Tillamook headlight., October 02, 1902, Image 3

THE TILLAMOOK HEADLIGHT, OCTOBER 2. 1902.
Circuit Court.
Terrible Deed of Crazed Drug­
gist at La Center.
Judge R. p. Boise will hold Circuit
Court in department No. 2, on Monday.
L a C enter , Wash., Sept. 29.—Actu­
The docket is as follows:
ated by revengeful motives and piobably
John E. Biggs, plaintiff, vs. Cora temporarily insane, R. S. Davis, a drug­
Biggs, defendant. Suit for divorce. gust, last night set fire to the drug store
Attorney B. L Eddy for plaintiff.
| of Mrs. Sarah White here, returned to
D. A. Blodgett, plaintiff, vs. E. H. his own store, set fire to it, and was
Cowing, et al., defendant.___________
For confirma- himself consumed in the flames. As the
tion of sale. Attorney B. L. Eddy for I result ot this rash act five buildings are
plaintiff.
now in ashes.
The fire from Mrs. White’s building
E. D. Dewey, plaintiff, vs. M. J. Me-
Mahon, et. al., defendants. Suit to quiet ignited the residence of J. W. Bennett,
title. Attorneys \V. Reed and B. L. dock agent of the Lewis River transpor­
Eddy, for plaintiff.
tation Company, destroyed it and spread Made in fancy wool Cheviot,
Made of all wool blue Serge.
Martha Gould, plaintiff, vs. Isaiah F. to a shoe store and a small photograph
perfect
tailored,
round
cut
Sewed with pure dye silk.
Gould, defendant. Suit for divorce. gallery, which stood between the two
drug stores. All were completely des­
Attorney C. W. Talmage for plaintiff.
coat, Italian lined.
“Nuf” said, seethe suit.
Frank H. Illingsworth, plaintiff, vs. troyed.
The fire was started at dead of night,
Cecelia E. Illingsworth, defendant. Suit
for divorce. Attorney T. B. Handlev for when the little village was wrapped in
plaintiff.
Clothing delayed in transit is the cause of this most interesting store news.
slumber, and no means of fire protection
Wheeler Lumber Co., a corporation, being available, a veritable holocaust of
Our Clothing should have reached us three weeks ago—the very first of the season—now that the
vs. C. Thayer, E. Thayer, et. al., de­ business establishments took place. This
season is so far advanced, we put it on sale at a price that would stun even the City Dealer. Our
fendants. Suit to enjoin sheriffs sale morning the charred and unrecogniza­
Clothing is made by the far famed Miller Tailoring Company, of Chicago—tailors who give the must
Attorneys C. R. Thomson and C. W. ble remains of the incendiary and suicide
careful attention to every detail and see that the Linings, Buttonholes, Sewing, Padding and Stiffen­
Talmage for plaintiff and Attorney B. were found among the smoking embers,
ing—the most important parts of a suit are absolutely right. Read on :
with a 16-gauge, hammerless shotgun,
L. Eddy for defendants.
Embert Marolf, plaintiff, vs. Ann a 44-caliber Colt’s revolver and a dirk
Malaney, et. al., defendant. For con­ knife lying by his side. An examination
firmation of sale. Attorney T. H. Goyne j of the cartridges in the guns gave no
, evidence of anvof them having been dis­
for plaintiff.
James M. Mesner, plaintiff, vs. Eva charged, and though he may have shot
Mesner, defendant. Suit for divorce. himself, the supposition is that, after
Made of all wool worsted, with very faint
Made of all wool material, double breasted
having destroyed the property of his op­
Attorney B. L. Eddy for plaintiff.
plaid
effect. Coat in latest round cut, best
Armada McCormack, plaintiff, vs. ponent in business, Davis had either
coat, strongly tailored, made especially for the
Tilmon H. McCormick, defendant. swallowed a vial of poison or had laid Italian lining. Very dressy.
strong—frollicing school boy.
i lie ere-
Suit for divorce. Attorney B. L. Eddy down and permitted himself to
mated alive.
The former theory is
for plaintiff.
Benoit Proovost, plaintiff, vs. William thought to be most probable.
L. Riefenberg, defendant. Foreclosure Those who were acquainted with the
of mortgage. Attorney T. H. Goyne for ! dead druggist describe him as an eccen-
I trie character, of a type rarely" seen.
plaintiff.
State Land Board, plaintiff, vs. John | I When once displeased with ativone he
S. Judd, defendant. For confirmation of never forgave them and always imagined
sale. Attorney B. L. Eddy for plaintiff. that he was being wronged. To phy­
Made of the celebrated Provo-Woolen Mills
Maguet Brand Special, all wool cheviot,
Emily B. Stewart, plaintiff, vs. John sicians with whom he had quarreled he
J. Stewart, defendant. Suit for divorce. refused to sell drugs or fill their per- stock. Sewed with pure dye silk and warranted
very dressy and as strong as iron.
scriptions, and frequently drove them not to rip.
Attorney B. L. Eddy for plaintiff.
from
his
store.
Sarah Ann Sargent, plaintiff, vs. Dex- j
ter Sargent, defendant. Suit for di­ | Davis hated Mrs. White, who kept the
vorce. Attorney A. W. Severance for | I oppositiou drug store about 50 yards
from his own. He imagined that she
plaintiff.
L. R. Rogers, plaintiff, vs. Andrew was unfair in trade and that her efforts
Conklin and Jane Conklin, defendants, were directed toward injury of his busi­
Foreclosure of mortgage. Attorneys ness. Those who are acquainted with
the circumstances covering their trade
Cooper & Botts for plaintiff.
Paul Schrader, plaintiff, vs. Otis Hays, relations say that there were no reasons
defendant. Foreclosure of mortgage, for his enmity. Notwithstanding, Davis
Positively the dressiest pants
Attorneys Cooper & Botts for plain- bore toward Mrs. White a constant
Positively one of our very best values. Very
feeling of animosity, and the destruction handled, several patterns and weights, from
tiff.
neat
patterns, stylishly cut. You must see this
John Theiler, plaintiff, in error, vs. of her property by fire and the following
$2.95
to
$5.00
a
pair.
J
bargain
to fully appreciate it.
suicide
are
the
result
of
the
old
man
’
s
in-
State of Oregon, defendant in error.
Writ of review. Attorney T. B. Handley sane imagination of wrongs done him,
but which others failed to see.
for plaintiff.
A few years ago Davis was arraigned
H. B. Tingle, plaintiff, vs. Lulu E. Mal­
aney et al, defendants. For confirma­ before Judge Miller in the Superior Court
tion of sale. Attorneys Townsend & on a charge of insanity. The complaint
filed against him was prompted by vic­
Hart and T. H. Goyne for plaintiff’.
Jacob Frayne, plaintiff, vs. Olois Vann- ious actions on the part of the old man
Paying the Penalty.
Lipton to Go ballooning
Blasts From Ram’s Horn.
leweuhuize, defendant.
For confirma­ when measures were taken to build a
“For justice all place a temple,” said
wily old Cardinal Richelieu, and Mayor
tion of sale. Attorney T. H. Goyne for sidewalk in front of his store. This im­
Fashion
may
hide
the
scars,
but
it
can
­
L
ondon
,
Sept.
28
—
A
news
agency
to
­
Some of the combinations that were
provement he positively refused to allow
I
Corcoran of Pittston, Pa., agrees with
plaintiff. ______
to take place, and he enforced his resolu­ overcapitalized and were organized day makes the following announcement: not heal the disease of sin.
The wolves always applaud when the him. His honor was passing along the
Sir
Thomas
Lipton,
who
was
recently
without
much
regard
to
sound
economic
tion
to
that
effect
by
standing
guard
over
Real Estate Transfers.
street a few days ago and saw a young
the property with a shotgun. After principles have ••ecently been paying the ! elected a member of the Aero Club, con­ shepherd whips the sheep.
fellow arrested for stealing a pair of
Furnished by the Tillamook Title and
The
delights
of
heaven
may
be
templates
a
trip
across
the
channel
with
hearing the evidence, Judge Miller decid­ penalty, suggesting that drastic experi­
Abstract Company.
shoes. Proof of guilt was ample and
ed that instead of being insane, Davis ences may be in store for others of like Hon. C. S. Rolls, and in the event of the fashioned out of the disappointments of forthcoming on the spot and the mayor
Henry Tohl to Joe Duncan. Warranty was morbidly eccentric and ordered his character. The bicycle corporation made voyage being made in a balloon, Sir earth.
They who will not be their brothers’ after hearing the testimony sentenced the
deed to Lot 11, block 12, Tobi’s release.
a great error when it was organized and Thomas will be accompanied by hi9
keepers
are willing to be their executors. prisoner to jail without leaving the side
I
steam
vacht,
the
Erin.
A
personal
friend
addition to Nehalem City, $10.00.
The dead man was 85 years of age, is now paying the penalty. A tobacco
The men who skim the milk of human walk.
R. T. Weatherly to Samuel H. Kennedy, and had owned and operated a drug trust organized in defiance of sound ' of Sir Thomas, in the latter's absence,
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warranty deed to lots 1, 2 and 4, store at intervals since 1873. In 1889 economic law is experiencing the con said to a representative of the Associ­ kindness curdle the creain with their
Percy Chubb, of the New York Yacht
hands.
sec. 29, tp. 4 S, R. 10 W. $1000.00. he moved to Portland and operated a sequence of admitting an evil of the ated Press :
Club, has sold to Lothrop Arnes, of B op .
It is easier to be eloquent over the
“ Mr. Rolls is the youngest son of
U.S. Land Office to Peter F. Ducham, store in that city. His queer wavs failed kind into its primary organization. It
ton, a member of the same dub, the fam­
receipt for EH E Vi, sec. 34, tp. 1 S. to attract trade in a metropolitan city, is bankrupt and a few days ago a re­ Baron Llangattock, and an enthusiastic faults of others than to be penitent over ous America's cup defender Vigilant. Mr.
our
own.
!
and
experienced
aeronaut.
I
believe
he
R. 7 W. $400.00.
and he then moved to Woodland, Wash,, ceiver was applied for. Not long ago
Ames intends to take her up to Boston
The devil is willing that you should be
J. J. McCoy to Clyde Clements. War­ and opened a drug establishment. Here promoters established what was called I proposed Sir Thomas as a memlier of the
CArly next season and will use her in
called
the
driver
so
long
as
he
holds
the
ranty deed to tract in sec. 25, tp. 1 thugs broke into and robbed the store a bread trust, claiming that it ha I ma­ 1 Aero Club and that he has suggested
cruising along the coast most of the
S„ R 10W. $125.00.
and the old man, concluding that the chinery which would accomplish letter I some ascensions, but beyond this what reins.
The warmth of the winter’s revival I time, but will race when opportunity
Martha E. Da Shiell and husband and place was uncongenial for business pur­ things in the way of bread yiaking than arrangements if any they have agreed
offers. The Vigilant successfully defended
Elizabeth L. Da Shiell to Mary J. poses, left Woodland and reopened his the most powerful and thorough knead­ to I am unable in the absence ol Sir dears not depend on the frigidity of the the America's cup in 1893 against the
summer church
Ely. Quit claim deed. 40 x 95 feet. store at La Center, where he has since ing by human energy had ever dune. Thomas to say.”
Valkyrie II.
North side lots 7 & 8, block 8, city remained. In his store at the time of Its promoters overcapitalized it snd
* * *
The
American
coal
strike
already
has
of Tillamook. $250.00.
Girl Was Too Young.
the fire was a stock of goods valued at when it was found that the corporation
The annual report of Uotntnisaioner of
made
an
impression
on
the
British
coal
U.S.A, to Fred Murphy. Patent (copy). about $2000, and some think he had con­ could not command the whole or even
S alem , Sept. 30.—Walter Vinton is in market, and if it continues for another . Pensions Eugene FL Ware rliows that the
E V, Se 14, sec. 31 and W V4 Sw
siderable cash on the premises. News any great share of the market, the socall- jail here awaiting trial on the charge
of six months householders in London pro* numbar of names on the pension rolls
sec. 32, tp. 3 S. R. TO W.
of the midnight deed was sent to Van­ ed trust went to pieces.
taking
away
a
girl
under
16
years
bably will have to pay $20 a ton for still is under the 1,000,000 mark, despite
Four mortgages securing in the aggre­ couver this morning, and the Coroner
Many other instances could be cited of without the consent of parents or fuel.
a net gain cf 573'2 pensioner* since IH9M.
gate $1300 00.
has decided that an iuquest over the re­ corporations, organized on the trust plan guardian.
The total enrollment July 1 last was 999,-
a a *
Satisfaction of two mortgages securing mains of the dead druggist is unnecess­ that have collapsed because they violated
Revolutionists under Galvez have pro. 446, against 997,735 last year, The total
The young man induced Cora Monlett
$26110.00.
ary. Davis was married at one time. sound economic principles, and undoubt I aged 15, a daughter of Mrs. Mary Mon. claimed at Zapury the independence of comprises 738,300 soldiers and 260,637
but died a divorcee.
edly there are more to come. Combina­ lett, living near Salem, to leave home the Territory of Acre and have declared widows and dependents. The aggregate
BOULDER-CREEK.
tions that are greatly overcapitalized and go with him to the State of Wash­ war against Bolivia, cables the Herald’s includes 4695 pensioners outside of the
Revolt in Macedonia.
W. D. Glad well went to Tillamook
and which otherwise violated immut­ ington, and there they attempted to correspondent nt Rio Janeiro. Inhnlti. United States. The iiunitar of death
last Friday.
C hicago . Sept. 29.—“There have been able financial and commercial laws may secure a marriage license, which was re- tants of the territorv are supporting the notices of old soldiers, now not in the
revolution, Many Bolivians who have ( service, received by the bureau during
Mr. Bay's family were lucky enough other revolts in Macedonia, and a good go on fur a lime wi^ji apparent success fused them.
Meanwhile, the girl’s
to get in from the valley before it rained many attempts at uprising against the and jroaperity ; but inevitably those mother filed a complaint and a warrant been taken prisoners have been well I the year was 50 128 but only 27,054 of
and made the roads so bad.
Turkish Government, but efforts now laws sooner or later assert themselves was issued for the arrest of Vinton on treated.
them were pensioners. The report sajs
« * «
Ernest Smith wears A broad smile being planned will arouse Europe,” said and the organization that disregards or Septemlier 2. On Sunday he appeared in
The Commercial Advitiser says: “It that the death.rate among the pension­
since his father came home. A 25 cal. Theodore Cristoff, of Kanznnlik, Dulga. defies them pys the penalty The ex-' Gervais and the officers arrested him and was rumored in Wall street on pretty ers for the corning year will be abouf
ria, Inst night. "This uprising was be­ perience already had should at least serve | brought him to Salem. Here he was good authority that President Roose­ ' 40,000, and the losses to the rolls from
rifle being the cause.
velt had asked certain presidents of the
H. L. Jenson hauled a load of supplies ing planned when I left mv country in the purpose of warning the public against I yesterday arraigned and his trial set for coal roads to go to Washington with I either causes will be alsmt 6000 The
the
early
Summer,
and
it
has
been
truly
investing
in
the
securities
of
corporations
him
to discuss a plan to end the strike. total amount puid for pensions during
in from the county seat last Saturday
Tuesday, October 7, when Ins prelimi­
It is true, the repirt had it, ns guessed the fiscal year was $137 504,266, and the
said that the conditions in Macedonia that are known to lie overcapitalized, or nary hearing will lie held.
for H. A. Chopard.
in Washington, that this was Secretary I yearly cost of operating and maintisning
and in some of the other Turkish terri­ as to the organization of which there
Mrs. Nicklans was down other daugh­
RfHit'll mission to New York.”
tories are such ns to arouse the Russians not full and satisfactory information.
th« bureau and the agenotes outside of
While
trying
to
desert
from
the
Brit
­
ter’s, Mrs. Alfred Foland, one day last-
to assist the Macedonians in any effort
lthe|aiyment of fsmsions proper aggre­
ish ship Aurtraria at Astoria two mem-
week.
to free themselves from the Turkish
gate $3.590,529. The pension system,
Advicea reveired from Sicily .how hers of her crew lost their lire* by
Mrs. Grace Chopard went to Beaver
\
\
\
yoke. The Sultan has repeatedly prom that the ternj^wt that worked such dam* I «frowning. The men were named Fer
says the report, since the beginning of
last Tuesday.
n and
\ \ « À
ised the Macedonians that they shall
the Government, bas coot $2,900,854,301,
guson and Hudson respectively, and
Light frosts in this vicinity were to re­ have autonomy and a self government, agf in that island is »till raging De­
this exclusive of I lie establishment of the
were ship|$ed in Portland. Neither of
tail«
of
the
storm
multiply
the
number
mind us that the beautiful summer is acknowledging, of conrse. his sovereign­
soldiers’ home.
the bodies has been recovered. The i
deaths.
On
the
east
coast
870
bodies
drawing to a close.
ty and right to levy taxes, hut he has hare been recovered, and the sea contin­ i Austrasia is lying in the stream, and i
Mrs Ina Chance was in our midst one never done even that.”
ues to give up corpaea which were swept ¡about 10o'clock Monday the men were
evening last week.
Mr. Cristoff. who is making a tonr of down by the torrents from the interior seen to jump overboard. It was their
C. V. Getchell is cutting wood for Mrs. the United States, is prominent in Bui- It ia ewtirneted that 500 bodies have al i intention to |~ave th« vessel and swim
\\
Chopard this week.
garia. H'«
'» Mayor of Kansan re^iy been r»»vrred. Three hundred ashore, A boat was ordered lowered at
C. A. Smith got in from the valley HR, and^chairman of the committee hay- lives were loet nt Modica. The churcliee once to pk k up the men, and while it
All Orders for Sowing Wood promptly
Saturday.
ingin charge the Ing political and re- there ar. tilled with <iead and the cviiw- was being pla$*ed in the water one of
attended to.
Master Leslie Jensen has been visiting I'gwus demonstration to be made nt , eries nre wastes of mud, rendering the tbern was <$*-en swimming By the lime
f
Shipka when the great St. Nicholas mon
his Grandpa at Helm the past week.
nterinent of the bodies of the victims ; the boat was got under way. however, .
»
Everything looks fresh and green since astery in the Balkan Mountoins is dedi­ impossible Salvage operations without both men h id disap|wared from sight '
i
cated October 2, simultaneously with the
the rain.
interruunion At Tortino, 18 ml let from and all efforts to get them were futile. >
celebration of the emancipation ot Bui Syracuse the cyclone continued 15 A rtrong H»h tide was mnning at the
“The falling leaf. the fading flower
TILLAMOOK CITY, OK.
, garia from ▼••***•*
Ol earthly hopes are emblems true :
hours The rains which have lollowed i I , time, and the water was bitterly cold.
The beauty ot a passing hour."
One diflerriKe ucinzen the true tlie cyclone have aggravated the des­
It is safer to trust yoar eves than tour
A man’s thinking powers will he in in­ 1 preacher and the talking machine is that troyed country sweeping down bridges ears when a man argnes religion while
Call up on Tuttle*« phone.
' the latter caa be pnrehaaed.
and interrupting railway trnffic
verse ratio to his drinking powers.
1 hit wife carries in the water.
I
ONE PRICE TO ALL ! ! !
fHen’s $7.50
men’s $10.00
Suits, $4
Suits, $7.
Men’s $25 Suits, $ 1 6.75.
Boy’s $2.75 Suits, $2
Men’s $ 1 5 Suits, $ 1 1.25
Boy’S $3.50 Suits, $2.75
Men’s
“NEWFANGL
Pants
Young Men’s $8.00
Suits, $5.75.
Store One Door South of Tillamook Post Offiee.
1§H akness
O il
WOOD SAW
Brock Bros.,
£ 4'T
K 'M
A