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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-06-25
Lebanon.
From the Avance and Express.

From the Avance and Express
Prof. II. II. White passed through
Lebanon few days ago on his way "a
Eastern Oregon.
w. B. Donaca has contracted 10000
pounds OF hops to Faber 4 Neis. ID. An.
drews has contracted 5000 pounds to the
same firm. The price to he paid is ~
cents.
Married, in Lebanon, June 20, Mr.. S.
d. Titus and Miss Minnie Alpha De-
Vaney, both OF Linn county. Oregon. c,
X. Lamor officiating.
F. Bowden has sold bis interest in the
grocery and feed store to his partner. X
b Wiley, and left yesterday for his old
home in Michigan. Mr.. Wiley has en-
ployed Willie Booth to clerk for him.
At meeting of the board OF directors
of our public school held last night, Miss
Mabel Carson was elected to iill the va.
cancy caused by Miss Elkins resignation.
Miss Rice, who has had charge of the
musical department. at the Academy, foi
the past year, has accepted like posi-
ton in the Pacific College OF Newburg,
but she will spend the summer IN Leb-
non.
ed rooms in the Courtney building where
he viii soon open an office. The doctor
is son OF DIR. ID. NJ. Jones.
Miss Ida Elkins and Miss Abbie Fry,
two of Lebanon's popular young ladies,
have accepted positions in the Albany
public school. Miss Elkins was born and
raised herein Lebanon where she has re-
ceived her entire education. having grad
uated at the Santism Academy She has
taught two years in the Lebanon public
school and was reelected again this year.
but resigned for the Albany school. She
has given the hes, OF satisfaction in this
city. Miss Fry is graduate OF Albany
college and also OF the State University
OF Eugene. She has also taught in the
Lebanon public school for one ysAr
Both Misses EIkins and Fry are good
teachers. and we congratulate the Al.
bany school board on securing their ser
vises.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-06-25

LINCOLN CoCSTY TAXES The follow
ing from the proceedings OF the county
court OF Lincoln county, in the Leader,
will be OF interest 10 the many Albany
people owning property AZ the Bay: Ia
the matter OF extension of taxes
Ordered that the 1895 tax roll he con-
tinued in the hands OF the sheriff under
original warrant for collection Of taxes
ugtil August 5, 1897.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-06-25

The formal order for the encampmeui
81 Hood River lsas been Issued. r. Co.
and She Hospital corrs vail leave Albany
day earlier than has been exDecsed. 10
wis, on Monday morning June -. in
stead o. On Tuesday morning. There
vii so aboat iiity.tixc mem hers OF +
Go. and txsnty members Of the Hospital
CuTps.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-06-25

RECEIVED $l00.-Miss Harriet Shrum
Carothers, OF this city, graduate of the
Oregon blind school, who resides with
her sister Mrs. Saltmarsh, in this city, a
few days ago received check from Au-
gusta, Me. of 800 first prize for the most
words gotten from long word or SEN
tence. Miss Carothers spent about week
in preparing the long list OF about 100
words. The effort is very commendable
in view of her blindness and the large
number of persons in the competition.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-06-25

THR ALrs ALI RroHT.-One OF the hes,
entertainments of the season happened
at the Presbyterian church Thursday
night The attraction was the Alps
quartet OF Albany, whose singing de-
lighted everyone in The audience. On
the program also were rScitations by
frankie Cauthorn and Edna Irvine
| Corvallis Times.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-06-25

TnE STATE FAIE.-The premium list for
the State fair. printed by the state print
er. 10 out. The fair will open on Sept. 30
and close on Oct. S. About 81, 600 10
cash premiums are offered. The admis-
sicn will be 2o CENTS, with 10 cents for
grand stand except for women. Parsons
orche gtrA will furnish music.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-06-25

Miss kEAKxEY's ADDEEss.-A good
sized audience heard the lecture Of Miss
kesrney last night az the e P. church
She is cultured tAlker, forceful in her
arguments. presenting the evils of the
liquor tratfls IN a manner to convince
and yet without bitterness Her sd-
dress made strong impression.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-06-25

DEtINQuExr.-In our weekly just on:
will be found the notice Of the sale oil
property for delinquent taxes due the
city of Albany The sale will take place
on saturday, July IL. Those interested
in seeing the list can secure copies ot the
weekly for cents.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-06-25

+ A BB FAIA-Dr. :. n. Smith, re-
turned this afternoon from 'OakvillP,
Linn county, whittier he was called last
evening to attend his aged mother who
suffered painful fall Tuesday. While
walking about the orchard with a tin
pail under the left arm Mrs. Smith fell
to the ground, thereby sustaining frac'
ture OF one rib and badly bruising the
lett arm. Mrs. Smith is in her eighty.
first year and weighs about 200 pounds.
She has been in feeble health OF late but
the doctor left her resting quite easily
this morning.-Jonrnsl.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-06-25
Try 1t Yourself.

Seven or eight horsemen were out last
night trying to spear rings in practice for
the Mexican lance contest, for the iih
Bicycle riders are also practicing for the
sport 1t causes considerable fun, bu,
there will be more on the ith.
Here are some of the other attractions
for the 4th:
Balloon ascension and parachute jump,
by Prof. Hagal, the world renowned
aeronaut, OF Chicago. who will make the
leap from height OF 1000 feet. Acre-
ba;ic and gymnastic performances under
the direction OF Prof. H T. 0viatt, II. F.
Copeland and Geo W. Rickel. trainers in
Multromah Athletic Club, regatta. tug
of war, firsmen's contest, swimming con-
test, base bail. bicycliog. pow jays and
all the sports and games so popular in
the East. A big parade. pony and dog
shows, merry go-round.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-06-25

BY special request social dance will be
given by the Albany Orchestra. Saturday
night, A cash prize will be given to the
couple waltxlng best. Those holding last
winters invitations will be welcome.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-06-25

THk WATERLOO RoAp.-Geo. Hardy, oil
Lepanou. has sold his telegraph plant to
the Waterloo road. Es was in the city
today and says he believes the read is an
established faci.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-06-25

MAKE sloo0.-It you want to make
some money easily you had better try
that missing word contest Of A Schilling
& Co. Il is perfectly fair ard clear to
any one who viii read this paper. We
would like to see the money won by
some OF our readers.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-06-25

AS ALSgM A fire in a tar barrel at
the Albany brewery this morning caused
a fright that resulted in the fire bell lie :
ing Tnng. The flames scorched the roo 1
over the barrel. Tie flames we're quick
lY exsingaishel.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-06-25

Nor ESLIS.- \ badly decomposed BODY
lies IN CIough's undertaking pArlors on
Slate street awaiting indentiicaiion. Ii
vas found in the Willamette rlver at q
point aboas three miles north OF Salem
a7d the general supoeigion Is that the re-
mains are those of Wm. Kriens, cook on
the steamboat Ramona, who lost his life
in this city by drowning on the morning.
OF February a2.last. There are no n cans
OF Identification other than the clothes
found with the badly decomposed body.
The body was discovered abou. a. IN.
today by VIM. Hughes and a companion.
Coroner Cl0ueh held conversation this
afternoon via the telephone with the IA.
ther and brother OF Eglin, the Corvallis
liverymsn, when he elicted the intorma-
ton that the man found in the William
ette today is Dot Eglin. When he dis
appeared the Corvallis man was attifed
in a white shirt while his pants we're oil
blue material with white stripes. He
also wore toothpick shoes while those
found with the remains are indeed quite
brosd. Instead OF white shirt the man
fourd today wore blue shirt dotted with
white, while his pants are dark ms.
terial
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-06-25

The Ideal polish-is polishing the
world today. 1t is given up to be the
greatest polish on earth for gold and silver
plated ware, nickel, brass, copper, tin, zinc,
&c. Every package guaranteed by Burk-
hart h Lee, Druggists. Price 25c.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-06-25

THE STATE UNivERsITY.-A a meeting
OF the board OF regents OF the University
OF Oregon held at Eugene the preparatory
and business department OF the univer-
sity was ordered dropped, Prof Narregan
thus retiring. Prof d Letcher was ne.
moved no one elected in his pace. Ma.
rie Louis Baright, professor OF elocutioa
was removed aud Prof \ Glen OF Nc
Minnville elected. The services OF Mi
Murch and Miss Delashmutt, tutors,
were dispensed with. The chair oil
modern languages was created and Prof
Schmidt, of Mt. Vernon, Iowa, elected
to it. Chas. G. Burden OF Yale was elected
director OF physical educati m at $S0a Ia
succeed Prof. Weatherbee. Salaries were
raised as follows: Prof F l. Washburne
from 81 900 to 81 500. Prof Chas FriedeI
from 81 800 to $500. Prof G Young
from 81 800 TO 81 800. Associate Prot Ed.
ward FL McAlister from 81 200 to 81, 400
Clinton + Woodson, graduate of this
years's class, was elected an assistant tc
Prof + G Young, professor of econimic,
and history at salary OF 5000 per an
nun.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-06-25

The INDIAN WAR VETERANS elected the
following officers; 7 A Wood, unani-
mously reelected commander; w G
Painter, Of Wslla Wslla, senior vice.
commander; A Frost, Tacoma, junior
vice commander: Otto Kleeman, Port
land, grand adjutant; Captain Jason
Wheeler and A B Howard, first and
second assistant adjutants, respectively
NJ Parrish, chaplain; T A Nal opey,
grand marshal; Captain ] Fl McMillen
paymaster; DR. Richard Sanford, sur
geon; and John Storan, captain OF guard
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-06-25

rain that seemed to he general was
falling this afternoon copiousty. Depend
upon it. il viii not be for want OF RAIN that
clops are short.
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THURSDAY
COMMENCEMENT.
MuslcAL rosr aRAnuArRs !.

The Congregational church was filled
last night on the occasion of the concert
by the post graduate students in the con,
servatory of music, Messrs. Maurice
Akers and A. w. Lundell, two young
men who have made many friends dur
ing their sojourn OF two years in Albany
The following classical program was ren.
rendered:
Overture - Elisabeth" Rossini -
First piano, Mr.. Cundiff and Miss Sharp
second piano, Misses Perry and Johnson
| Condemned Was 1"-Rossini- Mr..
A. w. Lundell.
Anthem-"Rejoic in the Lord" com.
posed by Mr.. Akers, by choir.
''Amalia"-Miilard, by Mr.. Akers.,
| Duo-"Presto, Concerto in G fiat Ma
jor"-Weber, first piano, Miss Julia
Perry; second piano, Miss Laura Sharp,
"She Alone Charmeth My Sorrow
| Guonod-Mr. A w. Lundell.
'In Distant Andalusia" a"-Buck-N
NJ. l.. Akers.
Anthem-'Sing Aloud unto the Lord VI
composed by Mr.. Lundell. by choir.
President Lee presented the two stu.
dents with diplomas comforting on them
speaking in high terms of their attain
/
ALUMNI REUNION.
There are other more important COM
mencement events than the annual
meeting OF the lastly increasing alumni,
but none so full of social enjoyment
The one last night was particularly a
pleasurable one. It was held in the
college with the art room for reception
and the west room for the banquet.
There were eighty four present, COM
p my of cultured but lively people. At
ten o'clock The large company OF men,
bers and their guests sat down to a BAN
quet spread by the ladies of the Presby-
terian church. The appointments were
elegant aud the service an excellent one.
The menu was as follows:
Salad,
Oyster soup,
Chicken, ham pressed meat, olives, cheese
Pickles, assorted cake, ice cream,
Coffee, cocoa,
Fruit.
An hour was spent in partaking OF the
delicious repast, when Mrs. E. F. Sox,
president OF the alumni, delivered the
address OF welcome to the new members
and the guests, a talented effort. Gale
Hill, the valedictorian, responded in a
very bright manner. Mr. Anderson
Cannon, the toast master, then took
charge and in a very pleasing and grace
,, ful manner called for the following toasts !:
Troubles OF an Early President by Judge
Hewitt, who by the way was never a
college president; College Culture by
President Lee; College Colors, respond
ed 10 by Mr.. p. A. Young with witty
original poem; Wheels, by Miss Lilly
Robertson and Ny Opinion in the Case,
by Judge G. E. Wolyerton of the su-
preme court. All abounded IN wit and
hunior and were brilliant affairs. DR..
Gibson was called upon and responded
IN happy manner, when the company
adjourned with Auld Lang Syne.
Another year OF Albany College thus
closes. The school has been ia the hands
OF splendid faculty, whose ambition
has been to do thorough and lasting
woIk, work that will tell in the lives OF
the students. The reputation of the
college Is excellent. and Notwithstanding
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-06-25

Now is the Time TO purify your blood
and Hoods Sarsaparilla is the best medi-
cine for the purpose. Thousands of great
cures prove that it is the One True Blood
Purifier.
hoods Pills are the favorite family
eatharsie nn.l ,tvar toaAieiua pr;ca Ok,
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NO47
ALBANY TRADING co.
B. N. MORRIS, MANAGER

We will sell goods as long
as they can be obtained on
the market at prices az fol-
lows
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Tue MEnAL CONTEST will be held st the
W. {. z. L. hall Tuesday evening of
next week A fne program. including
excellent music.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-06-25

Two GESTsEs Frank Rennis and
Clarence Irvine wen; on . bicycle ride
on Sunday. At Amity q collision knocked
out Mr. lryine's ironE wheel and for =
time il looked like a case OF walk Be.
tween them and the i~o heels a
. three zheelsd tandem was FiggesI ap and
Mr.. Rennie pumped the two machines
and Mr.. Irvine inio town in jas, 30 min
ntes- The arrangement OF the tao
/ wheels 10 make the tandem was iEEenius
and a picture oi the machine should be
/ taken and cert to the bicycle journals IN
order TO shoE the constructive ggui0s oi
wass.rn young men.-MeMiunvisi T. j..
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Absolutely Pure

Celebrated for its great ieasenine
strength and healtnlulness. Assures the
focd against alum and all forms of adal-
teraiio.. common TO the cheap brands.
ROYAL BAKisG POWDER Co., New York.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-06-25

q. A. K. 0FFCKEs.--Tle following of
fieers were elected n. Independence yes-
ierday afternoon:
q. a. R.-Cousmander. Frank RsIsner.
Of Engere; sVC. HV Gates. Hillsboro
] V c, J 5 Voss. Portland: me,iieal dir
eciar. DIR Bradshaw. S2lesu. chaplain,
Rev y Z. Parsons, Milton; eoanciimen OF
administration. Il " Mathews, sA,eEn7 q
W Cruson, Lebanon: A BurlingATnc,
Eugene: E Butter. Eugene: r " Dii-
lon. Union. Delegates 10 the National
Eneampment. " / Pratt, Portland; + G
Smith, Salem: " J 6oodrock, Millrn.
Sons of YeierAns-Coionei. l. ~ oEen /:
= VIC, WA Eisznbsce: J Yc, 40
Desari.
Wonians Relief Corps-PfesJenf Mrs
Susan Gwitt, Of Portland: XP. Mrs ]
l. stockton OF Independence: J Y z.
Mrs Alice Verney, Of The Dallez lreas-
nrer. Mrs oSdon. OF Portland.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-06-25

IT OST.-Sou,ewbere in Albany lady 5
l. fan. Of delicate make. Return TO
store Of Julius Giadwobl and receive suita-
bic reward.
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Another year OF Albany College thus
closes. The school has been ia the hands
of splendid faculty, whose ambition
has been to do thorough and lasting
work, work that will tell in the lives Of
the students. The reputation of the
college is excellent, and Notwithstanding
the very hard times We look for contin-
ued progress for the school. 1t deserves
the best support of our citizens.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-06-25

The Russ House is receiving neat coat
OF paint.
The State horticultural society Will meei
at Newberg on June - and 50.
Nine men have lost their lives fishing
in the Columbia at Astoria this season.
The annual camp meeting OF the Evan
gelical church was begun today at Hackle.
mans grove, in Aibany's eastern suburbs
where meetings will lie held to the 2Srd.
This morning just after Chas Morgan
had arisen tramp entered bis home with
ont any ceremony. BE went out head
| first One of Mr. Morgan's knuckles ii
somewhat bruised.
The Annual State Sunday School Con
vention will be held June $50, in the n
| E church at The Dalles. The program hal
been prepared With the view Of giving th'
| greatest help possible in the time allowed
to the delegates in attendance. The far
will be full going and one-third returning
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-06-25

TOR SALE.-The meat market furni-
fture, tools and slaughter house tools.
the limerick market Call on Louls
ruckman or William Fiiekinger for par
cuIars.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-06-25

W. P. Whitlock has been appointed
P NJ. at Berry, up the Ssntiam.
D. s. Pollock will move his store into
the Pfeiifer block about the is, Of July.
Miss Lena Haupert OF Sodayille has
been in the city the CUES. Of Miss Emma
Smead.
5. \. Steele has been appointed agent
OF the underwriters Fire Association,
recently held by Jos. Talt.
Lyle aud Clayton Speer left this noon
for their home at Warm Springs. The7
expect to return in time TO attend college
in the fall.
Miss Rose Train returned to Portland
yesterday after a several days visit with
her brother s. 5. Train aud friends
K. NJ. Robertson has sold his feed
business on Ellsworth street to Mr.. \
Southard who will hereafter run is. Mr.
Robertson and family will soon move &C
Spokane for the benefit Of Mr.. Robert
sons asthma
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-06-25

A T THE MINES. Boarding lodging
n and meals mag be secured OF the sub
scIiber at the Santiam mines, at his place
Ia the mouth Of Dry Guleh.
Ii. w. WHlTK.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-06-25

Sr-Somewhere in business part Of
l. Albany purse containing $50. Will
give $40 reward fer recovery.
FRED BoHEIM.
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S. A. SCH|FfLER { CO.
Merchant
|Tailors
Garry the largest and
most complete stock Of
Cloths in the valley.
Old Stand in Film BI8eE.
How To Get Rich =

s25 will earn you s. weekly. with cur
plan Of investment; yoo cannot lose Two
men made $500 and $50 last month On s25.
Yoa can do likewise. If you don't invest,
and keep ycur uoney in your pocket, you
will be poor all yeur life. Try rs with S25
and see what we can dc. Absolutely no
risk.
Write for particulars to Guarantee
Rroxerage Co ~ 0Scs 2f3 and 2l5 BYrne
Building, Los Angeles California
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T OST.-Stsm winder to gold watch,
near central school building. Return
DENocRAr office.
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DRESS-MAKING.-Ladies wishing
II learn cutting and fitting by the Nor
gan system, call an Mrs r. E. Owen.
Dresses made for $3.50 and up. Cor srd
and Calapooia.
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r OST.-Cuf with horse shoe button.
Please return 20 DEMOCRAT ofee.
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"TANTED.-A position to do general
" houssxork OF nursing Good ref-
erenoes. Leave word at the DEN-
ocRAr Office.
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NTANTED- FAITHFUL MEN Or
w WOMEN TO travel for responsible
established house in Oregon. Salary $50
and expenses. Position permanent. Ref
erenoe Enclose self-addresse3 stamped
envelope. The National. Star Insurance
Bldg, Chicago.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1897-06-25

Two RlGS.-It you wisa to take a
i drive see ] W Roberts for first class
rig cheap. de has two ready for use.
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EURNITURE FOR SALE.-As We in
j tend to move 10 Spokane will sell our
household furniture at reasonable prtses.
Call at residence in srd ward.
MRs. w. s. TRAINoK.
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"ANTED.-As second hand organ,
" cheap. for cash or trade. Give
description and price and address
Buysr in care Of nENoCRAT Office.
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Z OR RENT.-Six room house in upper
/ ward for rent at 800 per mouth.
Inquire of G. W Wright.
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FOUND. Near the college, q pair OF
[ gold dmmei speet2eles. Call al the
DKMoCRAT oEsice and secure property.
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CALIFORNIA re Syrup ca

SAk FRANCISCO. CAL
LOUISVILLE. ~ AEE FoRx ~
The sun., 1897-01-30
EGER WANTS HIS child,
hat the Mother Has surreudsred II TO Mrs
Leo wasgersteia.


Nat the Mother Has SURRENDERED I, to Mrs.
Lee" WssEersteia.
The habeas corpus proceedings instituted by
William Jaeger of Hoboken to recover tho Gus
tody of his three-year-old son John, who has
been adopted by Mrs. Leo wangerstein Of Ho-
bokon. were continued yesterday before upreme
Court Justice Lippincott In Jersey City. Senator
DAILY submitted the RESPONDENTS answer to tho
application. 1t set forth that Mrs. Wangerstein
took the child from the alushouse fourteen
months ago and had him indentured TO her by
tho Board OF Freeholders. She adopted the boy,
named him William wangersteln. and has cared
for him and nurtured him. The answer then
goes on to say that Mrs. w angerstein retains tho
Child by virtue of a full surrender from his
mother. The answer also alleges that Jaeger is
not a At person 10 have tho custody OF the boy,
and that he Is not tho boys father. He repudi-
ated tho paternity of the child At or about tho
time nf Its birth and refused to support II.
What did understand counsel to say about
surrender p asked Justice l.ippincott
The boys mother has formally surrendered
him TO Mrs. Wangerstein." answered Senator
II thought his mother was dead" remarked
:" No. sir" answered Senator DAILY. "she
signed the surrender In my ONCE last night, and
she 10 here now"
Justice Ippincott suggested that the proper
tioner to traverse the respondentn answer. II
the child was born in lawful wedlock tho law
would probably presume that Jaeger was tho
Court Com missioner John A. Nugent to take
testimony. and justice Lippincott will hear ar
gument on next Friday. In the mean time tho
boy Will remain In the custody OF Mrs. wangcr-
he is wanted.