil of vitui
!llclty in tliu imtrd r of (.'X-dnfornor
3ti;iMUinliiM;;. will Hiibmlt to a HrrimiH
jjerjttoii nt Siiu Itlci; , (,'al., uirtrcl
t' lafdr.na. ion rt-'t-uivifd toiluy liy
i:
Washliiglon, Feb. 21.
The Tllliuan resoliillon In
Kl met lug t lie at I orney-geiier-ul
to prosecute units against
the transportation compa
nies In Oregon which have re
ceived' land grants and have
no compiled with the terms
of their grants, was today
called up by Sennlor Kill I cm
and adopted by the uciiutu
without debate.
si'i.kxdid it.irn.Ksmi- vi:kt
;iti:i:TKi with kxtiu'siasm
11V I'Lltl IA.VS IHKIMIXti
J
;l'N'S .VXD 1'IIKKKS ItV (iltK.IT
CltOWllS M.VItlv AKKIVAI, OK
AMKItlCAX VKSSi:l.S IX HAK
litllt Callao, Keb. 20. Tho American
battleships under Hear Admiral Kv
ans. looking clean, trim and powerful
in the sun, came to anchor til thta
port so:m after S o'clock this niornins
amid the booming of salutes. There
was no need to scud out signals to
the people, for every resldeiit of Cal
lao and great crowds from I.lmu.
which stands linck on tho hills, bad
awaited wllb expectancy tho first
glimpse of the advancing collinill.
Callao Is one of the finest and Mif
cst harbors on the Pacific, and the
Peruvian government Is showing,
great energy not only to make it con
venient, modem and secure, but also
to equip the city Itself with overy iu
cesslty for comfortable and hygienic
living. There are uiasslvo wharves
at the water's edge, protected by A.
pier S00 fet long: this pier Is con
nected with the shorn by a tiridge.
built on Iron piles, L'KOO ftxit long.
In. tho bay Is a flouting dock which
will admit vessels having SI feet
draught, mid 51)01) tons weight.
Steamers lio alongvldn tho wharves
and freight Is transshipped immedi
ately Into cars on trucks wfuiiu a few
feet of the water. Tho resemblance
i to a modern port llko Havre or Hook
of Holland Is ri'iuarkirlily striking.
The machinery about tbeao docks 1st
I chiefly electric, tho . Hiwer Ix-'lng;
drawn from strenma only n small dis
Itance hack In the luouiiluiiw.
A natural protection of tho liny la
the island of Sim Lnniuii, wliicli
shelters the ctly from southwest
storms. Adjacent to Kn l.orciizo In
the Palominos group, on which u.
powerful lighthouse; tho light from
! which ran be seen Tor olght.M'n miloH.
hu.-t been erected. Just recently erct
led Is a tower for wlrel 'ss telegraphy,
I and comniiiulcal.lou by tills mcinu
J will soon be lu opernl.Iuii nil aUiu
j the coast.
Callao, as a I own. Is very old. Its
, foundation dating back to the yenr
I'i'il. The original Kite was ilestmy
' ed by an earl liqunko in litf, and
j swallowed up by the sen. Tho pres
lent city yet relalns snuio tnirtjs of Its
; earlier history lu tho narrow and Ir
I regular streolH, but today It hn
i grown away froui such condition!,,
land Is modern In every sense of the
I word. The populutlon iiunilierH 32
UUVs although in (he day time It
Washington, VoU. 20. The attorney-general
has not yet fully decided
how I he IiiimI Kraut suit against the
Oregon ti California Knllroiid Com-
puny will be prosecuted, but It Is
Ibis present 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 j 1 1 1 to place Tracey
I ('. Il 'cker In ( barge, and It Is (iille
'probable that II. I). Ton nseiid will
! be designated as special rcprcscuta
itlve of tile llttorney-generill to col-
laborale with Mr. Ilecker, though this
plan has not been iill'lcially endorsed.
GKORGE A. rriTUiOXE.
hi foniKM- nttonn'H iri. It. linn
lM'"ii derided that In onlT to navn
hln lire it will lie iH'-(?Hnary to removr
one of his kidneys.
SAN FRANCISCO
BANK IN TROUBLE
S;m KranrUro, l'li. 21.---
The Mrk-t Stnft hank Hid
1 not ojM'ii Mr (fi(o thin intirn-
i Inif. 1 1 x iiffalrx an- hfini; In-
vi'tftiftnffri liy Hit? bank com-
j tniffti'intTs.
! The bank linn oViohIIh
i nnioiintiim to $1.1.t2.20ti and
, tho offlrialH rlalin It Ih nol-
j v'iit, but pri'HHcd for roiuy
1 money to int Hh dmnatidH,
! WiiHblimton, PpIj. 21.
The controller of the mrren-
cv tuot tKsiK'd n rail for a
H!iit iiH-tit of the rondltlon of
nl national trmk nt th' rlo-
(pf Ini.-lM'Hfl Ki'liruury H hint.
4-
-
'Horace Mckinley
i in puter's cell
Porllalnl, Keb. 21 Horace
ti. McKlnb y, the iugltlve liind
fraud defendant, who has
f given the mil horll les much
imxiely and a lively chase In
his apprehension, nrrlved
here today in custody of two
ibitectlves from San Kennels-
en, after having been captur-
cd In China. .McKlnley occu-
pies the cell 111 the conn-
' ty Jail Just vanned by S. A.
D. Pulcr.
SET DATE FOR
BENSON-HYDE TRIAL
WnfdilnKlon. Fii. . 21. -Jiisli'e
Stafffird. of tin Hiiiiri'iiii r mrl fur
April I next the date for tt' uln
mIiik of tho trial of Frederick A.
Hyde. Ileim I'. Diamond, John A.
HeiiMon and J. H. H( -hiielder, rbarKed
with conHpli acy to defraud the kov
ornruent out of many thousand aeren
of pitlilic l;i inlH In Oirc 111 mid Cal
Ifnrnln. About fnrty witneHMOH from
Hie V.'I will Im railed by tho ;tv-eriitnent.
T,i' rrifiMtml r nivM?) Inn of the Sh
r(;ih-t Ar'y for the nomination of a
r'-i il"nf i,i I i ;ti.!i'laf . " will in
t'isi. i .V :-y I 0.
P-';.r . i.I.itl-.,' .If.n. pii If, i)l rijtliMK
of V ... 'tif:i:iia has tin- unusual di--H'u
H'oi of ln'ip" (h"' o'i'' ni"inli'r of
t In either houo of roiiro hrn In
InthliiiK.ton, I), (J,
i
I CARDINAL GIBBONS.
I Noted Koiiiiiii Ciithidic fireliiti. whe
j nays too nmiiy Aiuurbcua vtatesijjtra
lack rellglou.
W'ould seem much larger, N-an?
many men come hem dnrfiiK liiisiuesn
bonis but return In the ofteriKMin to
their homes In Limn.
Lima, the capital of Peru. Is otly
nine miles from Callnu. and Ilex runt
f''t higher, close ngniiisf tlii foot
hills of the Amies. Two steam and
one elretrlr trolley lines connect tho
rupllal wllh the port,. mil there Ih be
sides a fine avenue for ciirrlgv. o
that the traveler run easily ami
quickly go from one city to tho other
at any time. This Is one of the most
i romantic spots of Hpnntali AmrlraK
I vicing with the City of M ex ten In tho
Interests which kIiow the liifliienren
of Kurope upon the newly dlsoivercd
America, but Lima In for more titan
n el I y of churches, plu.us, nionaster-.
ilcs and bouses or the grander of
! Spain. Nevertheless, the Itiiiinns of
I PI.Hi ro and the viceroys should nof.
! be forgotlen, for f.liiia wait at on)
i time the centre of i;overniii(iit fur nil
I Polish AmerlcM, anil her aiKhoi iiv'
iMelitbd from Pananei tn Kueiiiis Ay
rs. It U mi., nfj 1 nniril t-airl'u1
'itl'S of lite ''.leiii wot el. and eil
Jo s a cliltl ite r. tiicl, , p wif hunt e-li.-gei;Hi'Oi,
con In i tiled l-I p. ni.i I
spring.