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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-28

Isawton, Commander w. w. Meade,
"Marbiehead;" Lieutenant Commander
Marx. Lieutenant Albert +. Niblock
"Winslow;' Archbishop Ryan, Captain
Charles ID. Sigsbee. Governor Eben Tun-
nell, OF Delaware. Governor j. hOge ~
lcr. OF Virginia; acknowledgements
Richard Wainwright Gloucester, May
or Warwick, Commodore j. c. Watson,
Captain Thomas IL. Wilson, Captain Bar
clay h. Warburton, Frank Thompson.
President Mckinley was given an enthu-
siastic reception when ne entered the
beautifully decorated dining room. along
with Postmaster General Smith and sec
retaries Alger and Wilson.
He responded in brief speech to the
patriotic Introduction OF Colonel Mcclure,
the President Of the Club.
MILES AND sHAFTER MEET
When he finished his speech, the Pres
ident left the hail to go 10 the reception
a, the Academy OF Music. As he passed
rom the room General Miles entered.
The head OF the army received an ova-
tion as he passed through the crowd TO
his seat next to General Shafter. The
latter arose as General Miles approached
and reaching out his hand cordially greet
ed his chief The public exhibition Of
good feeling between the two generals
was greeted with almost deafening ap-
plausc.
At the Academy OF Music the President
held an informal reception for two hours.
with Secretaries Aiger and Wilson. he
stood on the stage and shook hands with
q long line Of people who passed in one
door and out another. There was no
speech making and after a light luncheon
had been served in the Foyer. the Presi-
dent was escorted back TO his hotel and
shortly aftcrward. at haif-past eleven
o'clock the party left for Washington.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-28
WRECKED ON LAKE ONTARIO.
The Schooner st. Peter Goes Down.
All But the Captain Drowned.

ROCHESTER,, y. Y, Oct G-A special
to the Herald from Sodus says
The three-masted schooner st. Peter, OF
ST. Vincent, sank this noon about five
miles northwest OF Sodus on Lake on
tario. with ali on board. save Captain
John Griffin, who was rescued In an un-
conscious condition.
The tug COrnelia started for the rescue,
but the great seas nearly swamped the
boat and the Cornelia was compelled 10
return 10 the harbOr Word was sent TO
Charlotte that the distressed vessel had
been sighted near Pultneyville and the
tug Proctor started with the lite-saving
crew. When within a mile Of the ST. Pc
ter, the crew Of the Proctor were horri-
fed 20 see the distressed ship sink. In
ten minutes the tug was cruising about
the spot where she went down. Captain
Griffin was picked up in an unconscious
condition. After spending half an hour
looking for the other members OF the ILL
fated crew. the tug started for Sodus
whore medical assistance was secured FOR
the captain. He IS still unconscious. but
will recover. The wife Of the captain was
also lost.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-28
WAGON BRIDGE UNDERMINED.
Large Attendance at the V. VI. I. Nc
eessitates Another Ruildiau

LEXINGTON. VA, Oct, 27.-special.-
The covered wooden bridge across North
river az East Lexington. was cCnsidera-
BIZ damaged Sunday morning by the
falling OF the stone wall TO one OF the
approaches. The wall was undermined
by hleh water. The repairs will be begun
at once.
The large attendance at the Virginia
Military Institute Will necessitate the
ere lion OF an academic Dnlidlnf f. :
expected that next simmer will witness
the beginning OF this work Most OF ;he
lecture rooms are nov In the cadet BAR
racks. and lectures are thus lnterfered
with.
The infant child OF NJ. and Mrs Hardy
Cash. OF Buena Vista. died Tuesday
evening from the effects Of carboiic acid.
which Mrs. Cash had used for the tooth.
ache. The child got hold o. me botue
contents. which brought on convulsions
and resulted in death.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-28
WILL NOT BE CANDIDATES.
Mr.. Keith Withdraws and Mr.. Gore
Does Not Want Office.

WILMINGTON, n. c., Oct T.-Mr.
d. /. Gore, mentioned in Governor Rus
sells letter as a candidate for the State
Legislature on the Republican ticket In
New Hanover county. stated 10 Star
reporter tonight, in positive terms, that
he will not be a candidate on the Re-
publican ticket, and will not accept any
office at the hands Of any party.
Mr. .. +. Keith (PopulisO, In card,
published in the newspapers OF this city,
announces his withdrawal from paruci-
patton In the campaign, and that he Is
'in favor of Anglo-Saxon supremacy In
ali things pertaining TO our state as wei
as the national government
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-28
GEORGIANS DON'T WANT TO GO.
Senator Bacon Tries TO Have the Sec
ond Regiment Retained.

WASHINGTON, oct. Ex-senator Ba-
con. Of Georgia. was at the War Depart
ment to-day endeavoring 10 effect an ar
rangement which viii allow the Georgia
men who wish 10 remain in the volunteer
service to stay. Two regiments, the First
and Second. have been ordered mustered
out About half OF the man in each desire
TO remain.
Senator Bacon has asked that the
Second Regiment be retained. and that
the men who desire 10 leave the service
be Transferred so the First Regiment
while the mon Of the First Regiment who
desire to stay I'm service be transferred
TO the Second. The officers Of the War
Department are disposed to grant the re-
quest
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-28
CONSTITUTIONAL
GOVERNMENT.
DR.. Woodrow Wilson's
Lecture at the College
A LARGE AUDIENCE.
Including Many Prominent Profess
ional Men.
AN INSTRUCTIVE DISCOURSE.
DIR. Wilson Gave an Extremely Clear
Impressive Exposition Of His
Subject and Was Given
Close Attention Through
out--The Subject for
Tonight.
AN INSTRUCTIVE DISCOURSE.

The auoierce that gathered in the thap-
el Of Richmond College last night 10 hear
the first OF the twelfth course Of lectures
dowment was n large and representative
one There were many Of Richmonds
most highly cultivated people present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-28
The Commission VIII Probably Dis
cuss Them Next.
MAKE ONLY ONE CONCESSION.
Spain is Given Guarantee That Life
aud Property Shall Bc Secure in
Cuba-The Philippine Situation
is Different from the Cuban,
as We Will BE Gamers
There.

PARIS. oct. 27.-The Spanish Peace
Commissioners have accepted the negative
view Of the United States Commissioners
towards the proposed assumption by the
United States OF the Cuban debt The
American commissioners have firmly but
courteously declined to assume for the
United States The entLre or ioLnt respon-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-28

to vote for members OF Congress ana
judges and such State officers as are 70
be voted for in this election2
They would thus be deprived not ohiy
OF their rights under the State Consul
tuition. but those secured 10 them under
the United States Constitution as well.
Very truly yours,
(slgned) ID. L. RUSSELL.
Governor"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-28
READY FOR PHILIPPINES.
The Commission VIII Now Take Up
Thnir Consideration.

The COMMISSION VIII Now Take Up
Their Consideration.
WAsHINGTON. Oct. q The 'ntma-
ton conveyed by the American Commits
sioners 10 The SDanisA Corr mm'ssloneIF
Mondays session Of the Peace Confer
ence in Paris that the position OF 'he
I-rited states with respect 10 Cuba and
tha Cuban debt could not be regarded
as subject to change and that sonse-
ouentlv the American Commissioners
we're ready 20 proceed with the considera-
tIon Of other heads under hte protocol
Tho Paris advices show had the desired
effect. >-,,,oz>.
The one concession as 10 Cuba
,hat our commissioners will make
tContinued on Second Page)
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-28
RANGE OF THERMOMETER.

The following was the range of the
thermometer at The Times onies ysster.
day: o A. NJ, a: 70 NJ. is: 3 p. ~. -;
+. NJ. 46 +. NJ, al midnight ~.
Average. 4i1a.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-28

Forecast for Friday:
Virginia and North Carolina-Fair: rio
Ing temperature; light variable winds.
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-09-30
Who Sunk Sink

F. L. Leonard. ad engineer of New
berg, is liable to prove q strong witness
against W. II. Magers Tor the murder OF
Ray Sink. The Telegram says:
Leonard was with Magers and Sink in
Salem on September Is, the day the latter
met q violent death. On that occasion
the trio went to the First National bank,
where Sink drew out $500. He then
parted from his companions, witnessing
Magers and Sink leave the city. Great
ly to his surprise, two hours later he saw
Mayors in town, this time accompanied
By another man. On that occasion he
saw Magers in the rear OF 4 hotel, cleans
ing his hands OF what seemed to be blood.
Leonard's testimony will prevent the
establishment OF an aliDi by Nagers.
The prisoner asserted that he could prove
he was not in Salem the night OF the
murder, and Leonard and the other man,
not yet been arrested, will be called up
on TO chow that he was there. Leonard
may also have to testify in his own de-
tense, for Mayors, by his assertion that
Sink was last seen with the imam from
Newberg," evidently means to lay the
guilt at his door.
A@Opno4A q SASAcc AOI 1of haNIlE S-it
ier given the facts to the authorities is
that he did not hear OF the finding oil
Sinks's remains unlil few days after
the establishment of their idenity.
Since the above was received Leonard
has admitted that the story about Ma
jers washing the blood from his hands
was false, that he had told it for the
purpose OF receiving witness fees. II SC
the penitentary is too good for him. Ii
transpires now that Leonard himself has
been out of the penitentiary only since
| Sept. 6.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-09-30
The Gavernur's Message.

The Governor opens his message with
the dramatic announcement that we are
at critical period OF tile history of our
country, and then refers at some extent
- the war with Spain and the conditions
that have arisen from il. This as pre-
liminary TO the information that il is
therefore important that Oregon should
have senator present 10 assist in the
onerous and responsible duties, and his
election now will enable him to be pres
ent at the opening Of congress in Dec
ember. A matter incidentally connected
with il is the opening OF the Nicaragua
canal, the building oI which ought to be
undertaken without delay. These as
part oi an excuse for the special session.
Attention 10 called TO The necessity OF
appropriations for current expenses not
attended to on account OF the failure OF
the last legislature 10 organize.
On account OF the great increase of the
business of the Supreme Court he ID in
favor OF u commissioners court 10 afford
relief.
Provision should he made for an ex-
hibit AZ the exposition at Paris in 1900.
The default OF ]. Iowcnberg & Co, OF
the peniieniiAry foundry. was considered
OF sufficient importance to demand im-
mediate consideration.
Various kinds OF remedial legislation is
needed and all important measures
should be carefully considered and not
lie railroaded through. This special ses-
sion should be devoted 60 the most ur-
gent matters o! public interest.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-09-30
Probate Record.

In estate of Elizabeth Rumbaugh will
filed. Personal property ordered sold
Inventory.
In estate OF NJ. A. Burkhart, apprais
ers appointed.
In estate of A Craft, administrator ap
pointed.
In estate of r. R. Fimple, administra,
tor appointed. Appraisers, Messrs. Col
ira, Fisher and Curran. Personal prop
erty ordered sold.
In estate of Robert Johns, citation tc
be heard October s.
In estate of Leonard Thomas, iaven.
tory filed. Real property, $3.50, person.
al $3.50.
In estate of John Settle, report of sale
OF real property contirmrd. Also in es-
tate of Eliza Duchett.
In estate of J. L. Miller, incompetent,
guardian APP ointed, W. A. Ewing guar
dian.
In estate of B. X. Jackson, viii adm it
ted to rebate, 9. l.. jackson executor
VIM Price was admitted to citizenship
In estate of G. S. Station, administra-
tor appointed.
In estate OF S. NJ. McLane, Mrs. J. A,
McLane appointed administrator de
bonis non.
In estate of REM. Rozelle, Jane Cat
lin appointed guardian. Bond $l20.
In estate of E. B. Pattison, Nancy
Patsison appointed admr. Bond 500.
In estate of Clarence Stockton, inven-
tory filed. Personal property ordered
sold.
In matter of Eliza Ann FRAT arrested
for insanity, patient discharged on ex-
animation.
In estate of Ann L. A. Boytaux, final
accounting set for Nov. Z.
In estate of Aaron Condra, will admit
ted to probate. w. II. Condra, execu-
tor.
In estate of Rhoda Ann Smith, will
admitted to probate.
In estate of Mary Ann Shank. insane,
acct filed.
In estate OF 0lney Fry, Sr., final ac-
counting set for Nov. S.
In estate OF B. n. Hartman, Nov. u
set for final settlement.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-09-30
Syracuse.

A number of farmers are taking ad,
vantage Oi these timely rAIns by prepar.
ing TO sow wheat.
School commenced in DIST s on the
18th, with Miss Itha Cheadle welding
the rod.
Mr.. W. H.. Newman has his new
houte Learly ready for occupancy.
We understand Mesars Will Raney
and Newman have each purchased q new
team o! horses and Mr.. Downing has
purchased a mule to replace the one kill
I'd by the cars a short time ago.
On prune orchard fence between
hers anc jefferson is sign reading liFe
this Keep out. Trap gun s-t; draw
your own conclusions.
On the 18th ]. B. Colyer arrived here
from Kansas. He came overland and is
we'll pleased with the country 60 far.
]. g. Davis arrived home last week
from quite an extended trip in the Cas-
cades. He went in quest of game, but
reports poor success. John I OK and Will
Conner are recuperating in the noun
tains PRoDTGAL.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-09-30
ne LTors.

The rain Was Of benefit and yet OF some
injury. The benefits were, j, sofsened
the ground and allowed the commence
men, OF fall plowing and seeding; it
started the grass and improved pas. urss. q.
The injury was only to the pruae crop {;
it caused the prunes 10 drop too rapidly
and cracked some. though the DANA &c
will hardly be appreciable. Prune dry
ing continues 10 be active: the crop is %
large that there are no; sufficient driers
10 handle it. Late peaches and pears
are ripenlng. The vegetable crop Is ex-
cellent. Digging Of potatoes is nov in
progress.
Ilop-picking is completed. Tue season
j very favorable TO the growth and
maturing OF the hop crop. Hop drying
and baiing is now in progress.
Harvest OF ali products is practically
completed. Late fruit is being picked
and shipped. Grapes are ripenIng. The
grass IS turning green. Work has COM
meuced for next years crop. The seas
on has been favorable 10 the tiIiers ot
the soil.
r. s. PAork, Observer.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-09-30
wHDN NESDAy
CITY COUNCIL.
Tnesday evening. Sent. p.

Tuesday evening, sept. q.
Present Recorder, Acting Marshal
Street Superintendent and Councilmen
Galbraith, Dannals, Hopkins, Senders
Martin and Graham.
| In the absence of mayor Councilman
Hopkinsapresided.
The committee on streets and public
property reported the purchase of the
pipe for the water supply system and
Mr.. Frick, the contractor, who was pres
ent, stated that work would begin at
once.
The boiler OF Linn Co. No. was re-
ported taken to the foundry ior exami-
nation.
The ruins OF the fire on the property
of w. c. Tweedale, adjoining the opera
house were declared a nuisance and Or
dered removed.
City Treasurer Parker was granted a
thirty days leave OF absence.
A warrant for $e0) was ordered drawn
in payment OF interest on bonds, due
Oct. l.
Fast bicycle riding was dicussed by
several members and on motion OF Coun-
Gilman Martin the police officers were
requested to make arrests for violation
oil the ordinance.
The matter OF the street adjoining the
property Of j. Il. Tillotson was referred
to the committee on streets and public
property with power to act.
The amount on hand on the bridge
fund, $7,263.9l, was ordered paid the
Portland Bridge Co., upon stipulation as
arranged by Attorney Fl. c. Watson.
The barn in lot Z, bl. I9, was ordered
connected with the sewer.
Bills were ordered paid as follows
Albany Iron Works, $3.50; W. b. Barr.
$500; c. G. Burkhart, $3.50; II. C..
Harkness, 2I.25; Foshay & Mason,
s7.S5; Hopkins Bros, $2I.3s; John
Jones. 5000; Hopkins Bros., $3S.03 /:
J. NJ. Ralston, $1,000; Sugar Pine Co.,
si.06; {. NJ. estbrook, SOC; \. j.
Henton, $3l.l0; 5. T.. Co., $i295; Costs
T: 7. Mack. 1855; Costs Thompson,
$2.95.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-09-30
4 Double Wedding.

The marriage of Miss Clara Serficg
and Mr.. Ed PAgenkoff and Miss Maggie
Serfing and Mr.. n. n. Glen was cele-
bratad at the home of Mr.. Ed Serfling on
Sept. %. 1898 at II a. M. Tne ceremony
was performed by Rev. Brown, OF Sa-
lem, in the presence OF large NUN bel
of friends. Miss Laura Evans, OF San
Francisco, played tue wedding march.
The par'ors we're tasteiuliy decorated
with ivy and white and pink roses. The
brides were altired IN white elk with
wreath and veil and carried bouquets o.
/ bridsl rvees. Alter the ceremony the
guests repaired TO the dining room where
delicious lun h Wsh served. The
young couples Teceived many handsome
and useful presents
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-09-30
Mixed up Matters.
From the Times.

From the Times.
4 suit in which ;. q. Irwin Of New
port is plaintiff, has been in tile circuit
oour; against T.. +. Wilson and NJ NJ.
Davis as executors OF the estate Of J. K.
Bryson deceased. Il appears that s. q.
Irwin IS executor Of the estate Of David
Bunfy Irwin, deceased. and that the es.
tate ]. L. Bryson has a claim against
said estate oi slBi. Something over a
wear ago the matter OF this claim Was
before the county court OF Benton coan-
~ al which time an order vas made CIV
ing Judgment in favor OF the Bryson es-
tate against :. g. Irwin As executor and
as an individual. 4 couple Of weeks ago
the executors oi the Bryson estate caus-
ed an execution 10 lie issued out oi the
county court OF Benton county and di.
recfed 20 the sheriff OF Lincoln count :
under which certain personal property
belonging 10 :. q. Irwin was levied upon.
Il IS out Of ihis execution that the pres
eni suit develops. ]. II. Ross. the sher-
i'll OF Lincoln oocniy, is joined as party
defendant and the oblecs sought Is 10 re-
strain the sale OF :. u. Iryin's property
under iigc execution.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-09-30
HOME AND ABPOAD.
Wheat so cents.

Wheat 80 cents.
! This is Francis +. WiIlard's birthday
The attendance OF the Astoria schools
/ is over ll00.
! The Ashland Woolen Mill is running
regularly with orders ahead.
/ The wheat market is little better
being 50 cents in Albany today.
/ Try sehiIliag's Best tss and baking powder
Photos 80 cts dozsn till Oct. al
Tinkles.
80 cents a doz. for first-class Photos by
Tinkle till Oct. z.
Only few days left to have Tinkle
make your Photos till Oct.7.
'Trilby" leads. others follow at
Stewart < Sox Hardware Cos.
The Trilby stove, the beet in the mar
kes, at Stewart & Sox Hardware Coz.
For calcium carbide 60 to the office O
oregon Gas Light Heating & Power Co.
The Parker fountain takes the lead
over all Others, French the Jeweler has
them.
ranges at Stewart & Sox's. Prices cheap
er than ever
Don't buy an Alright stove until
you see the Hickory" and ''Trilby''
kept by Stewart & Sox.
A few Of those elegant gold rimmed
photo buttons and brooch pins at Tinkles
Miss Longs Gallery.
'Trilby" the most popular heating
stove on the market at Stewart & Sox
Hardware Co.'S.
Go to Verick's shaving and hair cnt-
ting pArlors for fret class work. Hot
AMI cold baths Clean towels TO every
customer
Grants Pass Was visited by a IS, 100
ire last night, burning Krnichill's bak-
cry. and the residences Of A. .empke
aud d. Mccarthy.
4 peculiar suit has been brought in
lane county 10 require the consolidation
OF Cottage Grove aud Lemaii.
W. l.. Broastein, formerly connected
with junk store on Ferry street has
opened second hand store on End street.
Daring the session Of the legislature
the Salem Journal comes oat in pages.
Il is live uP-io-daie capital city paper.
The Astorian recently claimed. a dif-
terence oi D. IS cents per bushei Tor wheat
Il shipped by way OF that city instead Of
by Portland. This is being disputed.
The Pendleton +. o. gives the yield OF
$50 acres OF Donald McRea, near that
city as II $50 bushels OF wheat, an aver
age o! IS bushels per acre
The insei nal revenue at Portland, COW
eTing July. Angus: aud September for
this year amounts 10 more than the
whole ot last yeAE. which VAS SSs6, ,a0I .sl
The increase is due 10 the var tar.
J. c. GoodaIe started his rew saw mill
a. Coburg yesterday Everything Is
lonnd 10 woEk satisfactory. The engines
used are the same ones that were in the
Old mill. but were not injured by the fire
and ~ork 10 perfectlon.-Eagene Regis
ter.
Yesterday Vas Portland dAv a. the
state fair without the PoE;ianders. They
are NOT attending this year. In the races
Alta Dell won the $40 trot in the re-
markahle time Of e:lsAt Tor one OF the
heats. The 2:I6 trsot Was won By Meteor,
t.esi time 2:Is'e. There Was the usual
running race.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-09-30

To Go asst.

From to-days Stateman: Del Norte
will race a mile today against his record.
He is being backed by several horsemen
that claim he will beat his record two
seconds. His owners feel confident that
he will make record today OF 200 Hat
and will match him against any guide
less PAGER in the world for 5000. THIS
will oe the last time Del Norte..will ever
pace mile on an Oregon track. He's
TO be shipped from here this evening
to North Yakima. and thence to Caliior'
MIA, thence East. This is the Inosi
wonderful horse ever in harnessand the
people Of Oregon will never perhaps
have an opportunity of seeing him eC
another mila.