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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1903
Page
9
Government agents investigated Geo. For man chief inspector and J. Johnson constabulary supply officer at Missangieri Mindanao yesterday and recovered 8000 of public money from a sale. They seized a steamer and set off for Borneo as a pursuit vessel was launched.
Cottage Grove Oregon October 6 Old man known as Uncle Jimmy Kerr nearly 80 was beaten into unconsciousness by three men and robbed of about 500 He was found by neighbors about 5 oclock and partially revived He claims the assailants knew of his money and Kerr is in a bad condition but expected to recover Constable Lawson heads to the scene and officers search the area for the attackers
The funeral of Sir Michael Herbert, late minister to the United States, was held at Wilton. Minister White, nearly all American embassy attaches, and American members of the Alaskan Boundary Commission attended the memorial service in London.
Report from Sofia states a battle occurred near Godlevo between Turkish forces and Macedonians led by General Zontecheff of the Macedonian committee. The engagement lasted about half a day with Zontecheff managing to escape. No additional details are available.
In Omaha Nebraska on October 6, Charcovitch, pool room proprietor, obtained a restraining order to stop the chief of police and the sheriff from interfering with his business under the new injunction law.
Six hundred Chicago glove makers vote to strike tomorrow unless wages rise 10 percent. The action is expected to spark similar walkouts by other unions including Napa California.
Philadelphia on October 6 reports that Thomas and Frank Holmes brothers and William Camm died in terrible agony earlier today after drinking wood alcohol Sunday.
Lake City Colorado October 6 Two miners John Krane and John Cord employed at the Silver Star mine were blown to atoms yesterday while thawing dynamite. The accident occurred during routine blasting preparations, leaving no survivors and prompting an investigation by local authorities and mine officials.
In Springham Germany on October 6 editors Dittman of the Abeiter Stramme face heavy fines for publishing an insult aimed at American Consul Langer.
An attempt was made last night to blow up the Northern Pacific freight train near Birdseye, eight miles from Helena Montana. The incident occurred in the vicinity of Birdseye and is being investigated by local authorities. No further details were provided about casualties or suspects.
A damaged road-bed and a wrecked freight locomotive were reported by Missoula dispatches on the same line at Avon. The incidents are attributed to blackmailers who recently threatened to dynamite trains and bridges unless immunity worth 850,000 dollars is paid.
New York report notes James Kerochan a millionaire club man society leader and gentleman jockey died yesterday afternoon from a stroke of paralysis at age 58. He was a prominent figure in social circles and racing circles in the city. The obituary records his contributions to clubs and public life.
Washington October 6 extra guards were arranged to protect the President at St John s Church for the memorial services honoring late British Ambassador Herbert. The precautions followed yesterday s White House intrusion attempt by a crank, with secret service noting patterns when movements are published. The memorial service drew cabinet members diplomatic corps and military officers. Mrs Roosevelt appeared in mourning and the President was guarded by 20 police and many secret service men.
Granta Pass Oregon October 5. Josephine circuit court drew 40 more jurors after a day seeking a jury for the Gibson murder case. James Gideon was examined by doctors to determine insanity amid two years of confinement. Doctors will report today on Gibson’s mental state.
Mr and Mrs Ed Fronk arrived in Albany from Portland and will reside here. He is a popular brakeman on the Lebanon branch of the P and Mrs Fronk is a former Portland young lady nee Henrietta Kubenow. The ceremony took place on Sept 23 at the bride’s parents home conducted by Rev Father J Hughes. Local friends extend best wishes.
D S Honeaker received a telegram Saturday announcing the death of Mrs. Jane Honeaker wife of T H Honeaker at North Yambisl. The funeral was held at Turner Sunday.
At Berlin on October 6 a %-ton electric railway car carrying twenty people achieved 120 miles per hour over twenty three miles, breaking the world speed record. Experts deem a 95 mile an hour normal rate feasible and safe. Charles Rudge, a New York motor man, will drive the car in a further test Thursday.
Washington reports Officer Ciscle suffered greater injuries than first stated after scuffle with crank Elliott. A two by half inch glass fragment was taken from the wound. Elliott, the fifth such crank since the President’s return, was confronted as three more arrests followed today. Secret Service seeks to suppress details. Captain Boardman received Elliott's Minneapolis record.
Boston Chinatown tensions rise after the arrest of three San Francisco highbinders and two from New York, all armed. City officials keep visitors out amid fear of stray bullets as Chinatown with about three thousand residents braces for possible violence.
London October 6 There is much surprise over new cabinet postings and anticipation builds for Ex Premier Joseph Chamberlain. As the lone consistent Conservative, he is seen as the likely premier if Protectionists win the forthcoming general election. His Glasgow speech tonight draws intense scrutiny.
A man began his prison term today amid a cheering crowd while futile appeals to King Alfonso for a pardon were made. Civil authorities escorted him as he entered custody amid public interest.
Havana reports the Cuban government has decided to deport all United States negroes as the most undesirable immigrants. The policy targets black residents amid anti foreign sentiment and immigration control efforts.
Portland Oregon October 5 all Oregon colleges except Albany met in Imperial Hotel parlors to discuss intercollegiate athletics. Resolutions urged faculty supervision, discouraged Sunday travel, limited opponents to school teams, closed football schedule December 1 and appointed a five member committee to represent next Oregon Association session.
Lionel A. Johnson traveling correspondent for the Morning Oregonian arrived from Florence after several days away. A writeup of the Siuslaw country will soon appear in the Oregonian. Johnson recently produced a splendid article about Junction City for his paper. He departed on the afternoon train for the north. Johnson served in the Second Oregon regiment of the U S Volunteers in the Philippines and has many friends here.
In Harrisburg Bulletin style the ceremony joined Mr Jd G Kelsey and Miss Cassie Ceaser at 7 p m on September 27 1903 with Rev Matlock of Eugene officiating. The event was intimate with a few friends present and refreshments served afterward. The bride is well known in Eugene and many friends extend congratulations.
Workmen today removed the large Western Union electric clock from the Matlock building. Pedestrians will miss it as it kept excellent time and helped those who could not see the town clock or lacked a watch.
Paris reports fifteen hundred striking linen workers marching to Lille where regular army troops repulsed them. The marchers then attacked suburban factories, with proprietors defending with firearms in several cases. Casualties not reported.
Word reached Mrs. H. Acheny that her husband Henry Ankeny is seriously ill from stomach trouble at his daughter Mrs. Cantrell’s home near Klamath Falls. Mrs. Ankeny left last night to be with him as friends wish for a speedy recovery.
A public ball will be held at Crow Hall Friday evening October 18 under the Building Association. Music is provided for the occasion. Tickets with supper cost 1.25. Committee names not fully listed.
The steel corporation in New York declared a half per cent quarterly dividend this afternoon. Nine months show a surplus of 20,548,000 with next earnings projected at 35,000,000 for the quarter, compared with 95,945,000 for the same quarter in 1902. The steel market closed feverish amid the earnings report.
Springfield News reports Rev C KR Lamar, newly moved pastor from Weston Oregon, will begin his duties at the Baptist pulpit in Springfield next Sunday morning. The paper describes him as pleasant and wishes him success in his new field.
John Kehoe, cashier at the Cleveland local branch, was arrested on October 6 for embezzling 800 dollars from the Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company of California. The case involves the insurer and a city office.
Spanish General Bourbon of the Spanish army received a sentence of two months in prison or a fine for insulting criticism of the minister. The ruling arose from remarks during a Madrid hearing, highlighting ongoing tensions between military officials and government leaders.
John Hamlett of Eagle Pass Texas praises Capeciane’s remedy after a week of bowel trouble with no relief. He says one dose brought relief and a third dose cured him entirely. The product is sold at De Tapo’s drug store.
Horace McKinley Lt C Edwards Medley A Goldsmith and others travel through Eugene Cottage Grove Coburg and Harrisburg with arrivals departures and social visits. Notables include Myra Brown Eva Stinson Ada Orrell and legals involving A C Woodcock and a Portland trip.
A parade of visitors and travelers records stops in Eugene and surrounding areas. Names include N J Wright, J W Hobbs, Oscar Parsons, Mildred Lister, A D Hyland, A H Cruson, Mrs K A Booth, Mrs Chas Littlefield, Lee Henry, J C Branstetter family, Daisy Baker Baird, George Adkins, E N Keeney, W P Elmore, J Gladys Hooker, E E Benedict, Ada Hanson, J P Nickelsen, Anna and Kath Flynn, C W Lowe, Ed Pengra, Miss Ruth and Miss Anna, plus Associate Justice Bean. Several towns mentioned include Roseburg Yoncalla Cottage Grove Junction City Portland Saginaw Monmouth Fossil Brownsville Salem Tacoma The Dalles and Eugene.
Joe Goldbrick of Colusa California shares a claim that fifteen years of rheumatic pain ended after using Electric Bitters. He says the remedy also aids liver and kidney troubles and general debility, priced at fifty cents with satisfaction guaranteed by druggist W L Delano.
United States Land Office notices James M Goldson of Goldson Lane County Oregon filed sworn statement No 5519 for the s ynely ely seg of section 30 town ship 15 range west and will prove land is more valuable for timber or stone than agriculture before U S Commissioner J J Walton at Eugene on September 16 1903. Witnesses include Thomas K Evans James H D Goldson James M Haynes L C Mo ffit all of Goldson Oregon Adverse claimants must file by October 16 1905.
Notice filed under the 1878 Timber Lands Act by Royal 8. Smith of Crow Lane county Oregon for the ne y nwiy in section 20 township 19 south range 5 west. Proof will be offered before J J Walton A S Commissioner at Eugene on October 20. Witnesses include Warren D. Smith Arthur E. Smith John Inman Frank Hadley all of Lane county Oregon. Filing claims before October 20 1908.
Rosebery Oregon July 18 1903 Fannie M Moffitt of Junction City Lane County filed sworn statement No for purchase of land under the General Land Law claiming timber and stone value rather than agricultural use before U S Commissioner J J Walton in Eugene on October 16 1906 Witnesses include James M Goldson James S Goldson James M Haynes LC Mofitt all of Goldson Lane County Oregon Residents urged to file claims by October 16 1906 with Register J T Bridges
At Phelps Brothers' logging yard near Mapleton, J. A. Lyp and R. Lyp were operating a piston wheel when the gear trapped J. A. Lyp's right arm, mashing it from wrist to elbow. Doctors reported no broken bones and his brother planned to move him to Eugene for further care after a local surgeon was summoned. meanwhile, Ir. Reese of Acme suffered a stroke but was expected to recover. The region's steamers Acme and J. Roscoe returned to port after bringing lumber and supplies to the area, with more shipments and canning equipment arriving for local mills and canneries.
Perg G. Bradway of Lane county Oregon filed in the land office a timber land claim under the 1878 act and act of August 4 1802 for section 14 township 18 south range 17 west in Oregon Nevada and Washington territory. He will prove timber value over agricultural use and named witnesses Willis C. McGuire J S Day Henry Moore J T Rayne of Eugene. Claimants may oppose by October 10 1905 before J T Bridges Register in reeves Oregon.
Hoseburg Oregon July 18 notice that Katie Gulley of Albany Oregon has filed sworn statement No 5645 for the purchase of timber land in section 28 township 19 south range west and will prove land is timber or stone more than for agricultural use before Walton A S Commissioner in Eugene Oregon on Thursday October 5 1905. Witnesses Wiles Carson Matthews Charles Jo r and Andrew J Smith of Eugene Lane County Oregon. all adverse claimants urged to file claims on or before October 5 1905.
Roseburg Oregon July 2 notice under the 1878 act for sale of timber lands in California Nevada and Washington Territory extends to Oregon. Hodes of Engen Oregon seeks permission to purchase section 52 land claiming timber value and agricultural use. Jeff Walton Oregon to file claim October on witness list Heanes Heyer A Carso Matheson Jacob Gates Clary Lorane and others notified to respond by October 105.
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