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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1898-09-22

p. ]. SMALLRY who spent some time
here recently, has written a lengthy ar
tlcle for the St. Paul Globe Oh ManIto-
voc and it's transportation facilities. Mr..
Smslley has a most felicltous style and
in descriptive articles he furnishes facts
in most pleasing form of narration.
What he says OF Msn,to~oc is read with
interest even by those familiar with the
facts which he gives.
He also devotes some space to a de-
scr,ption OF the county asylum and Of
the improvements made through the en-
ergetic administration of affairs by MIR
Rahr. He advises that when the legis.
lature Of Minnesota again meets it send
committee to this city to investigate
county asylum methods with a view t.
bringing about improvement in the man
ner OF caring for the insane of that state
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1898-09-22
FOR SALE.

The property owned by the Guido
Pfister Estate, ID the town of Two Creeks
consisting OF 252 acres of land, store
building. hotel, pier, warehouses. SIX
dwelling houses, saloon, barns, stables
and Rranarv. The property is we'll 10
Gated. Ali will be sold for S16,5OO. En-
quire OF julie Lindstedt,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1898-09-22

A TEAM of horses with load of
shingles came down Eighth street on
Thursday last, strewing its load along
the street. The driver jumped off
while the team was going at full
speed and escaped without serious in
jury.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1898-09-22

PERPETUAL end persistent pushing
produces prosperity. The furniture busl-
ness OF q. d w. Frazier, corner York and
Eighth street hes been constantly grow
ing since they have started business ID
this city. Call and get some of our 25c.
kitchen chairs. tt
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1898-09-22

To the Ladies:
We invite your inspection OF our Turkish
Corner. Respectfully,
g. & w. FRAZIER,
Dealers in Furniture. Corner York
and N. 9Th Ste
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1898-09-22

HiNRICHS AMERICAN CORN CURE
Cures quickly and does not cause pain
or soreness. Cure guaranteed. For sale
by Henry Hlnrichs. druggist.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1898-09-22

DO you go hunting? A new line OF
practicable Hunting Coats, cheap at
Schuette Bros. Clothing Store.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1898-09-22

Mr.. VIM. Kahlenberg and Miss Emma
Hammel OF Two Rivers we're married on
Tuesday evening.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1898-09-22

A new invention, the Harp Guitar. 10
strings yet easier to play than g. For
sale at Schmidtman's. II
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1898-09-22

"A. ). CLARK has purchased a dwelling
house In the city,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1898-09-22
'Schuette Bros.
Received This Week:
In Cloak Department.

|
lot of GOLF CAPES-a shawl cape with fringe plaid
reversed pain and plaid both Sides very stylish gar
ment
Children'S CIOakS.
REFERS from oSc to $1,000
| GRETCHENS from so to $1,000
ElDERDOWNS, from use. to $3.50
We are now showing magnificent assortment of chill
DRENS CLOAkS perfect wonders for the respective
prices, you will find among them
Separate Skirts
Founced Shapes made of Crepo Seges and Chevots
These we'll made and excellent fitting garments.
ShaWIS.
fine line of a. grades of Shawls has arrived. Among
them full of the RACINE SHAWLS that are
favorably known throughout the United States.
Underwear Dept.
Received 425 dozen Womens and Chldrens Underwear,
and make for these all broken lines will be closed out
at big discount.
20 dozen CORSETS-specal 2:sc.
Dress Goods.
BLACK CREPONS at So IS, S. 90, 81. so, 81 75 $500
S225, and s..
SCOTCH NOVELTY SUTTINGS, 45 a, inches wide at
CSC and $1.l5-the greatest bargain of them all.
Novelty Dress Goods
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TO RENT.

WINDIATE House. and furniture to rent
at reasonable price to responsible party.
THOMAS WINDIATR.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1898-09-22

FOUND, "A bunch OF KEYS. Owner
can have same by paving for this notice
Enquire at Pilot office.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1898-09-22

in pattern engths-one of kind fine assortment already
here and arriving daily If find materials
kind of dress stock, hardly be done
for superior many the large cities
competent and dnteested judges have repeatedly told
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1898-09-22

REEDSVILLE DAIRY BOARD.
REEDsvILLE, Sept. 16, 1898.
The sales at the board to-day were
424 boxes Y. A. at 8 &C.; Ill boxes twins
at 73.c; $50 boxes Daisies at 73 &c.
A. A. Milhans, Sec'y.
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Store

olar saved dollar earned buying
these points of evidence about the
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1898-09-22

Lleutensnt-A. N. Knudson.
Lieutenaut-A. F. Stahl,
Quartermaster Sergeant-Emil Stahl.
Corporals Horribly, Theodore
Mshnke, Charles Friedl, John nj. Taylor,
Joseph E. Nyhan, Benjamin Krame, Fred
Anthem, Henry O'Connell.
Musicians-Adolph Petska, Fred Block,
Arthur MIC OrdinR.
Privates-Irvln Allen, George Amann,
Edward Beck, W. G. Boil, w. E. Bonn,
F. ID. Bonnip, Charles BuInger, Charles
Byram, Logic Churney, Ole DanieIson,
George Dueno, by. Fieischer, John
FriedI, by. Frisch, Matthew Georgeeon,
William Golembiewski, William A. Groll,
Walter Grosstuck, Patrick Quinn, james
Hampton, Daniel Herzop, Anton Jeckett
by. Klein, Emil Kawalle, Theodore Ken.
neGy, Charles Klotz, William Fl. Klenke
Gustav l.. Krop, K G. Kohler, ". Laden
berger, Fed Liebert, Perry Mcdonald
Nicholas Mailman, James Meehan
James Murphy, George Orth, Frederick
Pasgelnw, Claude Pearson, Joseph Pllon
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-12-23
The Big Poultry Show.

EDITOR DEMOCRAT.
A treat to the citizens of Linn County
The Oregon State Poultry Association
will hold their fourth annual exhibition
in Albany, January 8 to IA (inclusiye :,
The management has made all neces,
sary arrangements for the coming show
S L Roberts, oi San Diego, CAL, and
G w Downs, Sr,, OF Portland, Ore, have
been selected as judgee. Committees
have been appointed for the various de.
partments and all are working with a
will 10 ger up magnificent display.
Every breeder on the Pacific Coasl
should, and We lhink will, make it 4
point to exhiuit At this show. Great in.
terett Is manifested throughout the state
in this exhibition aud il bds fair 10
eclipse any former effort
We must bear in mind the great inn
portance our exhibitions are to the up.
building OF our poultry interests, and all
~e can do should be done; work for and
sustain all our poultry shows, and their
success sill mean our snccess
Everv farmer in Linn county should
become personally interested 10. and at
tend this poultry show. The citizens
and business houses Of ALBANY have been
very liberal in supporting this exh, ,bition
and their guarantee fund now stands a,
$3.50. II We ss farmers wish this poultry
show a success We should make prepaYa.
tIons now to attend and keep in mird
that right in the heart OF albany, which
IL The bast town in the Willamette val.
lev. there lie going to be rousinp bly,
Poultry Show.
Shedd. Ore, G. s. sHEDD.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-12-23
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mr. Roy Bentley came up from Salem
this noon for the holidays.
IS. Van Wrinkle is confined to hil
home with iniiammstory rheumatism.
Hon. J II Peery, Of Dotyville, has beer
in the city couple OF days on business
II B Miller delivered a:lecture before
tie O.A.C. last evening on Labor and
Wages"
Mrs G w Harris and two children left
last night for Sacramento, Calf on q
visit with the relatives OF Mr.. Harris.
Mr. NJ Concklin left last night for
California, where he will visit his son
Frank and family, formerly of this city,
who reside near San F. ancfsco.
Mr. Harry B Whitaker, brother of G
u Whiteaker, has been in the city travel
ingn for the Lyon coffee, his field covers
the state. His brother C.B. covers CAL
ifornia.
Rev. Oliver A. Murphy, d d OF Mary
land, will come 10 Oregon early in Janu-
ary and reside at Corvallis, having
charge OF the Episcopal parishes at Cor
Wallis aid McMinnville.
Ex. Congressman Y. Y. schoonmaker
OF New Jersey, who Was in Oregon,
stumping the state for Tongue and
Moody before the June election, is now
in the etste lscturiDg, and tonight al
Portland. will speak on "China the
Shadow OF the World -
Mr.. II. G. Cockerline, the we'll known
and popular life insurance man OF Eli
gene, is in the city, no. entirely on bus.
lness, for while soliciting Mr.. Cocker.
lene has been fortunate in being accepted
for Lie. The risk 10 fret class one.
The Drs Beers last evening IN theil
pleasant parlors gave a very enjoyabl,
reception TO Mr. ana Mrs David Kirk
patrick, now Of Washington state, whC
are here on visit Most OF those pres
ent were Mr.. KIrkpatricks' former &C.
qua'ntances Of nearly 20 years ago. be
ture he left Albany in 1880, several being
school maiee. A delightful evening val
paFeei.
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Jack Howard returned this noon from

Jack Howard returned this noon from
Portland.
Miss Minnie Sehale, of Jefferson, has
been visiting In the city the guest.oi her
sister Mrs. A. Skaar.
Mr.. VIC. Tweedale left last night for
Sacramento, Calf. where he will spend
the holidays with friends.
G. A Mcdonald, a former Lebanon man
and S. p. engineer, is now engineering
on train in Southern California.
License has been issued for the marri-
age of;Mr. Charles Belmont and Miss
Alice Love, two of the we'll. known young
people of Harrisburg.
Otto Clelan, Grant Froman and John
Warner have rented naphtha launch
owned by some Corvallis men with a
view to buying it, and will navigate the
river.
from the Bay, where he left his sister
Mrs. Mackey alive. Mrs. Hughes, Of
Astoria, went over this noon. Her sister,
Mrs. Virgil Parker is slso there.
The Ladies-of the Baptist church viii
give social at Mrs. Fred Dawson's or
Friday evening Dec. 80, to which all art
invited. A nice lunch will be served
Admittance of 10 cents will be charged
Prof. Stark of Will & Stark is at homl
and will remain here for ten days. AL
desiring their eyes examined and testeC
should call upon him during his sta,
here, before his return to the Medica
College at Portland
w. L. Watkins, is in the city afte
being in the hospital at Portland for tw
months. Mr. Watkins was located a
Sumter, E. O., for awhile, but tn
weather and climate did not agree wit
, him and he started back to Webfoot, an
! will go to the Bay tomorrow.
: From the Weston Leader about
former Albany man: Deputy Sheriff !
i. d. Turner was up from Pendleton Tue
|. day, posting Weston property for take
! He was allowed to escape alive, and ii
r property OF delinquents will be sold VI
der the hammer after five weeks publ
K cation, unless the taxes are paid.
4 Jack Warner, who has been in this ci
] working in the interest of the A. o.
! W., has secured sixteen applications I
a membership, and has several more tn
Il will probably join. The A. o. U. W.
y a fine order and Mr.. Warner Eis firs
\ class rustler. The two together form
!: good combinotion.-Lebanon Z. 0.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-12-23
Schillings
Best
Japan Ceylon
English Breakfast
Oolong Ideal Blend
Tea


THOMAS. Or, Dec. 10, 80.
EDITOR DEMocRAT:
r. l. DeVaney aud wife went to Al
bauy o see DIR. Hill. Mrs. X. l.. De
Vaney has the ophEualmy.
81. q. Olack and sons have been ship
ping chair wood, and some excellent
wood it was, too.
A Fuller sent out a car OF wood the
past week Two or three carloads be
sides we're sent off by others,
The chicken pie supper was snccess.
very good literary program was rem
dered. inter- persed with music, vocal
and instrumt ntal, Uncle Ed Smith oi
Munkers and vile taking a very prom
iueht part. the part played the nost
naturally, and WITHOUT affecta;ion was
the eating OF the chicken pc, and hoh. e
talent vac Tot excelled by any one from
the surrounding towns. The following
cities aud towns wee creditAhN repre-.
sen,ed: Albany. Jeffeis son. Shelburn,
Scio, Mun,e ers. Thomas, Lebanon and
SotAv lie. rne most hearty good wills
prevailed.
Mr.. aud Mrs F p. DeVaney attended
the funeral OF Mrs. BenAam, on Satur-
day. She ~as during life very esiimG-
aOle i~dy. Her maiden name was Hal
iibur'Jn. Born in sullivan Co.. No..
and msrried Benham about 1856, cross-
ing the plsins to Oregon in 1884 with sn
OK team. Her b, shand John Benham
died come years ago She leaves five
children, Mrs. William Moore, Sweet
Home; Mrs. frank Smith VI AlbaDy,
two other girls both believe married,
and James Benham. She leaves host
OF friends 10 mourn her loss bat not
without hope, for in the resurrection we
know she wall arise and like Oaniei
rest" aid then ''stand in ''ber" lot at
the end OF the dAvs" Dan. 1913, and
Romans 2o:2l, divine assurance 10 her
acceptance by the Almighty Father
ID, Z, LAY.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-12-23
Kober Distinguished Himself

Besides several letters The American
Soldier Of October 30 was received at
this city this morning. We clip the fol-
lowing:
Last Sunday while on guard at st Au-
gustine church Fred Kober, Co. dis
covered slarge quantity OF secreted arms
Behind large painting in TIE ottieers
room he found a sort OF closet full o
Mausers, Remingtons and snbeIs with
drums, 6ueles and 1000 or more rounds
OF ammunition. Pvt Kober promptly
reported the find to the proper authori
ties, and Brig. Gen. Reeves sent detail
Of MINI. boys from the police station e
take charge OF the captured arms.
Garfield Sutton aud Claud Taylor, o
the Baltimore, were visiting their man!
friends at the Quartet Espana. Conn
again boys. -.
city played in the Oregon club and Mar
win Turner scored.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-12-23

The famous Hi Henry minstrels are to
be in Albany.
Coon Hollow at the armory tomorrow
night. One of the most entertaining
shows on the road.
Fifteen votes were cast in the Water
loo election resulting IN the choice of Jos.
! Meisner by an overwhelming majority.
for mayor.
In the southern trip next to the Pres
ident General Joseph Wheeler comes in
for the most attention, then Hobson and
afterwards Shafter and some others.
/ The new Masonic hall is to be dedi-
Gated on the 9th, when several Albany
Masons will assist in the exercises, as
we'll as others from different parts of the
state.
Yesterdays Seattle P. |. contained
forty four pages of matter including l76
columns OF advertising, which means
lots OF prosperity and enterprise. Il isa
great paper.
Alter making contract the Hogan
Alley troup failed to appear in Astoria
on the day named and the manager OF
the opera Ii use L. Z. SeliS has sued the
company in Portland for $l40 damages.
There are bills in congress providing
Tor the appropriation amounting to over
$2,OOO,OOO for the state ofWashington A.
lone, the biggest being $500,O00 for
Gray's harbor. Washington is very
modest state for a fact.
The Puyallup Indians have won every
loot ball game of the season, eight in all,
last SATURDAY defeating the state univer-
slty team at Tacoma Is to IL. A game
between them and the Chemawas would
be worth witnessing by foot ballIcranks.
A tifteen-year-old boy named Glaser.
living few miles west of Lebanon, had
one OF is eyes put out while hunting last
Sunday. He was using muzzle-loading
gun, and when discharging it the cap
flew into one OF his eyes, with the above
result.-Lebanon L. A.
Cottage Grove Leader: It seems that
the Grove is getting noted for scraps, of
late. Last Saturday night Horace Mann.
editor and proprietor OF the Messenger
and X. w. Veatch got into n difficulty at
the Louvre saloon, which soon led TO |
blows: Mann made a vicious dive at
Neatch and got hold OF him, but was soon
Jared loose" by heavy blow from
Neatch's cane. BY this time bystanders !
had interferred and they were separated, !
all bets on the "big thing" declared of. |
Last week as ]. NJ. Ralston's little D. |
year-old boy. Rolla, was returning home |
from school in Albany, some one on a bi. |
cycle run against the child, knocked him |
down and run over him, cutting a hole |
clear through his upper lip and other
wise bruising and badly injuIing him.
The unprincipled wretch never even got |
OH his wheel, but left the little fellow to /,
get up and get home the best he could, |
which he managed to do with the assist /
ance OF some of his school mates who |
were with him at the time. He was in a |
critical condition for sev-ral days, and it |
was feared that he had received internal |
injuries. None of the children knew the |
scoundrel that ran over him.-Lebanon |
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A Hot Discussion.
OAK CRKkK. Dec. 70. lsas.

OAK CRKkE, Dec. 10. 1898.
A large crowd was present st he Oak
Creek SenooI house lat Saturday, eve to
hear the question discussed Resolved
that the Philippine I-lands should be
annexed t. the U. :" While the = eak-
ers on the affirmative made hot speeches
iayoTing the annexation OF these Islands
there was no lees ability shown by the
speakers on the negative. Much oratory
was displayed throughout the discussion
by the speakers on both sides, each
speaker being greeted with applause By
the audience, which showed that eBthu
siasm was running high and was consid
cred by those present To be the most pa
triotic contest ever Witnessed At OaE
Greek. Alter conclusion OF the argn'
inert the vote by the judges was affirm
alive 2. negative /.
a recess Of 20 minutes Was then de
clared for social chat which all presen'
seemed to enjoy
The house was again calleu TO orde
by Prea. McElmurry and the sudIeucs
was favored by number CT solos b.
members present, together with SOM
| 6ne selections by the ouartette.
The Society then adjourned to NEE
Saturday Dec. 81 at .. ~. at whiel
the program will consist of "a jury iris
in Kangaroo Court" drama entities
"Aunt Beisy's Beaux," singing by the
quartette alec q number Of solos, recits
tions and instrumental music.
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wEDN Z SD AZ


4 yoanR soldier passed through Al
haoy ibis morning on his way to his
home in Kansas from Manila. having ar
rived in San Francisco Sunday, on the
Scsndia. He came out on the platform
TO sniff The fresh Oregon air. aud Was
acoostcd by some Albany men who we're
out at the train 10 meet AibAny's two
young men from tie sane place II they
sho ID arrive. He thought Leslie VeFie&
and Frank Wire would be home 10 =
couple OF days, Wire anyway as he bad 3
discharge. He reported Wire all right,
and said that two dAys after the boat was
out lie was able 10 throw his crutches
away and the next day TO whip one oil
the other soldiers. VeTick's eyes were
bad bat were improving He coaId see
down some but not ahead at all.
Mr.. Verick this morning received q
dispatch from Major Woodruff stating
that Leslie had been discharged and Ea'
probably on bis way home. A postal re-
ceived by Mrs. Wire from ". s. Msth,
ews said that Frank and Leslie would
leave San Francisco Tuesday Afternoon
for Albany and hence will be here 10
morrow morning on the overland. Al
bany people generally will rejoice at see
ing them home in as good condition q
they are, confident that they will be 81
right coon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-12-23

A EUGENE DEBATR.-At Willard Hall
last night the question Resolved, That
the United States should retain control
of the Philippines" wac affirmed by
Messrs w L Whittlesey. NJ L Watts and
l. G Bradley, and denied by Messrs Chat
v Galloway, B Q Jakway and q Il Camp
bell. President O II hapman, Sup, /
D Ressier and Hon Z r Skipworth act
ed as iudges, their duty being to select
the three best debaters, who will rep
resent the U OF o in the intercollegiate
contest. BY their decision w L Whit
lesey is selected as leader. and CV Gal
loway and B O Jakway colleagues
Guard.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-12-23

Total indebtedness. -. SO, ,44S /.
Officers we're elected as follows:
PFeei1ent-A ] Johnson, Scio.
Vice President-D. a. MeAlliGter, Il
GTande.
sec-etary-C. D. Gabrielson, Salem.
TreseuTer-A. Bush, Salem.
Chief AsrsnAl-H. l. Simeral. Mac
ieav.
Superintendent of PavilIion-w. II
Savage, salem.
Superintendent Of Dairy - Geo. W
Weeks, Salem.
Superintendent OF Poultry - Geo. D.
Goodhue. Salem.
Executive COMMITTEES - A. LAFollett
D. II Loonev, @. Wilson.
Finance Committees. ii. Holt, D.
II. Loosey, J =. Q. Wilson, F. w. Durbin
A. ]. johnson.
The postmaster and his deputies are
having their hands full handling christ
mas packages.
Coon Hollow wss greeted by 6 good
sized audience At The armoFy lset eve
ning, who we're PLEASED With the move
performance.
A game OF foot bail vas played in Port.
land last Sunday between ''the eporLs'
and society" two elevsne OF Jewish
young men, who played live game.
The Sugar Pine Mill & Fixture Co
have the contract for making the fixtur.
e ior the new post office, an Insurance.
OF good lob. The new box have been
forwarded.
Across tie river last evening Thos.
Hebron secured a gray squirrel which
wore tusks OF such peculiar shape as tc
make II curiosity, and the squirrel was
presented 20 Dr. Hill weo will have j,
mounted Tor his museum.
A good many have declared their in.
tentioo OF attending the musical OF Prof.
and Ars- Wertx a. the Presbyts riau
church tonight choire program oI
musical numbers will be given, zIsh the
Ass stance of Misc Ora HarkneSs q.
rea lsF- A nominal admission fee Of ten
CENTS will lie charged at shs door
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-12-23
Getting Il Jury.

According to a New York dispatch OF
yesterday the work Of getting o jury for
the trial II Mrs. Fayne Strahan Moore,
codefendant with her husband, William
AE Moore convicted OF "badgering'
Martin Mahon in hotel in this city,
we resumed. Four jurors were obtained
and after a long list OF talesmen bad
been examined FIVE more were accepted
by both eides. The hearing was then
adjourned until today.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-12-23
Donaca Indicted. .

The federal grand jury at Portland last
Saturday brought in an indiclmen,
against W. Ii. Donacs, postmaster at
Sweet Home, who is accused OF having
embezzled in October last $l25s.50 post-
office funds. Donaca is q young man
who seems TO have taken ever, thing in
sight as several citizens OF Sweet Home
who had money in hie safe assert that
in each instance he embezzled the funds.
Times.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-12-23
MONDAY
Dell Reeds Troubles
From the Seattle P.

From the Seattle P. l.:
Dell Reed, who has been working for
Henry & Co. in this city under the name
of Al Robinson was arrested last night
by Detective Meredith on the charge OF
grand larceny.
The request for Reeds arrest came
from the chief of police OF Portland. The
exact amount of money involved in the
case is not known. 1t is alleged that
Reed stole hides from the Portland Meat
Company.
Detective Meredith found the man he
wanted at Henry's and approached him
by saying: "Hello, DELL" The man
admitted that he had been known as
Reed, but explained that he had a per-
feet right to the name of Robinson on ac-
count of marriage complications. He
said that he had been in San Francisco,
Ashland, Or, and other places since be
was in Portland. His arrest was a great
surprise to him.