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The herald., 1894-03-29
HOWARD GoULD's FIANOEE.

she Gives an Account of Her Family
History.
New YORK, March 2e.-The statement
that Howard Gould, third son of the
late Jay Gould, and Miss Odette Tyler,
the young actress, were engaged to be
married, was confirmed today by Mr..
Gould and Miss Tyler heraelf She was
found after rehearsal at the the theater
this morning.
"The statement thst Mr.. Howard
Gould and are engaged to be married
is correct" she said. "We have been
engaged about a month. The engage
ment was formed in Washington.
fret met Mr.. Gould in Portland, Ore,
two years ago, when was playing there.
l do not know when we will be married.
We have not discussed that matter yet"
Miss Tyler is not a Tennessean, as
stated, but Georgian. She said: II WAS
born in Savannah. My father was Gen.
w. W. Kirkland. He served in the civil
war, where he got his rank. My grand
father was General Hardee, the author
OF Hardee's Military Tactics, and he
also served in the Confederate army.
When l was about IL years old I was
sent from Savannah to a convent at
Guelph, Ontario. l remained there
about five years. When lett the con-
vent l came to this city and went on the
stage"
NASHVILLE, Tenn. March 2S.-The an
nouncement that Howard Gould is en-
gagged to marry Miss Kirkland, a daugh-
ter OF General Kirkland, has mystified
Tennesseeans. There is no General
Kirkland in this part OF the state. Miss
Kirkland is known here only in her pro.
fessionsl capacity.
The herald., 1894-03-29
AN IRISH sH1NDY.
Directors OF the Fresman's journal
Have n Falling Out

Directors OF the Fresman's journal
Have n Falling Out.T.ae@
DUBLIN, March 28.-There was q
crowded meeting yesterday OF the share
holders OF the Freeman's Journal.
Thomas Sexton, NJ. P, who spoke, Sc
vsrely criticised the action OF the direct
ore, complaining that in spite of loss oI
money there was no spirit OF economy
shown.
John Dillon said this was his last day
in the board OF directors, and denounced
Mr.. Healy's scheme to guarantee dvi-
de nde as bogus plan
Throughout Mr.. Dillon's speech there
were frequent Interruptions and num-
Der Of exciting scenes. Healy, who fol-
lowed, bitterly attacked Dillon, declaring
that he had not penny invested in
the paper. Healy was also frequently
interrupted, but the majority of the
directors sided with him.
The herald., 1894-03-29
ooxEY,s. COMING ENr.
They Have Rough Marching but Ample

They Have Rough Marching but Ample
Food and Shelter.
ALLIANCE, o., March ~2S. --Coxey's
army broke camp after a good night
on clean straw and q plentiful breakfast
of fried ham and pork, bread and coffee.
At 9 O'Clock this morning they had lett
with 1913 men in line, by actual count.
The next camp will be at Salon, 1S
miles distant. It was scheduled to
reach there by 2 p. M. but the thaw of
yesterday followed by freeze last night
rendered the roads rough and the end Of
the journey WAS not reached on time.
GAREIELD, O., March 20 --The weary
Coiumonweal array struggled into Boloit
The herald., 1894-03-29
NEW rELEPHoNn COMPANIES.
Six Different Articles of IncOrpO ration
Filed at Prescott, Ariz.

Six Different Articles of Incorporation
Filed at Prescott, Ariz.
PREscoTr, Ariz., March 2S.-Articles
ofincorporation OF six different telephone
companies have been filed with the re-
corder of this county, the outgrowth of
the expiration OF the patent on the Bell
telephone. The present company is
called the Standard Telephone company.
and the sub-incorporations cover all the
states and territories. The incorporators
are Thurlow Weed Barnes, Allen T. Nye
and Charles Straus of New York. The
companies are incorporated under the
laws of Arizona on account of being more
favorable and less expensive than any
other state or territory. The stock Of
corporations is nos taxed in tAis tsrTi-
tory.
The herald., 1894-03-29
A ReceIvsr wanted

OMAHA, March 2S.-Robert Il. Ham
ilton, an attorney of Kansas City, rep.
resentiDg 81 500, 600 bonds of the Ameri-
cad National Water Works company Of
Kansas City held in the east, was before
Judge Caldwell today asking for q re-
ceiver for the company. Judge Caldwell
said he would soon designate time for
the hearing.
The herald., 1894-03-29
New York Republloana.

New YonK, March 2S,-The Bliss
Root committee OF this city. which is
engaged In reorgsnizing the Republican
party in this city and state, held a
largely attended meeting tonight.
Speeches were made by Elihu Root and
Joseph Choate. The list OF vice.
presidents was large, and included al
most every name OF prominence in the
Republican party of the state.
The herald., 1894-03-29
HELD TO ANS WEIR.
Fredericks to Be Tried for the Murder of
Herrick.

Frederlcks to Be Tried Tor tho Murder OF
Herrick.
SAN Francisco, March 28.-William
M. Fredericks was today held to answer
by Police Judge Joschimson for the
murder OF Cashier Herrick last Friday.
Great interest was manifested in the
examip alton. the court room being 80
crowded that police were required to
maintain order. Murmurings could be
heard to the effect that lynching was
too good for him. The witnesses called
gave testimony in no essential respect
differing from the facts OF the case al
ready published.
The herald., 1894-03-29
BrAxiIIan Advicaa.

Rio DE JANEIRo, March 28.--The for.
eign Office authorities deny that Presi-
dent Peixoto has revived the imperial
DEGREES OF 1888 and 1851, allowing the
execution, without trial. Of persons who
have taken part in rebellion against
the government or who have aided or
abetted persons engaged in rebellion.
The deaths from yellow lever now
average 20 per day.
The herald., 1894-03-29

Often we hear it said, Il have never
been we'll since had the grippe" Kill
mer's Swamp Root cures all after effects.
For sale at of d Vaughn's, 4th & Spring
streets, and ali other drug stores.
The herald., 1894-03-29

F tsgerald, music dealer, has removed
10 1lS South Spring street.
The herald., 1894-03-29

Tooth brushes. A complete line, and
we sell them at 10. 10, 20, %. 35, 40 and
30 cts.. and guarantee every brush. Lit
sboy's pharmacy, 81 S. Spring at.
The herald., 1894-03-29
OUR PoSTOFFIcE.

POSTMASTER VAN DUSEN
APPEARS BEFORE THE CHAT
Der OF COMMERCE WITH
LOCAL POSTAL STATISTICS.
The herald., 1894-03-29

deN. FRYE'S INDUSTRIAL
AR1Y PArlIsHED IN TEXAS
coxEY'S ARMY LIVING ON THE
PAT oF THE LAND IN OHIO.
The herald., 1894-03-29

To this the governor replied: "You
are advised that the state OF Texas
stands by it's notice to you Of yesterday,
and will not multiply words on this
subject"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-03-23
SATURDAY
AND ARRoA-


| 80 Az iGh'E 1St.
Basket ball in the y MCa toniob,
You can 90 30 Chicago from Albany anf
stop of at the Mld@ inter fair. for ar r1
Sfas White and Alvin Riggs. O,
Brownsville, we're fined S. piece TO,
disturbing areligious meeting.
The Scientific American unde, ,ps
heading IAN Oregon Diamord" tells Of a
genuine diamond found a. Orcs on. wis
Edward Cox Of Swee;Home. aad George
Pngh OF Holly, were Gned S piece for
| stealing some sgTdines from a store in
Brownsville.
Inc vir'ue OF the kindergarten Is in the
iact thit II 5sts nature ans naiurai forces
to bring on' and d=ve Up The naruIal.in
hefent powers Of child.
TIE contract for 'he Astoria r,II,oad
was TO be signed TO-DAY There have been
several niiches but the clotds are now
passing away.
Under an arrangement made several
n'oSths ago ali tie college presidents in
Oiesoa are % dsaiger lte;uTes before ali
the colleges IN The fisie. 4 good idea.
Several men have BEEN selling Browns
vlii~ oolrn Mill goods on the sound and in
fortlanI for i=ported goods, getting an
ettfa price for them. This is guile a com.
Piimeni to the Ec.iu.,s Of the Eagle mills.
Lee Tyler has purchased half interest
l.. she ha'dSaTe store Of o p Hyd=. The
sock IS bein invuict and LIE wiIIraAe
control In few days.-H4rrisourg Cour-
Ter.
Considerabie difficulty vas experienced
In ob,ai7ing jury 10 ,ry The Black mur-
Ger case. Daily seven jugyme acre Sc
iected 'fcfn The original Y-Hirr and Sheriff
Shaituck made trip 10 Williams creek
Monday afternoon for number ,f tax
payers 10 select fSJn. J 81 Sorneys. an
attorney from Lebanon, assists yr Benson
tn the prosecution. .-Graa.,s Pass Courier
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Miss Clara Dayis wen, to Salem this neon
70 spend Sunday with Mr. & y Dagis and
family.
John Holman wezt to Salem this nom.
and on monday will Ieage with his wife and
daughter Tor a months TIP to tie Mid
winter fair
Llnenses have l-en issued for the mar.
rlage Of Mr. Elmer Wagsta.f and Mrs
Rachel IAporte. both Of Albanv, and Mr
jasper II heeaey and Miss Zegta Ames.
Attorney Souers returned TO-DAY from
Grants Pass where lie had been 20 rl.,5s..-
cute Black for the mursier ot R!oe several
months ago The jury bro1ght in The YER
dict of guilty q u.anslaughier.
Il ( L Ank spent a dsy Or two in tozn
last week He n2s t.en developing the
Albany Co mining property on Mt Ren-
ten, but too much wstL- hzs put a TEN
por2ry stop 10 l-1reeiings.-Grants Pass
Courier
Mr. C0'lias Els;us wen. to Oregon Cisv
ilis Econ.
Mrs EalI arrived II Albany this noon
from Deer Lodge, Mon, aud will take
charge of the elocu'ionary departr ent OF
The Albany College on Mondzy. Mrs
Earl comes highly recommended.
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ATE J.
GATEa. Ore. Mar. Ih. "a

| bATEr, DFe, Mar. ID, "a
/. The democrats Of Horeb precinct organ
lied q club at the hall on Wednesday
The chairman il Charles Work, secretary
Mr. Newlazd Of Mill City. Delegates {
Marion county convention, Chas Work am
William Sullivan.
The republican clnb had Capt Sandersol
Ot Talent address the people Of Gates ant
vicinity last Monday evening On the con
ditlon Of the country and its cause ans
remedy. from republican standpoint. A
TIE closing Of his speech he asked Wher,
the populists stood On the tariff question
4 { Neal arose and asked permission fol
populist to answer the gentleman, which
was gracionsly refused.
Politics is the sole topic Of conversation
at present. although the past weeks have
been politically hot. the coming one
pronliae to be more 50.
In the argument Of Capt Sanderson hs
sad that the Oregon delegation in congress
was in favor Of the white metal as money
That Is nothing but a bait to catch votes
as Dolph Is moEometallist, while Her.
mann did not attend the extra session oi
congress which completely knocked the
nnderpinning out Of silver for the present,
while Ellis did not vote for the free coin
age Of silver until the ratio was % 10 /
which would make a silver dollar load
Tor person to carry. Altogether the
captains argument was not very well b1I-
tered with facts.
The main cry Of the republicans is loss
Of confidence II the presen financial de-
preston Is caused by loss Of confidence j,
knocks that assertion in the head which
fays the majority can rule President
Cleveland and the democratic party were
pl' into power BY majority Of the poo
Pc which gives the lie 10 the protectionists
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81

Both the method and results s.l,e
Syrup of Figs is taken; IL Is pleezaa.
and refreshing to the taste, end act
gently yet promptly On the KidneYs
Liver and Bowels, clea.ses the -
tenn cfectuslly, d;speIs colds, he'd
aches ard feyers and cures habituaI
constipation. Syrup Of Frs Is tIe
only remedy of its kind ever DC
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt a
lis action and truly beneficial In it's
effects, prepared only fruD the n,osr
healthy and agreeable subzsszces. .ss
many excellent qualities commend Il
to all and havo mado it the mat
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is fc- sale IL 80,
and 81 bottles by al leadi.g drug
gists- ANY reliable druggist No
may not have it on hand vii pro-
cure ii promptly for any one who
wishes to try it Do not accept anE
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG syrup 60
sac F2kgcssc0. ckL.
LOUISVILLE n EEY TosS ST.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-03-23

AK Oriental LgCrrgEg. Prof B
Nargaraar, Of Bombay. has lscture.i in sey-
eral places in 0reeo- Here Is the cream
Of has dissertation: :hs oacideut looks
upon life As struggle fo- existeane: man
Is obliged 10 s:r3rgle. not only with the
elements IN nature. bat with ;hos. amongst
wnom be Is ho-a- The Orient, upon tie
other hand. looks upon life a nothing
bu; TIE preparation q the life that Is 70
come. the w.4l;luS-ruon in q great station.
where the arrival Il tie train that i 10
carry Us all i awaited. Thus the eastern
tlaI Is oonienaT4asIve. ueliia.iFe and emo
I 'lonAl. while the western man relies upon
/ the logical, the scIen;itc. iSssksnc in tie
| nconshine Of day. husky l0-;c.a stranger to
1 the warmth and depth ot emotion. The
east and tae wes; mus. Ei,eet again ard ex.
change the coai ;ha, each possesses. lie;
me designate the po-.dent bv relson and
| the Orient by faith ! HOS: humbly invite
/ ycl 20 study into cur literature. cur history
/ and our institutions, tha; our own live,
may harmonic with the great increment ID
| mite these two currents CT human civiliza.
iion tia: have - long I'm each by itzelf =
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-03-23
AUsscnater Converted

WAsuINeToN, March l4.-Every United
States senator found in his mail yesterday
a little package of religious tracts, en-,
circled by rubber band, and bearing on
It's face the words Compliments of S
Blackburn, This was the popular Ken
lucky senator's device for announcing tc
his associates that he had abandoned for
ever his old life and entered upon new
and nntried existence as the result of tn,
convicting eloquence of Evangelist Mood,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-03-23

INTERESTED IN OREGON In these quie,
times We hardly realize that the matter oi
immigration to this state is being pushed.
The record If the clerk ct the board of i'm.
migration at Portland. for February, speaks
like this; Visitors to the rooms, - ;inqui.
ring letters received, ,I2; reduced railw ~
fares issued, -; inquiries for farm lands
IS. A large amount of literature was dis.
tributed, as follows Portland Consolidated
42r: Resources of Oregon, oS7; horticul-
tural board reports, iS5; farm lists, $50
German pamphlets, 2oS; birb's-eye view,
of Portland, 2o1; chamber of commerce re
ports. 81; circular on manufacturing, I2S
The letters of inquiry were from IS differ
cot states and territories. and ftom Canad;
and England
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-03-23
Carriage Faetsry Sold

CosvALL:s, Ore, aarch l5.-Corvsllis
Carriage & Wagon factory was sold at
auction this afternoon. The stock oil
vehicles and all materials togsther with
the factory buildings and plant brought
$l9, COL. c Brace, of st Louis bid in
the property for syndicate OF creditors
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-03-23

Rgv q + HAYES preached a most i'm
pressive sermon last evening at the
United Presbyterian church, to good
audience why halt ye between two
opinions" was the suggestive text,
Elijah settled the halting, vacillating
lsraelites by the prayer test, and by that
test also. should those who are halting
between loving for Chust, or living fol
the world, settle this all important Ques
| tion.
"0nce TO every man and nation comes
q moment TO decide" "To-day,if We viii
hea, my voice harden not your hearts. 81
Come to o.night and hea. the word
Services at 7:So, Bible reading eact
day at 3 O'Clock. All persons are cordi
! ally welcome.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-03-23
THE UNITED PgrsBYrERlAx church vas

THE UNIFIED PREsBYTERIAN ChurCh vas
81 ei u over6owing l5st evening Christians
Of ali denominations were present The Al
b3ny Social club attended in BODY. which
was a gTea. qualification 10 the ladies' who
invited them Evanreslstic services will bes
continued Throughout the coming week and
on Tuesday An all day prayer meeting will
o. held. On Sabbath. services at II 4 m
will lie conducted by Rev T J Wilson. his
subject. The Time to Decide" In the
evening. Rev Mr. Little will conduct the
meeting. All are invited. and will b-s cor.
daily welcomed.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-03-23

I he first OF series OF four lectures
was given at the Nj + Church last night
by Rev G w Cue, ID D, of Grace NJ +
church, Portland, to an audience oi
about rs people. The subject was
"Reminiscences Of the Var" the speak
er said an old one. The thirty years
since the war is the longest peace the
country has experienced. He regretted
1t was ever necessary for war to occur as
il had wiped out million young men
| who with their descendants would have
made far better citiZeEs than the hordes
that nave crossed the ocean, an element
that might be spared, The speaker
spoke feelingly of the south, and Of
smoothing over the past and maxing a
united nation, referring to the fact of
the pure American blood in the south
and the very mixed blood in the north.
When the war began the south
had tae best drilled men, Sidney
johnson the best ir the U S, Lee, Jacx-
son, etc. lie referred to the attitude
OF England and Canada, and remarked
At the fact that England always gets her
hands burned when she fools with the
U 5, the war costing her Sl5.500, 900
paid to the U S.
DR. Cue gave graphic account OF the
manner in which his and other COM
panies were mustered in at Peoria, Ill.
the camp meeting excitement, the good
bye Kiss and hug, and the feeling that
his death warrant had been signed
Then they crossed into Kentucky, and
in his account the speaker vas very
candid and admitted tina. the members
OF an army were glad the enemy was
gone when they reached the place
DIR Cue was the youngest chaplain in
the U 5 army. When he saw the am
ount OF card playing, dancing and
rooster fighting going on he made up his
mind that he had a big job on hand.
WheR matters were quiet he could
hardly muster an audience; but the
night before a battle they were ali out
to services.
His account of the first battle was
graphic. 1t was up the Iazoo river,
approaching Vicksburg. and on his part
seems to have been spent in dodging
bombs. There are very few who would
not like TO be out OF il eTeu during the
excitement. Then came Vicksburg. and
DIR Cue was in the city during its CUR
render. The las, contest in which he
was engaged was at Spanish Fort op-
posite Mobile. Ii was the 10Th army
corps, and not the 18th as has been
CLAIMED, that made the gallant assault.
While here Lee surrendered. The
war began with the flag going down at
Sumpter and ended with it's going up al
the same place. The speaker paid
glowing tribute to the American flag
and said that today the people Of the
south would stand a. Loyalty by il as
those of the north. Il should be
everywhere. emblemaiic Of our loyalty
10 the creates. government on earth.
On the subjec; of flags the Doctor has
published an illustrated book, said 10 be
the completest OF any work published on
the subject
Rev Cue is an eloquent speaker. and
pleased the audience with his fairness
and cloocence.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-03-23
TIE MODERN WAY

Commends itselfto the we'll formed, to do
Pleasantly and effectually what was 70, m
erly done in the crudest manner and dis
agrecably as well. To cleanse the system
and break up colds. headaches and levers
without unpleasant after effects, use the
delightful liquid laxative remedy, syrup of
Figs.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-03-23

WAITED 4 ADAY.-The Lebanon Express
usually goes to press Thursday evening,
This week it WAS Friday evening when
the forms were locked up. Just before
this was done the editor p-nned the fol-
lowing item, Born 10 the ~ifs Of II \
kirkpatrick, boy; weight, 10 pounds. >
thus getting a scoop on the very impor-
tant item. 1t Is not often an editor hold:
his paper back a day for a born item.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-03-23

GARDEN SEEDS. Every body should
have garden. Are you one who will i.
Then so to Stewart L Sox Hardware Co
and make your selection from fresh supply
Of all the seeds in the market, the largest
stock in the city.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-03-23

VINO DID IT AxTwAT.-The Lebanon
Express SAYS: The grand jury has again
refused 10 indict John Marks for burgariz-
ing the house Of his brother. VIM MARKS. By
this action the grand iury refuse to believe to
te true the charges that nave been twioe
made By Ar Marks family and by himself.
Ibis second refusal 10 believe their storv
should satisfy them that in the belief of the
grand jury Il Eas not Jno. MARKS who
PLACED those articles IN John bed and uu-
der John sruokehouse. From EXPRESSIONS
let drop by the grand jury and by the pros
e-uting officers. il may be possible that the
next grand jury will be called upon to en-
qulre who did put those articles On John' :
premises. That u the question that inter
ests the taxpayers Of this county. who have
paid already several b, rdred dollars 10 a.
sIzt this faroe. II John is innocent, as the
grand jury belieyes, then some On. has put
up this isb. Who i this man. OF these
men. The ingenuity shown 10 convict
John may be called into play to save them
selves-from the place where they tried to
put Johl-in the penitentizry
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-03-23

A W Charlton, OF Lakeview, was in
the city to-day on his way home from
the populist state convention.
DIR A Mackey went to Sheridan this
noon in the interest of the A o L w. EX
poets to return to Albany tomorrow night.
w f Yates received letter yesterday
from Barney Martin, who requested the
former gentleman to gather up his books
and belongings in Corvallis. He wanted
to get them together on account OF his
health failing very rapidly. Mr. Martin is
now at Brownsville.
On Wednesday evening many of the
| friends of the Misses kla and Martha
Risley and Stella Rankin assembled at the
home of NC w Rislev. Games, cards and
dancing were the order of the evening
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs West.
brook, Mr. and Mrs Risley, Mr. and Mr.:
Homer Phillips, Mrs Lucy Hays, Misse:
Myrtle Miller, Laura Trabont. Minnie
Fuller, Rachael Deakins, Cora Thompson
Eta Dickerson, Mya Westbrook, Berthi
Wallace, Pearl Cameron, Ella, Martha anC
Eta Risley and Stella Rankin. Messer
James Hunter, Frank Walsh, Jack Roscoe
| Ed Mitchell, Homer Mitchell, A Pence
Fred Fisher, Bert Veal, Ed Sacry. Will
Hand, Will Nolan, Will Hawkins, Her
man Swart, Menn Swart, Walter Worrel
Albert Schumacher, Earnest Ketchum, Ber
Crawford, Roma McCully, Harry Craw
Orlando, Neland, Alfred Brookman, Johl
Cartwright, Lorenzo Ross, Fred Ross an
MIR Van Valkinburg.
l=GW w Isham has written the centrJ
committee of the peoples party that h
would not accepl the nomination of couu
ty at SCISSOR which he received ut the coun
ty convention last Friday. y.-H,rrisbur
Courier.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-03-23

.XNANTED Pushing Canvaser Of good
wv dress. LIBERAL salary and exr renses
paid weekly; Permanent petition. BROWN
BROS. co = Nurserymen. Portland Ore
gon!
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Sh,loh's Cure. the great cough and Group
ure, is for sale by Us. Pocket size contains
Twenty-Five ,ses, only e5c. Children laveit
oshAy ( Mason.