Eugene daily guard., February 29, 1908, Image 1

rf HE EUGENE DAILY GUAM)
KWiKXE, OUKCiOX, SATIKUAY KVKX1XU, KKillUAKY Sit, 1IKIH
Xo. ;t
IMMINENT
ON ALL GOULD ROADS
COPPER MINES
WILL RESUME
NEXT MONDAY
charse that he Is a member of an an
archistic organization.
lteirutliis of Frinit.
Paterson, N. J.. Feb. 29 The body
of Father Leo llelnrlchs arrived here
today.
rf -iiroid. the commute
r4". Unloved on tne sys-
.WW- lnforD1ed that
abrogate its i con-,
pr .rch 14. anr win
t.rP2L.i4n or boiler-1
Th committee will i
Tsubmlt the question to a ;
U'' . .i on mn oves be-
i. ..nn. who are em-1
&e new.ll not,
'Tto a gen ra! strike on ;
except the inter-1
He company also announced.
,hi there win e i
iattlon in in"
;rators.
fork, Feb. 27. Twenty-two
specific charges are. made in a peti
tion praying for the removal of Dis
trict Attorney Jerome, which was sent
to Governor Hughes today by a com
mittee of stockholders of the Metro
politan streets Railway through their
chairman. William F. King. The pe
tition charges Jerome with having
failed to properly prosecute the
charges of alleged jury fixing in the
street railway' cases; that he delayed
the prosecutions in the life Insur
ance cases; that he allowed a conspi
racy to divert the property of the
Metropolitan Street Railway Into the
hands of a few men, which was al
lowed by Jerome to go on to the 1 iss
of the stockholders; that his state
ments as to judges have been scan-1
dulous, mid have tended to destroy
confidence In the integrity or their,
courts; that he misconducted himself
by failing to Indict some official of
the New York Central Railroad in
connection with the collision In that
company's tunnel, when seventeen
were killed, and various other accusations.
Butte, Feb. 29. John D.
Ryan, managing director of
the Amalgamated Copper
Company, announced today
that the mines of the compa-
ny would resume operations
.Monday and that the fires
would he started in the great
Washoe smellers at Auacon-
da.
,
SLAYER OF PRIEST
PLEADS NOT 6UILTLY
Denver, Feb. 2il. Alio, the slayer
of Father Leo, pleaded nut guilty
to the charge of murder when ar
raigned in the criminal court today
and his trial was set for March 9.
Peter Bossie was dismissed as in
terpreter in the case because of the
BIG REAL ESTATE
COMPANY FAILS
Cleveland, eFb. 29. The Handy
Realty Company filed a voluntary pe
tition In bankruptcy today. The com
pany also made an assignment to
the City Savings and Trust Coinnany.
Its liabilities are reported as $:tr0,
000 ;assets. $25,000.
The creditors of the concern today
obtained a warrant for the arrest of
J. W. Hunby, president, on the charge
of obtaining money under false pretenses.
SIMMH H Ml M
! K.MPl.OYKS IX.Il KFll
New York, Feb. 29. Six employes
;of the National Sulphur Company's
mill in Brooklyn were terribly .hurtled
mid' lacerated by an explosion of sul
i phur today. The factory was de
stroyed by fire with a loss of $100,-000.
REPUBLICANS HOLD
LOVE FEAST AND
PASS RESOLUTIONS
fit
You've overlooked something you want, if you haven't been
in here to see our.
Hart Schallner
Marx Suits
There's no style for men so popular as the 'Varsity. Other
makers imitate it and other dealers sell the imitation, but they
lack the stvlf? that Hart Schaffner & Marx get into them, "and-
it
ji for the most part they lack the all-wool quality.
If you give us a chance we'll show you some Clothes that
are really worth while, such clothes as will be a credit to you
and to us.
-opj right 190 br
H '. Schatxnrrr c Marr
Suits $18 to $30
All wool, perfectly tailored
Ccir::t in style.
Summer Pants
m need a pair of extra trousers. Owing to the style and
::i!c value, ours are generally popular nniong particular
in- Our new stock Is here In all the latest shades Tor
1 The pair $2.50 to $6.00
W Clothing
chaps lr.it must boys will
1 s,iit in a short time un-
: 'J are of i
:' tin? he n,.
right kind.
i a Suit get
Jane Hop-
$2.50 to $6
m
. f mm
Clothing for Business
Your bu.-iness may not demand a high pries suit, yet we can dr"ss
you up to look like a lord. Our Suits are cut In fit anil we
- i-an fit the hard to fit. They l.iok like a tailor made, all but
..the price
The Suit S6.50to $10
Guaranteed Trousers
That .ll.n-! wll-S-.v-.il fi-o'.in-;
i.Iv.ays !!''.! with a pair f
Duchess
Trousers
lipf-
EL
J 908 Hats
There are hilts nnd hats but w'.n n it
conies to style and (iialliy. f r the
price "The Gordon" is The II"'
Karh :(."
A Hat for sunshine or showers: ther
Is only one kind made, the Miillerv
'rnveix'tl Hill, Ct
Knelt
A pei-reet fit is a ci-nain'y and the
c-omfiirt, sly! ' ami din nl'ilily are
sin iia.-ed by no oile r made. The
ii,.-v spring ami r I'lHtcrn.
In sizes to fii a!! are here on our
A L'uaraii'
w l:!i every
pai:
1 Oc a Button,
$1.00 a Rip
The prhe
That's the la-t.
$1.00 to $4.50
PiVr
,1
opjr((tlit,
1 !M7,
ftifK. Co.
Hampton Bros,
Where Cash Beats Credit
J)UTCHESS TROUSERS
give Style, Comfort and
Service at moderate Cot.
10 CenU a Button; $1.00 a
Rip.
The Republicans of I.ano county
held a big love feast today at the
courthouse, the first spsslon iii?nlng
at 10:3(1 o'clock and the second ai
2 this afternoon. There wns a fl
sized crowd at bo'h meetings. Chair
man Muninipy, of the county eenlril
-aiuinlltee, called tho me-tlng to or
der. Ho staled that the best thing
'o he done was lo name n "good dyed-in-lhe-wool
Hepnhll -an rhalriiian, ami
At:orney 11. W .Thomnaon nomlua' "-!
Colonel .lohn M. Wlll'nnis for th
oliiee. The eolrinel relnca'ity eon
feiifd to act, hilt accepted tho honor
gracefully. II. A. Wusliburne. of
3i"ii'gri'!(l, was ehrsen S"ct!u''y.
S. 1.. Voorheed. Pniili.ln i
s a canlldate for the nomination of
repr-'rcntatlve. Dr. Kuykemiall n i
others spoke, eaeh laying particular
stress upon lha linporlaneo of a uuil
p.1 parly at the coining "p'ctlon. f'an
tnin I):dd moved that It he the sense
of the meeting that "Republicans are
Uepuhllcans regardless of Slnteni'Mit
No. 1," hue before being put to a vole
a number objected on the ground
that the committee on resolutions
which was to be appointed would at-1
tend to surh matters as that In their
resolutions, to be reported at the
afternoon mettlng. After consldera- I
hie discussion Mr. Dodd withdrew his!
motion and the meeting adjourned
until 2 o'clock. The committee on
resolutions consisted of H.W. Thomp
son, Albert Walker, William Van
Duyn, E. O. Potter and S. I,. Moor
head. WnuiKle Over ltosoliilloos.
At the afternoon meeting the time!
was mostly taken up with the dis
cussion of different partn of the res-'
olutions offered by the committee ap-.
pointed at tho forenoon meeting. j
-A resolution endorsing Hughes for
the presidency was voted down by a
vole of about two to ono after a long 1
argument nnd the resolution bearing
upon the election of I'nlted Slates
senutor was likewise tabled and an
other one substituted. The resolutions
as finally adopted are:
To tile mass meeiiug of Itepulilicans
held on the 2!Uh dav of Febru
ary, 11HIS:
Your committee on resolutions re
spectfully reports that they r, com
mend Hie adoption ui tile iolio..,i.4
resoluiUiiis:
lies. lived. Thai we hearilly fav.-r
the plan of organizing Republican
clubs lu each precinct, of Ihls coiiniy
tuiu rc-oLimei.it inai lu each precinct
a uf pun. lean- clu.) im oraiiut d tui
tile purpose of proimilliig the inur
esls of (lie Republican party.
Relieving that the prevalence of
Ucpuh!!.-nn principles is nnd aiway.4
has been best f..r the happiness and
prosperity of Ibis republic, we favor
the election of a Republican as pres
ident of these United States. For
the same reasons we believe in the
election of a Republican United Stales
senator from Oregon. Inasmuch as
the direct primary law does not n
quire nor advise legislative candidates
to subscribe to Statemont No, 1 we
recommend that candidates do not
sign any statement which might re
quire them to stultify their Republi
can principles by voting for any one
who la nol a Republican.
KcKolutioiiM Rejected.
Following are the portions of the
resolutions rejectud:
Resolved, That we endorse tho can
didacy of Hon. ChnrlcR K. Hughe'-, of
New York, for tho office of president
of the United Slates, an, I urge loo
Republicans of this county to use
all nroper means to Rccure his nomi
nation for that office.
Whereas, We believe in tho princi
ples of the Republican party and
believe that the wolfoaro of the
MINING MAN
! SHOT WOMAN IN
1 ROW OVER MONEY
Loa Auki'Ih, Feb. 29. A quarrfl
ovtr financlul matters Is ai-oepted by
the police tin tht most likely orlRlu or
a murder com nit t ted early this morn
ing, when Mrs. Charlotte L. Noyes; a
young widow, was shot dead In her
apartments by V: I. Comas, a min
ing engineer. McComas states that
the woman attempted to throw a
cupfull of of sulphuric acid In his
fa;'o nnd he shot in self defense. He
exhibits in ill burns on his face, hut
the police believe McComas applied
tho add himself.
Detectives searched the elaborately
furnished apartments of Mrs. Noyes
and discovered a sheet of paper pre
sumed to contain an account of the
opearti;ins of MeConuts u nl Mrs.
Noycs on the racttrack. It showed
heavy wiunlnna up to two weeks ftr?o,
but the total of losses, alt seemingly
in the past few days, amounted to
between $H(MI0 and $.")0(Mi.
FISH-I! ARRIMAN
(Contlnueu on 1'ago Five.)
fOWN UNDER
MARTIAL LAW TO j
MAINTAIN PEACE;
BRYAN ASSERTS
i INTERESTSJANT
DENVER DELEGATES
FIGHT C0NTINU3E
Chicago, Keb. 29. Henry V. Lc
tnan, ono of the counsels for Stuy
vesant Klsh In the recent Illinois Cen
tral case, decided adversely to th
contentions of Mr. Fish., filed a bill
In the superior court today seeking
to enjoin tho Union I'aclfir and Hall
road Securities Combany from vot
ing 2X1,231 shares of Illinois Cen
tral stock at tho annual meeting to
be held here March 3.
Thirty-seven persons, among them
Edward II. llarrlman, In whose name
the 2S1.231 shares In question stand,
are also made defendants to tho suit.
NINKTY-KKVKX MILLIONS
si'KNT I-on iii iun;s
,
San Francisco, Feb. 2f.
Since tho great fire of 1011(1
4- building perml's M tho
amount of $1(7,000.000 bavo
been Issued In San Francisco.
Kent wood. Iowa, Feb. 29. Kent
wood is under tho guard of stato
troops to prevent threatened violence
.lgainnt aliens. Tho self-styled vig
ilantes during the past two days have
warned scores of Italians to leave
the town by the end of tho week or
oiffer being blown up with dynamite.
About one hundred frightened Ital
ians 1 ft yesterday.
The complaint against tho Italians
is thai they accep:ed without eon
est a reduction In wages In tho lum
ber mills from $1.75 to $1.25 a day.
I'liei" have been disturbances In sev
eral other parts of the stato recently,
it lejist one man being killed and sev
eral injured.
j Jackson. Miss., eFb. 20. Win. .1.
' llryau arrived Iito today end w:is
.asked concerning a paragraph In 1!k'
, current issue of the Commoner, read
i lug as follows:
j "Watch the personnel of the del
legattonsto Denver. Mnney is being
: used in some stall's of the Mississippi
valley to secure delegations ;ibelent
to the predatory Interests. The Dem
ocratic masses must .nit be betraved
by ri'preseiitiitives of the system."
Ilryan said he wrote that paragraph
himself on information from a man
who overheard n conversation on the
subject. llryau Is convinced t he
trusts and railroads are behind the
alleged movement.
CHARGED WITH
ATTEMPT TO
BRIBE JURORS
ITHREE ARE DEAD
ANOTHER WILL DIE
Fdisoii Ik Itrtlei.
New York, Feb. Thmuns A.
Kdlson is somewhat improved t:;day.
Harrisburg, Fib. 2H.- K. C, Hum
phreys has been arrested for an al
leged ilfeal attempt to Inpifnco Al
bert A. Pols;, a Juror in the stale cap
Hot conspiracy trial. 1'olst and Hum
phreys have be n fallowed by detec
tives, who allege they beard ono of
the men say:
"I think $150 Is a fair price."
Humphrey claims the conversa
tion referred to tb- pun-base of a
pMtent. and papers lu his possession
seem to bear out bis a rtv. Ion.
District Attorney Wd" this af
ternoon ordered the rel - of Hum
phreys, ns he is sat is fie d tne rela
tiniiK of I'.iist and Humphrey:! wero
cntin.-Iy proper.
Kv-lyii. Ky., Feb. 21'. -Three men
went killed and a Inurlli mortally
woundt d in a Initio with n'vol vers In
a IihuImt camp near here yesterday.
The children of .lames Howies and ;
CeiTm Fra.I'T quarrellnl with those'
or John Hamilton and Kichar! Hplcer j
and the men tnok Hie quarrel.
ItuulcK klll-'d Hamilton and shot
Spli-er. Hplcer th n begun llrfng at!
.Howies, and KrazfHj- joined in 1 he?
'looting. Spicer. Howler and Hamll-j
ton ate d'-ad ami Frazier will c i
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Siiihl.'iy: frenh soiilli'-rly
lin-i'i. in llie inlerlor, miMler
nte -ionlliei-ly gnle alolllt eoHHl.
Wenlern U a :ti i ii i; n.n
Wiiiintr toiiiKlii anil rain;
Siimlny. rain: fre-h nonlh-r-
ly to in liili-rior. iii'mI-t-
aie southerly ale along tho
i-fin-it.
Ivivtern firegon, 1-lanlern
Wahinitlon and Idaho Italn
rir kiiow tonlglil. and Siindny.
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imxlor of HI. I'rorriiilna Iloiiuin Caih
allc ehnreh, today nlllfied the pollre
llml he hail reeelved a loiter In the
Slav l-'inuimu'e deinmidliiK 01111 thoii.
and dollniH, tlireatenliiR death In the
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'July, !H 1-2; 8eilonilier, 91 3-.
1-4;
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lr. .1. Whileoinl) llroiiKher. the In this country equalled hy fpw
tinted iireaeher of Fori la ml, will he-' prpachers and In one of dm mot op
Kin Hiiixlal union ineeiltiKH of the ular and uiiluuo orators 011 tho Anier
FreHljytiMlHn and llaiitlm 1 hiireheii on lean ilnl form. I i I h Kreat rhureh at.
Monday iiIkIiI at thn lliiitlm e'niireh. I'ortland In irowiled every Sunday
Dr. HroiiKher linn already won a ilaee nlKht.