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cruiser Charleston just outside the heads.
The war-ship was steaming about head on
to the storm and calamity breasting the
waves. The Charleston signalled to the
Bryant that no attempt would be made by
the war-ship to cross the bar until to-day.
The cruiser left Honolulu nine DAYS ago
with King Kalakaua of the little Island
Kingdom Cd board as guest This voyage
has been an unusually severe one, and as
his Majesty suffers as much upon the ocean
as the lowest Hawaiian subject it is safe to
say he has not enjoyed the trip.
Arrangements nave been made to give
him welcome when heA comes ashore and
has recovered from sea-sickness, and this
reception will take place at the Palace Hotel
this afternoon or evening, providing, of
course, that the Charleston gains an en-
trance to port by that time. Consul-GeneraI
Mckinley of the Hawaiian Islands, sta
toned here, has issued many invitations for
the reception.
IN DANGER.
Had the gale blown from the north great
damage would have been done among tile
shipping in the harb0r. At o'clock in the
morning tie large new slip California broke
loose from her m0Orings at Fremont-street
Wharf and was blown out into the stream.
Some of her hawsers were snapped by the
strain and others which remained dragged
OIL the posts to which they were attached.
The tugs Monarch and Sea King rescued the
ship before it had collided with other vessels
AT ancnor IN the vicinity.
The ship Columbia. at the long wharf at
Alameda, was considerably damaged by the
storm about the same hour. She was
bumped against the wharf until her channels
were knocked off and one side badly dam
aged. The ship was lowed to the Mail
Dock for safety
RETURNED TO PORT.
Early in the day vessels that had cleared
began sailing out at the bay, but when their
masters observed the condition of the bar.
returned to the stream and anchored
Among the first to venture oceanward were
the steamers Tillamook for Fort Bragg and
Gypsy for Santa Cruz but they lost no time
in stcamiDg back to their berthS. The other
vesSels TO start out and return were the
schooners Maxim for Casper. Lila and Mat
te;for Albion, Bill the Butcher for Bowens
Landing; ship Massachusetts, for Nanaimo;
whaling barks E. f. Hartman, Josephine
and Reindeer for the winters cruise in
southern waters. The ships McNear, Earl
Dalhonsie aud Thessalus, and the bark
Paul 1senberg which had engaged tugs to
tow to sea, postponed their departure until
to-day.
The steamer State of California crossed in
over the bar safely last night and landed 10
cabin and 6S steerage passengers.
The steamship San Jose sailed for Pau
anna, but returned to her berth without at
tempting TO gain the ocean.
During the afternoon Chief Engineer
Manson of the HaTbor Commission made a
tour OF the wharveS and instructed all
wharfngers and collectors to see that the
vessels at the docks were properly watched
and protected during the night.
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GOLDEN WORDS.

Why should no, men whoare associated
together In business study and practice the
law OF kind words toward cath other'
Why should not the master speak kindly
to his servanti Why should not those
who differ in opinion address each other
by the use OF respectful aud kindly words
Why should no, those who oppose moral
evils temper their language with the Law
Of Kindness In the form OF nt,erancei
Why should not the minister of the gos-
pei, the doctor and the nurse In tho sick
room, the buyer and seller, the banker and
the merchant, tho governor and tie gov
erned, the judge on hIs ben ch, the warden
of a prison, and, indeed. every man and
every woman, on all occasions. in all cir
eumstanees, and under all provoeations, both
study and practice the law Of kinds words
in the social Intercourse OF lie. from the
cradle to the gravei
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counts in Oregon a. assessed il SIS. b63. ss25.
while the indebtedness il y35,59a. 10. The
fact y simply aaIamv on tho assessment.
Mf. Sanders, tho expert mschinist sens
out from Worcester, Mass, last December
TO put up the new machinery for the woolen
mills. left this morning ON his return trip.
leaving the mill ID good running order
CIV Watts has just received 1 prof II
his lithogrsph map Of Albany. IL shows 20
additions and Il finely gotten mp. The last
additions are City View aud MaplewOotl of,
the west, the plats oi which ara not yet filed.
A letter 10 Superintendent Curl from hsa
father III Wasco county reports considerable
loss 10 stock there, hir Curl losing eleven
hsad Of cattle Tfs weather, though, bad
changed aud st the writing Of the letter was
pleasant aud agreeable.
The dispatch from Albany to tliv Osoao-
nian January %, In regard 20 Katie and
Hattie Nation, was 10 error ID stating Chat
tbs girls had taken several teumas Of stoIsi,
goods home with them. Their parents arc
honorable and respected people here. and
would not allow such to be d0ne.~- Drain
Eehe.
Bat thfss small bridgea 90 small streams
were washed out and NOT ono on the Sautiam
was carried nwag. Tho bridges at Sweet
Home, Waterloo. Lalss5a, sanderton's,
.ireen's, Staytoa and Mehama are nIl statd
Ing 10 tact and hays been in use aneo the
iiood, though some damage has been done 10
piers and apparatus oi setns II them. There
are live raslFoad bridges ia Linn county, ell
now being used BY passing trains Had al
the bridges on the saptiam Rons out the loss
10 Linn county would have been 100000.
OK THE RIVER. the Modoc arrived
this afternoon al aud " S Bentley 6ys
minutes later. A Bentley man said The,
left Salem At 9 o'clock,t~ hours later thar
he Modes.
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u. 7. P.CHur Preaching every Sabbath.
morning and evening by Rev. s. q. Ir-
vine, ID. ID. Sabbath School at 2:S0 P. u
Prayer meeting every Wednesday, evening.
EvANaELroAl CHUlscH. Preaching on Sab.
bath at lL00 1. AZ, and 7 r. NJ. Sabbath
school 1000. rayer meeting every We'd
nesday evening 1880. Rev. Fisher. pastor.
All are invited.
M. L. CHURcH, SouTH. Preaching every
Sabbath morning at Ii o'clock A. NJ. and y
% o'clock p NJ Sabbath School at230 clock
8. N. Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings
Pt 7.30 o'clock. Rev. G ) Hanleiter, Pastor.
M. E. CHURCH. Preaching every Sabbath
morning and evening. Song service in
be even ng before sermon. Sabbath School
$50 p NJ. Prayer meeting every Thurs
ay svening. Rev. S E Meminger, pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN CEuRoH. -SAvvice every
Sabbath morning and eyeningRln Church
cor. Broadalbin and FifthSts, Sunday School
Immediately after the morning service
Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening
Rev Il r Prichard, pastor.
FIRsr BAPTIST CHURCH. - Preaching every
Sabbath morning and eve' G. at Church on 9th
Street. Sabbath School Immediately after
morning services. Prayer meeting ever
Thursday evening Ut 1850 o'clock. Rev.
Trumbell. pastor.
,HUhcH. -Servlcesa every
Sabbath morning and evening Sabbath
School at 1915. Payer meeting on
Wednesday evening If each week. Rev.
Rogers, Pastor.
TfAv CHuacH -g'reathing every
Lords day in month, morning and evening,
Sabbath School at 10 o'clock, a.
NJ. ReY ] r Stewart Pastor.
CATHOLIC CHuxcH Service every Sum
day at 1880 i. N. and ?. NJ last Sunday
Of ths month service at Eugene City. Rev.
Lonis Natayer, Rector.
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IN MEa0RIAM.

HEApo'TRs McPHERsoS Posr. No. s.
ALBANY, Feb. T4th, 1890.
Following resolutions were adopted last
evening by Mcpherson Posi, No. sc AR.
WHEREAS, comrade d d Allen. a
worthy and respected member Of this posi-,
has responded to the Great Commander OF
the Universe and passed the dark river In
20 the biyouae on the other side, thus pas
sing from our comradship forever.
Rcsoiued. That In his death this poss la
nents the loss Of comrade who wss ever
ready 10 proHer the hand OF aid and the
voice OF sympathy 10 the needy and dis
tressed. An active member Of the post,
whose utmost endeavors were cxerted for
It's welfare and prosperity. A citizen
whose upright and noble life was a stand
ard Of emulation TO all.
Resofsed, That our heartfelt sympathy is
extended 10 his family IN their sad afillc
ton.
RcsOiped, That a copy OF these resolu-
tons be spread upon the records. furnished
the family and the city papers for FubIica-
ton.
BF TABLER,
SIS TRAIN,
e w HAWKES.,
Committee.
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noes AZ iluilsEs

have met NJ. Nantet. she Belgian an
thor. who follows the nsaee Of his country |
IN utilizing the dog as dfaught animal
lie has little phaeson drawn by dogs In
which he drives about when at home, and
In which he has come from Brussels 70
Paris. NJ Nantet shinks that Belgium,
with her cherries sky aud sodden soil, IL
able 10 held her own, and be among the
most prosperous nations Of Europe, be-
cause the dog Is not only the friend and
comtade, but the carrier Of the poor man.
The costermonger and his wife Ia Paris
or London are broken down prematarely
from fatigue, and the ssabing ard fodder
for donkey Il heaxy tax on their profits,
but their Be.glan brethren car house their
dogs with themselves. The dogs,af,er be
Ing embarrassed dine with their masters,
and IN winter sleep before the kitchen iire.
The strength Of "A good draught dog Is
marvellous. He does not spoil roads like a
horse, and when tired he asks to lie down,
favor always granted, aud, on being
rested, goes on again eheertully
The pair which drew NJ Nansel Is OF
average size and strength, and had a long
llne Of ancestors, who did good work In
their time as carriers. When at an Inn
their master used to unharness them and
take them with him into the coffee ROOM
where they lay down at his feet. lie drove
all the way, unless where there was q
steep bill to climb. At place called
Louvsoll the mayor heard I've had come
into the town, and lmtos med him that his
equipage came within the reach OF the
Grammont Law for the Protection oi
Animals. avery well, answered the Bel
gian, who was preparing to start, and he
ordered the dogs to get into the phae,or
and slt on the seat. while he drew them
They obeyed aud stayed there until the,
were beyond the bounds OF the commune,
where they descended to be harnesscd
To avoid crowds. who might think vel
TO take part with the dogs against theli
master, NJ Nantet kert clear OF larg'
towns At compeign he ,elegraphed TO
number of Belgians here at what time h
was likely to reach Paris, and they wen
out to meet him. When he was sightes
the dogs were going at brisk pace. liz
thinks they could have lone the iournc,
comfortably In live days, but as he Is a
much their friend as their owner he gave
them seven.-Paris Coz. London DAILY
NsEs.
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A nss bank sssbl,ery.

Sr LOUIS, Feb. i4.--A spseialto tho Re.
public irom Salem III. says that the g,en.est
excitement prevails over ihe robbery Of the
Salem National bank last night. Cracksmen
60. In the neighborhood Of sss, 600 10 cash and
securities. The safe proper was cracked BY
the use Of gun powder. The robbers must
have been In great hurry, as they leit a
quantity Of gold pieces scattered on the floor oi
the vault and overlooked al leabt $4,000 cur.
rency and securities,
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ra.al Prise Ylass.

DALLAS. Tex, Feb, I4.-Jake Kilrain and
his sparing troupe exhibited al the opera
house last night. James, Of Dallas, encouni--
ared Banxia, the combinations champion
light weight, for twenty five dollars, on con-
dition thet James should stay four rounds. In
the fourth round Bansla struck James In the
neck. knocking him limp on the sage James
was unable 10 rise. A physician WIS called,
bu, James died at ias3o this morning.
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BKcuS MOVING 10 the As
soria papers real estate market has begun
moving Ia a lively manner. w Hall, q
Tacoma, has recently bought twenty acres
In the Summit addition for $4,000 The
Oregon Land Go nave bought 100 acres
near the city. Sgs,ooo was paid for 10
acres near the city by Portland men and
viii be plated. In the first five weeks Of
the year 24S deeds were recorded trans
ferring S7sa,4Si.
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Tor Infants and Children.
the NAN ABOUT TOWN.

An Albany man has just received a let.
Ter from his brother IL The East, who has
just read about the blockade III the SILL
yous, and selia bin. VIC suspect somewhat
sareastlcally, tiiat Il must seem strange to
him In the beautiful Wiilawesis valley 10
be surrounded ard blocksGed BY SO much
snow. aud here sc are ~ u time three
hundred miles fon, The Diorkade, and IT
ibe time l. Was raiaing for keeps aud a
food
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SAN FRANcisco, Feb. i4.--W Wong All Hing.
who stabbed and killed his uncle. Wong Ming
Sec, last April, was hanged in The county jail
yard At neon 10 day. Hing spent The greater
part Of lasi night ID playing poker and singing
comic Chinese songs. About fos3o this morn.
ing he was taken 10 another cell on the upper
coftider, near the trap. He smiled at d few
visitors as he walked BY, and leisurely pulled a
cigar a. he surveyed the senfIoid.
The express on ofhls face rs The cap wai
pulled over Il WAS one Of interest rather thar
terror. Al Iaioa Hing dropped through III,
trap and was dead IN 4 few lninuleh.
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A FfRE AT JuxcTiox.-M A D Seal,
who returned on Saturday from trip to
Southern Oregon. gives us the particulars
OF big fire at Junction City, which vas
In its last stages as he passed that place
There had been big inasque bsli at he
hotel and supper after midnight Along
In the morning from some eause arising
from the fires in the stoves ali night, the
hotel caught on fire and ~as entirely
burned. with the r. q. and butcher shop
In the same building, and the general er-
chandlse store opposite. Other buildings
were saved by hard work.
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GuEssss.-There were oz7,453 persons
sent guesses TO the New York World as
10 the exact time IN which Nellie BLY,, The
intrepid little lady, would make her jour,
ney around TIE world. f. W. Stevens, Of
New York, was the successful guesser
lie guessed u days, q hours, II minute
and II as SECONDS. while the official time
given by the judges Of lhe contest was ~
days, g hours. II minutes and II seconds,
leaving Mr.. Stevens Just two.hfibs 0f
second out Of the way. This Il certainly
good guessing, and Il must be particularly
distressing to Thoinas Haitcn, who Il
beaten only one.fifth Of a second by the
successful Stevens. Halton made his
guess Of ~ days, 6 hours, II minutes and
i3 as seconds, while Nellie was on the
Pscifc Ocean, while the winner deferred
hts calculation until after the globe trosier
had surmounted the difficulties which she
met In the snow-bound Sierras II Il
eredItabie 10 the American guessing cap
10 recor1 ihrt more than one hundred and
fifty Of the competitors who sirove for the
Worlds prize came within fifteen seconds
Of the time. One man out In Detroit sent
IN his guess In phonograph. Mr. Stevens
will new receive from the World ticket
TO Europe, including yisit 70 London,
Paris, and y run down 10 Rome, with Sgso
spending mspey. The World, IN a dual
sense, 10 great advertiser.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. i6.--senalor Davis 10.
day introduced bin providing foi pensioning
at the rate Of sss per month from March 1, al
women army nurses during the late war. and
who fcndeied six months service In cam.
pnign, field, or IN general hospitals Women
who now receive pensions at rate Of less
than sss month shall have their pensions
Increased 10 that amount.
The deficiency appropriation bill has been
begun hy the house committee on applopfla-
iions. The largest item In this deficiency bill
win be about S3I, 500. 900 on account Of pc :
sions.
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socIALs. .-At the residence Of Mr. NJ
Irving last Friday The young people Of
the Y P $ c Z of the Presbyterian church
gave very entertaining social, greatly
enjoyed By those esent.
Al the w c T Y hall the Y's gave enc
OF their pleasing parties. pronounced a
success. Besides games and soeiahiiiiy a
short program. fol! Of interest, was ren-
dered.
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AN INvIrArios.-Chief Engineer Stew
art has received the following from Salem
You viii please extend an invitation to all
the iiremen of your city to attend bail to
be given here on the night of Feb. 2Ist by
the Tiger Engine 90 A ] Basey, John
knight, And. ew Coss, Com. on invitations.
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A cAspID RoBsgR are you
doing in that house at this time of nighia
The question was asked Of young man
who had just made his exit By means Of
a step-ladder and second story window
from the residence Of A ] Johnson, on the
Wall street hill In Astoria.
Looking at Police Officer McCauhy's
star. which giIssened In the halt moon.
light, the soung fnan said, 81 went in
there TO get Sss: knew II was there aud
I wanted IL. Pioneer.
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DIED.,

CRAWFORD--A. Portland, Sunday
morning, February !, 1890. .IionR H Craw.
ford, aged 81 years. Mr.. Crawford rep
resented Linn county In the state senate
senate from 1864 to 1881. He has re-
sided at Brownsville ever since I6y1, and
has been man of considerable promi-
nence In that locality. He leaves four
children 10 mourn his death.
ARNOLD-Near ScIo, Oregon, Feb i
1900, Virgil Arnold. son of VIM r and
lane Arnold, of lung fever, being at his
death II years, months and 4 days old.
lie protested hope Of a better life be-
yond this TO his parents. and was not afraid
to die.
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'TEI.EGRAPHIO NEWS


YREKA, Cal, Feb. IA. More slides have
occurred in the siskiyou mountains and IN con
sequence The local south bound train has not
len Ashland this morning.
A slide below Hamburg bar pushed a cabin
into the Klamath river drowning three China
men.
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A REMARgAuLg BASn.-Drumners al
WAYS axe our bands aad cities the best
and livest Ia the world. Tie following from
the Brownsville Timesis ], sample Of their
conduct: ave were talk ng with drum
fuer ono day this week whef he spoke Of
our band boys. When u that they had
been practice onihs ne could
ha, he had seen 4
hem play, but
cen. The
er
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Letter L.is..

Following s the list Of letters remaining in the Poet
Ones. Albany. Linn county. Oregon, Feb. ls 1900.
Persons calling for these letter. must give the date
which they were advert sod.
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MARRIED

soUTii-cRABTREE-At the resi-.
dence of P crabtree, on January a6,
1890. By ] II PerrysJ P, Mr. o B south
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Pianos.
Delmonica Restaurant.

CORNER FIRST AND ELLswoRTH sTs.
The undersigned having purchased the
old Herman Restaurant stand has opened
under the above ma ne = first-cIass rcstau-
,ant We are prepared 30 furnish meals
for parties or danccs on shert notice. Oys.
ters served In every style. eastern or coast;
al kinds nf hsh knowA ia tho market.
Employ only frs-cIass felp. and waiting
will bs prompt and courteous. Reqular
meals 25 cts. Coffee of frst.cIass quality
end cup Of coffee aud cake at from 5 10 10
cts. ] am we'll known in this city and re-
quest the tJzeDs TO give me = call.
SAM GsETs, Proprietor.
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The man about town has jpsi been read
ing copy u tie Llcensed vieiualIers
Mirror, London, Il Is a real funny kind
Of a paper and las aincpg many cue
things long article o. our friend Bar
NUNS inonsirous sEo~. which rsveais the
identity Of The sender That or numer-
ous readers may get taste of real
English paper, the N A r has clipped the
two funniest ihings IT, The paper: bnt il
viii take sou long time 10 work up a
laugh over them.
u once quite seriously inquired Of an
engine driver how IL happened that so
many accidents happened durirg the
Christmas holidays. He replied with a
grim smile that he supposed II was 10 sup
ply the public With nincc meat
ain 4 recent bankinp.cy case. the un-
fortunate debtor attributed his failure 10 a
too frequent attendance at fairs, church
bazaars and other swindles Of that kind. =
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A little thing viii sometimes make a
persen blush. An Albany school na'am
had just give her pupils deserved lecture
on running school books and was enlarging
on their cos; 70 their parents, when a
youngsscr broke in Z:
sYon'ii think they cost something your
SELF when you get married ard have 10 buy
them for your children
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The iAw Of supply and demand has
never been better ilIustraied than during
the high water. when men gladly gave 50
dents for an Ofegonian that they would
sometimes spurn when trains were run
ming on time and Harvey Was riding his
high horse.
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o1s1o1sl. .1r.... 81" ,I.ss sSa ~ IFsrsssei.eo.
PORTLAND ana So -----.ss
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Arrested for Rsbsery.

Corvallis. Or, Feb, i3.-Adam Baum
berger was to-day arrested for Tobbing Hugh
Mckenzie Of eight dnllax In house Of IN
fame here. lie appeared before Justice Carr
lisle. and viii have On examination 10 -srorsow.
The evidence Is strong agalns. him. While
the marshal was auekiing him he offered 10
give some Of the moncy back.
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ckAwpoRDsyfLLr Arkansas, Fet. to-
Miss Ada Gass. daughter oi prominent eili-
sen, this morning was found dead Ia field.
She had been assaulted and murdered. having
been struck with haiehes and sho, through
the body. Suspicion pointed 10 Geo coryeni.
distant relative Oft the family. Ills wife said
he came home intoxicated las, night and told
her he had outraged and murdered Miss Gass.
The nfariated people seized Convent, took
him 10 the scene of,he murder, and with an
axe cut oil bis arms and then served his head
from bis body.