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E EUGENE DAILY GUARD.
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KIGKXK, OKFXiOV WKDXKSliAY KV K. I Nt. MAY
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;RS. GUNNESS GUILTY
Of MANY MURDERS
. j liv... 1! ' A n - . . .
lipbrte, ma.. - uS o, in .-hicaso. This theory Is strength-
L ejcvating jss larm l ie tact tliat the head of the
L aunness was one of the moat : , y.of. the '"an found in the ru
r. ,.i feet of the place where vesJ ?s,i ."npss home after the fire
Hun in J 's still mtssinR, althoush ereir fK.rt
JL ,o bodies were -iug up, and has been made to find 1?. vJU' the
L ilng three feet .down, struck head is found today the officers will
Cot'en box, which fell to pieces. I n'ake a Postmortem examination ot
Uer search reveal the body of ' w,7,,ln,8f J""S' "'1,1,'lis '"'I "-r-"
' anwar A t,. k , : !lLthlm '? mor r""'l analysis to
jua i - leaiu wnetner the woman
pretty farm, one mile north of the
City, today. Kay l.amphere was tola
t::is eveuius uf the day's gruesome
find. j
My O.d! Five bodies? What'
wouldn't that woman do!" exclaim-i
ed 1-amphere, who is awaiting Brand:
jury anion on the charge of first-,le-;
sree murder. The dim ligutiux of
the cell in which he has been mn-i
fined since his arrest following the:
fatal fire, revealed tne spasm of of
crossed Ins tea lures.
MARTIN ALLEGED
TO HAVE KILLED
MINING PARTNER
BRAKEMAN VICTIM '
OF HOBO VENGENCE
w-: Aortn l mi. J iv S. While at-
i sixth victim was. maeartfled about sen Killed or substituted the bodv tempting to eject five hobos from-
T j . ! nf n n q nf V. - r..,i.. ..i . ' I,,,,,.,.,.,., ...... ... .1... V..-.K .. 1 ir:-
n'rlOCK. auo aiiernoon an- "V 1,11 limine victims lor " ""(-siisc w,. u. me .ui me. 11 mi-im
l v.iv was foaioi-L. The first nf " 011 1,M; 111 l"e nouse "" iij ,-u. uuU
rbod. was uaha. lae nrsi 01, to C0Ter U) ,he (.rimi (n .( llrakl,muI) u alll.g(,d IO navt, ,,,,
two was tjte hofly of an adult ; proved that Mrs. Gunness snhsin.ne.i thrown from the car by the hobos
Li had been VtrrJed probitbly two.' the body of another woman for her ! between Cotmoll and Hatfield and
" . .1 - nwn It lo lilrelv IWd J.. ..11 ' U-iia klllori Thn tfitnmm -ora ni-roat-
fcrs. ine ia-tcer vaa iiutL ai an ,i.i out i9 iMu pun- . ..v.....v.
tv nf the nmri.i. , tl,- -i.n 1 ell and sunt tn Piiern
i .. v.. 1. 'eav nao nn itn n, ' 1 l iitl III! CC Villi- . ' '
loll, "--j aren
jjpj becaise tiie l)oay had been dis- .
mlred.
jFrom out 1T the tangled and sen-1 LaPorte, InS., May fi. That Mrs.
KioDal eriflence -which Indicates ! Bella Gunness was responsible for at
fc of the ftinniess home after the fire i least five murders before she and
Cnstrous murderers of this age, i her three children were Incinerated
itre deW'loped today the startling i In the fire which destroyed her
ory that the woman did not die I home Is now the theory of the local
They declare Prvor fell from the
, train by accident.
j (iiii'UKo Vneat Market
Chicago, May 6. Closing prices:
May, $1.02 3-4; July, 90 1-8; Sep
tember S7 7-S.
the the which destroyed her 1iome authorities, -who are attempting to
the night of April 28, and that she solve the mystery of the bam
j still alive and in hiding, probably yard burying ground found on her
Yesterday's Imseball scores:
Francisco, 7; Portland. 1,
San
- Portland, May 6. A spec
ial dispatch to the Telegram
from Lewlston, Idaho, says
that Edwin 11. Martin, under
arrest in Portland for the al
leged murder of Nathan
Woltf, was suspected of the
murder of his partner In Feb
ruary, 1905, in the Thunder
Mountain mining district,
where hla parents had pur
chased an Interest In u min
ing claim. The body of his
partner was not found, and
Martin was released the fol
lowing October. While con
fined in jail he endeavored
to secure liberty by burning
the Jail building. After his
release he canio to l.ewlston,
and was afterward arrested
In Moscow and Wallace on
charges of Insanity, being
discharged as this derange
ment was caused by the ex
cessive use of drugs.
No trace of the partner in
the milling claim was ever se
cured.
SOLE AGENT FOR STANDARD PATTERNS
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Copyright 1908 by
Hart Schifrher Sc Marx
Clothing
Department
A light weight wool suit: light
shoes and negligee Shirt, that's the
right outfit for comfort in hot sum
mer weather. And we're selling the
fight clothes to put you into an out
fit of this kma.
Hart, Schaffner
& Marx
make
these clothes for us; the very stun
nlug two-button Varsity sack Suit Is
one of the smartest styles shown this
rer; notice the long broad lapel,
'he perfect shoulders, the hang of
he coat. Trousers right, loo,
'he pricos:
and
Suits
$15 to $30,
This store is the heme of Hart
hallr.er and Marx Suits.
BE INDEPENDENT
The prudent Imyer is always oil the alert Kefkhig the hest
goods for the least money. Tlutt's hu shies. A store doing
business tor cash can sell its goods nearer the cost prlee, he
eause he ran take the proceeds of the sale uml replace the
merchandise at once. His small margin of profit he has in his
possession, lte hideM'iident ; pay cash. let no store own you.
I.et May he the nicnrh you start.
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Graduating
Gowns..
The school year Is drawing to a close. It has been a year
of hard work and no small expense. Many are going to grad
uate. It Is Important the gown you wear on the last day of
your school year be made of the right material. Maybe the
expense of such goods is more than you would like It 'to be
just at this time. If it is or not we will make a discount on
every graduating dress of in per cent. This will enable you
to buy a better gown than you had planned or reduce, the ex
pense of I he one you had selected
We have wash materials, wool grinds and silks; all want
ed qualities and prices.
Organdies..
x Inch Organdie, r.nc quality, discount prlco -I.lr
70 inch Organdie. 7".c quality, discount price IIKc
Eolienne..
e:.c silk work eolenne. 2S Inches wide, Discount price .life
Silk Muslin..
32-in. silk muslin; very slieer; 11 quality; discount price. IKK
o 10
Boy'
Suits..
Willi a 1 1'iMU'.ion sorth having.
The tna;e. :al. t. workmanship,
the snappy' .-;!. t:id the price,
too, will appeal to the "who
know?."
Two piece Suits.. VI. .V) I" l
Men's
Shirts.,
Monarch Shirt, of almost every
color and pattern same mat
st vie, each' . . VI.IMI In 2.H
Net Waist
Specials..
$."p.ti0 Kei-u Net Waist, trimmed with
wide insertion, silk lined,
special $1.00
Embroidery
Specials..
G00 yenrds 12 1-2 and f embroid
ery, edges and insertion;
special, the yard lc
Children's
Parasols..
four ruffles, nil
With two and
ors, each .
col-2fc
Wash Skirts..
Ladies' summer Skirts of Gulntoa
and duck; some extra bIzoh, blue,
,tan, black, with white Ktrlpes and
dots, euch $1.2.1 ti no
Khaki Suits..
Jacket In blouse with extra full
skirt; jacket or skirt sold apodal.
the suit . . .
1.7.1 In $II.IIO
Lawn Shirt
Waist Suits..
Warm 1 - h are a I most herf. Pre
pare for them ; hav our lawn
Stilts, many style, vnriety of pat
terns, each V'J.ftO to Uf.00
Linen Suits.
White, tan anrl f 'rH-nhaKcn Suits
of Linen, short and 3-4 lennlh
.Iark-ts, wml-Iltt"d.
Skirts, full, tii'kf or wide hnnds
of SBm material. Very nool and
ftiimitifry, eah ..97.30 to flH.tm
Ladies' Short Silk
Coats at Half Price
Kvery short silk font In stock will
be on sale Thursday, Friday and
Katurday at one half former price.
Iv.-ii C at 14 2.'.: $10 Coals tri.00
1 1 2. 50 Cnau (i.2.'i.
There are Hats and HATS
knt, J. B. Stetson Hat
is the only HAT
Here at $4.50 to $.00
Hampton Bros.
558-564 Willamette St.
WHERE ASK BEATS CREDfT O
If you want
the Best Hat in America
for the money get a
. Cordon fr $3.00
ADMIRAL EVANS' BATTLESHIP FLEET ;
SWEEPS PROUDLY THROUGH GOLDEN !
GATE CHEERED BY MULTITUDES
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thoiiHundti of tolo runer t witiu'sa
the iirrlvttl of tin fltvi and v l.-omo
It Into tho world fiiinrd harhir of
nn Krant-lsro ,iv be iwhwfd two
(lays hfMiri by the Bivivtary of tin
nuvy in .unor of tlu conipU'tton of
the1 first uri'ut Htagt1 of ihidr ttmr
ojound tho world, und to be enter
taini'd for ti'u daH or more In the
most elaborate anil plct mesqtie fash
Ion that the resident of tho city,
with an Intnientte fund at their dU
in8al, have been able to devise The
sixteen battleHhtpH, now the renown
ed Atlantic fleet, were iicrompanied
by six hardy little destroyers and
a squadron of auxiliary and dispatch
boats, and Hailed Into the harbor
shortly after noon today.
.No uemralu estimate of the vast
1 throiiK whleh gated In awe upon the
, benntlfnl marine picture could be
made. Ih not nlone the outponr
Ins of nearly every resident of the
city who was able to drop work or
past I mo loiiK euoiiKh 10 -nt'h a
KEAU AUM11IAL EVANS
Kan Knilu'lacn, May (I. Tin- first j
of tin- flillrllnns rmilli'i'KMl Willi tin'
rnuiinx nf I hi- Atlantic fl,-.( ,im a
hit'iikl'iiM (ilvoll In hniinr of tin irc-i
pi-lnry or the navy, Vlrtor II. M. ti nlf. '
AImiuI flfiy kui-sIh iinni'iiiIiIikI ill Hum
ml riMiin nf (In. w. Francis linlcl, In- '
cliiilliiK Horn-lary Mi'lcalf, the nv
rrnnrN tif several sIiiicm, cxcriillvf unci !
rcci'pllnn rnmiiiilliTH, anil (lie Cull.
fornla rroiliolimi Cntulnlllcc. jur. I
i-riMir Sliclilnn, nf N.'linihka, iri'wnl.j
il lo Sccrclm y Mclcnlf a iimiislir k--I
lltlon sl-ncl hy i.rricluls mid cummer- I
clal orpinljilinus nf Washlntrtnii,
Orc-Kni'., ( iillfmnl,,, lilnlm, .Vi'vaila, '
I'liih, Ai-1.mui, Alaska, llnnuil uml
llio l'lillli.incs, icprcscnlhiK llic wn-
llnii'lil. nf JNO.IHMt rlilnm, nskiiiK for
I lu H-i-muii!'iil I'siahllsliini'iii nf a
Hi-lie
I In Pacific water nf Iwelvo lia,
illlpK,.
REAR ADMIRAL THOMAS.
Olllcer who will command tho llout 1 , fuu(
EDWARD R. TAYLOR.
Mayor of Sail Francisco, who wel
, coined Hear Admiral
Kvana Today.
set nut upon ittt epochal Journey to
tho Western seaa.
Today tho city gnvo itaelf over eii
itlrely ti the welcome. Afalrs of the
I outside world held no Interest that
could matc'.i wllh the coming of the
j fleet.
! Thirty v-awl ware In Iho Inipoa
i 1 11 k line, atretcliInK far out toward
' IIih dimly distant KaralloneH, that
swept within the miteway. Kour-
teen vessels of the Pacific Moot, pltfht
of them heavily armored cruisers,
, Joined Iho At In ill lc fleet in what was
'tin1 ttrcuicHt parade of warships our
! navy has ever known. Throunh tho
'crowded harbor t lit1 combined fleets,
under Iho command of Hear Admiral
' Kvans, who yesterday fluuK hU flu
I attain lo Iho breeze from the main
I truck of tho Connecticut, threaded
! their way to the nurhoniKO itrouuils,
I their iroi!i'ess lielun 'leralded by nev
i er-e -nHlnt; blasts nf steam wlilstlea
flurliiK Its amy at Sun Francisco.
The . fleet gut under way at tho
..km. snip, wnere It nail been at an- ,imw ,,t llu. Incnmlnu shins, but a
ihor all nlRht, nnd headed for the repreaenlatlou of aenres of cIIIoh of
llolden fialo Bhortly arier 1 1 i Callforiiln, Orenon, WashliiKtmi, Ida
o'clock thla iiinrnliiK und at noon hadlho, nail, Nevada, Arl.ona and other
nearly reached the headlands at the atatea, aitracled here by the fame of
harbor entrance. The hills about the I the fleet whose pronroH has been
city were black with hundreds of I watched nlmnat every hour Hlnce It
the liiiKlug of bells
arhor .
No sooner ;!iad the fleet reached Ita
final nuchiriiKO than a committee,
cnrrylni: Mayor Taylor and Iho offi
cials of I he reception committee, put
i.rr in, welcome Admiral nivalin to Ban
I' rands.
The cereninnles aboard Iho Connec
ticut were brief and Informiil.
OHIO DEMOCRATS
SELECT HARMON
FOR GOVERNOR
SOSPECT MARTIN'S
RECORD UNSAVORY
IN NEW YORK
ORCHARD IS
GRANTED REPRIEVE
. UNTIL JULY
ColiitnbiiB. May (l..udson liar-1 (iOT IXTO ITXANCIAI, lill'I'ICi r,-
mou waa nominated fur governor by
u.e I'emucratic stale cunventlun to
day, lie was nlloriiey-ii. ni'ral of the
t'tllted Slates under Presldenl Cleve.
llolse, May . (lovernor floodlnn
' tnilnv renhlevcd ilnrrv Orchard until
TIKS Willi, K KT.TI()M:I) AT jui,.',,!- lie was under ent.-nce ta
hatiu 1' i lilay of neJt week.
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MCI ItOI'III.IH WITH IMS Itl.ti-.
IMUXT A !"!' Kit lIH.MISSAI,
MAItltlKIl WOMAN' WHO :).
l)KTi;i tIA.MIH.IXtl KHTAH-I
I.ISIIMKXT AITKIt WII'K'S,
IIICATH UK I, KIT XKW VOItli I
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Pnrllninl, Hay 0. NotliiiiK of a
HliirtlltiK lililure llevelopeil toibiy III j
Hie Martin riiNe, lint the Killce ni-ei
more tlinii ever coiifirmeil In llielrj
iM-llef tluit he kill. -(I Wolff. Mnrtlil
In plainly NhnwIiiK tiie rffectH of the!
actinii of the M.llce In nhuttlUK offl
. IiIm Mipply of ilrilK, anil It In I'xjH'ct
cil he w III make niiiim. hoH. of a Miilc
, nient very ihmiii. TiMlny, however, lie
ilenl.i Ida u it I It In every Mirlli iilnr. i
The reprlevo la Iho oulKrowth ot
JUDBON HARMON.
laiid'n administration, and has fre
quently been mentioned as a Demo
cratic presidential poBslblllty.
I I I II I.KADKIt KII.I.KH
:.; KKNTH KV
I-ilniron, Ky., May 5. Ai tel
eKrain from Jackson today navN It
wan reported lher that Kd ('alla
han, former sheriff and lend leader,
who waa s'alibcd by his brother-in-law,
John Hpyer, yesterday, one arm
belnK almost N'-vered, Is d.ad:
Callahan and Hpyer foment In 'al
laban's store Iv Crockelsvllle. 'in
mil. -s from Ja.sson, and Callahan's
nm William, phot and klll'd Spver
wh.'n his la'h'-r was slabbed. It h
hsrJ lo .i" - ir" autlicnllc l.ewi from
Cro. ketiv.r,- betui.s' nf Iih Jncnilon
It ha no tcl .re cohHec'llup
I New York, .May 6. Kdward H.
' Martin, under arrest In Portland for
the aliened murder of Nathan Wolff,
riKure.l larK ty In the newspapers of
this city several years iiko. While
stationed here with his reKimeiit he
(ot Into dim. ult h-s over his finan
cial affairs and bin ronnectlun with
the army ceased soon thereafter.
About the same time he announced
that he had married (jiisalo McKce,
a yomiK woman who conducted a
race-bettliiK est at.l Ishinent for the
exclusive necommodat Ion of women.
She died a year or two after her mar
riage to Marlln. and followliiK her
death Marlln left the city fur the
West.
Imrm-dliitHy after "hi Bln-M, yes
terday, Martin wan tak-n to the d
iTtlvV room In the upstairs por
tion of the Munhlpal Court build
ing, by Dibit let Attorney MnnnlliK.
where. In Ho- presence of toiirly nil
the detcftlve fo rre, h" male n ntte
meiil which einhodlrd mh history
fr'Mti the time of hi arrival In Port
land if ii r 1 1 Mm a fialtf nnee wlrh
Wolff nnd h tutifdiM hhh raum-il
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HARRY ORCHARD.
the board of iiardons actinic on new
mutters at tho pendliiK session.
Krank WymaH, Orchard's attorney,
lust nlKlit petitioned for a reprieve,
ns the board, which had been called
to meet tuulKht, was advised that Its
session could not be held. The kov
ernor then assured Wyman that Or
chard would not lie huuK until the
board of pardons had heard his ease.
(Continued on I'ase Five.)
Hot Lake. Orenon, has become one
of the most prosperous resorts be
tween the Ito. ky Mountains and the
Pacini- ocean. The lowest nt tend
ance for many months has been one
hundred and fifty.
The Kovernor of Porto Ilieo lias
recommended to the legislature a
law creatlnK a labor bureau on tho
Inland.
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