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Immunes for santiago.

Washington, Aug. 5-Orders have
been issued fer three immune companies
from Atlanta and FIVE from Columbia to
90 to Savanna and embark for Santiago.
The tenth regiment at New Orleans has
been ordered to Tampa.
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Preparing for Troops.

Binghampton, Aug. 5.-A train load
of building material left here today for
Montauk, L. l. for the military camp
there. A large force will be put TO work
arranging for Skaters victorious army
which will arrive next Wednesday.
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Hobson Speaks for Charity.

New York. Aug. .s.-Lieutenant Hob.
son spoke last night in the Metropolitan
opera house for the benefit of the SOL
diers aid fund. He lectured on the sink;
ing of the Merrimac. The house was
packed from parquette to galleries and
the society netted $1,000 from the event.
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St. Johns, Aug. 5-The Virginia Lake
arrived here today bringing confirmation
of the story of the sinking of steamer
of Bell island. The vessel collided with
an iceberg and before the crew could
float the boats, sank with all on board.
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BIG LINER LOST.

The Atlantic Steamer Virginia. Lake
Founders OF Newfoundland.
St. Johns, New Brunswick, Aug. s.
The telegraph operator at Pilcove re-
ports that be. saw an Atlantic steamer go
down with all on board, in the vicinity of
Bell island. The vessel is believed to be
the steamer Virginia Lake now several
days overdue from Labrador.
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ENGLISH ovEREsTIMATE.

Belief That An Alliance Would Result
from Wales Visit to America.
London, Aug. 5-The Manchester
Guardian is endeavoiing to get the
Prince OF Wales to visit America next
summer. 1t is the belief that an Anglo.
American movement would result,
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SHIPS FOR DEWEY,

Department VIII Send Him Two Battle-
ships and = Cruiser.
Washington, Aug. 5-The navy de
partment has about decided to send the
battleships Oregon and Massachusetts
and the cruiser Newark to reinforce Ad-
miral Dewey at Manila. This would
give some of Dewey's ships a much
needed chance for overhaullng. The
vessels will 60 by way of the Suez canal.
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Fever Spreading.

Washington. Aug. 5.-Gen. Shafter
reports that there were 44o new fever
cases and six deaths yesterday.
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Teresa AHOat.

Norfolk. Aug. 5-Advices from the
Merritt wrecking company state that
the Infanta Maria Teresa is afoat and
started for Norfolk today.
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Sp0ll' 5 Reply
Next Week
SPAIN is THINKING.

No Reply to Terms Expected Till Monday
or Tuesday.
Washington, Aug. Sit was stated
at the French embassy that no report is
expected from Spain in reply to the
terms of this government until Monday
or Tuesday. This is also the idea at the
state department.
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Capt. Clarke Ordered Home. y
Washington, Aug. Capt. Clarke, of
the Oregon, has been ordered home on
account of sickness.
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AguII10|dO' 5
Lo|eS| |oCk
WANTS TO BE ANNEXED.
Aguinaldo Doesn't Want Any More Span
ish Rule.

Hong Kong, Aug 5-Insurgent leader
Aguinaldo has written letter to United
States Consul Wildman stating that he
is desirous Of annexing the Philippines
to the United States and expresses his
intention of joining forces with Merritt
as soon as assurances of such a nature
are given him.
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Discha reinR Volunteers.

Washington. Aug. 5-The naval re-
serves manning the Yosemite will be
discharged tomorrow. This is the first
reduction of the volunteer forces.
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Coal for Dewey.

Norfolk. Aug. 5-The British steamer
India sailed this morning with 10000
tons of coal for Admiral Dewey.
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admitted
respectfully
II mmended by
Inr doo
ndswhen pure
The 0Iu| SPRINGS Brewing \ Ice Co.
|. BERLIN, Mgr.
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silver quotation.
New York, Aug 5-Silver is quoted
at s85s today.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-08-26
SATURDA~
Obituary.

Cora. loving and Atfec,ionaie daughter
Of Mr.. ard Mrs. L. G. Siraston. depart
ed this life on Aug. Is, 1898, at $50 o.
clock q. tn. iron 8 complication Of pueu-
monia aud severe attack OF iufiAmma-
tory Iheuma,ism OF the heart. lust be.
fore the morning light liz up the beau:i-
inl earth her pocr earthly garment was
cast aside 10 be laid IN 81 early grave
Her loving, generous. truthful spirit.
with iis boundless mine OF wealth
can be with US only by the eye of faith
yet she is q minislsring angel in our
home. AL tha. Is mortal Is changed now
and cloudee forever but the memory OF
her happy, Joyous and innocent life will
be indeltbly stamped on our minds She
was 9 most devoted mem Der of the fami.
IL and household, lovei her home above
every other place and her presence in
the home ives source Of happiness,
frightening and cheering up the dark
places. Her love Tor music was her su-
preme delight and nothing short OF the
productions from the grand old mssters
and classical music would satisfy her
musical taste and the memory OF her
sweet, earnest voice will echo and re-echo
to our longing hearts Her ambitions
and aspirations were high and ennob-
ling reaching higher and higher in the
scale OF goodness. Possessed of pure,
| noble and stainless character she was as
beacon of light shedding an influence
for good TO all around. So early in life
had she been called TO 20 that her oppor-
tunities for doing good had been few As
sne often regretted during her e,ckness
and when she felt the cold ripple of
death sweep over her frail form express
ed feeling of fear. but as the waves roll
Ell higher the mercies of God and nature
had prepared the way and come to her
rescue " hen she felt q feeling OF perfect
safety her peace seemed so tranquil, and
| said she was ready and in that time ci
creates. tlial thanked the Kind friends
and family for the loving care to her in
her sickness. Then saying last fare
we'll to her parents, sisters and brother
and devoted uncle and asking her loving
nurse TO remain awhile to comfort her
mother. her sweet spirit look its flight to
realms urknown. She leaves tender and
loving parents, two sisters and one
brother and friends innumerab'e "a
mourn her departure.
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To Fruit Growers

ALBANY, Or, Aug. Is, 1888.
To those interested in iruit growing.
The undersigned having been appointed
a committee by q meeting Of fruit grow
ers, held at the court house, in Albany,
Oregon. on August IS, 1898, TO prepare q
circular letter showing the advantage Of
CO operation OF the fruit growers in the
producing, gathered for market. aud
greatest OF ali, marketing OF fEuit-would
respectfully report: that By cooperation
We become better acquainted with each
other. creating sympathy among gov
ers. by comparing notes Rt meetings,
would know just how the best fruit was
grown, what manner OF pruning. time OF
gathering and preparing same for market
That in order TO get the best price il is
necessary to meet the shrewdest business
men in the county who are thoroughly
organized and 10 sympathy with each
other and whose business IL IL TO plan
and get the county divided in districts
that no competition NAV he had in buy
ing the products. and that the Erice be-
tween the producer and consumer mar
be Just as far part as they can get Il.
Wherefore the underlined recon-.
mend that all persons interested in the
Iruit industry meet At the court house, ia
Albany. Oregon, Saturday, August, ~.
1895. at she hour of . p IA. and AZ that
time take such steps as the meeting
think proper 10 organize fruit union,
and in case it is impossible for any fruit
grower 10 come TO the meeting is ia rec-
commended that they write any OF said
committee making any recommenda.
tiocs they may think proper.
5 y. STEELE,
JoHS McCHKsxEr.
A. BRowxEiL
II. ERyANr
Committee.
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a Plucky Woman
From the Telegram.

Mrs. 0lVo Jansen is the only woman
so far as known, who this season ha,
come out OF the Klondike with smal
competency in gold.
She came here Monday on visit tc
friends from Seattle, where she arrived
from the North about ten days ago.
Mrs Jansen is a widow, So wears old
and brought down with her $9S00 in mug.
gets. which she personally, with the as,
sistance OF her two sons aged Ii and Is
years respectively, dug out OF the grou nd
near Dawson City.
Mrs. Jansen is rather frAil-appear
ing woman to undergo the hardships
connected with Alaska mining, yet, she
says, sire stood the work better than
many looking more robust than she.
al arrived in Dawson July 20. a year
ago" she said this forenoon, ''and stalk
ed out a claim. fortunately, 1 had suffi
cient foresight to bring with me provis.
ions to do me ald my BOYS 10 months.
The food was OF this commonest kind,
and 20 that think We owe our good
health.
cater stalking off my claim was COM
pelied to stand off two men one whole
night, who tried to drive me away. !
held them at BAY with shotgun, which
| wonld have used had il heea necassa-
~. The day following went into the
camp, where related my experience.
That night a posse OF 20 miners quietly
guarded my property, but the Jumpers
did not return"
Mrs. Jansen says her home Is in Liver
more valley, Cal, on which there Is a
tl0O0 mortgage. Her husband died their
three years aeo. and two years ago she
went to juneau with her little ones. to
earn enough TO lift the mortgage. There
she kept boarding house. with fair
success, till the strike WAS made in the
klondike district.
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Religious Services

Christian church: Servie=s tonosrox
At II .. m. and p. m., by Rev c u.
Lare. S. 5. at 10 q. r.. YPSC C z at
: 80 D. N. All cordially invited
Memorial church. Services morning
and evening. The PASTOR will take for
the morning subject. "Fiager-posts on
the Highway OF Life" Evening slbjece,
The KlooG:ks OF God 4 Sunday
school will be organiEe6 at eoSe Of the
morning sermon All are Invited to
these services.
United Presbserian: Preaching ser
vices at the usual hours. il = n. and
: rs p u. Subject ct sermon in the
morning, The Throae OF Power and
Mercy" In the evening. '.Sowing ard
Reaping." ). $. al $50; Sr. Ende>vor
At 6s45. All are cordially invited to at
tend these services.
The services At the Baptist church to-
morrow will be in charge Of the Young
Peoples Society. In the evening Miss
Anna Mespelt, who has been engaged in
mission work in Chicago vii give an
address.
Sunday school and Young Peoples
meeting as usual.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-08-26

From the Criterion.

From the Criterion.
Mrs. DIR. Wire OF Albany preached two
very interesting sermons at the NJ. T.,
church Sunday.
Mrs. j. S. Courtney and daughters,
Geneyieve and Lois are in this city vis-
iting with Mrs. Courtney's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. @. b. Montague.
The business men contributed sufi-
cient amount last week TO put in a pub
lie watering trouth at the corner OF Main
street and Bridge Avenue.
Pres. B. Marshall and S. A. Dawson. OF
Albany, were in this city few minutes
Thursday evening in the interest of the
Farmers Warshouse Co. Of Albany.
NJ. w. wilkins informs us that the re-
port that the S. p. Co. had thrown off on
him is a mistake and that ~ soon as
few right-oi-ways can be widened to GO
feet the road will proved.
Bert Wight spent several DAYS visiting
with his parents at this place recently.
Bert hasbeen developing his muscles by
assisting Hopkins threshing crew near
Albany.
+. U. Hickok was quite i'll the frat OF
the week caused By rush OF blood to his
head. He went bathing in the cold salt
water at the bay last week which was the
cause Of the trouble.
Wednesday the Lebanon paper min
succeeded N breaking aiI previous re-
cords and made 504r's of I0.b paper. This
about one and one-ialt tons more than
they ever before made in twenty-four
consecutive hours. Messrs. Gross and
Robins were the paper makers. each lie
ing on duty twelve out OF the twenty-fonr
hours.
Geo. Whitcomb and ID. Letsinger, OF
Whitcomb passed through this place the
tirst OF the week on their way 20 Oregon
City 10 answer petition OF the w. V. *
Q. NJ. Wagon road wherein the road COM
panp claims 10 he the owners OF their
homesteads situated in the, Big Bottom
country on the middle fork OF the SAM
tam river.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-08-26
THURSDAY
AChinese War.

There is internal strife in the Chinese
empire located in the city of Albany or
thereabouts. This morning the two
'slop" Celestials, generally known as All
Swills." had terrific fight on Seventh
street. Both OF them started for NJ. Sem
ders slop bucket at the same time, one of
them got there six feet ahead of the
other aud scattered the contents all over
the yard. Then they went at 1t In earn
est and punched and scratched and bit
each other in live manner for several
minutes, when one Of them started for
another bucket. The other All Swill
theieupon went for the team of his OPP
l,onent pounding them into run and
then got into his own wagon prepared TO
depart when the enemy came a flank
secured this team by the
heads and spun them round in circle,
trying to tip the wagon over, and it came
very near doing so. He finally retreated
after his own team and the battle ended
without any conditions, protocols or in
AS near as can be judged in
such matters it was about draw. Those
who witnessed it declare it 10 have been
better than circus, for the jabbering
and shrieks OF the contestants have TO be
Ia the matter.
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MORE MANILA LETTER =.

4 good many Albany people were made
happy this morning by the receipt Of
letters from their sons and friends at
Manila. They were brought in on the
Australia, being mailed With 2 cent
stamps On July 10, and bearing date the
18th.
The boys were garrisoned at Cavite. an
.uninyitlng place. They were getting
plenty % eat, the weather was better
yhan they had anticipated and was agree
ing with them. The boys had no fear for
the future. having supreme confidence in
Dewey Icing able to terminate matters
as he pleased. The srcond expedition
had arrived and an advance on Manila
was expected.
The iiFst letters from home bad been
received the day before. The men had
not yet been paid cent, but they were
then getting plenty to eat just the same.
The buys nearly all write as ii they
would be home by Christmas.
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Frui, Union.

Thirty or forty fruit men met at the
court house this afternoon, pursuant to
adjournment, and permanently organiz-
ed the Albany Fruit Union with Albert
Brownell as president, S. \. Steele SEC
retary and H. Bryant vice president.
A resolution was introduced and being
considered providing for manager 70
receive, pack and sell fruit, a fee of 81
per year Sfor membership and for the
payment OF = cent per pound for all
fruit lett with the union to be paid when
sold, for expenses, If any left at the end
of the season the same to be returned Pre-
rata.
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AT Newport.

z. J. Smiley, Albany's crack job print
er, is spending few days at the beach.
Mr.. Ed. Sullivan left for Portland this
morning, to meet her husband who has
just returned from Alaska. We are glad
TO note that Ed has returned . X.
We are glad to note that Mrs. N. II.
Allen, of Albany, who has been quite i'll
at her cottage at Nye Greek for few
weeks, is much improved and expects to
be able to return home in few DAYS.
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Gard of Thanks.

To all the dear, kind friends who 90
kindly and tenderly assisted in the sick
ness, death and burial of our beloved
daughter Cora, and to the loving hands
that so gently twined. with loving
thoughts those beautiful flowers, em-
blems of innocence, purity and love,
Gods precious gifts, and the speaker for
his kind words OF consolation. and to the
sweet voiced singers, Mrs. Langdon and
her assistants, whose heavenly strains
greeted her purified soul in worlds un-
known, and 10 DIR. Hill. her physician,
who so faithfully attended and comforted
her during her last illness, and when hu.
man aid was powerless, was faithful to
her needs until the last sad rites were
over, to one and all, we return our sim
cere and heartfelt thanks, and for such
deeds OF love and mercy we know Gods
goodness is yours.
MRs. AND MRs. L. G. srRArroN AND
FAMILY.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-08-26
Do First Glass Work.

Laundry patrons who want first class
work done without paying exhorbitant
prices should patronize the Albany
Steam Laundry which have employed
regularly five OF the best ironers on the
coast for shirts, dresses, and shirt waists.
and ten cents is the highest price
charged for any of these articles.
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Astorialha. a Push Club.

A new 90 foot span bridge recently
collapsed on Rowe creek Lane county.
Dewey confirms The capture of Manila
with Z 600 Spanish prisoners.
0regon's gold outpu. this year will he
about IS, 500 600, probably more than
that OF the klondike.
Prof E. Ii. McAllister. OF the state
university, recently measured the height
OF Mt ST Helens and found it to De o.
739 feet.
Hop picking viii begin about Septem.
her LIST, with prospects OF q good crop
The price though will be lower than de
sired, about cents.
It hsssbeen decided to sead two YES.
sells, the Arizona and Scandis from San
Francisco 10 Manila and the Oregon boys
have been selected 10 so on tie Scandia.
We were shown the result OF a clean
up from the mine in which a. B. Sea- is
interested. 1t consists OF several chunks
OF pare gold which had gone through the
process Of Te;oTting and amalgaDation.
IL was very tempting in the way Of en-.
conraging the mine Owners in possession
OF such property.--B Bandon Recorder.
Tuesday, near Creswe.i, while moving
the horee power OF threshing machine,
Charles, the Is year old son OF F. M
Jackson was struck in the head by the
tongue, receiving q fearful blow. He
never fully recovered consciousness, dy-
ing yesterday forenoon.
Messrs Russell Coleman and Dave
Drager arrived home this morning from
the klon1ike. The gentlemen are both
lat and healthy but report that besides
beautiful scenery there is nothing much
to be found in that country. There is no
gold to be found in paying quantities
except or the few creeks et the region
aud they are all taken. There is work
there for probably 1000 men. The gen.
tiemeD a.e heartily glad 10 be tome
again "-Salem journal.
The exercises at the Catholic church
closed last night with vesper services. in
which q number of priests besides Arch
bishop Gross and Bishop O'Dea particip-
ated. A good many interested specta-
tors were present besides members OF the
church. The constructions and iurnish-
ings OF the church have been greatly ad-
mired. Besides many other decorations
the pictures have attracted attention
Or e OF the Virgin Msry is set in frame
Inlaid with god that cost over 81 2,00e.
This was q present TO Father Mata, er.
The gold OF the frame is from AlaskA-
On September first the Southern Paci-
&c railroad company will put into effect
a new tariff thai is designed TO make 8
radical change ! the movement OF grain
from the Willamette valley. Heretofore
the Willamette valley grain has gone 10
Portland for export. The short crop 10
California this year makes it possible to
move Oregon grain southwark by rail.
and the Southern Pacific is placing itself
in posiiioo TO take advantage oil the op-
pOrtunity for longer haul Review.
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Several valley people are moving TO
Weston. Here is another case from the
Guard: Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Edris will
leave Eugene tomorrow morning on the
early train for Weston, Umatilla county,
where Mr.. Edris has bargained for q
hardware store.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-08-26

WnEgis ~ THEIR HEAns.-The mem
bers OF the city council are reported IS
having had quite a lively time at the
session held last Monday evening TO con-
slider the proposed new bicycle or.
dinance. In fact, judging by street talk.
the session rarher outrivaled the famous
hold-up session OF the late legislature.
We learn that there were two bicycle or
dinances Introduced-one TO prohibit BIZ
cycles from all sidewalks aud one giving
them the use of certain walks with re-
strictions as 60 riding. etc. The council
adjourned in what most people would
call a row. leaving the bicyclists riding
on the walks as OF yore. with benign
smile upon his face. The question will
he tackled again At the next regular ses-
sion.-Brownsville Times.
The 5. A.-There will be a special
meeting at the Salvation Army next
Tuesday night, Aug. y, in behalf of the
Rescue work. of the Salvation Army,
Ensign Wilson the mation OF the Rescue
Home in Portland will be visiting Al
bany at that time in behalf OF the work
and special meeting has been arrang.
ed for her. The Ensign is quite an at.
tractive and powerful speaker and hav-
ing charge of the Rescue work will be
able to bring before ali. the success oi
that branch of the work. The officers ol
the Local Corps are especially anxious
that every one interested in christian
work attend the meetings led by the En-.
sign. Admission free.
A MASSACHUSETTS CuRIo.- A unique
and valuable souvenir was received We'd
nesday by Frank Crawford from Prof. J.
b. and Mrs. Horner. who are now ut Ply
mouth, Massachusetts. 1t consists of q
leaf from a tree on Lexington commons
| where fell the first heroes Of the revolu
| ton. and booklet containing views o
of Plymouth, house that was bull
there in 1860, Plymouth Rock, and man.
others OF much interest. - Corvallis Un
1 ion.
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A WAxNING.-Joe Dutton, vile and
seven children, arrived in Corvallis,
their former home, last Wednesday end
ing a five months journey from Alberta
Northwest territory. Joe is overjoyed
to get back to Webfoot and he entertains
now higher regard for the judgment OF
those who tried to dissuade him from
leaving here three years ago. The eoun-
try filled up rapidly for time, but the
settlers are now leaving as rapidly as
possible His was the 500th wagon
which passed given point all outward
bound.-Coryalli Times.
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School Appointment. .

Superintendent. Mcdonald has made
ont the school apportionment for August.
The rate is $S.S02 per capita.
Some OF the larger districts win receive
ar,arpre as sotaovrs.
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Music Miss Mildrca burmester
teacher OF piano or organ. System the
Mason touch and technique. Residence
Fifth street, opposite U P church.
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Sick headache, hilliousness, constipation
and all liver and stomach troubles can he
quickly cured by uslng ;aosa famous little
pills known as DEWITT a Little Early Risers.
Thev are pleasant to take aud never glipe.
AT ]. A. Cummings.