Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19??, September 22, 1889, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextV 's. 15 CENTS A WEEK. ALBAXV, OREGON, SUNDAY, SEPTEMJ5EU L2, lfcS9. VOL. IV. NO. 232 FOR PURE DRUGS, TOILET AND FANCY OODS -GO -HE ALSO The Finest Line of Pianos CALL AND EXAMINE HIS STOCK. CHEAPEST PLACE IN TOWN. DEALERS IN Stores. Tin. Sheet Iron and Copper ware. Pump- Iron Pipes and all finds of Plumbiny Goods Afjents or the- Ce'ebrated ON TIME Cooking and Heating Sieves, the sold m tins citv. uive them a cnH Street. Albany, Oregon. Tijlius Manufactauer of Choice Cierais ANT) DEALER IN FINE IMPORTED AN!) KEY WEST t":;;:ir, l'iujr '-v-C- irohiii;r Tt 1 :. t or-. !t r i u m.1 li::r l;j is, t' full line tl Smoker.-' Articles. AUo denier in CALIFORNIA AND TROPICAL FKUIlS. Next uoor to I'll'cittcrV randy store, Albany, Oregon, "E3I- J". J0 Bookseller Newsdealer, Stationer, AND DEALER IN TEXT BOOKS and SCHOOL SUPPLIES. Kino stationery, miscellaneous books, photograph and autograph al oums, ir.kstandn, ink, pcnB, pencils, etc. Sheet mndic, music books, and all kinds of musical merchandise. General IS7 cws IDepot. CT"Mai) orders promptly attended to. LUMBER! -THT niliiiuv n in? it n DULllLEil Ci JlMLlj HUDSON, OR. Arc now prepared to famish Writ cs to us at, DRAIN, DOUGLAS CO. OREGON. hat we are to become no loncer a doubt. II That we are a manufacturing city we have u only to refer to the fact that our stree cars were manufactured exclusively at home and by local workmen A woolen mill which will be in operation bv th first of January, 1890, and slz least one nuncireu Hands, i another evidence tha wc are to become a manufacturing city. Here we have a water power seoond to none in the northwegt. We are located in the midst of the Willamette alley, the garden sr.ot ol the world. vicguu AiKiiroau nave estaDJislieu their round-house here and will move their machine shops and general office here soon, 72 acres of land adjoining the ci y having bet-n doi.ated for that pur pose. The peoplt- of Albany are wide awake and have missed no opji tiinity within the pat two years to t-alimicv their inUrcst.- The city s p0ula tion lias doubled within the pr.st tw yoais ar.d bu ine?1 i.s three times as great TO - 1 G. L BLACKMAN. (Successor to E. V. Lanjdor -OKALKU IN- uriigs, Paints, Oils. Perfumery and toilet article, also a fun line of book? .we stationery, periodical, etc f? Prescriptions carf" : 'i compounded . IN ODD FELLOWS TEfciPLi lbany Orcc'i. CARRIES - and Organs in the mm. bert stoyo for the least Uutney over at the l ien e Blot k,rrorth r irs Joseph UNTIES LUil lumber in car-load lots in Albany. a railroad center, is now will give employment to LUMBER i in I nun nntini:u mm ww wi Ml Absolutely Pure. Ihif, lOWlcr i,, i. r :trt-J. 'A nial-VM fl purity,! ii ; :.i ! : u ln! soiiieins Mure uC'hu.'TI. :.:! tin,. i tin- nrflinir kinds ami .mi:i.!.i ',. -..lr! ;:i eompe'.i'. lion wuii ifni i lit;,;,, hi iovv test, Sliorl weight aim,. . :,!:.,.,!..,,. powders Sold onlv i't i ifiYAi. Hakiv 'ow- dek Co. to-: :,V t. S. Y. D V ('!w i i:v ,t Co., Astute, Cortland. Oregon. W DA VI?, M. I). niYSiCIAN, AND II su.C'iti. ('.-ill l e found m his ull'cc room in Struhll't, block. Filvt etrrt Alhan,.- Oregon- DK C. CtlAMi.KllLIN. IloMKOl'ATltlC ph within aiiil ninrcn. Ofticr. rornrr Third and Lyon streets', Albany, Oreiri.p. Of- rce nours, niorti:i.?s, s to ! audits to I and after 0 in evening's. W. IIASTOX, PHYSICIAN i'M SUR , KOO", Albany, Oregon M. II. i, ELLIS, PHYSICIAN AND SUKr !,'fiin, Alb.ii.y, Ort''on. CC. KEI.LY, PHYSICIAN AND el'R . trton Albany, OrcL'ou. ntttL'C in Pitrce's ncwhlnck. tbic l.oure, from S A. M. to 4 r. m. A J. r,()S.sITKI!, YEVKH1NAKY SLIt . teon, graduate of Ontario vitcriratr college ami nicnil tr of the Ontario vctriii rry medical society, is prt pared to treat tre ( senses 01 an Cotnestuateil animals rn se'entitie principle. Office at Ans Marshall livery stable. Kcsidcucc 4th and Calapuia siree;, Ai'iany, Oregon. Dli. I. W. STARR, PHYSICIAN AND Surgeon, late of Urownsvilie. Or. OH e in the Strahan-l'earre block upstairs in tie 'car rooms on the main hall. Cars r.cr pt'v attcr.dcd to in city nr cmintJv. DU R KOLDKWAY, VK1 KP.lNAIt V St ll K'von, Albai.y, Orcoii - -flrailuatc f (ier man an.l Amei icKn coili'itcs. DR. K. A. JI('Al.:i-TKF. liOMKOrATIIIC PIIY sician and sniL'iO'i Iku n.niuvul his o lice into Cra-.funl" Hcl:. All cal.'s prompt y artemled to. 1) itt..A. V.IMI.NKY. IMIVsi. -Vll SUrL1' "M . f ;r:uillatl' it Hrlli vnn Hi.ni. 'id Mcili'.-u! i 'o!!fve. New York City. Iif eases fw!i;en s -m: -s.vltv. Otree in Krcman'.t h'iek, A'lian.v "r, '... il perty . mier are required hy ordinance U cut iloivn ami rniniea.! this. lis and ob noxious weds- jrrowimr upon their premi.-ej, iml upon the trei t joinintr tin rcto, wit bin :.v.e city bniirs of Albany. 'I hose failiiiL' to uo so i!! c liable lea tit:c et .?:", I!y onlcr o! tl.o i itv mir-bal, .1, N. 1 !'.)!" KM AN? AL5AW, .Ii m; 2s lt$. KWF.it 1', I'KACTICAL WATCHMAKK 1 . and jeiveb-r, Albany. Ureifoii, iTIOKNKVs. i. :t. S. I'.LKKKI . . w WRIGHT. L)LACKbTK.V, is WKKiHT A1TORNEY AT Law, Albany. Oregon. Office in Odd .How's Temple. Vill practice in all courtu : the Mate, andiie special attention to all 'unities. U"OLYEHTO. :ilAKLEVF."AlTORNEY at Law, Albany, Or. OftVc in roamn 13 and II, Fosters Block, over L. .. Ulain's stor . TK. WKATH'iKFoKD, ATTORNEY AT . law, Albany, ttrriron. Offl:;e in Odd rellow's Trtnplc. Will pract in all the .OUrt C,f thtstu.'e. and l'it &nf.fial att,ntinn 'O all bllfi'lrHH ' l.nuO arvrlus, T)iRTiKM hfimxo srnvmiNO honrcan.r I lain iMxurutc and prompt work by callius uon ex-Hiunty euniyoi t. V. T. Fisher. He hacomplete c opies of field notes and town ship plats, and is prepare I to do surveying in any iart of Linn county. PostoHice address, Millers Station, Linn oou ity.Oreg.n. C R. WINN, AOENT KOR THB LEAD in fire, life and accident insurance com panies. F.r Brmti FURNISHED ROOMS TO HINT. AT THI City KesUura&t. kDraln Tile for nle. A GOOD SUPPLY OF FIRST CLASS drain tile for sale at the Eage brick and tile factory East of Albany near Knox Butte. Call at the factory or address Propls & Auston, Albany Oregon. Albany Sxire No city in Oregon lias si n niore the past two yars ' TSri?, AT y' a OVER THE WIRES. Suimnaiy: t)T Yesterday's Tele graphic News. T1IK I'KItll.S OF THK DEEP. TwolVrrse't Wr'-cktd, and Several Livis Lo:t Toe B'ns f.ud Gray I'nite on Cbick GcanEa'a F.eW Brief Notes. T.''f steau-.f-r F tirener, lm l( i-.l ia tlx- Trih r J e. J0tU ic. while en route fi.ia rettOD to Belfast. "Niue rr:- nui.rtl. On Fii'lsy tin- lliitixl) wnrsliii Lily, struck a :ocfc 1V Point Arthur and sank. Seven of lirr crew wcic sr. The vessei u total wrick. Cnsi(ipril)'e iiuhc nnil Tahlt"!es tn ituvfn witll her. A Northern Pacific freight ran inula p.;.-t uger Main t.em Civkuii' Falls PikIhv iirid kiilcd a tuakrinup iiLi nio''er. The nccidtnt wu caused by defective air brakes. The cr.ncr' jury censured the com pany for rnnnins bad brakes. Weduesdaj a fijht occurred uear lViidletwM brtween farmers uimrrt Hayes and Hilton, io which lli'tn was stabbed through the right lung, Haves Ucluu stveicl cut ucicss t!i'- face, severio!; the nse. The qunr icl was about a straw stack. Both men me prominent. A contract far building a cog wheel road up Pike's peak was signed yesterday at Chicago, and on Monday work will begin from the t.p of the peak. A force of ol)0 men will bo set to worK, nan tlierwadwiil be ruuu;ng y May. unless the winter is exceptionally severe. U:i Friday the grand barbecue and i in-run no rnnizntin of the Chickamauga Memorial Association too'c plare at Crawfish Spring?, on tha edge of the famous Inttletiel.l . Fully X'-OOO persons were piescnt. The blue and the gray were to il'jllier, mm! Hi- i;t was 1 rit tc :i Governor Gordon, of (Jergi:i, nwni: the address f weicomc in rt:i c'.nijuent vein. It is stated I ti at young F reman cu or John Fretnan, of Salinas, ('ilif.irni. whilf luintinfr" dprr in Carniel yalley,50 miles from Fresno discofiT-'d t!ie works Lad dijgiogs ol a miHc that linn l eTi boUgiit over H hundred year. The mine is said to be very rich :n silver and gold tjuaitz. A number et' people ate lenving for the sceace of the ra ported tiiscovery. Tlie last rwea if the 'Northwest en Firemen's tournament was the libok anil ladacr contest. Ou.y three ttams entered, aud Seattle won the first prize in l-. second?, Tacoma set-ond, 3? ; Astoria third. 4:5 nr-pfin'i The Astoria teaua wus shoit-handed. A tttnporary re straining order ,va oittaiueU from the district court t prevent the prizein the wet test b-ing paid over i.i tin: A.-:rna team. Tlie oreler was obtained bv the Vaucouver, B. C, team, but afterwards the suit wbs withdrawn, and all questiotts amicaby settled. The A'ria ttnys walked in precession to the depot with handsomely decorated cart, new canes and new hats, and er escorted by a numberrof cili zena. EDISON'S TITLK. The American Electrician Has Not n.m Boin Mad. "Coant' i Newspapers that have been speaking about "Count" Edison will please retract. Mr. Edison is not a count, says a writer is the Boston Transcript, nor has be beei enBobled oj the Kiog mi Italy. He has received the insignia of au efficcr of the Order of the Crown mi Italy. This entitles bin to be ad dressed at Rome as a commauder or a chevalier, but it dees not maks him an Italian noble. Titles of nobility are conferred iy letter Re; -IS A In 3Stment t ? f.S Jla1tiij' OUO ' V.i.ui patent issued Ly a sovereign, whereas admission to an order of knighthood carries with it distinc tion, but leaves the recipient of the same ucia! tank as it finds him. Mr. Ivli.-in, :!.'uuh a member of this Italiau order of knighthood, remains Mr. Edison, the popular impression to tha contrary uniwith standing. Many decoration? have been conferred up :n American citi Z'.'iis If foreigu potentates, and Imvc been ivoithi'.y won and WMrth-i!-- worn. They have titer, usually tittifiw-d mst frequently t, Aninu-Hii turn n( cullCl ii:d in ventors They have carried with them no title nor privilege of nobility, and Jhe prefix j;Sii ..lay. ished upou the recipients by effusive American editors is un :u;liMiized in mi:n emmet tiin. JACK TIIK I'HOTOCKAI'HEK. A Terror to I.ov.-Smitten Summer Kesurters. Chicago Tribune. Thereis an amateur photogr tpli'u; crank here in Boston who lias de veloyed a morbid passion for a must unusual pastime. If his identity were ascertained up to date it is a mystery He would be apt tosuffir I rum various kicks and other un pleasant things, inflicted by per sons who hare undergone annoy ance at his hands. The Charles river at this bcasou ol Hie year is a favorite trysting place for acquatically disposed lovers, who paddle about on the calm waters after sundown and spoon and spoon and spoon until the fishes come up to the surface and grusp a breath. Naturally the dark ot the moon is considered the most appropriate time for these amatory riursuits, and it is at such periou ot lunar oobcuratien that the ctauk photographer above re fined to ccnics to the front. Armed with a camera, lie pad dles a light CRnoa silently about over the itill surface until he finds liiiv.se If uup'.-rceivcd in the neigh borhood o! some small craft, the hjspioious munooiiity of which be irays l lie prt.sui'v ci Cupid at the hcitii. Then, without makicg the slightest ueise, lie trains his instru uient nix'" ihe uiico'iscious victims, springs' a little magnesium flash li.rhf, and ieiks simultaneously 'string that exposes dry plate l: a rracttcn "I a second, inis ai any rte is i.upo.-.'.'d to be his method, through the astonishing swiftness with which he i-fcips away down stream -.Iter performing an opera tion of that tort has thus far pie r.iuded a'A possibility of invctiig tion. The f.utr g ItasUtn perpttrnteo so mai'7 times that the owner ot the canoe must now have quite a tilery of lovers afloat, nit i?hii loi exhibition at so much :t head to the thousands of curious p; o( e who wiuild undoubtedly be wiling to pay liberally for a view of the collection. And meanwhile it ap pears that engaged or "courting" couples who go out in boats to spoon upon the Charles are rapidiy becoming fewer, owing to the fear of heing 'iook' unawares by this scamp with the magnesium light. W. C. T. II. NOTES. The sound of the liamnur and saw in tli rear of the W. C. T. U. hali in this city, has disclosed the fact that kitchen is being added to the building, thus rcudrriii" it much roore convenient. The t-x-petiM: will be at least $40. The Union at its last meetiug regretfully accepted the resignation of the Press Superintendent Mra. Henrietta Brown. A vote of thanks was tendered her in behalf of her faithful and efficient services in conducting the temperance column in the city papers for the past seven years. -. "The Union also expressed a senst of its lots in the remoyal of Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Webb, who hav. been valued members during tin four years of their residence in th Estate improvement in tMKWIV Hl'MOROrS DRIFT. A ISEASOXA11LK RHYME. " he oyster in his had cf ooze Waked with a start from his summer snooze, Opened his shell rnd said with a yawn: 'I feir tnat our season of s-fetv is (.-one, For my pleasant dreams were disturtcd 1 v the jar That always is cauicd by the letter It. And I know, by the keel of th it hideous v'..p. 1 .lat some of in short y will be in 'lie soup " The man shoots his girl to make Iit love him,-, and the srirl who throws vitriol in her lovex'i face for the same purpose shonld marry and haw it out with one another. " Hopweod-Knox, did I ever tell you Hie story hbout tlie judge and his cooa dog? Knox-1 d' U i u-hiember.cl-"VaT Tt a good . liopwood Ve a mighty ;o story. Kuox Then vevi n.vtr told it to me. A tvoical Ameiiei): Thomo- kins Say, Lumpkiiis. iM:"t it a boat time wu were i'eitic. o-.i ::..'r cut? Lumpkins Naw. ' I'm go ing over to Europe in he rprig to worn tlie UuL-alo Uill racket. Mr. Smith (leading Bellamy' "Looking Backward"; Hullo what does that mean? Wo aro to have neither banks or hunker Isn't he eoinr it rather fast? Mm. Smith -Why. no. dear: not At llie rate they are going to Canada. Life worth livin: "I see that soda water trust is talked of," re marked a nttsburger to his best girl, as they quaffed the sweetened atmosphere, -Ah,"' she replied, "then if they would only trust us for ice cream, too, how nice ii would be." 'Have you ..been to the seashore tbis summer?" "No, we really couldn't afford it this season. We bought an English lord for Fanny and, ts we have several younger daughters rapidly approaching a mirriagabie age. we felt compelled to ecouomize. Those lords come high, but the gins will haye "cm." Miss Piantagenet Ds V. re-That firm s attentions to me are most offensive, and he has the reputa t'.on of being a fortune hunter. Do you suppose it is papa's wealth that allures bini? Mi3 Dollv Flicker (thoughtfully) what else can it be? Why, "Now, boys," said the professor, 'rememiier that while you see the point of a needle jou prcceivc the point of a joke." "And the point of a piu, professor J" "Ahl" replied the pro.'essor, with a st.ft sigh, Unit is neither a visinn cwr a per ception; it is an cxpericBce." S j):.d m ad I've hiitd a new" ypewriter. Wife fcoldly) In deed: Stupid man '(iathuoasti-cally)-Yes, a daii-y. One' of "the kiud you cau take "any where with you and hold od your lap and ' iConemaugh of tears. tttuj:id mon (an hour later) -Hut, my dear, it's n machine, not u girl. Itlsnriiiiug an 1 usecn For. "This was sometime a parados,"' u Hamlet says. Siuce, however, the people cf America and other hinds have l-een enabled to pit Hostttter's Mcmali Bitters affinsl that unseea foe, malaria, it is no longer a paradox, liut au easy possibility. Whatever malaria evolves its misty venom to poison the air, and decaying unw hole some vesctution impregnattr the water, there, ia the very btronghola of miasma, is the auxiliary potent to t'lsarm the foe and assure efficient protection. Fever and a;ruc, bilious t-inittent, dum'j ague and ague cake, no matter how tenaciously they have fasttnet" their clutch on the system, arc flrt forced to relax their gr? nd eventually to abandon it altd 2'ellier. Rjit it - nniontii. ( " - - - . v w v IV" V that should chiefly recommend tLo "'" ,v pv ovuo uncoil in uiaiaria 'ursed localities, for it is a certaia buckler of defence against which the eucmy ,s poweiless. Cures, likewise. dvsnennin rhiiiimnticm L-iil.i.- KMJ billioua ailmeutx. . , . , The largest and finest display i every orougni io Wus valley just received at Stewart A 8t'. iTall and examine. Go to J. M. Bardue's for bar gains in groceries, eood butter and fat chickens. Property La3 doubled and treWed in value and is stil) steadily advancing. Great fortunes have been made in Minneap olis, Denver, Omaha, Duluth, Tacoma, Seattle, Spokane Falls and many other cities in a very short tiaie by shrewd speculators, and neither of the above named cities had a better prospect than Albany, Linn Countv, Oregon, has to-day. During the past few months much improvement has bee going on. Many new enterprises and busiufss liwuses have been added to to the city, among them theKeal Estate firm of WALLACE Who are located in the Blumberg Block, and make a specialty of e. rvtliing pertaining to their line. Farmers having grain, stock of fruit arms to sell will do well to lit them with up. Strangers de-iring to nv-Kt in -ity properly will tird it to their advantage to see us before 'lying. Correspor.dercc solicited and cheerfully answered. THE HOP titOP. A Poor Market Keporteil Ship ment to the Kast. Seattle, ( -.V.T.,) Sept. 20. The hop season will be over in about ten days. Enough has been gath ered to show tkat the yield wiil he average and is of good quality. Six carloads of hops were shipped East over the l'uget Sound Shore road yesterday. JSotne were from Slaughter and some from Keut and O'Brien. Ezra Meeker sent two carloads to Lon don, England, and the balance of the shipment went to New York. Tiie contract pi ice is kept privat. Most of. the raisers are inclined to iold" Tor " the present, unless the prce comes up inateri ally. Thi market is poor, and brokers who bid for them in ad vance are Irving to get away from their contracts. One lot of very choice hops went for 13 cents, but that was the highest price paid. All of last year's crop has been disposed of. G L K A N I N G :" OF St Tic X C E. To inhabitants of Lcbbeke, Bel gium, the hearing of certain small bells four or Ave miles away is a certaia indication of rain. One bell, about fix miles distant, is heard twice a year in March or April and in September or October and always during the same at mospheric conditions. M. de Bid der finds that not only does moist ure favor the transmission of sound, but that contrary winds are not always an obstacle. At a recent meeting of the Berlin Meteorological Society, Prof Born stein stated that many experiments have been made to determine the influence of the moon's attraction on the earth's atmosphere. Semi diurnal tides corresponding to the oceanic tides have been detected at four scanerts, but ob servations at inland dationj have given different results. The diffi culty of settling the problem is due to the fact that the mercury iu the barometer is affected by the altci nations iu gravity produced by the moon. An electric theodolite giTing hid den gunners the cxnct distance and direction of an enemy's vessels whether stationary ot movitg has been set up at Madalena, Italy, where a battery protects the island ef Caprcra. From behind a hi'.l on which is placed the electric ap paratus the gunners are enabled o file with the utmost precision, while any effective lxtura fire is preveutjdbyihe" inability of the foeto fit tjiejocaiiaa of the the in miule" guns. ' The'oresti and jungles of the world are now being s:oured to aa astonishing extent in search of raw materials for canes and umbrella, handles. A collection of Mich materials as ore employed bas been placed iu the Kcw Museum, and. iuc'udes a great variety of sticks. The ash, aspen, bamboo, bay, birch,., blackthorn, boxwood, bi ier, cedar, chestnut, cffee, cork, dogwood, ebony, eucalyptus, hazel, holly, hornbeam, maple, uiedit-r, myrtle., oak, palm, oiive, orange, pimento,, pomegranate, snakewood, and trees and shrubs, of ethvr kinds, are forced to contribute. Stems of a cabbage growing ten cr twelve feet high, and of the mullein, are used. Supplies are largely drawn from the East, and the impor'aace ol the trade is ladicaud by thi estimate, from Mr. J. K Jackson, of the an nual imports into England ot some of the principal canes.: Bamboos from China and Japau, 5,600,000; partridge canes, from Chita, 2,500, 000; Tooquin canes, from China, 20.000,000; Malacca, from Siak, 250,000; Wbaogee, from Japan, OeO.OCO; other Eastern caiea, 600,000. In additioo, varioti rat tans amounting in Weight to about 1,500 tens are i at ported from Singa pore and otter Eastern countries; and some 5,000,000 sticks ether than cnes, Algeria, Austria, Hiagary, aad France. The total value of the imported sticks in a raw state is 11,500,000. & CUSICK, r ESTATE AGENTS, "W . A JL jZL. O E '& C"D"SICS3 ERG BLOCK. J)