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20 CENTS A WEEK. . ALBANY, QltEW)Nt TUESDAY, AUGUST 12, 190. ' VOL, V.XO. 170
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Jtl.UM HKitd v ItKtCK
H. A. CKOWDKR.
C. W. CKUH UKR.
CKOWDER BROS I
Contracto.s and Builders.
Office on First street with Wal
lace A Cusick, real estate agents.
Albany, Oregon. Estimates given
on all kinds of buildings or carpcn
ter work. All work intrusted to
ns will he prompt I v executed
0
' FOR SAIR BY ALL DRrfiOISTS.
"Some'niorttfis ntr 7 Minlnmel h
hot of Tr J. P. r?il! f't:trrli fun- foi
m own use ut tiixtin y nephew .
('. A MeMnhan Pct-il-iii- uuji rni'li
ire I let hint Lave it y -iy .if nicfli
pine. Hi n send- for three more
le, eivT i. it i the !.-. thin:- for
CR'wrrl. .-r trie- hv h;m -ind hif
fr'eti1?. I ifnt another tx ne in
my i'iisi nnt eheerd.lly re onnetd if
tootti r-
(Sirn-d.. JOHN MiMxHaN.
F.x ( ountj rommircioner Ijii c Co.
"reiji.n.
Sprir -fetfl. l.nnr rountv. Oregon
Pr-- J, W, I -hnion reiilen! of tin
!tate i.iilnitiit.tavi it eiirfl him ol
a eonyl. after tw. other preaeri.tinn
hud failed. Likewise two of hir little
Jfirlausfi it lo cure their eonirhs Mrs
M:irk bai)e. wife of Prof Railey.
sent it to Prof Johnnor. mi (I reeoni
minds it jll tfit Kiiitrr fmm n Hi..
and cuuirhs. For oi.ghn it art !;' .
a ehaini, and n lie inhiiled into id
jiipe or tjrna;ei. where o othe
i Hh eures rn reai-h
-FOR-
CHICKENS
$5.00 FEB DOZEN,
EGGS 18 CENTS.
Q1 Mueller Jk Garrett.
sUR:f"ECo of
Albany Okuoon
ctrirtL oik. 5oo.mmi
ir l'ITtl KtlWl.tMm.
OFFICFKS
Prefi.lent W. F. Rea.l.
Viii'-Presiilent J. ). W'ritsman.
Treasurer J. L. Cowan.
Sei-retarv .1. K. F.Merkin.
OIRRITJRS.
R. f. tTahan, .1. L. Cowan,.!.
O. W'ritsitiari, Y. Simpson, V
F. Read. J. K. WeHth. rf.ird. L.
L. Foley, Joh" Burnett anil M. .
flternherif. 1
Safe, Souna . isonseryative i
A Square Company.
Managed by Square Men,
Patronized by Square People
Par90ui?9 Home Enterpriss
Vtlee I, i',nlrarlrs,
VT OJICE IS 11 El: Kb Y GIVf N THAT TH R
undemiifnetl truntee of the Klrrt f 'on
K'enational Church of Ailiany, Oreiron. will
recriv, h:di to paint the church I'Uildinjt of
aid church 1 1 il poon of Aujr. 4th i9" the
aid trustt ea raMrring th riht to reject an)'
And all bida.
H. H. HmriTT.
E.
EARLS
l)ivC((iNiliii!
LADIL'S AND GK.NTS FI R
MSIUNGS.
Also have a complete line if
Mb and m&
For spring trade at prints
nut t.ely o.mn.eeiti.'ii. Giv..
un a call mid IiU) jour shoes i
at bedrock prices.
tla ami s-quare dealing.
lie Ludlow Fine Shoes
! FlilST NATI jNILBANK
l-KKSIDKNT L -FI.INN.
Vl K PKr.SIIK.T S. VnITNO.
camiik.k k. w. La, ion
I' KAN SAC IS A UtI i IAL BA.NKIM
s. E. V'oins, L. r uns
I. C Huai.n. K. K. ox.
E. W. LasoiM.N
Ckshier.
Llli,, Cimiity .jnij
BANiv',
Albany,
Oregon
CAPITAL STt-CK, llOD.OOO.
PRfSIDINT J I. Cow n,
Yire I'rclli' ent J M Hnlnlon.
Cashier to K Ch.iii 1 rliit,
AiHiit Cn-liii r OA r. Inlaid.
Kireitir J 1. ( lii. J M liton, firoK
ti.iijijir i.iip. . iji.id, w tl Uullra, J A
Crawfttl ami U A cht'al.
I rait1!'! a ncnii Ik4iKiiii: ulnej.L.
lira sijlit ilralts on Nr Voik. .n u ,
iw-n ami l' laini, 1 r.
Ian in on aprnei swurity.J
Kcri - .Kirtitt -ut.jeL'l ti hi-h.
1'ollccti a cntruiiteil to us will nreitv
lriu hi , i t-t if n
BAXK OFOKEOOv
ALBANY, OUKOON.
r PIT L Ht.Mt.iMU
Pre-Mrnl .......
Tl f Prm
Cashier ....
II. KKI t
II . Ml HUM I
...Ml . IlllK
DIHEITOKS:
n. Brtant, .t. v. bi.ain,
Oao. H cm pit ret, II. Stewart,
E.J Lan.ni.vu, If. F. Mrkkilu
i LADIES' UNDERWEAR
, i-nllemrn h hblrlo, 'hll(lien' lolli
I Ins, and All Ladlea (iarnienla niad
to ,rdrr al the
j JapaneseBazaar store
I aaicua tirt low. KWoNU WOKSECU.
I X-S 8tre on Firat Street next tc Spencer &
1 l;!:.L-kburnB.
Oitjod Stale Fair, '9(1
13TH ANNUAL EXHIBITION
Under t'ie management of the
Stile Hoard i f Agriculture, will
be lieltl on the state fair
grounds near Salsm, com
mencing on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1891
And lasting one week
OVER 15000
CASH PREMIUMS
Offend for a'.'rii-ultural, stork
and inerlancal exniHfs. for work
of art n nd fitncy work and for tri
als of speed.
Redm-ei' r-ites f- r fare and 'reilit
on al transR I'ntion .in-a ! an1
from the fair, Imi or'ant in -i-r-ivt
nieiits Iinve lieen nindetiinn
t' e Ki-omiiU n l in re sed laeili-ti-
Hie oH'. rid ex'.iliitors. The
PA VII LIN WILL BE OPEN
F"iir n glits timing 'lie week.
A 8"lei di I field of li'r es eit r
e'l in tin speed id pat'm -ut, a-il
"v- exlii' itions of iiic 11 willbe
given ea It d y.
Kinri. s for pit minms cl'-e M-n-Lsy
at 7.20 p. m Kxlijra are
lir.eil to make ;is manv of tl en
entries on Saturday before "lie f;tir
as pnssiMe. (ioo 's, animals ai.d
ar'ii les lor exiii'-iiion np.-tle in
t!;eir pinces i.y 10 p. .11. Monday.
PUKES OH ADMISSION:
M- n's day ticket $ 50
Voiii:in- dry lieket 2
ian's season fieket 2 50
Woinari'a s"Hson tieket ... 1 Oo
"t'lid to the secietarvat Portland
Orectin, for a jtreirium list
D. II. L ON I :Y. President,
J. T. Ukkgo, St cretarv.
yi'TKE LSHKHrBY 1.IVKN THAT ALL
i (H-r-otn inikl.tcil to h- old Hmi o(
Krav-e 4 K ein re re iiieaUal to come for
ward ami st'ttle up r. ni.t v. as the acc. until
must l e clow d. ' Klein Bros.
GIRL WANTH IN" A SMALL KAMILi.
Nn childi in and licl.t weik t or par
ticulani inquire at Klein Kins, shot store.
Loll,
Ono note dattd Sovemher 28. for 200
t.nc note same date, L'I0; oi e note, 9. me
cate, fcJoo, paahle one, to and three eara
after date: one n te I r 40, dated in Keh
ruary or March, 18 9. laabl, one )ear fter
date; one note for SB0. dated between the
10th and 18'h of June. 18-tf. pataMe iiuht. en
nionthn after daU All the above n t are
sinned hy Vsa A. Hull and paa)le to l"ia.'
S Louden. All persons are warned aainat
buvin' the above described note.
The finder will uleaae lea e taid notes at
thi offioa.
WW
-iY
Bajm,; Yoar Piopertj
Tlitourb the ieal ey'ate firm of
bi.rkliiiri & Keeney:
l l'C ol. lent Real Eclate Firm 111 the
They have lands of al1 descri
tions li.r.-aleiit the very lowest
priees and 011 the mot favorable
terms.
We have some fine bargains in
small tracts of garden anil fruit
lauds near the cit v, which we are
irering at a treat sarrifiee. This
proper! v lies near the city, and is
the verv best 011 the market, part
f 1 I ! . . .
01 which is set out to mm.
CITY PROPERTY
We have a lame list of ohoire
business and residence propertv
for sale including the Cioltra park
addition, the best, nearest and
cheapest suburban propertv on
the market. A lot in this addition
will double in value in less than a
vear.
EAST PAYMENTS.
BUR I" ART & KEENEY.
It KA I. EST A HE, LOA A
AND
INSURANCE ACENTS.
ALBANY . OREGON
PAIiLET ; & : FISH, : Job : Printers
FJNN BLOCK, ALBANY, 0,1
Fiber's Odin mill Fills
rr Pemale lr
rvLrul;.ritieit; iinth
iri if ilk them on
the market. Never
Hi'. U4-C-ft8fllh
llie mniiU.ly.
Gimmntec t rt
lie.e siii-prenHe-l
ii'ei MruntHin.
Sure,2afe, Ceriain
lioe't he hiitntiuir
(led. Save time
lleettli and money.
Take no other.
Set t to am ao-
Ire.ss v maii 1 1. ree it of priee, 2 On Audi-".
.iri Hollrliie i unti
Wi st Ilia... h t x '.'7. ml. tip.
Sold hy Fciflav Masno. Atl.anv 0rir
II'KI.I. mililM). K'CK DHII.LIIXfi
prn-K-RtiiK, Writ j J. It. ll.uhcs, Al
hany. Oregon.
F')l( SAI.K- A if.-Kl -pin of gentle nilea.
Inqiiir; of U. Siinisoii
SPOT C. II
44 IM CKET STOKE,"
JUST ( PEnED I PP. MWtMO TEMPLE.
I- tin s aid jrenis fit i.i-hinif rwdii'i.tm f,
t l.l. it.i. r-, l .die ad wei i-h i r , n.ei.V
ai d lot , iliar sii ndci-. die hjt
! ns, 1 air, t. eih. nil ai il h-ie lirushe-,
tain i ei, rf -nierj, inl 8, i i ni i s. shoe-niin-kiiiv,
ni d a" rial iitrni articles t o nu
it.froti; ton ciiti.'ii ti,.Te 1,t.,ie uixsls an
s M t mi. h lice thai het ecn m t he du
I le afed .j an other men hal t in the citv,
unless hold at a saciifl e. I ome and nil our
pne-a No troul.le to (,h. -t. k. One price
'" "" LKH.N AKI) LKVV.
y-AN WA has removed h a launilrj to the
k i iron house ;m the im icr of Sis ond aim
Lyon stieets.
A Sure Cure for the Whisky llahlt
Dr. Livinirston's Arwlitlot
for
Diunkenness will cure any rae
ti e litpior hatut in from ten
thirty tlavs, from the mi derate
the drunkard. The nntidotu .
of
1 1
to
be given in a cup of coffee without
i.. i t i . .
an
in- Kiiuwieuge oi me person
ing it. The Antidote will not
jure i h : iltli in any way. Man
ufactureu hy the Livimrston
Chemical Co., Portland, Oregon,
or irom j. a. summing, Urugist,
sole agent.
Before purchasing your Artists
materials examine the new stock
just opened at the drug store of J.
A. Cumming, succeetor to H. C
Hubbard.
'UP.!, V'llk
LIGHTNING'S FREAK.
Tried to Suicide Because His Affi
anced Proved to be a Sister.
ALMOST A FATAL ACC10KKT.
Got. Hill on tfa lUitary 0 -ia-A Oar-
diaal Dead-lb St Ut U jiw
York btill 0a.
Denver, August 11. A Boulder,
CooiuU HjmiAi e.s: "Hie
i. main n vl a waler-put oa Hie
ui un aula .. b ,o iow u last lit. til,
cji.Bca li.e Water ill lue liver l.j
lite Ij a it ar.ul liriut in a very
lew mliiUlea. lUe caoiu vt W.
ki. g anu wife, w a.cti wa- Uuut uu
i ne livei ueai bllouivu, Was t..glit
b the tlooa auu b tti wvle
urowued. Hie railioat track was
MasovU away Bo nu nam was abie
to ruu. L.oul.ieis wegliiig two
tons eie wa-bed umm llio blUe
ot iie n.ouuia.iia near Love1
Yesterd.iy evening a "orui
ruin, d the ln.it, wht at and to.u
rup in a teiiitoiy ten miles loi g
and two miles wide.
Denvet was vieited this af er
noon by a severe rai -,acco niii ed
li leaiful livhtnii g, tiuring .hich
s vt-ial people weie lend r-d in-.-eiisible,
i.ut none fatally hurt.
WANl'GU TU MaKKI,
Bnt Found That the Girl waa Bla
Half Slater.
New York, August 11. Yean
ag' T. K. toilius, a wealthy r. al
i htate man of Irvit g on, mnrrii d
a I ro tklvu widow. She had an
ulltg 1 niec-. Nellie Ri. hnlson.
who ived wi btliem Collins died,
leaving a sou Henry. He grew to
manhood end won Nell e's Jove.
Mrs. Collins p"r9uadd the b -y ti
travel, hopn g to pu an end to the
love. It failed and he returned
mid cliiiit e I Im biide. Then the
agonized mother was forced to con
fess that Nellie was not a niece,
but her own dauglrer, the fruit of
her shame and the bov'a sister.
The bov went out and tried to Kill
h imselL
GOV. HILL'S KKfLY.
He Deflnea the Dutlea or tbe State
Militia.
Nfw York. August 11. In reply
to the n quest of vice-president
Webb to Gov. mil, flfking tor
state troops t be sent to S racuse,
he this afternoon received tbe fol
low inn: "General Farnnworth
has been sent to investigate the
situation and report. You may
rest assured that the state author
ities will act promptly and vigor
ously in protecting property and
preventing violence. the tunc
tions of the military forces should
not be misunderstood. It is noi
their business to operate railroads
nor interfere in the behalf of either
fiarty to the labor contest, but on
v when invoked to aid the local
civil officers in suppressing vio
lence and protecting property;
they ate not expected to do mere
police duty, nor discha-ge those
functions which most properly be
lot g lo slicifFs, posse coin taus
The power of the civil authorities
should be fullv applied before any
recourse should be had to the mil
itary forces."
Notable Death.
London, Aug. 11. Cardinal
Nea man is dea.l.
PKOGKKS OF THI STRIKE.
Tralna Are A train Moving on
Time.
Nnw York, An. 11 All
through the tnylit and eatlv tbi
niorning it looked as though th -srik-on
the New York Centra
r.s slowly I ut Min ly 'petering"
ut. N Vertheless b-dh parties, s
far as word- w. nt, at ad event-,
w. r- as lub' rn as ever. I he
ButTilo expres-, or newspaper
t ain inove-i out on time at b A. M.,
an I bef '-e 7 tn tiaii s had heen
si nt out over the ilar'em division.
Soon nfter the announcement was
niiiue that alt trains would lie run
lo-tlay.
Police arrang.-m nts remain the
same as yesterday, except thu men
were lold not to leave their po-ts
lor veil an in tnt.
Vice-l'res'nlt nt Webb contra
di.'ied it e tiieuient ni-.l last
night that tbe firemen had s -uck.
lie declared that all p si -iger
train- w- re running lully unni.ed,
an I ever thing whs in tine shaH5
all aloni the mad, except at Syra
cuse, w herelpropcr protection was
not accorded He bad telegraphed
Governor Dill for troops. He ad
ded that artangemenis were being
perfected for moving freight to
day. NO INTERRUPTION.
New York, Aug ll.-The offi
cials of the New York Cential an
nounc- the tact that there is now
no interruption to passenger ti attic
on th linen of their road, all
through passenger trains being
run on regular schedule time.
RKCEFlTON IN BOSTON.
Prealdent Harrison In Flag Shin
Baltimore, Arrive.
Boston, August 11. As the Bal
timore, flying the flag and bearing
the president, secretarys itui-k
and Noble ami private secretary
llallord, entered the Bo-ton har
bor this afternoon, she waa met by
the other vesls of the fleet, all
firing salutes. The revenue cutter
Gallatin escorted her to anchor.
The president, amid the tliuuuer
of cannon, was et-corteU to Hotel
Vendome by the 1st battalion oi
Cavalry. Along the line of march,
which was two miles in extent,
the atieets were packed wiih mul
titudes, who greeted ihe president
with cheers The president rode
with Gov. Bracketi.
THI POPULATION QUESTION.
Shortly Enumerated So Congraaa
Can Hak apiurtiuumeuu.
Washington, Aug. 11. The
popuut.-on oi Kansas City, as an
nounced h the ceunus buieau, l-
38.UU. The same place in LbttUI
coi.tameU ViUb.
Jbxperta aie at work counting
the iopuiati n ot tiie." countrv.
winch will be comp.eied lieJo.e
the end of the prebent mouth, and
cOiiKieiM, ii it eo desires, can pro
ceed to pass an ' appoi tii'iiiiieia
b.li, and nt deteriuiue bow many
ineiuLiers shall coiiel.tute lue lint
bouse. ibe pouUiatlun of .the
c -unt y is eMim tied al 04,0(10.000
M.st .Wl-taut i ostmaeter-Ut n-
eral clarksou to-day teimend to
the preeident his rcsigndliou, to
taae etlect September next.
A Fatal Quarrel.
Houston, Tex., Annust 11. At
P.tter-on today Chis and Dan
Klli-on, bro'hers, killed each other
during a quarrel.
Destructive Thunder Storm.
New Haven, Auguest 11. The
most terrific thunder etorui that
has visiied this section in twenty
tears, swept up Long l-lam? sound
esteid..y. From all a e g the
shore, as far as New London, re-
iio. is of the tern tie storm are re-
ceived. Trnes we. e prostrated and
windows blown in. Crops, especi
ally com and tobacco are ruined.
Leniency Asked For.
Paris, August 11. A conference
at the American con-ul-generalV,
held in this city, was concluded to
la v. I be C'.nt -rt nee adopted van-
ous recommendations one of which
is leniency in enforcing the pro
visions ol the McKinley bill.
Wyoming- Convention.
Chkyenne, Auk. 11. The first
state conventions of democrats and
republicans were held in this city
io-dav. In the democratic con
vention G. V. Baxt r, of Che
enne, was nominated by acclama
tion lor governor; u. b u. i. lark.
of Sheridan county for congre-
lhe repuhlicau ticket is be.tded
by Frank B. Warren, of Chey-
ynne, Die present governor;
Clarence D. Clark, of Vinita
county, for congress.
A CUNNING FORGER.
He Secnrca Quite A Sum by Hie
Bold Methods.
TJemvkr. Aumi-t 11. E. F. G.
Hall. reDresentinif hims -lf as a
eon tractor ol the Nicarncn cinil
traveling wet for his health, is
wanted here lor passing a lorgea
tiratt on a iew ioik ianic iot
nearly nearly $5,000.
His ulan ol onerations was to
gain the confidence of a piominent
citizen who wou'a u troauce niu.
to the bank and mere ants, then
m ike a deosit at the bank, is.-ue
.trails, wiucn were promptly paid.
He would then deDOit a dra.lt for
a larue amount, drawn by a Kan
sas haiia on a Dink in flew lorn,
i:et a pan p ayment on the dra t in
advance, draw out all his deposit
at d ! ave town b fore bis ciooked
work was discovered.
DAYTON HAS A SCORCH.
Lack of Water Hinder, Ihe En.
glue Rendering Aid.
Portland. August 11 The Or-
eg nian's siecal fioni Davton.
Wash b eton. hays: '-Tnis morn-
ng a tire broke ou": in McCle.try's
gents' fumt-hii g goods store, and
betore the flunen wer checked
$6,ihi0 worth of property hadb. en
destroed. Tbe fi e ei gme was at
the scene in a shoit 'line after the
1 inn was s mnde l, but it prove. I
to be of Very little service1 as the
water Mipplv was inadi quale
Toe fire burned f. r nine hours be
fore it was wotten under control
The buildings des'royed were
mo-tlv frame. The insurance will
amount to 4 50,00 J. The tire is
Mipp.ibed to be of inceudiaiy ori
gin.
Large Haul of Opium.
San Francisco, August 11. The
custom bouse officers to-day seized
twenty five tad cans of op um on
the steamer City of Pueblo, recent
ly from. Seattle. The drug
found in a box in the Webs, Fargo
& Co.'s express box.
Swamp Lands,
Portland, Aug, 11. In the case
of AlcConnoughv vs. iiov. Pen
noyer et al.. in ihe United Slates
circuit court to-dav. Jnae Ueaiiy,
on motion of tbe attorney fur the
state hoard of school land coinmts
si ners. made an order for a re'
heating on a demurer, to amend
a bill on August 15. Only a short
time hi nee 'he cou t overuled a
demurer and an injunction re
straining the boatd irmi issuing
deeds to any part of ab ait 42,000
acres, owned by McConnougny
under the swamp land HCt, hut
which the governor claimed bad
reverted to the state by reason of
a recent act of tbe legislature. The
court granted a rehearing and the
caa was set for Wednesday.
right of way.
There W ill Be No Recounting in
the State Only of Portland.
A VERDICT OF MURDER.
JuiiK Sawyer ea the Cc Taen Oaie
claliferula Gov raor Troopi la la
diaa Territory.
tCGENE, August 11. .UbfCrip-
ton paper-i ate beiiu. viiculai- d t
Sprti giie d lor tbe iiurp ol raifi-
mg mon--y to buy the iunt oi aj
lor the Oregon iai.road beiwee..
Cohuig and .-piingliebi. The work
is piogiesMiii-w-iy slow nut wn-
be.tjuc essful. About. $7,U0J is
neeatd bet. .ire the work can begin
on tbe extension.
i ' - ' , ,
Ko Special Count for Oregon.
1 Washington,. August 11. Special
geni' lly.ie oi tne ceu.-us Oure .u
in charge ol the repoits irom lb.
stmervisors throughout the coun
try, sits tuere is no intention i :
taking a new ce isu of Oiegon,
unless specific ".rounds for a re
cou 1 1 re presented hy the people
of fiat state. He further s y
so.ne returns have already be -ti
received from the Pacific coast, but
the figures cannot be given out for
some time yet. The hea init ves
-els which are entered at the pO't
of San Francisco are to be taken
into account by the census author
ities aud the crews of the vessel
will be enumerated as resioents of
that city. The city of Portland
only will be recounted.
Murder In the Firat Degree.
Astoria, Aug. 11. Argument
of counsel in the case of John 1).
Rose, on t ial for the Fred- rickson
murders at Oystervdle. closed Sat
urday night. The judge delivered
the charge immediately ami seni
he jury out. Yesterday inornin.-
he jury sent for fuither instruc
tions, and at S o'cloik last night
returned a veidict of guiliy oi
n urd.-r in the fiipt degiee. " flit
first ballot ttood bix 10 six, at
o' her nine tv- tim e. Counsel me
arguing a motion for a new trio-to-day.
A CHINAMAN'S CASE.
He la Discharged un a Terlinleallty
by Judge Sawyer.
San Francisco, Auir.' 11. Tin
case of Cbae Yuen, or what i
commonly known as the Binhan
or.lman -e ca-e, came up for .
hearii g to day before Jude saw
yer in the United States circuit
ccurt.
Attorney Humphreys s ated tin
grounds lor pioset ution, e.iying
the ctse against the Cninamai.
i. ad been tli-mis-ed in the pohct
ourt. Judge Sawyer thereupon
di-missed C.iae Yuen Horn cus
tody. There are two similar cases
pending in the circuit court and i
is understood Chae Yuen was dis
charged in order to reach thest
more readily.
Morrow for Governor.
Sacramento, Aug. 11. A meet
ing of .Morrow's supporters wa
held this alternoon and a canva-t-
f his strength for the nomination
lor governor showed neaily
votes.
Troop at Polling Places.
St. Lous, Aug. 11. Four com
panies oi tioouh irom Littitt Ii. k
and Fort Heno are go'n to Ind a.
eirilory tj be Uistr. bated in pull
ing places.
Two Schooners Went Down.
Cleveland. August 11. Tw
schooners went dow n in Lake F.iic
withm a few miles of here, last
nigi.t during a gde. They weie
t .e Fanu.e L. Jones and the Two
Fannies. Captain K. O Cum
iiiiugs of the loruii r, was drowned.
The ol hers weie rescued.
The Old Soldiers Meet.
Boston, August 11. Tbe Grand
Army week fpem d here with bus
tle and excitement. Tne weather
in c -ot. L ng- delegations of v-1
erais ariived ouiiug the early
morning and ihe streets aie tilled
with maicliii g bo lies.
EN ROUTE FOR BOSTON.
The Rallying f the Grand Army
of Ibe Republic.
Montreal, August 11. Twenty
five hundred Grand Army men.
with their wives and cbiidien, left
Chi. ago for Boston, via Niagara
Fa'ls. S . Lawrence rive- a d -Montreal,
on lust. Fiiiay. Ytsterday
m ruing five big stamer loads leli
kbits on to go through the rap its
of the -"t. Iawrence. All tbe Isia s
weie (tacked with Grind Ar.ny
men and their families. I'll i lio
hernia, ti e largest of the boats, had
between ti 0 and 700 passenweis
ab tard. Ahont 7 o'clock, while
returning, a stoim came up. Tin re
waa left one series of rapids to g"
through The upper deck forward
was packed with ptople witching
the plunge o! the s earner. When
the brilliant fla-b hei-aii to tall in
sheets the people made a rush for
the cabin and shelter aud the
steamer entered the rapids. She
rolled fearfully and I he Deou'e
surged from side to side. Suddenly
a sound of cracking timbers was
h ard and the women shrieked
and fainted. The ste rner was in
the midst of the boiling rapids and
was entirely beyond control. A
panic ensued and women rushed
here and there. The uw aud
waiters' on board made a rurdi lor
I a pile oi life pjesei vers and began
strapping theua on. Tne war ve -
tTans on hoard tought toward me
cow
uus, uriving- iiieui ny non.
tne i ilc
m eserv rs and etrajipeu us
they CuUld onto the
manv as
wometi and
the children. LUc
hi at iu ihe m..
Mime li'ii: turnv-u :
eutireiv around an
-4 was now going
jjrsi. cuo-
. W jar,
ti.e
' " J kuric TV CaO ICUll. . j,
ob' Auiri nn i ; it uv;n o I'J.
p.ungea oout ill a helpless
11 . I... I ...
net, Out in a lew uilliuies stie h
passed ibe rapbls ana was sale.
M enlem WhsUIuiIou Ceuanti.
Seattle, Auu.-t 11. Ihe Post
iiitoiii6eii. er lias revised the cc
eus returns f ou. u l toe lOUiults
ol Wes ei'u Waehiiigloii an.l in:
clues ol Seattle a .a a..c ju.a. Tl. -
papula lonui Ki gcuuun isoU,uoi.;
oi i ie.ee, -ly.cilo.
UK1I1IN OF .IlIiGE ItONHASl
Local Trains for the State Kate
from sialem to tbe frir Grounds.
nuec.al to ihe 1 1 kk alii
Salem, auc. 11. lion. B. I.
I'.onoa .i and lamiiy ie.ic.ied Sa'eni.
llnir iionie. iii s evening, al er a .
absence ol tive years in Calcutta
win re he was c nsul-geneial.
The general sei.tiuieiit seems t
he lav irable to ihe running t-i
local t-aius during t e fair week,
between Salen ami the state ia r
rounds by the Southern Pacific,
viauager Koehler will tie solicited
to continue these trains.
CO I Kit 1 ES.
A Syndicate of CapitallHts Formed
to Operate Them.
Port Townsend, Wn., Aug. 11.
James McCauley, an old Cah-
f irti'a prosH-clor, has returned
from a mom lis prope tin trip in
the Olympic rat g.. lie . .im- t
have louutl several valuable cop
per ledges, wiih ore assaying !i
iter c ent. The ledues are situated
eight lu.les from llodds Canal in
the Kitsap cv untrv. A svndicate
of capitalists, in vvbich .Manage;
.McNiel, ! ibe Oft!! di lintiiovt-
inent Company is hugely interest
ed is Inciting the ledges, an.1,
prep.ua'iou- to extensively opei
at tbe mines this season have a".
ri ady been oiumeni ed.
McCauley says be found indict -tions
tb.it denote g dd am; . Uvtr
ledt-s existing in the niou . us.
ACCUSED OF
FOKGEKY.
('alien from His High
I'ositlon t.
lufaui ,
Seattle, Aug. 11. J. G. Co',
'iie.-nit, who vas in tbe employ o
the I'. S. government at Samo
Jurtng the Cleveland admini-tr.
i ion, and who gained consideiabii
notoriety in the Lite trouble, i
wanted in this city on a charge ;
if forge?. He has since bis re
tne nt nt Irom the federal service
made b s home in San Francisco
aud came ber several month
ago as agr-nt of Baldwin, Calcutta .
of Ch cayo, puhlisbers. It is
charged that he s ii ed a nuuibet
of contracts with the firm iisme.
and obtained about 700. wh-ch h.
spent. Several diys a;o a rcjir-
sentative of the lirni bail wat-
rants i-sued for bis arrest, but Iht
olice liave been unat.le to locatt
h m. It is thought be has u nu
ll British Columbia. His famil
now r-title in San Francisco. I;
s Bi.i i he c nn s ol a wealthy
Ken u kv la ni y.
A le.erale Attempt fur l.l.iei t j
San Qckntin, Cal., Ausr. 11.--I'nis
afeinoon three c. nvict-
tiamcd I laniey, Turcot! and Man
mill! made tscir c.-capc. Ai'er re
:uing to halt at the command ol
the guards wo Gatl iii guns were
turned it o-e on them. The bul
lets strn. k all stountl but neve,
-tiuck them. When they rea -but
the boundary tbev were chal
eeged b videite Por'er a. id tin y
hot li e horse tom uii h r him. Ii
is said they opeti-tl a fiirila le t ti
tne gu.inls wno bad them corner-
e.l in San Katal b lis. Nineteen
guai ds are there searching the inl s
ior them, lurcolt wa seiving i.
life term f. r mutder, M .nnii g and
1 1 a ii ey were each serving 1 vtai
f .r lobhery.
Cumiuenced Making Wbittky.
San Francisco, A-uu-d II. For
several vears there l.a- n .t heen .i
listd'erv in opera-ion on toe Paci
fic t oa t, the whisky trust baviiu
-htpped sp'tits m at.d sol I them
so low that there was no profit in
t e business. 1 he iccent incre:is
of ptices made by the trust ha'
had its etlect However, ana in.
Joost distillery, which has a ca
picity of 12.iM)t gallons daily,
started up tt-tiay.
Will be I'ushed as sioou as Men Can
be Had.
St. Pa i l August 11. The Pacific
coast exten-ion of the Great North
ern tailway will be begun a so.ii
a tbe requisite force of men at. 1
teams ran be collected. Advic-.'
from Mo'dana is that a thousan-I
men is needed at once.
Um; to t Tree.
Arkansas Citv, Aug-tst 11.
Last night the sheriff1 caught Wm.
beaver, coon, who was wanted tor
an assault on a young w hite lady.
As tbe officer w as takinu bun to
jail lie was mt by a mob ho took
Beaver and but g him to a tree
Leper Taken Away.
New York, Auwit 11. Manuel
Garutta, a voutig Ytitatan student
who is afflicted with leprosy, was
yesterday taken to bis home in bis
native . co intry by his parents.
Garutta is '20 years old and was n
student at Washington.
NO COMPETITION.
Freight Compact tntered Into
by tbe Leading Lines.
HOll
FEARFUL FALL,
Affain la Suns-Tut- k'mj bpei?lH fef
a Figat Crttikcd Unitr a Tallin
Hoase.
l
San Fuascisco. Auau-t 11.
-uel t led t rocker said to diy
lv
Ui Utii Co.neaiplate.l hy tllo
Pacific frUaiushiD Co..
tl.a
Cail c i. H Pacific -Mai;, Oocideu
a anib! I... .t ,.tltBt llrtd tKre de.
lal A Orient:. tra;t,c m utager
flared ofi and i. . M tll ...pj.y
K.cn ot the faciiic Uud .oi.
Huii.o icavi- ior roi .
ro, wiiere be woulu
repieseiitative of tne
in et the
' 'anadian
1'ac.tic and siuti a peace i,
Hniee
UJeni. T-,e agieenint IS t . ,
until "il y ''i, and prohibits Ui
Caii.id.au line irom iiau.lling
lie b: lo au i irom porta 8 -utu of
the ii.i.tli rn bouiiiiaiy of t:ie state
o. Ciibforni.i an i ibe Pat iric .Mad
and Oecideiit.-.l A Oriental com
panies tioui handling business in
Krtt outride of Catiioriiia. Tbe
general supiwjs.ti ui in steamship
ircies is tnat S' lne sot t of a month
ly sub-idy ;o the lorein line forms
ihe base of the new plan.
A Fearful and I'robably Fatal Fall.
Portland, August Jl. J. C.
Wa'ker, a carpenter, working on a
huild ng ai Sixth and Washington
street-, was i robatily fatallv liuit
ibis afternoon by falling from the
tiuil.iin to tne ground, a distance
of :;4 leet. Ibe scatlold gave way
and be fell on tbe timbers below,
treaking bis leit arm and leg, and
also received other injuries.
STATE CAPITAL NEWS.
Normal Institute Gone to Jail
Another Buncoed Farmer.
Speeul to the Her alb. i
.salem. August 11. The Marion
county noiru il institute this morn
ing commenced a tnrce weeks ses
s on at the high school building in
tl.i city. The attendance on toe
tiist day was over forty and wdl
i.robabiv reach one hundred bef. re
the close, there being a hundred
and thirty teachers in the county.
At the preliminary examination
helil this mot nit. g, Jas. stoneinan
was bound oxer to aait the ac
tion oi the Grand Juiy oi the
. barge of rajte. "toneman was
una" to gixe bonds ani will wait
't. tlu- jail. He is charged with
having bad irnprojier lelationa
wi h a thirfen-ytar-old mri dur
ing several months, having come
to Ort-eon with her am. her sister
roin Illinois, where such relations
lirst commenced.
B. A. Ieonar-1, a farmer who
lives near Silverton, mourns the
loss of a thousand dollars, 'which
the general supposition, fioni
-tories he te'ls, was buncoed away
ifier tbe farmer Jones fat-hion.
L'-onard first said that bis money
was stolen, but probably some
c inii'tencH man oeat nun out ot it
and lie is ashamed to own it. He
borrowed the money from tbe
t-ank and the next d .y it was gone
and be shielded tbe loss from his
family.
ANXIOUS TO FIGHT.
Armv Officers Would AVelcom,
Chance for Distinction.
Chicago, August It A fpecial
fn iu Washington save that p.laine
and ihe Bt-lnin sea matters are
i 1 the chief subjects of gos-ip in
naval and military cir. les. At
Deer P.rk, Colonel Kellogg, who
s rved on the stiff of eneral
riiomas, in stteakinisi-f the English
and their action-, last niKht voit ed
ti e sent uient of many prvsent,
when be s..id :
"Our aru.y has had nochance to
di tinguish itself since 1m5. and
the oilice.s if the rtgilar army
w . jtil.l welcome a Avar with Eng
land. If John Hull can't take care
of Canada, it ouuhl to belong to
u-, and if be gets into trouble
with us we wi.l take it. If w
don't want it we can g-ve it to the
Dish, and I imagine Iti-h eym-
tmtb'Zeis on thi tther side would
make things lively for England in
acmt' St witii tne Unit d Stues."
Secretary Ku-k, win, was a. in ng
bo- preten-, unotEcially stated
that he could taise a division in
VVisc-nsiion a txventx-our hour
noiic and ibat other St-.tcs of tbe
I'tu jii cou d pro tablydo the same
Butted in a Building.
Berlin, August 11. During a
storm at '.'rctield to-dav. a house
ctnttining tit'ty inhabitants fe'l.
Ih een were kded; twentj' ift-
jtin t were rei ned. Twelve are
stil! liurietl in tbe wreck, the cries
of vvho'.u for help are audible to
the re-cuinn party.
Five Chinamen Slip Out.
San Francisco, Aug. 11.
Twenty-three Chinese brought
iee lioin the South last week aie
to be tet nmed to China. To-tlay
five Chinese visited them in tbe
coti.-'y ja l where they have been
ion nied ami n m lined halt an
ii ui. When the time came to
leave five of the prisoners went
out iusteai of tbe visitors. The
exchange was goon noticed and
the escaped men were recaptured
a few blocks i.way. Sheriffs Mor
rison and Woolsey were soon after
arretted on a ('.halve of bribery, it
beii g tlaimed they allowed the
prisoners to pass out.
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