The state rights democrat., June 23, 1893, Image 1

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VOL XXVI II.
ALB AN YaO REGON, FR1DA1, JUNE 23. 1893.
Entered at Ike omcc at Albnnj . Or., at MwHM lass Mall
KTITEM A MTTIt,, Publishers! aad Propria lore
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The special iftort of Read, Peacock A Co. for the spring
season Is to Inciease the purchasing powe. of jour dollar
with the grkatkst tatvt iveis offkkku for MM monkv.
It will Im to your interest to call and inspect their charm
ing BtWrXAt of novkltiks and rei.i.ahlk standard grades In
Staple and fancy dry goods,
Dress Goods
Fancy Goods,
Their servicable slock is distinctive
dispiay, and sure to please.
Try
We
them when vou
want
have
e'egant
Y u can be econ-intcal with no effort w hatever by hu inn
what you uted for Spring from
READ, PEACOCK k CO,
ALBANY,
Iii s Made to
ALBANY,
FORTMILLER
Undertakers
WE KLEPrennrnt'ven 1
ccflBr.s. Alo l.in":l ir 1
which will be o!d at
anl
n d a full
r srdn
Tho Uafsl living ProQIs,
EMBALMING and 'he proper care ol tbe dead a pecilly.
mm a
MO EVTRA r.kri!Br.. CflD
i-w at- viinuvk iv.ii
I r- i M A s fti I "v
M l D M IM T , - - iviAumo
CITY BOTTLING CO.,
Wholesale and Rtt
ftoda Water,
riders,
Orange nod Ion
Seltzer Water,
Country or leri saflefced. (jiyeu
OPPOSITE RUSS HOUSE
HI". i,:aiiinv photograph
-Albany sim -
wviy mU,
kk,
ifek
Zjcta.
:jcta.. and
21.00 per DotUeT
One cent a dose.
This Obeat Cocoh Ccb prompuy eura
where all others fail, Couht, Croup. Sore
Throat, HoarseneM, Whooping Cough and
Asthma. For Consumption It has no ritW:
baa cured thonaands, and will crna You it
taken In time. Bold by Druggists on a Kimr-
SHTLOHF!?B'KtoM P":
SHI LP WS CATARRH
ave you Catarrh I rhts remedy Is guaran
teed to euro you. Prioe.S0cts. Injector tree.
VI60R f MEN
Easily. Quickly,
Permanently Restored.
WEAKNESS,
NERVOUSNESS.
DEBILITY.
and all the train of tvttn
from early error" or later
exwMhen, thts rettulta of
overwork, ilcknen,
worry, etc. VullntreuttlU,
ffveloprneot aad tune
Klven w every organ and
portion of tbe bod.
RlrnpU, natural methods.
Immediate Improvement
fwpn. ralnire lmpohihie.
2.UUO 1-eferenrM. Book.
explanation and proof!
in u lieu t.foaieaj iree.
ERIE MEDICAL CC
BUFFALO. N. V.
BICYCLES
Call on Van Wilson, agent for the Im
pekial and Faulknkr, $60 to $150
Ladiea taught 1o ride or no sale.
a one wanting sand for gaidena or
other use can get the same 1 cheap by can
n r.n S W KOSS HOW
postoffice building.
Notions,
Furnishing Goods
in style, elegant In
SHOES.
line.
OREGON.
N. WALDAHL,
Merchant Tailor.
Order and Satisfaction Gcsraifce
Jepqii'iiis of AH tiqds.
SHOP OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE
OREGON
& IRVING
Embalmers.
lit t- r I rr il c, U U
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1 1 d v d caskets as
it tr . . ; J Htli.lt
UCADWC OD SCawI4l.
iibnnwk w vausasw ivs, . j
i p- aa p k I
tmrLC, - - yntliUW
ilDeale s ir-
Kir -h Beer.
Narxaparllla aaW iroaa.
Iron Wiae,
tie.
- a IriaL
ALBANY, OR.
s
Cabinet phoio f ro n $1.51 1 j $
per dozen, !?nlaigin, pictur
specialty. 16100 crayon-fra
for tool. We -irrv a lar ;
of 5x8 and aterescopic views 1
egon.
-or siias
r iTuriw uurov wooes xaorU
0,C1AWAt
Ill iiDipomaH
am oiaoMaaRaap'
sro or Birvrro JO 8JJ TL !T?J!Sl
1 nn iq ino
-OToj uk A.yjtaTOHg in gyJfsSi'S
sxHOitiAdoa
sxnaxva aoino
SXI3AV9
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Cuarant.-o.'l (a euro i;...ous attacks.
Siok Head ic hC -int fooatlpatlon. 40 In
each hottte. I'mc VSc. For salo by
drug;tlitt.
Picturi "7. r, - i -.'jple 'lose free.
J. F. L6'.:r:i & C3., : -vriet-rs, BEW YORK.
if HI McFarlandi
-:- DEALER IK -:-
Harness -and -Saddlery
Display
in the Dao
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.afsaaw awi
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rise a
LOCAL RECORD
ao ks to Ba Filled. Hon T J Black'
the new collector ot customs, will dispense
considerable vmtronage in the next few
weeks, Those under him are all nominated
by him, and appointed by the U S treasur
er. We publish the list even though it
may add to the number of applicants for
suliordinate positions:
IVr annum
1 deputy collector 2700 00
1 deputy col lector 2200 00
1 deputy collector 1400 00
1 clerk 1600 00
2 clerks, each 1200 00
1 examiner 1800 00
1 examiner 1400 00
1 examiner 1200 00
1 opener and packer 1000 00
Per diem
1 weigher and gauger $ 5 00
- assistant weighers and gangers,
each 3 00
" inspectors tdav). each 4 00
1 inspector (day), each 350
4 inspectors (night), each 2 50
1 UK I IKI.INO.rKXT I AX KOl.1. IS HOW IB
the hands of the county clerk for transcrip
tion, and will be ready" for the sheriff tn
about two weeks, when delinquents will be
expected to pay up. The settlement with
the county clerk was a satisfactory one.
rnllowuur were the hirures:
Tax roll for 1892 133.687.43
Polls
2.250.00
Sheriff's
assessments .
12,349.75
170.947.49
$133,687.43
Am't collected ;ind turned over
to Treasurer
Polls collected by assessor. . . .
Corrections by affidavit
IVIinquent original roll
Delinquent sheriff's roll
261.00
1,158.02
29.180.90
6.660.14
170.947.49
A Woxdf.rfi i. Clock. N C Engberg,
an old jeweler who lives just above Water
loo, nas maue aciocK wnicn measures n teei
1 j inch in height 2 feet 8 inches wide at the
base and is 14 inches deep. The frame
work has one thousand and fifty pieces of
wood, all of which grew in the Willamette
valley. He has been working about three
years at odd times on the frame, but much
longer than that on the works, ail of which
he made himself except the dial. It will
now run six weeks when wound up. but
Kngberg intends to add to it so it will run
a year. All jewelers who have seen the
frame pronounce it one of the finest they
ever saw. Mr Enberg intends to bring the
clock to Lebanon in a few weeks. Express.
A Bear Story. Harry Porter, of Nor
ton's Siding, on the line of the O P re
cently set a trap for a bear, and returned
from a visit to it a few mornings later
yelling lustily and calling the dogs. A
partv of ten, among them the neighbor
hood school mistress. Miss AdJie Bris
tow, of this city, returned with him, and
an hoar was spent in training the dogs for
future bear banting. When the animal,
wore oat by pain and exertion, was set at
liberty, he laid down, apparently more
dead than alive, and Miss Bristow, with
a Ions stick, advanced from among her
friends and attemtped to arouse him.
She struct him severe', blows, when he
suddenly jumped upand made a dash for
her. She fled, and the chase, which can
tinned for several yards, was only inter -rotted
in time by the dogs, on whom
the bear turned, when within a couple
of feet of M iss Bristow. The inciden t
taught the party a lesson and the animal
was speedily dispa'ched. Corvallia
Times.
How I.- Was Obtacskd Last Fridav.
Jane 9, a license was issued by the county
clerk for the marriage of r rederick Close
and Maud Heeley, of Harrtsbarg. Tbe
name ot the witness as signed was Oeo.
Dayis. At the time the clerk was re
quested to ask the papers not to publish
tbe tact of the license lor a couple of
wests T e couple were united in mar
riage bv Justice Ueorge Howell the next
day- It now transpires that the marri
age was as.ainet the wishes of the parents
of the bride, who is under 18 years of
age, and that tbe affidavit that she was
over 18 was "worn to bv Edward Close, a
brother of the groom under a fictitious
name. A warrant was issued for bis
arrest, but be had fled, and coud not
be found. It la proposed to make an ex
ample of the case, which it not the first
one of this nature to occur in Linn
ounty.
At Cobvai.lis. Benton county had
1 $10,000 and Lincoln $4,000 in lob's
bank. Two Corvailis Chinamen say they
are bnste-. as ther had their money in
the bank. Mr urvson gaits everybody
as receiver of the bank, and will call a
meeting of creditors next Monday when
tbe Mtnal facts will be given. The Times
says : Several trips to tbe World's fair
have been declared off. Among others
are the Misses Houalev and Wlutaker the
milliners, who have signified an inten
tion to Henceforth trim all hats in mourn
ing The First National bank Cere h
solid, and business continues with it aa
usual. It lost nothing in either the fail
ure of Hamilton, lob & Co or tbe Cor
vallia Carriage and Wagon Co.aa neither
one of them owed it a cent.
A.s Oregon Plaxt. m Crow has
taken pains to go clear to the snow Has
for some specimens of "blood ptaut" to
send to the world's fair- These curiosi
ties of nature are about tbe sise and
shape of a pineapple, but delicately
formed and are of a deep crimson in
color. The entire plant when held to
tbe light looks like a delicate and intri
cate piece of wax work. No matter how
great the fair may b., this plant will
exeite considerable curiosity and aston
ishment Grant's Pass Courier.
LiscHAROKD Dr Parr, C W Thomp
son and the Powers boys, who were
bound over some time ago on a charge
of unlawfully killing elk. had their case
investigated by the grand jury and they
were discharged, no indictment being
found against them. The d'd not deny
killing tbe elk, but showed that all the
meat was used and not a pound sold,
and that the people in the neighbor
hood had been out of meat for some
time. Kugene Register.
Aouavatsd. If some of the grocery
delivery boys of Salem get kicked out of
the back doors, and clear over tne back
fences, ona of tbsse days, they will be
more careful about rus ling into Salem
back doors without knocking. Some of
them need just such treatment. They
are an aggravated nuisance. Statesman.
Corn now, what was up anyway, Mr
Editor, in Albany there is no time for
knocking, and no one expects it. We
have never heard any kicks. Albany
men behave themselves in the kitchen.
Tn O. P. Tbe first month of Receiver
Hadley's administration showed a net
Bain from the operation of the Oregon
racmc ot S77. mis report lor April,
filed with the clerk of tbe court on the
27th of May, makes a still better show
ing. Tbe figures ate as follows: Gross
receipts from river, ocean and rail di
visions, $21,332.69: gross expenses, di
vlded as follows: Rail, $10,747.63:
river, 15,550.47; ccean, $4.64212: net
gain, 1392.56.
Tux Record Ueatkm. It was left for
the rich soil of the Sautlam to take the
lead in big berries. Mr J K Douglas to
day sent to the Democrat office a box of
Sharpies strawberries, weighing a liberal
IS ounces, ana consisting ot only nine
berries. Thi box was full, in the usual
way.
Albany Wilts Again. At the exhibl
tlon ball game played this afternoon at
Independence between the Albany and
Independence teams, Albany won by a
score of 5 to 2. The innings were as
follaws:
Albany oaooooolo-c.
Independence 100001000-2.
"J.IK. Leaho and Frank Hunt, after fi
quartz prewpecting trip of seven weeks in
the mountains uetween Asmanu anu the
coast at Smith river, returned home Sun'
day. M. H. Abbey, Frank Priest and Geo
Waabinirton. of Yaquina bay, are still con
tinuinar in the mountains in that section
and may remain until fall. Ashland Record
1 1 niton Men. During the Oakland fins
it was only by very hard work that the fire
was kept to tho south side of the street. The
fliundealor gU eloquent on the subject a
follows: Heroic efforts were made to stop
the flames from crossing over. I say heroic,
as 110 other word can fitly convey the efforts
of Robe
art Tapp, Wulhe Mahoney, Vint
Hogart
1 others in saving the Medley
Hail this Imililinir taken tire.
bunding.
the doom of another block including the
Depot hotel, was sealed. The intense heat
from the burning buildings across the street,
(sufficient to destroy the heavy plate gals
windows of Young & Co,) ignited the peak
of the roof of the Medley building. Hose
from the hotel had been stretched.but in the
absence of ladders it could not lie taken to
the place, Somebody must climb to the top
of the roof or the north side was doomed .
Somebody did go. Who was it? Robert
Tapp! Who sat astride the roof, with
standing heat that set wood ablaze, and
shattered heanr plate glass. In the mean
time Mahouey und Bogart were playing the
hose on the upper part of the front of the
building and were exposed to the same
scorching heat. It was the crisis and these
men met it.
A Pkcci.iak Bank The Daily Astorian
tells the following storv: Silua M Smith
tells a good story which shows how people
put money for safe keeping in pioneer d.iys.
Mr Lampoon, whose son is now a prominent
ritisen of Portland, did business on the
Clatsop plains. Having occasion to visit
Astoria, he put iJ,500 in gold 920 pieces in
a barrel of nour. Meantime flour fell short
at Solomon Smith's and John Hobson. who
lived with him at the time, called at Mr
Lam peon's for a barrel. He took one at
random and brought it home. In the even
ing when he opened it, out rolled the gold
pieces. He and Mr Smith were, of course,
astonished, and did not know what to make
of it. They gathered the coins and put
them safely away. Mr Lanipson returned
home the same evening and on learning
that Mr Hobson had gat a barrel of flour,
be looked around and found that the barrel
was missing. He set out for Mr Smith's
where he was delighted to find his treasure
intact. It may be noted that the barre!
contained Chilian flour, for this slope,
which now produces many million bushels
of wheat and exports many thousand laurels
of flour, then imported flour from Chile.
A Loso Record.--The editor of the
Newport News and observer of the weather
bureau, went from Trinity College, lhiblin.
to Royal Military College of Sandhurst,
passed a competatlve examination and ob
tained a commission as ensign in 11. M. 1st
West India Regiment, served through the
West India Islands, obtained a Lie-itenan-cy.
and exchanged into the 14th Regiment,
served with the regiment at a good many
stations, also in the Crimean war. and siege
of Sebastapol, being wounded, received
the Crimean medal and clasp, also the
Turkish war medal, promoted to captaincy
in 14th and finally retired having tne honor
of being present! to, and kissing the hand
of her Majesty. Oueen Victoria. Kmigra
ted and settled for 14 years in Kansas.
Kingman City. Kingman county, prior to
going to Mewport.
Scio. O. S. May, John Curl and Jack
Lemon, will start for the Southern Oregon
mines, next Monday.
Uncle Green McDonald is still very sick
and gradually getting worse. His sickness
so his friends think will prove fatal.
Geo. Fish. W. O. Hecert and A. F. Peter
son, wandering Jews of Corvailis. so says
Geo. W. Hochstedler who was irith them,
were registered at the Scio hotel Wednesday
night.
A. T. McCulty of Jordan has sold his dry
goods and grocery business to a gentleman
named E. P. Weer. II r Mot'ullv will move
to the vicinity of Lebanon where be will en
gage in farming. Plena.
A I'sKjiK 4th. Probably the most
picturesque 4th of July celebration vet
planned in the state is to take place on the
Bsaascsc gjymmi n nan rt nua;.iti. t:..
mr. Trw nrifwino! fMfnn, will ) .Um
tattle letween Co. D.of AshUml.aml Trw
B. of Klamath Kails atrainst a land of Mo-
boc Indians from Klamath reservation.
Briiradier-t Jeneral H. B. Com twin. Man r
James Jackson, and Capt. H. K. Mitrheil.
son of the Senator, will be present. Cispt.
O. C. Applemte will deliver the oration.
Rev. Jesse Kirk, the Indian, will deliver
the address.
Xo More Checks. No more checks and
draft.-, will lie accented in the navment o
taxes by Sheriff Ijindi, for his recent ex
penenre with such paper, is not entirely
satisfactory. Lost Friday night the mail
brought drafts and checks aggregating
more than ( '21). one tor 9159.55 from Feme
A.' Monteith and one for 939-$? from the K
A Abby estate, and before he bad an oppor
tunity to present them. Hamilton, job k
Co suspended. Post.
Santi am ox Top. -This mominsr Mr J
R Douglas, the lord and master of thirteen
as fine acres of cultivated gardens as can
be found anywhere, brought to the Demo
crat office a box of i4rawberriea containing
only seven berries, which surpasses the
record. The berries are simply enormous,
and are honestly placed in the box. reach
ing an inch above the edge. Mr Douglas
wants Benton county with her eight berries,
to try again.
AGreat Cvriofitv. -In the window of
Fred Legg's drug store on State street, in
Salem, is an old quadrant. The instru
ment bears the name of the Indnn makers
and the date of 1790. It was picked up by
an old sea captain on the ice in the polar
regions near the place where Dr Franklin's
party disappeared years ago. It may be
that this was a unadrant used on the Frank
lin polar expedition. If so it is of great
value. It is at least a relic of old time
navigation that is decidedly interesting in
itself. Independent.
A Wm drrral Maeklae
There Is no doubt that man Is a fine
mshanism, but like every ether machine
he wears out by friction- It is said that
he k born again everv to or three years.
His body Is virtually re-made from loon.
To retard this making over is radically
wrong, 11 1 man lurrt so much vitality
n the delayed process that It takes a long
me to recuperate. I he pricetsot mak-
ng anew is so accelerated by purging wl h
Brandreth's Pill thsta new man. as It
were, may be made In two or three
months, and the change In the mechanism
fs such that the worn out pari pari is re
placed by the new without the usual run
ning: down cf the entlie machine. You
don't have to stop for repairs Purge
way with Brandreth's Pills tne old, dis
eased and worn out body. They are
purely vogetable, absolutely harmle.s, nd
safe to take at any time.
New Photoobapher. 1 have opened a
new irallerv In the Y. M. C. A. block, V!nd
street, Albany, and will try hard to please
all who will favor me with their patronage.
t will take all sizes and stvles of photos us
irood as the best and as cheap as the cheap
est. I am no traveling photo here today
and gone tomorrow, but have come with
wife and children to make a home in your
flonous climate. I have come to stav
laase call and see me and try my work
Vary respectfully yours,
. A. li t MM I 1 .
Late of Toronto, Canada.
Advertising Novelties. Wo have
complete line of noveltise, direct from the
makers, can furnish the s amc nt lowest
price. WhiBtles. mirrors, pencils, mem
orauda books, napkins, fans.rulers, yard
sticks, panels, chromo carusucti ps, eaten
dars, xmas cards, etc., in season.
And always the best Job PmsTnia
SMILEY, Lending Printer.
Money to Loam. 1 have money
sums of 9600 to $20,000 to loan on im
proved farm lands in Linn and Rentes
counties, at lowest current rates,
delay in furnishing the money.
0 G Burkhast
Real estate agent, Albany, Oregon.
Cap-, itsraaosv, D H A,8 mi Diego. Cal.
ssys. "Shiloii's Catarrh B nsdy i the Mrs
medicine I have ever found that would do me
any good. Pries, 50 ot. Sold by "oahay
& Mason.
Prevent ana cur Constipation and Stefc
iasbe. Small BSC Beans.
ROt III IV llsimt
TUUltSI'AV
J Fred Yates is in Corvailis, assisting
in the First National Bank.
Dr H A Davis of Harrisburg, and At
torney J R Wyat of Albany, epant last
night in Ibis city. Eugene Guard.
Mr Chas Fottmlllcr and daughter, cf
Portland, returned home this noon after
a visit with Albany relatlvts and friends.
Rev Jew Hawk, the northwest CUfnese
missionary of the Christian church, was
In the city today. He i a graduate of
Direct College, Dtsm lnes lows; is agood
talker and a very bright celestial.
Miss Alice Mnsts a" mother left thi
noon for the Est. They will stop a'
Chicago, the International Christian
Endeavor meeting at Montreal, and then
goto their former home InMassachusetts.
C P Bishop, manager of the Salem
Woolen Mills store, with bis wife, trill
go to Brownsville today, abtie they will
attend the three day's picnic oi the Linn
county pioneers. Mr and Mrs Bishop
formerly resided at Brownsville.- Salem
Statesman .
Thomas Kay. president of the Salem
Woolen Mill Co. started for Alaska on
Tuesday last for tbe purpose of intro
ducing Salem's manufactures to ifie
Aleut and to the C-w thousand white
men and office seekers ho occupy that
corner of the United State. Tba prin
cipal demand from Alaska is for blankets
and robes.
The Ai.tMM. Last evening tbe Al
umni ot the Albany College held their
annual reunion at the college. It was a
marked social success. A delicious lunch
was spread by C H Mueller. After its
disappearance toasts were presented,
with Miss Helen Ciawford, preside!, aa
mistress of ceremonies, who delivered
the class welcome in a neat speech, and
was responded to 'y Hugh Fisher. Miss
1 11 a Robertson answered to the toast on
incaiuaini in a origin manner; rroi iee,
I 1 .... - I
on Qnetn Elizatbeth; Flora Mason read
a memoir of Frank Proost. written bv
J as J Charlton and Kva Simpson, on the
col'ege of 3CXX) Remark were also made
by Rev Dr Lee, of Portland, Miss Moses,
Prof Torbett, Prof I low land, bbie Fry
and Prof Lee. Some -o'lege pongs fol
lowed, and the happy croud dispersed
shortly after midnight Thos; present
beside the above referred to were Richard
Wheeler. Vesta Mason, Elliot anJ Clem
Irvine.MrsC II Steaar-.Mrs II F MrriH,
Mrs C E Wol.erton, Annie Altbouse,
Mrs Kate Burkbart. and Hattit J Miller
as member of tbe alumni, 1 he new class
entire, and Mr and Mrs Dr Nat Redpatb.
Edgar Blcdgett. Mrs Daisy Knapp. C 11
Start. H F Merrill Mrs Torbett, Mr
Lee. Mr Hdwland, and Mrs Henrietta
Brown.
FRIDAY.
U G Hay ne and J R Keani tame up from
Albany this afternoon. Kugroe Register.
Miss L. A. Woodin. of the Taroma pub
lic schools is in the city.
Mrs. A. D. Barker went to Turner thi
noon to attend the campmeeting in sex-; n
at that city.
The Solera Journal sav V. iss Morris of
the North Salem n-hoof will go to San
Francisco on the teachers exrwrsion.
Mrs. A. W. Qnsb and children left
Tinxlay for Arizona where she will live
with her brother. Ijehanou Fjpre.
Prof Mirhenor. of Ubanon. and Prof
Ijatta. of Sbedd. left today for Kansas ami
the Vk orld's fair, on a visit and sight ask
ing. Mr QH Humphrey, of this city will
more to Portland in a short time, and ac
cept a isition at the custom house under
Collector BUfk.
The steamer Willamette Valley is ex
pected at Yaquina to-night from San Fran
cisco. Several of the merchants will prob
ably return on it
Hon. C. K. Wilkinson, of Eagvw. went
to Corvailis this noon to act as one uf the
judges in a literary contest to orrur to-night
in the Agricultural Collegv
E. C. Phelps has opened an office a: W.
tcrloo. and will attend to business, patents,
postal and law bttsinna. aim nwrespood
ence and employment ami notarial bosinew.
Ir. Frank iiallard was married to Mi
Stella Fincheat Use home of the bride's
parents in Seattle, on the Tin of this month.
The groom is a farmer resident of Lebanon.
Collector T J Black. Attorney lieneral
Cnsjnberiain and Col A I Wsirner. three
promising young men in the democratic
party, went to Portland today. -Salem
Journal.
Prof. Cunningham, primary tletortment ;
Prof. W. S. Arnold, business deasctsaessl ;
and Prof. Scriber. department of elocution,
have resigned their positions in Willamette
Cniveraity.
John A Crasrfnrd and A Hackleuun. two
of Albany's oldest and wealthiest citizens
went to Indepentlence today to take in the
races. Mr Crawford's homr was to go
today, an aiuma! displaying gvl s j?eJ.
N. M. NesiUat returned this noon from
Salem, where be attended the comuienoe
ment exercises of Wiihuurfle I nivarsitv.
from which be graduated a couple years
ago. Mr. Newport has taken three decrees
in all. A. H.. A. M. and Ll.D
Hon Jeff Meyers, who m.. iata .itv
last evening, sacs tru ili.,o. t, in tl. ffca.
gqnian to the effect that lie had filed a pe
tition for collector of customs at Portland
is untrue. He is simply a candidate for
governor of Alaska. Some one has Iren
prevaricating.
SITt'abAT
Mr. C. H. Dairvmnle has bSM un on hi-
ascade claim.
Hon. John Krv . int. the ssaaUassssra noi -
unsi, nas ien in Use city todav.
,- . , , - .. -
onnty Treasurer Wallai w ent to Sjfni
this morning to settle np with the state
treasurer.
Mis.- ni Mi r ;irlaml. who has ltn at
a l: . l , , . -
icnuing so .-sisters H nool at baaem, re
turned home last evciiinif.
Key. W. A. Trow un.l if. fmm Al
ItfUiy. held service in the BBMnnl lions' liljd
luewlay evening.- Mill City t..c m.
Judge helxay. the well-known Indian
war veteran, of (.orvallis, was in the rata
this noon on his way home from Salem.
bVOoert t arey ot l.inu county mine out
last week for a visit with his brother M
( arey of Ashland, and to see the mines
fsouthern t tregon. Ashland Kecord
tius Zimble. the expert boot black artist
returner! this noon from the indeMuienv
races, ne remn tnem very dull, with
small crowds and no excitement
Mr. 1'axton. of the firm of Crawford
Paxton, the leading photographers of Al
bany, luis been in our city this week at
tending the 1'ioneers picnic Ilruwnsvill
I lines.
flraomr those who returned from Nm
Francisco this noon by way of Yauuina
were Mrs. u. I, I orter and son, Arthur
U'iinert, II. M. llookins and wife. Mrs
Wood and daughter, Aelia, Thos. Jones
and family, Martin Ludwig iuul wife, lr
r oiey ami .-. m. nariami. inev rrort a
great time.
j . r. tiaitirami returned uuji evening
t r, II i 1 i .
from asliiiinlon. where ne has b,vn as a
delegate to the general assemlilv of th
I'resbvterian church.
J. C Mr. tialbraith's youngest brother,
returned with iiiiu, and expects to mak
Albany his homt
A delightful tea party was given lust
evening by Mrs r M Kedheld, assisted bv
Mrs 11 It Mci uiiagn. i nose present were:
Mines (Jeo Chamoeruuii, h Wolvertoii.
I)r Maston. L A hhifrler. w uson Main. N
II Allen, Loyd Uailev, Wallace Lee, Duncan
Monteith.l'hristine Monteith, J M UiUston.
J L Cowan, W A Croxton, 1 Beam. 1) K
Blackburn, 0 E Hrownell, James Uanimk
Wm Fortmiller, E E Goff, Hart, A S Hart.
C E Howluml.M Lyle, E W Langdon, I) I'
Mason, A E Pike, E B Pnchard, A J Bos-
siter, Hewitt, t'ayne, t w Sears, Kliza
Tweedale, Van Horn, Chapman Salem,
Cornelius, Schell. Train, J K Weatherford,
Althousse, F M Bedfield. D H McCullairh.
Misses Laura Dannals, Rose Train, Ethel
Bedfield.
.NEW 1UUK LKTTEIt,
New York, June 9th, 1893.
During investigation by the grand
jury, the fact was brought to Mayor Gil
roy'a attention, that the hospital for fe
male lunatics on BiackwellV Island was
being conducted under shameful condi
tions. It was found that the bnilding
known as the Female Lunatic Pavillion
contained over two thousand patients,
where there is hardly room 'or twelve
hundred, and it is in such shocking re
pair as neither to protect the inmates
against weather overhead, and sheer rot
tenness below. When the weather is wet
some are crowded together in dry places
so as to keep out ot the rain. hen the
grand jury's scathing presentment was
brought to Major Gilroy's attention be
had "not had time to consider the
n atter-'' Considering that the city buys
Mr Gilroy's time at a liberal annual sal
ary that he may consider just such mat
ters, this is a remarkably weak excuse
for the Mayor to make. It is interest
ing however to know that it was through
the efforts of Mr Gilror that tbe legisia
lure appropriated f2,GOO,000 for tbe
building of a speedway for tic. exclusive
benefit of a few horse owners and at the
expense of the already over taxed prop
erty owners- Still Mayor Gilroy claims
to be the friend of the poor, hot, who
would dream, if such were not duly at
tested to be the fact, that a city occupy
ing such a position as New York, the
first city of the first republic, of the world,
- as so badly misgoverned. Let the grand
jury go on and turn on the light before
it is too late to save tbe honor of the
great metropolis
It has been discovered tnat Frank
Davis tbe notorious burglar, who was
caught by the police a few days ago, ia
the indi- idual woo (ransacked the boose
of Bradley Martin shortly after the mar-
mr r.ari 01 c raven. usTis QiBGc
mramt ,, ssTial .umr,t. t i.V. hi.
life preferring: death to long imprison
ment He is wanted for several robberies
and alien captured b was just coming
out of a bouse with his plunder. In
spector Mclaughlin's detectives dis
covered tbe room in vbich Daris was
living at the time ot bis arrest, and found
several valuable watches, and other ar
tide of value which were taken from
Bradley Martina's bouse.
Tbe royal visitor has at last depaited
for the World's Fair city. On Monday
morning evor ed bv the reception com
mittee and Troop "A" tbe Infant pro
ceeded to Jersey City from a hence she
a as conveyed to Chicago by special
on tbe rnnylvania railroad. Before
leaving however, the Infanta had her
heart set upon "doing the town" and in
company with Mayor Gilroy and Compt
roller Myers the prince proceeded down
town and al about thirty minute before
the t'om ol business on Saturday, she
en'ered the Stock Exchange on Wail
street. The bulls and bear at once dis
continued selling flocks and bonds and
cheered lustily as tbe Infanta appeared
in ihe gallery. After leaving the Ex
change she visited Brooklyn bridge, the
elevated railroad system, and inspected
the large buildings and point of interest
along Broad ar ay. dining at the Cafe
Savarin in the Equitable Buildiag In
the evening she was s-re-aded by stu
dents from Columbia College aho gath
ered about her hotel until she appeared
on the balcony and bowed her acknowl
edgements. The blow that ha been expected has
at last fallen : America's great tragedian
isno more Tuesday afternoon the phys
icians attending Edwin Booth, at tbe
Players club, notified his relative that
the end was near and at three o'clock
Wednesday morning the great man died
as peacefully as if he waa in a sleep.
Although the death was great (hock to
Mr Booth's many friends, it came a a
blessing to tbe great actor atter his long
and painful ii loess The funeral service
will be he'd on Friday in the "Little-church-around
- the - corner. " Bishop
Potter will preside and the followingdi
linguiched actors and literary light have
been selected as pall beares: Joseph Jef
ferson. A M Palmer, Ex-chief Justice
Daly .Parke. Good win. East man , fohnscn,
Hoaard. Horace Faroes and Gillian
Bispharo. The interment will be in Au
burn cemetery near Bo.ton . Letter and
telegrams of condolence were received by
Mr, 1 i. 'Osama,. , Mr Booth's only daugh
ter, from all part of the world. From
England came one signed by Henry Ir
vine the great English tragedian -
E lain Booth was barn near Baltimore,
Maryland, on November 13, IStS. His
father was Junius Brutus Booth an actor
whose nama was high in the munals of
the American stage When a young man,
Edwin p a veil with his lather's company
taking minor part. His father having
been taken ill very shortly young Booth
was called upon to Hay his part as
Richard til, which I edid with such suc
cess that be soon became prominent in
the dramatic profession. His literary
abilities together with his strong actr g
made t.itn the leading actor of the dav
His interpretation of Shakespeare was
unapproachable. His greatest successes
were Hamlet and Richeiiec, the latter
scoring an unnrecedent success in Lo::don
during Mr booth's engagenraent in 1S&S
In lierhn .Mr Booth made an impression
second to no actor of tbe time. No art- r
has ever moved an audience into such
enthusiasm, as the departed tragedian.
The whole country jiourus the lose of one
of the greatest instructors and actors of
the age
VI M t . II ROELSCM.
l.o.u.i ami Uinc.iN.; of gesst uuaiiLy a
reasonable rates are the strong point of the
Star tontracts of the World's Fair Hotel
ami Hoarding Bureau. For sale at all rail
road ticket offices in Portland ami at Salem
Alhamc F.mnne. Corrallis. McMitmville
ad Wjron t'itv. Ion't go to Chicago
without your acenmmoilatinns reserves!, un-
lejw -ou have a biu pune you are nixious to
empty, t'all on ( . K. Fronk at the depot
for part i. niars.
Hrnloli's Cure, the treat coh sn.l en op
core. U for sale ly us. Ptck.t "is! contain.
ti-nt-,-fiv. daaesvoaly 2Ss uhiiss ire it
Fcshay A Masco.
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:!&at,tu Xiea
TkeUhlll easl Kaawlr-d.
Kweuti.1 to vha pradaotioo of the mnt per
fect and popular 'axative remedy known,
have enablod the California Fig S run d.
to achieve a great suoaesa in th reputstion
of its rem-dy, Syiuo of Riga, as i is asl0
rl to be the universal laxative. For sa'a l.y
ail fraggUta.
Laindrv Work. Every citixen of Al
bany sbeuld bear in mind that the
Albany Steam Laundry guarantee fiut
class work at very reasonable prices, and
employs nothing bat white labor. Shirts
lone as cheaply a the Chinaman. Pat
ronize your own rcfc
Saitoh's ViUliser :s what yuu need for
dyspepsia, torpid liver, yellow skin or kid
ney irouhle. It is guaranteed to g va yon
satisfaction. Price 75e. Sild.by Foahay &
Maaoc.
Sun d your nam and address to etaad
caoock & Cu Alb. ov, Oregon. in.l men
on the Democrat, they v. ill malt u
aahitn sheet free on month.
Cure for COM. Ifevers and rienerui Oe
btlit) . Small aW MS )Be- peV bottle.
i
Washington urrTEK.
rom i iLf rrgtilar Oiirsspo relent.
'.Vashingtosj, June 11, 1893.
If the congress of tbe United States were
liable to criminal ind ctment it would have
to stand trial on the charge of murder in
the Grst degree for b ving killed the 22
employes of tbe surgeon gener d's office who
lost their lives by the falling of the floors
of Ford's old theatre, where Lincoln was
assassinate I, which occurred last Friday,
a catastrophe which can never oe forgotten
by any who were at tbe time in V, ashing
ton, and which still is tbe leading topic of
conversation wherever one goes In nd
dit'-on to the 22 men killed outright there
were 6 injured, a number of whom may
die, and many of whom will be permanent
iy crippled. Congress cannot claim in ex
tenuation that it did not know the condi
tion of this building, because its condition
bad been rrpea'edly called to its attention,
and it actually appropriated money some
six or eight years ago to n-ct a new build
ing to certain tbe Army M, dical Mu-eum
and library which bad U-c-n in tins build
ing. Just think for a moment what
damaging evidence is gives by this action.
Congress erects another building because
this isn't safe ii.iugb f r the museum and
library with tbtir comparative!! few at
tendant to reuiain la. and then allows Un
clerks to be crowded into the un afe build
ing. Had a private emplojer been guilty
of this crime he could have been legally
executed for murder: but congress -veil,
th families of the dead and crippled, who
are now being aided by private ccntribu
tlons, can spend tbe remainder of their
lives in asking congress to recom; ense them
fir their lost bread winners. Meanwhile
there are half a dozen buildings in Wash
ington containing many times the number
of government employes who were in tbe
collapsed building that are known to be
equally dangerous, among tnem tne gov
ernment printing ofSie. with iU near'y
1000 employes; tbe patent office, the annex
to tbe postofhee depaitment and the 'in
der building, where a large branch of tbe
war department is quartered.
An attempt is being made by an army
c )urt of inquiry to locate tbe personal
responsibility for tbe dUter at this old
death trap, if there be any. and a coroner's
jury is also at work with tbe same eta in
vitw. It if said the direct cause of the
axidest was a excavation which was be
ing msde fcr tbe purrose of potting in new
biilers. This may be true, but even if it
iv that furnishes no excuse for congress for
having allowed a building which was
oScially condemned twenty-seven years
ago to.be occupied by 500 governm-nt em
ployc. In conseqeence el the accident
there is a feelin of excitement among
those employed in the other lui dings that
are known to be unsafe- Secretary Smith
is trying to all y this excitement in tbe
pension office by having all the heavy stuff
stored on tbe upper floors of that building
transferred to the ground Soar.
President Cleveland was one of the first
cootribators to tbe fund that is heir g rais
es lifer tbe belt) of tbe families of the clerks
that were wounded and killed: be a-so
directed that all flag on Use public build
ing b half mared for tbe dead daks, sa
honor that has never before been pud to
an except high c rSeials as ex official.
There are indicticms that Secretary
Canute has in view a complete reorganiza
tion ef the clekal force of tbe treasury
department. He has addressed a circular
letter'to all the bead of bureau directing
them to send to him not later than the 25tu
iast. a list of al tbe employes under them.
showing age. number f years employed,
those who entered the service under tbe
civil service law of is-vS. tbsse who have
wives, husbands, brothers, sisters, sons,
daughters or other relatives e "ployed in
any branch of toe gcvcinuMut: those em
Ployed as clerks or o be' wise- with com
pensation exoeedi: g SS4t a jcar. aho are
doing work that properly U i r.gs to me
sentrers. 'assistant ruewwegers and labor
en. This has raised a com -.notion in the
department, and no wonder, for the infor
mation, if : given, and there is no
doubt about that, is bound to lead to a
grand shake up and a large number of
dismissals. In taking this step Secretary
Carlisle has set another good examp'e for
the beads cf all tbe otb,r depar.nienta.
O'JIItM UIU'.'UK'K.
The lullv l'i f'om tie Rochester Urrat'il,
a republican paper ' o'rcshinly canli!.-
O .ecl ihe menes Had of poiitlc-t il:-
niotions is to charge the demccrati; aimlc-
ittraiioo with responsibi lly for the present
unsa'isftctory pOaaVtitM ot tv countty s
finances. Lven tbe same organs making
this seosebss accusation admit that the
trouble Is largely due to two causes name
ly, the Sherman silver purchase bii! and tie
long continued heavy exports of gold. No
as to the Sherman bill, tbe Cleveland ad
ministration manifestly cannot be held ac
countable for that, because the n euurt
was passed by a coegiesstepubl.can in botb
branches and signed by Presi 'en! Hsnison.
And how atout tbe gold exports?
Touching thi important subject ihe New
York W'oilJ presents some timely and en
lightening figures, aluring President Cleve
iaods first teim our net gain in go'd imports
was $54,77.1.000. Ouriog Prc-iJent Har
rison's administration the net loss of gold
to this country by export as $122,624,000.
Tbe I larrison administration received from
the Cleveland administration $97,874 4"i in
free cold, or that amount above the too.-
000,000 reserved. Last March all it turned
over to the second Cleveland administra
tion uas $oS7,ooo In gold, and that and more
had been botrowedby Secretary Foster.
Ia view of these undisputed facir-, it is
reckless folly to ny to fasten upon the
Cleveland Admmlstrition responsibility for
the event, and conditions with which it had
no more to do than Poutius Pilate.
The chahraan of th lae republican con-
ventiun of Ohio speaking of his paity said
that "it hoards no great gums of u.oney in
ihe trcisury " No, it does not. It promptly
emptiei eveiy treasury it can get hold sf.
The cbaii man's tUttment was as refreshing
as it was ttue.
SThra Baby was sioa, we yave her Caster
When sLa waa a Child, alio eriea for Cm tort
When she became Misa, she clung to Castorta.
When she bad ChlM-ee she gave tbem Castorta
The sunshine that struck us some today
....... , l... i,. l,t &Ktn thai . nw-
ii iiiniu. w.vi ..v . . . - - ..--. -
nate from Minnie's wundcrtul bruthe.
Try one
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SALEM - -
ne Gray biocx, comer Liberty and
AKES a specialty of Sunnvside fruit tractK near oaten.
Will sell 5, 10 or 20
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ere small casn payment long time on oa.auw
or, particulars.
Julius GradwoM's Bazaar
"" very latest .news is that you can buy at JULIUS
D WOHL'S BAZAAR, for net cash, goods as follows:
Arbuckle's CotYee, Per Pound
PIVbs. Granulated Sugar S10C
ihs MagnoUa Sugar White 100
Mo. 1 Kerosene, per single gallon 20
Cans refilled, 5 gallons 90
f Gallons Good Pickles.market firm 1-10
1 Gallon No 1 Syrup .40
Jv i.. one tract strict cash store, and all goods will b sold for net easa from t
.5 par nt lea than regular price. Kj stock of China waro, faney goods, ana
j tb desirable- syle of dichea, as well a a general assortment of groceries, croek
jr, tamp end fixture is eompleU. 1 mko a specisltv of tins u?e, eolle anil
xir jt powder, and always plsase ray customers,
aaB r several n tponsibl insurance ocmpan.es. Jalian Gradwohl.
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Albany,
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J It COWAN, Trensurer.
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J K Weat hertord. V J Stuart, i O Wrttsmaa.
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NEW : FURNITURE,
Af Y SrORE IS KOW FULL Of FIBST-CLASS FCRX1TURS, CCN8ISHNC
i IV 1 ( 1 bed room set, chair, lcaagas, etc., whieh I will sell at
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Csll on am for bargaiis
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Only White
ALBA5Y
of Matthews & Washbam
Matthews & Washburn
at HattHtyws i fasbbn
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State stieet, branch office :n PcrtUis,
acre lots at $50 to $60 tr
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