Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, July 17, 1889, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text1HE MOKN1NG HEBALl): WEDNESDAY. JVL 17, IfeSJ). jglomintt gntUijftcrmlJ O. AC. IC. K. TIH.K TAKLK. NORTH BOl'ND. e-iarts'rrives. t;45 am 1 j.-amii'ortra io loam , Ktcrcne ex Fieiirlit U'lo am :10uu am, SKpm 4 4;pni SOUTH HOOSD. Arrives Dccirta Arrives 'alaexp j 7:4jpin 5pm i Ashland a0 Jam Kugcne ex l J;.'.'i;n,li4(ipiu t'ugene 2.40pm Freight l.:OpnijKii;;ene 6.00pm No Freight received foruthjafter ii.a.. theaauiedar. OREGON PACIFIC TIME TABLE. Arrives Depart .. H.15uiu!1.00 p m .. .V'25pm!ti.50a C:isrtnser. . Kreiifht .IOTTINC.S ABOVT TOWN, Astoria now lias an electric lire alarm system. For the finest silver polish in th market go to II. Ewert's. Rubber and leather belting of all dicscriptions at Stewart & Sox. Ice cream served everv dav at the Depot hotel, mlv li cents. A barrel of line mixed pickles just received at F. L. Kenton's. Fresh blackberries received Kenton's. every morning a F. L. Do not iiii.-s tiie trained show at the opera house evening. dug i this! It i probable- th.it a kirideigai- ten wiil be staited in this ciiv in the i:i-;ir luiiire. The Albany Iron Works will pay i!..- highest market price for "' i"!is lit old iron. j. L. lilackman wiil sell bis en tire stock of book's and stationery at cost for :!0 days. Fifty pieces of furniture given with all cook stoves or ranges sold by Matthews & Washburn. J have just received a supplv ot ne w cream cheese of excellent qual- ' f. ' F. L. Kextox. : ity Those wishing screen doors and window's should get my prices fore -ordering elsewhere. W. ,e-1 W. j ! t'rowdcr. It is announced that De Witt j lalniage will visit Oregon short time. He only charge per lecture. in a , Just received a car load of Tr.bbs ; pine manilla binding twine, which we offer at bottom prices. Knapp, I ihirrell A: Co. j Al. Lell. conductor on the West j Side freight train, h"d his hand! crushed while coupl'm-; cars at i Corvalb.s Monday. It is now that the weary busi ness . man hies himself to the seaside to feast on fish and clams, bathe in the breakers and let the balmy breezes blow through his whiskers down by the sad deep sounding sea. The- most terrific thunderstorm ever experienced in Eastern Ore gon passed over rendleUn Sunday night. One tree was struck within the city limits. Another bolt struck a sidehill. and made the dust fly many feet. It is reported that a slight change has been made in the line of the Oregon Pacini eastward near I Rrightenbush. so that the win go around the tunnel already; commenced, work on the same ' having been stopped. Some half dozen hoviues have ! teen gobbled up by the city pound-1 master. I'nles.s owners of cows' are more careful in observing the i coiv ordinance there will be a j grand auction of town cows one of these lim mornings. ' t 'ant. O. II. Irvine, commander f F Cw. has applied to Col. Smith ; for a permit to omit regular drills tor a jeriod ol two months. It l? probable that the permit will hi planted, in which event the boys in blue eV.h take the summer vaca tion along with the rest of the world. It has heretofore been considered that First street was well grade 1 and in good condition, but the construc-ion of the street railway, which was put exactly on grade, shows innumerable slight eleva tions and depressions, which now that the road :s completed, will be .'railed. This will make First street "a thing of beauty and joy forever." Prof. C. Norris and his masto don dog show have secured o date here at the opera house this evening, July 17th, and a grand matinee especially for ladies and children at L'::!0 r. m., and every child attending will receive a picture of Fritz, the dog whose value is "f'-OOO. Remember this is a first-class entertainment and has played all of the coast towns to satisfaction. Prof. C. Norris is a NVvw York mnn arid -nmps vlt i recommended, and wants the pub- lie to understand he has not such a show as this city was visited with some time ago. J'KKSONAI. MENTION family have j X. II. Allen and returned from Yaquina David Lew is, a prominent stock man of Montana, is in the city. superintendent p,owen. of the i Oregon Pacific railroad was m tl,t. ; city j-esterday. D. V. r. Keid cam over from Yaquina yesterday where he has been rusticating, and will return to-dav. Kev. O. II. Heer and wife, of j at the Willamette Packing Com lliverside, California, arrived in j pany's store, the city yesterday and will spend ' the sii"umer here, the guests of Ir. '"' ivat- si .f iinui-iinii ...is. '. C. Kellev and wife. Mrs. W. I). Pice oilers at private ,lVof. H.' K. Edsoii and daui;hUr,:sale.her entire lot of household oT (irinnell University, Iowa, are ! -.oJs' sisting of two chamber in the citv. the quests o' t . ,i Stuart and wife. They will Yaquina this week, " Mr. go to -mart having made arrangements to take the party out over the bar in the tuir. FahrueyV crlebratud ilod cleanfr at Brownt-U A: Stan ird iinrt at IH voe Js Kobion's. P. . ihiitiuiare srncral agent. SUICIDE AT PHILOMATH. 'A YouDg Man Tir;d o: Life Sends a Balht Through Kis Heart. On Sunday evening Frank Craw shot himseif through the heart about iiino o'clock in the evening near the residence ot Mr. Levi Ilenkle who lives near Philoma-.h in Benton county. The young man has been living with Mr. Ilenkle lor two years. He came to East ern Oregon from Lansing, Michi gan, about three years ago. lie recently took a trin to Denver, ; Colorado, for his health, and spent , Forth there He came to Mr. i llenkle's last Friday on his return j from his trip. Nothing unusual was noticed about the ehavior . except that he did not talk much, and once during the day made the remark that he had made three trips across the Rocky Mountains I and would never have to make ! another. He went to church in the morning with the family, and helped Mr. Ilenkle milk the cows in the evening. About bed time, Mr. Ilenkle saw the young man go out of the house as usual before going to bed and thought nothing ot it. About nine o clock, alter the i lamny nau reureu, Jir. v. i . J.iair, the grandfather oi Mr. Ilenkle, who lives with mm, neaiu mo report of a pistol and said he be lieved that Frank must have shot himself. Rut it was not seriously believed. About four o'clock it; the morning, as Ciaw had not re turned, Mr. and Mrs. Ilenkle got up and went in search of him. They did not lind him, however, and in the morning Mr. Ilenkle went after a man to work in his place that day and set out to search j tor the missing man. About hall past seven o'clock he found the body near a set of bars where the cows were accustomed to be turned in the pasture. T::e bullet had penetrated the heart. The fol'o'.ving letter was found upon the person of the deceased: Mi:. Levi Henki.e. Please take my remains and give me a decent burial. 1 am tired of life and do not care to live any longer. I wish to have Mr. Dick to preach my funeral sermon. Rurv me in the cemetery by Mrs. Dennick's brick j wuu. Jiitic nimi i icii 01 ill v property and send it home to father; so I will to vou all my best w ishes and regards. So good-bye, forever and ever. Frank L. (."J5AW. Aged .'2year.s - months and 1 days. The deceased has a father and other relatives in Michigan. Mr. Ilenkle says that he was a line young man, saving 01 his money -, , i ..." . . . lit had "broke ofl"' with a young lady to whom he was attached, but Mr. Ilenkle does not believe this was the cause of the suicide. B tl i n r.nnr l.iltr Krnm th Front. .Mr. Kckleson, engineer of the O. P., came in town Friday from the Malheur country where he has been doing work for the company. He is browned by the exposure to the Kastern Oregon sun. The ! time will be shortly when we mav : travel over that route in a hand-! i some passenger coach. Then allthe i ' iri LOllldrt' tt'liloii i- - n lib nMii rou!land to most of us will be at our doors and be tributary to us. The amount of freight and travel that will come over the O. P. line when the road is completed can not be estimated. It is like discovering a !HHL Ct t 11 t k 1 1 ! - i ft 11 1! iri-f ! f !A1 f.,r the section of th. state whic, I the nad will traverse. Kenton Leader. Un the P.ivfr. The new steamboat Modoc te- j cently built by the O. U. & N. Co. ! as a light draft boat, and ine. that . was thought could be run on the i j upper ivillamette river uuring the 1 lowest ctage of water, has been : outdone by the . P. U. H. boat J Three Sisters. IJoth boats left i Salem yesterday and the Three ! Sisters arrived here at 'A v. .m. with a good cargo, while the Modoc got j stuck about three miles above Salem and was obliged to return to Portland for repairs. Corinthian I.ntlgr. Corinthian lodge, Xo. 17t A. F. vV; A. M., special communication in the Masonic hall this Wednesday evening at 7 :(). Work in the M. M. degree. All master Masons cordially invited. lin t's Tiixmi'sox. W. M. F. M. Kicdhki.I), Sec. Attention. We have just received a nice assortment of parlor furniture direct from the East. We have the "latest designs in mahogany frame marble, silk upholstered, oaK suns, crush anu silk plusr. up- bolstered, and in walnut suits, all at Pces that command attention. y e asu mat you can ami examine for yourself. Xo trouble to show ! goods. Also we expect by the last 1 of the week or the first of next a car load of bed-room suits in walnut, oak and antioue: also dining-room suits, center tables, extension tables, secretaries, ward j robes and everything else that is KePl 1,1 11 nrst-class furniture store Albany Furniture Co. lit Cot It. Some oi that line smoked beef chipped to order, We also have a fresh supplv of that delicious I cream i-hl'PSO ninl lmili!irrir-lnQn 1-3 -u,I"lu,'rt - pets, stoves, etc. The iroods are i in care ot Mrs. C. J. Stuart. ' Hay AVanlc.l. A quantity of good timothy hay, tfghtly baled, is wanted by L. Sen ders. The market price in cash will be raid for such hay delivered in Albany. STATE DISPATCHES. Tha Salem Woolen Mills-Tho Hawkins Trial - Fatal Shotting Accident. Special to the Herald. Drain, July 17. Thomas Han cock, living" seven miles from Drain, met with an accident yes terday which will probably prove fatal." He picked up a 2L--calibre Winchester rifle, and, hearing an explosion, thought some one near by had discharged Ore arms. He soon felt a choking sensation, and found that he had shot himself through the windpipe, the ball lodging in the back of the neck. SALEM NEWS. Sal km, July 1G. The Thomas Kay Woolen Mill Co. filed articles of incorporation yesterday with the secretary of state. The enterprise, business pursuit and occupation shall be the erection, owning and operat';g of a woolen factory, in cluding the purchase and sale of wool and all kinds of raw material, and manufacturing and sale of all kinds of woolen, worsted and talk goods, erecting, owning and oper ating such other manufactories as the directors may order. Princi- -j place cf business, Salem; capital t stock, ifoU.OOO, incorporators i Thomas Kav, Squire Farrar and C i i. I'ishop. Helen A. Moore, of Coos county. was brought o the insane asylum to-day for treatment. She is 21 ; vcar: tack old, and suffered the first ai- abotit two weeks ago. She imagines some one is attempt ing to kill her infant baby. At times she is verv violent. D. F. Sherman and I). B. Wil liams, of Portland, and C. W. Mayer, of P.radley, were appointed noaries public to-day. The trial oi W. E. Hawkins for the murder of F. II. Ogle, was con cluded this evening, as far as the testimony and argument of the c. unsfl goes. Judge Roise with held his instructions until to-morrow morning and allowed the jury to go about their business until then. This is thoughta rather novel proceeding, and seems to divest the case of its great importance. Richard Williams made a great speech for the prosecution. An Artesian Well. The people of Harney valley are .aisiug means to bore an artesian j well. The unusually dry season I has produced lamentable results ! all over Eastern Oregon, and water has become invaluable. How to procure it is a question of para mount importance to the settlers, and they are proceeding to do for themselves all that is possible. If "'lie is anv iii.uc in luvoruoio io- there is anv . .- boring, lhe great water reservoirs to be found to the west in the Cas j cades should furnish deep stores of itii-i - it-uuy to risi: io me suridcc. The Rlne mountains are yet nearer and if being surrounded by vast mountain walls that possess untold stores of water is a promise of water from artesian sources, then i the inland empire should possess j means to create a paradise for i ts J population. i .Siiniiiior The drv season is always liable to see terrible fires sweep the country, but this year town after! town has almost gone out of exist-1 ence. The forests have not as yet i been ablaze, which is to be ac-, I counted for by the fact that in j i former vears (ires have covered I nearly all tlie forest regioiis liable to such a fate. Possiblv the forests j are not near enough to civilization i i to become a sacrifice to human i j cupidity. On the head waters of; the PesChutes the bunchgrass country has been swert by fire and thousands of acres ef ttood ranse is destroyed. This is mite a serious! loss, as good range is none too plentiful. While lire has destroyed ; thousands of dollars worth of prop-; erty for the Pacific people this I summer, floods of water have dev-' astated the East, wrecking another ' Johnstown in New York. Such is ' life at the East and at the West, At Kllfiixhurg'. The people of Ellensburg have gone to work with energy to re build the burned city. Men have been engaged this week shooting down brick walls through burned districts, which have been menac- s ing the satety ot workmen and pedestrians. There is great activ ity all over the district removing debris, excavating cellars and lay ing foundations. Thus far con tracts have been made for forty three brick buildings at an average cost of $12,000, aggregating over half a million. A great number of frame buildings are going np out side the fire limit3. LoU at a ltargain. . A plat ef the town of Oatesville, a new and thriving town on the i eastward line of the Oregon Pacific is on file at the office of Curran & Monteith in this city. This town is situated near the Santiam mineB which are now being developed, j and is destined to become a thriv-1 ing trading town. Lots have been placed upon the market at the ex- j ceedingly low price of $12 to $40. Money invested in these lots now will bring a big return in a very short time. It will pay those in terested to call and see Messrs. Curran & Monteith concerning this property. - - I ;! Investment. For a small amount of money ! that will in a year's time donble or j treble your money, such an oppor- i tunity is oflered in South Al- j bany, only one-half mile from the city, embracing the tract of land from Elkins' falls to the fair trround road. Lots sold on the installment plan. Twkkpai.k iV: KicniiiEi.ii, j Two do'is south of nostollice fri-!!! r. nit it. Wo vi! just received a nice supply of fresh butter Mjua!!. V.'ilhimette and summer Packing Co. COAST NOTES. i The usual plentiful hop crop in the Puyallup valley is assured this year. There is said to be over oO pile drivers at work along the Seattle water front. It is generally believed that the. Be'.lingham Ray railroad has absorbed the Westminster South ern. The relief committee of Seattle has issued notice that the city is no longer in need of outside assist ance. Mrs. Eastenhever and child w ere murdered near Coquille City on Monday by an angry landlord named John Oilman and citizens threaten to lynch him. The Chinamen of Ellensburg stole a large quantity of goods dur ing the fire and since then the feel ing against them has been strong. The general feeling prevails that they must go. Shortage in the Salmon 1'ack. Fish Commissioner Thompson has figured it out that the salmon pack on the lower Columbia for the Feason to date amount!? to 20J,000 cases, a shortage of 60,000 com pared with the same last year. The run of fish has been, and continues to be, poor. The water being clear the ill nets are catching but few fish, the traps doing most of the catching. Commissioner Thomp son says t'-.e. law prohibiting the taking of salmon Saturday night and Sunday is being violated by a number of "the fishers, and the in tention now is to establish river patrols and put a stop to the law breaking, or break somebody's pocket book. The violation of the fish laws must be stopped. The Fir Still Burns. Notwithstanding the fact that it is over a month since the great fire occurred at Seattle and that several showers of rain have fallen since then, it is said that smoke may still be seen coming from the large heap of sawdusr near where the Commercial mill stood. Saturday several piles were pulled up. the lower ends of which were still on tire. TTANCOrVEli r.KEUOX DRAUGHT AT V t'harles Keifcr's Urcwery at 3 cents per las. WANTED MAX OK GOOD SELLING ailitv to represent us as sales aecnt in this town, (s:X) to 3000 per year can be i made ) Address, Wananukcr .V l'rowii, ! Philadelphia, Pa The largest clothing and merchant t .ilor-i in house in America. I 10.nr WANTED LY A GENTLEMAN I ) and wife, with ajamily. Must he first- I class. Address T. G Albany postotficc. j Farmers k Merchants j COM. A. ISI Y -OI- Albany Oregon Mi riio II capital 5.-,.om. OFFICERS. President Charles K. Wolverton Vice-President J. (). Writsman. Treasurer J. W. Cusick. Secretary J. K. Klderkin. DIKKCTOKS. 11. S. Strahan, Ohas. E. Wolver-I ton. J. L. Cowan, D.Ii. Monteitn, J. V. Cusick, J. O. IWritsman, J K. Klderkin, Charles Monteith, (.. F.Simnson. Safe, Sound, uonsBmtiTe: A Square Company, Mnnaaed bit Sauare Men. Patronized by Square People ParsonizeHomi Eaterpriss! WH KEEP- A fuil line of choice family jrroceries and trovgion Canned Pineapples, Choice Table Delicacies Ornamented cakes for Wedamas andlParties. Salmo h Y, n kinds. trackcrol and salt fitli of al FRESH BAKED BREAD Jivcrv IDav. I). in 1) Lf'A TEAS and COFFE 1 1 1 1 1 iii CANNED uoODS, ETC. 1 ne best Soap in the market- Le Roi Savon. I A f.ne assortment of domestic and Imported Cigars S -"At John Fox's olilstanJ inw Finn's icrt" brick. nil b 1 1 1 n mi 11 i Flie Albanv Bakery i Uiuler tlic now manacment'of tk BrosJ rnn iV .MP r MX liHKPA .1. 1) ;., :MyIIIIIiIIII taut esiMiis. mm rim,umu A li ii tAi nn m xmr goods: Etjck of STAPLE FAMILY GROCERIES. On the corner of First a;til Ferry street, potsit Stewart & sox. A couplet! liee of cieined goods, gro ceries and provisious of all khi'ls, no tion1", eto. Fresh fruit and vegetibk-s eyery n.Ofliug. Pru.-es iv:s. .liable. TCALL AN.; SfiK USi il'ILL BUOS. l)o dois in all the latusc improved piaro;. or.ans.sewin innohioey.guns, a!oo a lull liiif ;t wurranteil razors, butcher and pocket knivts. The best kind of aewiug i!i:i:liino oils, needles and extras fur ait i!i,iclein . Al: re piiiniii.' iu tuc iibi-ve hues m-ativ n-:d rt'iaOlluljl V liolie. HOPKINS i SALTMARSII, PliiiiiffSFiocFiitie S T O V K B i CSsTWii work promptly dwne at j reasonable rates. i l iiisT .t.;;:!:t. I . . . ' ISrirU for Sale. IT MV KIIA O.VE J11LK: KAST Ol'' ' town, or (Iflive.-c l uiivulu-ri in the city, i W. C. CASSKLL, Albany Or.' I T 4'onf rnclor and I'tiihlcr. mllK UXOEltSIGNKD HAVING LOCATED X ill .Vim v- solicits jMtrriiacj from city ami country. Will omtrai-t t iniild liriJ; , barns, and ail manner of dwulliti; li'iiises, iiu'lU'O",,' Oujcii Am;;, Kastlakc :':) Kli.a bethiiri Ktvlci of building. Will f'.imisli pla-is and specific e inns free of i birts. Satis taction guaranteed W. CASSEl.. r'T. Importaiil Police. HAVING LKViEiTTlK .MOXTKITIt iast.ure frni the Orofiii IV.ci'i- -'o., all persons li.n in (-tuck therein on jiastiue arc liereby notiiic l ti rciiove tlicm a "'Mr, r make arr uurciii'Mits with me. Kiiiini; to d soKii:li sto.k will be turned "lit. JOHN SCHMEKI:. BROWNSVUiLE. . I', t OMIOVt V Stt.N, Keal Instate and TUfri?A Xf1!'1 AfJX' P 1 1 l A 1 . fy i 1 jf j Because he knows that his dear i juat eotr.incncing to work hint for j ; something you know h.v it is; . yursidf but when ! II A Pt I C Q "7" P A HK LADIESTFAD -WITH- ii.MiTnAl! At viiiniitiil j Tl!eir imsi-an-dcm'tiook that way, j Home happy, make YOUR HUSBAND SMILE j 15y trading at the economical store where(the rule ot good goods ana low prices knows no exception. Don't forget that te mple of economy is at Biw&ell & Stanard's- CORXKIt VIRT AN'D V'C ' LmvfsLS Over The CASCADE MOUNTAINS FROM AI.RA.NY OR l.KBANOX KAS1 WARD. The Willamette Valley and Cas cade Mountain Wagon Iload is in ex cellent condition, and by all odds is tha best and shortest wagon road to Kastern Oregon. Hater and grass is j abundant along the entire roau. i ne grades are easy, accommodations su perior and the road well bridged makiDg it the best mountain road in the state. For summer jaunts, hunt ing and fishing the Casiade Moun tains in the vicinity of Clear Lake and the ThrecJSisters afford superior advantages. ive iust received over 2000 v.irdsof standard cinshanis from I John Wannamaker, of rhiladel- phia. The common price ol tnese goods is 10c jier yard. I will sell 14 yards for $1 the price cf good prints. SAMUEL E. YOUNG. j WHY POKS TIH.' HIV I (111!,' vMl): i m i tti 1 1 1 i it 1 1 1 1 1 i n 1 I III mill I UU V I 1 r via nil a nil ' n:. (iiiipiiis. K. L. Kenton -DEALER IN- Staple and Fancy (jROCEEIE 1 1 so Choice Candles Nuts, Cigar ami Tobaccos, Fruits, Vegetables, Etc. Ti:i?MS CASH AND PRICES LOW. Subscription Agent for all Leading Netcs pajters ami Magazines. I lTNEAR THi: POSTOFiTCE ajior., i r c V fL.f.rj frri iScnd for Ctculjr-. fitrtotj fcr 9S-. . . IAHIETINE miMmLLi.ttL. lliey tV Jlasuii. T ! IMBER T!;-s -i' ' !'!" ' ' will lind it ti their advantaje to call on the under ' siym-ii ni 1 ;- ri u Nivtli .iud U:iii.ni strets, Albany, Oregon. I now ! oIK-r n il- : ! in' r :' '!' : ' huasaiid feet. I also keep on hana shingles, do'r. i. .: i i f : !-..iri-v: :.!fo !in, all of which I sell at very low rates W. KTKWART & SOX Of alerts in- Hoeneral Afflicolloral Iron, Steel and Coal Wagons and Jtuggies Hope and Cordage lilacl.'snt it Its' Supplies Gardtiii and And all Implements L K. HAWKINS. " iF. rAKKKLL ALBANY FKW M AM Does au iniineii'c hiisineKS in"ililvimls of furniture, bedroom sets, parlor ts, chairs, hod lounges, kit'jhen safes, and all kind of tables, etc., etc. sets, Also Imv 3 a line selection of wall naper onenug at close tijj'.ircs. I all ami see them, o r irstystreet, opposite Stew art & Six. CITY DBDG STOEE. FINK LINE OF ART SUPPLIES -TO i LET AND FANCY ARTICLES. PRESCS1PTIGNS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED. GUISS & SON, PROPRIETORS, QgrHer wird Deuic'n Qeso ochen. ALBANY, OREGON SOLDRY Y1ERECKS SHAVING PARLO Ti REE CHAIRS KUNNIXt; STKADY. A CIJ5AX TOW Mi TO KVERV CI STOMER. t.-v ahavini' LI ccntg. Hair Cutthi; -"."icts. W. GROWDER. Hardware -AXI- in il.M III Ca rpen ters ' Tools Builders9 Hardware JPowtler, Shot, etc. Giant Powder it-Fuse Saws and Axes. Grrass Seeds Used by Farmers: and window shades, which they are Pdeflts