The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-03-29
A Supreme Commander Coming.

Considerable interest is being taken
in the arrival in Albany next Monday o.
Hon. d. p. Markey, supreme Commander
of the Maccabees of the world. 4 re.
ception will be rendered Mr.. Markey in
the evening at the opera house, when q
program OF much merit will be presented
DIR. ]. l.. Hill will act as master OF cere.
monies. The program will be opened
with an instrumental selection; invoca-
ton by Rev. ]. 4. Albeit: opening ode
by the choir of the Maccabees, address
of welcome by Mayor Finn; song by
quartet; address by Mr. Markey, LAWYER
of prominence and ex-speaker of the
house of representative OF michigan: yo-
cal solo; address by Chas. W. Hodes.
Sir Knight Deputy Supreme Commander,
closing ode by the choir and benediction.
4 jefferson City, Missouri paper saws of
Mr.. Markey: "Hon. d. z. Markey, Su-
preme Commander of the Knights of the
Maccabees, delivered lecture at the
Methodist church in this city on the 18th
instance, which elected much praise for
speaker and the order he represents. The
church was filed TO its utmost capacity
by an intelligent audience who listened
intenty 10 every word from the distin-
guished speaker, through his lecture OF
an hour, and were delighted TO learn of
the benevolent association and its work
ings and the great good il was doing
for those whom aiiiiction ovcrtakcs,
1t is not often that our citizens are
treated to such r lecture, and that
they appreciated it is evidenced By the
large number present and the attention
given"
The reception committee is J. s. Van
Wrinkle, \. NJ. Newport and DIR. NJ. II.
Ellis, the invitation committee John
Z. Z. Win and y. NJ. New-
port.
Mrs. W. X. Biain is i'll with scarlet
fever.
Mr. Bart Allen. the veteran prohibi-
ZIONIST OF Halsey, was in the city today
Robert A. Pinker;on, the detective. a
son of the original :Wm. 4. Pinkerton. Is
in Portland.
DR.. Chapman, of the State University,
viii lecture in the college chapel tomor-
row evening
Miss Netiie Ashby went TO Albany
this morning where she will take charge
Of millinery store for her aunt. Mrs
Ashby.-Salem Journal.
Miss Nellie Callahan. OF Portland,
sister OF Mr.. Jas. Callahan, OF this city,
Corvallis on visit with relatives there.
Coils. Riblan and Yoran, OF the o. y. |
g. End regiment, arrived in Albany this
uoon and will inspect F Co. and the hos
pital corps tonight.
DR.. ]. V. Gaff was discharged in Port
land, for want OF testimony and with his
wife left for Oakville, where they are
now visiting previous 10 their departure
for California, where they will hereafter
reside.
Mr.. Wash Phillips, of Scio, was in the
city today on his way home from a trip
TO Alsea- He was accompanied by VIII
liam Douglas, who will 90 to Palouse
City, Iowa for care and medical treat
ment.
The senior and junior classes OF the
Albany College were entertained in a
nice manner by Miss Mary Williams
last Saturday evening. Besides games
and lunch choice program was rem
dered consisting OF the recital of THE
Culprit" by Ollie Baltimore; Thusan,
by Arthur Foshay; Lady Glare De We're
by Edna Breckenridge; and recitation
by Miss William.
The Review force will miss Prof. /. y.
Liggett when his term OF school is ont in
Prinsville. The Professor is an exper-
fenced newspaper man. His counsel and
timely assistance has stood us in hand
many times during.,he winter just passed.
The Claypool district has been fortunate
enough to secure his services to teach
3-months' school as soon as his term is
out in Prineville.-Prineville Review.
The Little Rock (Arkansas) Democrat
of recent date announces the death OF
Major A. G. Gaines, in 72nd year. Mr..
S. Clark writes OF him: He was the
eldest son OF Governor John =. Gaines,
who came out as governor OF Oregon in
1850. He remained here until 1854,
when he returned to Little Rock, where
he resided so years. His brother Abner
2 Gaines, resides at Corvallis.
The Tidings tells of an Oregonian
abroad: Mr.. and Mrs. Max Pracht ar
rived in Manchester, England. on the 9TH
inst. according TO letter which their
children in Ashland received day or
two ago. Manchester, the great English
manufacturing city, will be Mr.. Pracht' e
headquarters during his stay in England
as the representative OF the American
Winding Co. Mr.. Pracht writes that he
found upon opening his letter of in
structions from the company. after get
ting out upon the broad Atlantic, that
the company had more confidence il
him than he had in himself and that hii
instructions would carry him to England
France, Germany, Russia, Belgium
Italy, Spain and Sweden.
On his return journey he expects Il
travel with Mrs. Pracht via the Sue
canal and the Orient home, realizing
long cherished desire to complete cir