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The Red Cloud chief., 1895-10-18
Austrian journalism.

There Is a telephone newspaper now
being published" daily In euda Pesth,
the details of which I will send you In
a future letter. 1t has a large and in
creasing circulation" and Is beating all
the printed journals. The price ia only
two cents and 1t is making money.
A. ID.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-10-18
Yokahoma Correspondence.

TIE iOTcisH CcIle-
terry in Yokohama
is we'll worth visit
ing and studying.
II is a picturesque
spot, covering the
north side Of what
is known a. the
"Bluh." II Is tor
raced and beauti-
fully kept, the fol-
iage being pecu-
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-10-18
French Coffee.

A French journal thus itemized the
ingredients of French coffee: Roast
ed horse liver, roasted black walnut
sawdust, and caramel, or burned SUI
gar"
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-10-18
MISUNDERSTANDING
NAviCATES AIR OR SEA AND
oLiDEs OVERLAND.
A. Least, That IL what IL Claimed
This Latest Ambitaon Inventor would
Copy the flight Of Birds-Controlied
by = MOtor.

HE ancient astron-
omers who named
the consultations
were but prophets
OF a later age. They
placed a wagon In
the heavens. and
the strange. amor
p h o u creation
which strikes the
readers eye on this
page is a confrma-
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-10-18

well. We have a feminine attorney
among us now said n Plttsburg
lawyer to another, YES" was the re-
ply. "Wha relation Is she TO us-a
ssster-in-!aw?' P!ttsburg Chronicle
Telegraph.
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-10-18
A Henpeckea Hero.

"A hero OF a hundred battles-"
She cried. admiring him through her
tears.
Indeed. ! am" he murmured sadly.
For I've been married twenty years
The Red Cloud chief., 1895-10-18
In FAR OFF JAPAN.
SoHN A. COCKRILL WRITES OF
THE COUNTRY.

1he foseign Cemetery In Yokohama
1A<A~stc story OF the sinking os the
Cshsi states steamer Oneida by .
s~rv-~Aoecus English Captain.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-03-01
Local Institute At HaIsey.

As had been previously announced A
local institute was held in Halsey begin
ing at 80 p. m. Friday, Feb. % and
continued until IL 80 the next day.
promptly at the appointed hour forty
teachers were present besides a large
number oi the patrons of the Halsey
scnoos- The program was opened bY a
well rendered cornet solo By Mr.. Chas.
MeCuilough oi Halsey. After some in
sroduc.ory remarks by Supt Rutherford,
Proi. Michner OF Brownsville read n pa-
per on the subject History" The na-
per Was discussed at length By Profs,
Gibson, Tilton, Miss Maxwell, Or. Chap
man and others.
Next the subject OF sReport canis,,
vas introduced by Miss Maxwell of Al
hany public schools. Miss Maxwell did
not favor the use OF report cards. The
subject was discussed by Profs. Michner.
Reeves, Supt. Rutherford and others.
most OF whom favored in some way the
use OF report cards as , means OF COM
mnnieasion between teacher and parent.
At O'Clock the meeting Was adjourn
ed 90 meet :. : 80 p. m. in the VI. f..
church. By 80 large and aplrgcia-
tive audience had assembled a: the
church 20 hear the rendering of the pro-
gram. Prof. Reeves called the meeting
20 order by announcing song by the
choir, next followed select reading by
Miss CaAra Harker OF Halsey schools,
then : qusrtete. s.Riycr Mouth Rocks. -
l'y Whittier, vas beautifully recited BIZ
Mise 6rzch Stafford Of Halsey public
sehc&s. DR.. Chapman, Pres. OF the
University oi Oregon, was then intro
dnccd 80 the audience. He spoke for
lorty-;iye minutes On the subject OF high
CT ciueation showing ihe possibilities OF
an education and what higher education
had done for the country and what il i
doing today. The Dr.. is . pleasi ug
speaker and his Discourse Was highly ap-
preciated by the audience. An invita-
tion Was extended 20 all visiting teach
crs and friends 10 repair TO the school
building where lunch had hscn pre-
pared by the papllsaf ihe school, over
20 were present. The time till IL 30
O'Clock was spent n music and oouver-
sziion.
Saturday a. IA. the program was
opened IN 3 song America by the
audience, then followed a general dis
crssion ON shipping and soolding." A
paper on Geography" was Rad BY Prof
Water Of Harrisburg, and he discussed
the topac in thorough and oomprehen-
slyc way thus leaving the impression
among the teachers that be is master Of
his profession.
sup'i. Rutherford requested to know
the sense al the teachers regarding the
time and place Of holding the next in
stiiute, after general discussion il was
voted to hold the county institute in Al
hany about the first Eeek in April. Sups.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-03-01
COUNTY TRAGEDY
John Mcdowell Shoots His Son.in.
Law John McCalb.

| Corvallis, Or, Feb. 9th, 10 40 n. IN
1T is reported FROM the Summit, {
small station about 25 fpiles west OF Cor.
wallis in the burnt woods district Just
over the line in Lincoln county, that
John McCaib was shot and almost in.
stantly killed by his father-in-law, John
Mcdowell.
There seems to have been trouble for
some time between McCalb and his wife,
which finally ended yesterday by Nc
Alsowell having McCalb. arrested on the
charge Of assault and battery on his
wife.
The trial came off yesterday in Justice
Lukey's court, OF Little Elk, in which
McCalb was acquitted. Mcdowell and
family went home ahead OF McCalb and
the followed with the ayowed intention
OF taking his children who were with his
wife st his fathcr-in-law's. He rode up
to the Mcdowell place on horseback and
called from the gate, asking ii his chill
dren We're there, to which he was an
swered by Mcdowell that they were. He
thereupon said that he had come for
them and would take them, when Nc
Dowell told him be could not have them,
and II is understood from reports 80 far,
that Mcdowell Immediately fired load
OF buckshot, striking McCalb and his
horse, the horse became unmanageable
and threw McCalb of. As he fell he tried
to get up, saying "you have not downed
me yet" when Mcdowell rushed out
with a revolver and fired three more
shots all taking effect in Mccaib's side.
McDosell is seventy-three years old,
while McCalb is q young man. Nc
Dowell claims he shot McCalb through
fear that he would be oyerpowe.ed il he
allowed him to get too close.
!fMeCaib was not armed and from the
information SO far it is thought that the
killing was not exactly justtitiable. The
last three were revolver shots. The cor
oner has been sent for and the inquest
will be held today.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-03-01
The Cloverdale School.

The Ooveuiale school. across the river
from Albany, closed its spring term on
last Friday night with appropriate exer-
cises. Under the management OF Mrs.
A. j. Alphine, OF this city, the school
has made marked progress and patrons
were universally pleased. The program
as rendered was good one from be-
ginning to end. 1t was as follows:
Song of Welcome.
ga Bunch of Golden Keys" concert.
Marrying Poetess'', dialogue.
Ida Reese, what I Know, recitation.
Alice Staal, "Chatter Box" recitation.
The Church Organ, recitation.
Temptation, !" dialogue.
Joseph Hopper, "Similie Simulibus. -
recitation.
Katie Kelly, recitation.
Clyde Hughes, "What I've Learned, ~
Florence Dawes, s'Guilty or not Gull
ty," recitation.
Song-Phebe aud Frances Evans.
Mary Reese, ''Miss Edith Helps Things
Along" recitation.
Ten Little Chickens, concert.
Clara Hopper, "My Mothers Bible, !"
recitation.
Hear Dem Bells, song.
Phebe Evans, recitation.
Cecil Wygant, recitation.
1.-THE Recitation" /" dialogue.
!, Louiza Hopper, recitation.
"Why Does Mamma Stay so Ing.
Clyde Hughes, song.
1.-THE Jiners," dialogue
Josie Hecker, Fall of the Tay Bridge, ,
recitation.
Lizzie staal, "Biddy ogarrigants Let
ter" recitation.
1.-THE Clock" Ora and Arilla Payns
Lucy Kelley, "Grandma'sBeau. (" rec
itation.
John Reese, recitation. &
1.-THE Ghost, ;" dialogue.
"We've got Bad Cold, !" song.
"The Inventors Wife," recitation.
"The Trip to Maura." dialogue.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-03-01
HOME AND ABROAD
Try Parker Brcs.

Try Parker Brcs.
Tinkle leads in fne photographs.
Old papers Is cts hundred at the DEx.
ocRAT Office.
!. NJ. c. 4. artistic entertainment Fri
day evening. % els.
Come and guess the familiar faces drawn
FRIDAY eve az The opera hofse.
An illustrated recitation. thonouebly
amu6ing at the Y. B. c. A.
When you want good groceries and first
class treatment call at Parker Bros.
The bill taking out indebtedness On as
sessment did not pass and taxpayers will
continue to be obliged to pay taxes On what
they owe and own.
Halls Vegetable siciiian Hair Renewer
u, unquestionabIy, the best preseryative o,f
the hair. Ii is also curative of dandruf
tetter, and als scalp affections.
@. q: Rawlings has sold his interest in
the Lebanon Llectric Light < Water
Works TO Mr.. n. II. Allen. who is now
sole owner Of the plant, and will unques-
nonaoly do the square thing by the people
Of that city.
IL takes something else besides a coed
location, good skyIight, anu good in =
struments to make good photograph. Ii
sakex man who knows box. That Is the
reason TinkIe makes the best photographs
ever made in Albany.
A couple Eugene men teleeTaphed the
Lane Representatives Saturday eyening that
then was the time TO act and vote for PEN
noyer. They received this answer: -You
attend TO your bnsiness and We viii attend
70 ours. we do not propose to be dictatcd
- by would be bosses.''
Il costs the government over $4,000 a
ysar 70 collect customs at Portland. i costs
oEersl2, COO Tear 10 &c collect he customs
AZ iaquIna, AID the amount collected 1t
the latter place probably does net amount
10 IS year.-Eugens Gusrd- II onIy
costs $3.50 year 10 collect the Yaqaina
customs.
A personal eacounter took place in Port
land yesterday afternoon q: 5:l5 O'Clock be-
tween Senator Henry z. McGinn and
George c. Sears, sheriff Of Multnomah
county. Sheriff Sears called Moiinn a
sneak. which zas resented By tIow, and,
II rsturn. the former drew revolver and
struck his Gniagonix. On the head with the
weapon The trouble was ever the Butier
ball decreasing the sheriiTs emolumen;z-
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-03-01
oakville.


Since the legislature has adjournei
there IS not fnack excitement in town.
Welpiteu wunsier wha, the world is
coming 20, the rroieseed followers of
Christ will 80 iff with unbelievers, in
fidels and Iewsa and support men and
measures that are contrary 10 the teach
ing OF Christ. All OF our laws are fayur-
able to the wealthy and Oppressive 90
the poor. Our state legislature is farce
and the tax payers pay the expense.
Many OF the (good?l people OF our state
went TO Salem last Saturday to see tho
last act OF the drama which took place
At the last minute of Saturday. Were
these mems minds all right for God s
service on the next day, or did some oi
them go TO saloon and take a cigar
after the U. 5. senator was elected? Our
Christian civilization seems to be going
backwards. at took Rome 400 years to
die" and we are trying to do as Rome
did. ANIcUs.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-03-01
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
DIR. Fuller is in the city.

1850 ~ ia NhC Slb
License has been issued for the mar
rage OF j.. ii. Fletcher and Miss Mimi,
Blackburn.
Mrs. Gates and two children, of La
iayette, are in the city the guests OF hel
brother, Mr.. Grant Hoberg.
Mrs. J. V. Wilson went to Halsey last
night in response to notification OF the
death OF her cousin, Mrs, Hedgpath.
Mr. Barton, OF Washington, hall
brother OF Mrs. Martin Payne, is in the
city. He viii go to Waitsburg in few
days.
AT +. Co.'S meeting last night IL. ID.
Philips WIS promoted from End to Ist
lieutenant and G. A. Sears from second
sergeant TO second lieutenant.
One Of the charitable women of the W.
X. g. informs us that there are several
families in town who are actually suffering
for the necessities Of life. and suggests that
If the donations for the Nebraska sufferers
are not sent soon they will not be needed
there, and could be used with splendid re-
suits at home. The lady understands the
situation here and we doubt not from her
statement that suffering exists .-Eneeps
Guard. Which reminds one that charity
begins at home.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-03-01

AN 1SsASE Mas James West, o
Tangent was, brought to Albany this
morning and upon complaint 6 81. w.
Kuthe and G. W. v. Holt, was examin-
ed for insanity and committed to the
insane asylum, where he was, take6 by
the sheriff and Mr.. Kuthe. NJ. West
has been hard drinker for twentys or
thirty years. About three months ago
he quit entirely and the result was re-
action on his system. Ten days ago he
was converted in revival at Tangent,
and since then his mind has been going
to pieces. 1t is not thought though thst
the revival did it.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-03-01


Governor Lord has appointed David M.
Dunno, commissary general; II. w. Teller,
inspector general of the o. N. 6.
A brother editor writes the DEMocRAr:
81 have noticed the improvement on your
paper, geographically and editorially. 1t
is the neatest and newsiest local daily we
get.
The annual meeting Of the Missionary
Society of the first Pres. church will be
held at the residence of Mrs. Smick Wed
nesday afternoon at three o. clock. All mem.
bers are urged to be present, as important
business is to come before the society.
| AS the legislature adjourned without
electing any Of the commissioners as pro
yided under the new laws it is said the OLE
commissioners will all hold over, and alst
game warden and others IL the public il
to be afflicted with these officers thert
should at least have been change.
It was currently reported on our street
today that q man had accidently shot him
self while huatink near Springfield thi
we learn nothing about it. Let us hope th
report was unfoundsd, q we have had to-
, many such accidents already for the goo
of the country Eugene Guard.
Perhaps the Oldest horse in the Unite'
States died last week in Upper Wiiloy
creek, in Oregon. The horse lacked JUS
one month Of being forty years old, an,
was the property of Mr. Rose, a farmeg
who had owned the horse since t.sas efgii
years old Mr.. Rose was deeply grieye,
over the death of his old friend, and CAV
4 him respectable burial
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-03-01

A Coop MANY FAILUREs.-The sexsmi-
nation of the papers of teachers applying
for certificates has not yet been complet-
ed, but enough have been passed on to
show that out OF IS applicants there viii
be over 90 who will fail, most OF them
going down on theory and practice. Miss
Ida Dayton, niece ofMr- John Foshay,
who recently came here from Canada,
was upon presentation of life diploma
giyena recommendation for state di-
ploma, and the following were RECON-
mended for state. certificates: G. l..
GalayaTi, Jas. A. Biiyeu, Mrs. Hattie
Tillotson, Mrs. w. a. Calder and Miss
Iva Templeton.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-03-01

THAT GAME BILL.-Mr. Dawson ir-
forms the DEMOCRAT that the so-called
Dawson game bill, ON account OF which
he has received so many hard hits, was
simply an amendment OF the old bill the
change consisting of the reduction of the
salary to 1880. The DENocRAT, having no
desire TO be other than fair, is glad to
give Mr.. Dawson credit in the matter,
which he is entitled to according to this
statement. We are informed to-day
that the salary was changed to
50 900 as one of the last acts of the legis-
lature, if so, entirely without Mr.. Daw-
sons knowledge.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-03-01

woopMES 0ReASIZED.-A camp q
Wocdmen of the World was organized in
Albany last night by State-organizer r.
]. McHenry. aud viii take the name oi
Albany. Another meeting will be held on
Tuesday night Of next week, when MEM
hers will be taken in. Following are thG
first officers: C. f. Hawkins, consul; Loui:
Vierebk, advisor; W. II. himsey, banker
C. w. watts.clerS; Clarence Brown. escort
]. J. Dubruille, watehman: ] Al. McChes
ney, Secretary; Mr.. Cannon. DIR. Davis ant
Dr.. Maston, managers.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-03-01

USED ANr-ToxIxE.-The papers have
been fun Of the new remedy for diphthe-
ria. Wednesday Of sas* week practical
trial of it was given at Meiford: DIR. E.
B. Picket received from DIR. Mingus, OF
Portland, bottle Of t and the same af-
tcrHoon administersa it to child oil
John Norton, residing about four miles
south of Medford. Saturday the patient
was discharged by the physician. Itwas
the first case on which the medicine was
tried in the state.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-03-01
The Modern Invalid

Has tastes incidentally. In keeping with
oil ier Inquiries a remedy must hc pleas
amy acceptable in form, purely Wholesome
In composi,ion, ,uuly beneficial In effc. and
entirely free from every Objectionable
qualify. HteailY III he consul,s \ ply siean
it cons;ipaled he use, the gentle family
laxative Syrup OF Figs.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-03-01
Proebstel and Lamb went to Jefersor


Proebstel and Lamb went to jefferson
today on business.
Marriage license has been granted to
G. G. Price OF Linn county, and Miss
Amanda Vors of Wells, Benton county,
Oregon.-Corvallis Times.
A Eugene boy is heard from. The
Guard saws: From a letter received by
his father we learn that Arthur Lowell
has been offered position by the Asso-
ciated Press to gog TO the Hawaiian
Islands as correspondent. He has ac-
cepted and will leave shortly for that
place. Since his entrance at stanford
he has been for the greater part of his
time editor-in-chief of the Palo Alto
Weekly, paper published by the stu
! dents of that school.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-03-01

DrD RAY Do lr.-Yesserisy afternoon
William Ray, who had .5nst returned
from California, was arrested in hi4cel-
lar at Lebanon by Marshal Morgan on
the charge OF attempsinR to murder
Joseph Buhi last October. He was held
under 1900 bonds and br56ght TO Al
hany and placed in Jail until the grand
| jury meets. Bull Was coming u Ileban'
ON in October with some Bop mcne,
when he Was held up on The t,ridgc asrss'
He got out of the water and hastened K
a neighbors. Ray vac suspected and hai
been wrtched since then. The eyidenc'
is claimed to be COED agains, him.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-03-01
ARTter,l .E.NrgRrAINMrNr.-TheY Y. \

ARIrsylc EsTKRrAINAENr.-Ih L. NJ
G. A. entertainment committee have
arranged with Mr.. @. G. Hogue to Civ,
an exhibition of earicature and rapid
drawing to &c interspersed with musical
and literary gems, Mt the opera house OF
Friday eve, March /, 1895. Watch ioi
further announcements.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-03-01

RIGHT FRoa THE sHorLDEE.-The edi-
tor Of the jacksonville Times, who Was
one OF the trustees OF the soldiers home.
SAYS: The report OF the committee
which vas appointed by the legislature
TO investigate the Oregon Soldiers Home
Is one of the most dAmnAble things tha;
was ever foisted on long-suifering pub
lie. Il reeks with falschooi, spite and
injustice. and will be shown up in It's
true light in due course of time. The
part played by certain members OF the
@. A. r. in this alleged investigation is
not as all complimentary TO them Ex-
cepi in minor details il Is based upon
the bald assertions fan individual who
is conspicuous for his ssssninity. gTeesi
and general cusscssness, and who be-
came disgrunsied because he could not
use the board OF trustees Of the home for
his unholy designs. The father OF the
report is an ignorant, unscrupulors
crank from Marion county, who has
been repudiased By his own party and
lives upon the crumbs which fall from
the table Of his political and iraiernal
friends.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-03-01

A New Insurance LoDag.-A lodge of
Woodmen of the world is being organ
lied in Albany, and it is known that the
necessary twenty-five charter members
viii be secured for it. This lodge Is for
insurance purposes. A feature is its care
in admitting members. The Woodmen
have been established fourteen years, the
Pacific coast branch five, now number
ting 5000 in this jurisdiction. The insur-
ance is remarkably cheap. In the five
years of the Pacific Coast department the
cost has been from $5.W to $6.4s per
$1,000. The Salem lodge has over 300
members
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-03-01

Thar SALARY BtfI-Scnate hsll lsl in
reference 10 the salaries OF clerks. sheTifzs
and recorders provides for a salary Of
5000 for the clerk OF Linn county; the
recorder $3.50, while the recorder Of
Marion county gets only $500 and $50
for deputy. The sheriff OF Linn county
will receive 5000. OF Marion 5000. sher-
ifs shall also he paid for boarding pris-
oners; shall be entitled TO rewards: 10
receive pay for conveying conviess or in
sane 10 the respective institutions; 30 rsa-
ceive reasonable expense incurred for
care OF property under attaehmcat or
other proceesiing also necessary exIen-
ses when g~aug 70 another county on
criminal business This bin hss been
signed by the governor.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-03-01
/ A PECULIAR oAsn.-It will be remer

A PECULIAR CAsE.-It will be remem-
bered that just about two years ago, after
| L. Bilyeu had cleared man in court on
q charge Of stealing watch, his house
| was entered one night and his gold watch
and chain and about 500 in money was
stolen. No trace of the articles or of the
thief could be found. Yesterday Mr..
Bilyeu received from friend at a dis
tance the charm that was on the chain.
| 1t is Masonic charm, and has Mr.. Bill
sveu's name on the back of it. The set
ing is is gone. Where the charm was
found, or how his friend came by it, Mr..
4, Bilyeu does not know, and has written
j, for observation-disclosures Register.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-03-01

DR. GAFF STILL IN JAu.-Dr. J. V.
Gaff was yesterday for the second time
since his incarceration in the county Jail
on the charge OF kidnapping, allowed to
leave the jail in charge of deputy sher-
if to 60 in search OF bonds. He returned
without accomplishing his object and
was again returned to his cell. On SUM-
day last the doctor was taken from his
cell TO examine and prescribe for sick
female patient, which seemed to afford
him considerable pleasure.-Sun.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-03-01

Delays are dangerous "A dollar spent
for Hoods Sarsaparilla now may prevent
illness which win be expensive and hard to
bear. Now is the time to take Hoods
Sarsaparilla.
Hoods Pills cure all liver ills, relieve
constipation and assist digestion. 26c.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1895-03-01

WHL Go AHEAD.-An Astoria dispatch
shows that there is nothing in the item
from an Astoria paper about Bonner 4
Hammond not being able to raise money
to build the Goble road: A letter re
ceived from an intimate friend of Bonner
& Hammond, of Missoula, conveys the
information that those gentlemen will
leave Missoula for Astoria at an early
day, and that work will be commenced
on the Goble railroad March /. Bonner
& Hammond, it is stated. viii be accom-
panied by force of engineers. The ut
most confidence is expressed in Montana,
the letter states, as to the ability OF Bon
ner & Hammond to carry out their con-
tract.