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Abilene weekly reflector., 1898-02-10

NEW YoeK, Feb. with the victory
of the American championship at 1S-
inch balk line billiards almost within
his grasp, George Slosson was defeated
here Saturday night by Jake Schaefer,
of Chicago by a score of 500 points to
500 points in the game for the cham.
nionship of America.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1898-02-10
mnv ,.e a Zig Rnilrond Trust,

CHICAGO, Feb. 7.-The consolidation
Of seven big railroads into one prop
erty, controlled by the Vanderbilts, and
perhaps under one management, is
prophesied by many railroad men as a
result of the favorable outcome of the
plan to unite the New York Central
and the Lake Shore x Michigan South
ern. These men predict giant rail-
road trust at a not far distant date.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1898-02-10
Death Wa. Probably IN Accident.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-. Feb. Edwin P.
He man, Jr., q salesman for the Swof-
ford Bros Dry Goods company, shot
himself in the abdomen last night, in
his room at the Stratford hotel. He
died without regaining consciousness.
Everything points to the shooting
having been accidental
Abilene weekly reflector., 1898-02-10
Mai. Warner offered a Good Place.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Feb. S.-The in.
terest in the coming federal appoint
ments in the Western district Of Mis-
souri, was greatly increased by the
report that President Mckinley had
offered the appointment of district at
torney to Maj. Warner and urged him
to accept it. The report was pro-
nounced correct by the close friends OF
Mai. Warner and admitted as correct
by the other applicants for the posi-.
zion
Abilene weekly reflector., 1898-02-10
Gen Low Waiiacs's Magnificent Gift.

CRAwF0RDsvILLE, Ind, Feb. 7.-Gen.
Lew Wallace has announced that upon
his demise his beautiful study will be.
come the property Of the city OF Craw.
fordsvile for public library. The
edifce has just been completed in his
beech grove at cost OF $40, ,0OOand this
spring will be surrounded by an arti.
Gainl lakn
Abilene weekly reflector., 1898-02-10
Head Torn from His Body.

WICHITA, Kan, Feb. 7.-Dick Lang
don, negro boy, was thrown between
the coaches Of a Rock Island train and
his body torn to pieces He fell on his
face and was dragged along the ties
until his head was torn off.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1898-02-10
Bonds for Kansas scllool Fund.

TOPEKA. Kan, Feb, 3.-The state
school fund commissioners have pur-
chased $50, 900 of Empora bonds, $1,000
Of Olathe bonds and Si,70O of West
moreland bonds The bonds run for
20 years and draw five per cent. inter-
est The commissioners are also ne
gotiating with the authorities at Win
field for the purchase of $50, 900 worth
Of Winfield city refunding bonds.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1898-02-10

WASHINGTON, Feb. 7.-Congressman
Robb has introduced a bill in the house
approp Rating 100000 to be expanded
in improving Current river between
the junction Of Crooked creek and Cur.
rent creek with Current river.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1898-02-10
SAVED BY A CAT.
Its Moving Causes the Discovery
Of Fire on a Ship.
NAVY BOGUS 1WO-DOLLAR BILLS.
Kansas City Bank Teilers on the Alert AND
kcrutInIzs Every Bill offered Rob-
hers Make u AHaul-UpristngO OF
Neutrality-suspicious. Duel.

NEW York, Feb. S.-The mewing OF
a pet cat saved the British sailing ship
william Law and her crew from being
blown to atoms yesterday Oft Staple.
ton. S. |. The Law, laden with 5O,-
600 cases of refined petroleum, left
the Hook Saturday morning. her
stores were aboard and her crew OF II
men shipped. The fog was SO thick,
however, that Capt. Abbott decided to
anchor off stapleton and the vessel
was still there at 4.30 q. m. yesterday,
when Capt Abbott was suddenly
awakened by the mewing Of his pet
cat. The ship was found to be on fire
and liable to blow up at any moment
The crew was called out and the fire
boats telegraphed for. They reached
the vessel in time to save it and the
cargo
MANY BOGUS Two-DoLLAR BILLS.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-. Feb. S.-The
search OF the city for parties who are
putting out 50 silver certificates is still
going on, but the officers are making
but little headway. Each day a few
of the bills turn up at the banks
where they are offered for deposit
The tellers of the banks are never too
busy just now to inspect 50 bills, and
they have caught every one offered
since they were discovered in the city.
None of the business men who have OF.
fered them for deposit have any way Of
knowing where they got them. They
paid no attention to the bills when
they were paid in, and so lose the
amount when the bills are caught at
the banks. The officers are anxious
that all parties watch all bills OF that
denomination offered them, SO that
something about the source OF the bills
may be discovered.
Robbers MAIZE bld HAuL
DELAWARE, O., Feb. 8.-A startling
statement was made last night by Miss
Nancy Fix, who was tortured and
robbed Of a fortune on Tuesday night
last, and who is in a dying condition
from the effects of her injuries. She
recovered sufficiently last night to de-
scribe her assailants, four in number,
two of whom were mere boys. She
said that, after binding and torturine
her, the men compelled her to reveal
the hiding place of her money, and
that they secured $4,000 in cash from
jar where she kept it.
AN UPRISING OF MooNsHINERs.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Feb. S.-An up
rising OF moonshiners is threatened in
the mountain district of Cleburn coun'
ty, and the United States authorities
have been appealed to for assistance
to protect the law-abiding citizens o
the locality. The trouble is caused by
a lawless element whose chief occupa.
tion Is the unlawful manufacture o.
whisky, and was brought about by
raid last week by deputy United States
marshals
A DUEL IN IOWA.
MASON CRY, Ia, Feb. s. In due
Yesterday near Sexton, Kossuth coun
ty, between Albert Rahm and Herman
Necker, both men were shot, Neckel
through the abdomen and Rahm in thu
region of the heart. Both were in ,
precarious condition last night. Th'
fight was witnessed only by the sec
onds of the men, who had quarrelet
over a woman,
Abilene weekly reflector., 1898-02-10
From Red Fork to Guthrie.

GUTHRIE, Ok, Feb. s. The Muskogee
Coal 4 Railway company was granted
= charter, under the laws Of Oklahoma,
for the construction of railway from
Red Fork, |. T., to Guthrie, Ok. The
capital is 81, ,250, 900.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1898-02-10
Stnnlay Entera the Race.

WICHITA, Kan, Feb. S.-W. f. Stan
ley, of this city, has formally an.
nouunced that he would be candidate
for the republican nomination for
governor,
Abilene weekly reflector., 1898-02-10

The chancellor Of the Kansas uni
versity, \. H. Snow, has been invited
to deliver the commencement address
ct the University OF Indiana.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1898-02-10

One to Ds -ls.d II St Louis to Con-
s.Lsr l.oesaros o. Ho.os.a.
SILysg lEl 70 WoSE TOGETHER.
xopulists AMI White Me'a N"paoi'c~ns TO
Iv.Upsfate with Urmo.r..s--A Pro-
pOsed Law tu Force Nsm
To marry.

ST. LOUIS, Feb IA call for the
''First regular annual United Labor
y and Labor Reform convention," TO Dc
held In St. Louis on MONDAY, May 2
1875, has been issued by the commit
tee, by virtue Of authority conferred
on 1t by the United Labor convention
held in Chicago last September Inc
convention was called for the follow
Ing purposes:
First-To consider and adopt measures 70
seCure closer union between all advocates OF
labor reform
Second--1o adopt on efficient system OF re-
ndsting the encroachmelt OF the judiciary upon
the liberties Of our people, and to abolish gov
ernment by injunction.
Third--1'0 unto all our Efforts In support OF
every movement for the bettcrment OF indus
trial conditions not inconsistent with each
other
Fourth-To consider the political situation
IN relation to the interests Of the producers
and to take any necessary action thereon
Flflh--To establish closer and more sym
pethetic relations between the supporters OF
isolated attempts ut self help by CO. operative
colonies and industries
Sixth--To Impress upon tho American poo-
pie the pre-emincnt importance OF the system
Of direct legislation dncludlng the initiative
referendum, imperative mandate and propor-
tional representation, as the only means Of
restoring the liberties OF the people and as tho
only issue whereby oil reform elements can DO
cemented into hearty political union without
compromise Of principles,
Seventh-The basis Of representation shall
be one delegate from each bona ilde organiza-
ti0n in actual existence. which has for one OF
its fundamental oojests the promotion Of In
dustra and social reform
SILVER MEN TO WORK TOGETHER.
WASHINGTON, Feb. Z. -Co-operation
with the democrats in the fall election
was agreed upon by popnlists and sill
ver republicans at n meeting held in
the committee room Of Senator Allen,
Of Nebraska. The entire delegation
Of both parties in congress were pres
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-03-18
MONDAY
CIRCUIT COURT.

DEPARTMENT /. G.H. BURNETT. JUDGE.
Court convened at 8 O'Clock TODAY with
Judge Burnett on the bench. w. II.
Warner and G.. 7. Glover were appoint.
ed bailiffs The docket was run through
the first time in % minutes. Only two
cases were announced for trial. The
grand jury will probably not present
more than ons case for trial. The fol
lowing business was disposed of:
The following grand jury was drawn
II Hopkins. Geo S'eirs, B Henderson.
Peter Hume, w w Waters, Worth
Houston, A Q Gaines.
S Young agt Smith. rec money.
attachment. Settled.
: S Young agt E r Case, rec money,
a tach. Settled.
Sarah J Elder agt ] A Mcbride, ct al
partition. Continued.
Assignment of Bark of Oregon Final
account filed and affirmed, and report
approved. Continued
James Nanny ct al agt Louisa D Set.
ltlemire ct al. partition. Continued.
Laura A Caldwell VS. Ella G Caldwell,
-ipaltition. Continued
r L Sabin agt G Gross, rec money,
attachment. CoQtinued.
ID 2 Miller agt E II Rhodes, recovery
Eu0neys Settled.
Assignment L e Biain. Continued.
Albany B & L Assn sgt W A Laug-
head ct al Foreclosure. viii be settled
this term
J Sharp agt W B ellison, rec money.
Judgment for plaintiff by default.
Advance Thresher Co agt Max HaleS,
rec money, attachment. Settled.
L Houk, aGmr, agt Clvde Beach and
E A Beach, rec money, attach. Settled
Robert Andrews agt A ] Pitner, rec
money, attach. Settled.
ID Andrews agt w q Smith, rec money
attach. Judgment for plaintiff by delft
+ McNary agt E G Keene and Emma
A keene, rec money, attach. Settled.
state agt John Haley, assault with
dangerous weapon. Plead guiitr to
simple assault. Win De sentenced to-
morrow at 9 a. m.
State agt Lee French and Jerome Mil
Ter, indicted for forgery, committed on
Deeembe- II. 1907. win plead Wednes-
day at a. NJ
London & San Francisco Bank, limited,
agt w Patterson ct al. suit on bond.
Tried by jury. Verdict Tor defendant.
Charles Atschul agt William Slayens,
recovery of land. Sonsuit by plaintiff.
Robt Harrison, as administrator OF the,
estate of Jos Harrison, deceased, agf
John Harrison, recovery money, attachi
ment. Judgment for plaintiff.
Eegle Woolen Mills Co agt Geo Finley
and G Cox, rec money. Judgment by
default against ] G Cox only. Contin-
ued as to Finley.
Daniel Q Miller agt L B WitzeIl ct al,
rec money, attach. Judgment by de-
fault.
State of Oregon agt G Morgan, robhing
japanese section house at Halsey. In
dlcted. Cash bail OF $3.50 forfeited
Case continued.
O. egon agt Q Smith, giving liquor to
minor. Fined $50 or 25 days i'm mprison-
ment.
Oregon agt C Smith, giyirg liquor to
tminor. Dismissed.
State of Oregon agt Lee French and
jerome Miller. Plead not guilty. Sep
sarate trials granted and cases continues.
Grand jury adjourned Tuesday even
ing without making report.
Petit jury was discharged Wednesday
forenoon
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-03-18
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Mr.. Charles Redfeld has gone &c
Washington state to accept a position 81
surveyor.
Rev. Ackermau. the well known pas,
tor OF the congregational church OF Port.
land. was In the city today on his way
70 Newport.
Miss Florence Mason, OF has been in
town since Satur lay, the guest OF MIss
Helen Crawford and Mrs. Hoffman
Corvallis Times.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Porter wen,
over to Albany Saturday and visited
with the former's parents until
Mondsy.-Corvallis Times.
Sid Ennis, who recently came from
the Trinity mines 10 northern California,
IL IN the city. He says there is little or
nothing In the mines there, that they
are doomed principally In the interest OF
the stage companies.
John Bateman. a pioneer of 1872 died
yesterday at his home, 8 miles northwest
OF Brownsville. He wac over s3 wears
OF age. He had been i'll seveIsl weeks.
Death resulted from infirmities due 10
his advanced aga.
Today is the Goth birthday OF Mr..
rat Bremen. oil this city. He was born
on Wednesday, March l8 1908, and tn.
day 10 Wednesday. Pat never felt bet
Ter, and the ladies all say that he is
Ngetting handsomer every day. =
Benny Murphy in q long account OF
the oratorIcal contest speaks In the fol.
lowing nice mauner OF Che winner OF the
medal. The last speaker, Albert w.
wight, oil ALBANY, won the medal by
the spirited, wholesouled manner in
which he entered into the delivery of
his oration The Danger Of Cyerconfi-
dence." The old opera house fairly
shook with the wild cheers OF the Albany
people as MIR Wight was handed the
me ial. iewe' that not only be, but his
college cat well be proud OF.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-03-18
MYSTERIOUS EXPERIENCE.

Mr.. J. II. Howard returned Saturday
night on the overland from Udion, &C.
companied by Ream X. Findley, who
had met with thrilling experience near
that place. MIR. Findley's account of
the affair makes the experience res
markable one. When Mr.. Findley left
Albany he was accompanied by James
Ooeti, a barke, per from Medford, and
they travelled together. After leaving
Portland Ooeti borrowed 500 of Findley,
promising to repay it at Omaha, where
be would receive some money A few
miles this side of Union at Hot Lake
Findley lett the car to 60 into the smok-
ing car ahead He remembers stepping
from the end OF the first car to that of
the smoker, and that is all for two or
three days afterwards. He either fell
off or was showed off the car, he believes
the latter. This happened about $50
O'Clock Monday morning The next day
ne was found by young man named
Skiff, Who thought from his actions that
he was insane. He was taken to Union
by Sheriff Ply, who found letters on him
which showed where he was from. l.
was thought that there had been con-
cuseion of the brain, his head being bad
ly bruised, and he had no knowledge of
his surroundings. Even when Mr.. How
ard arrived his mind was unbalanced
and he told him that they were trying
to hang HIM, that they had fixed up the
gallows, but it had fallen three times
and they couldn't make it stand. He
recovered consciousness soon after and
they started for home Mr. tindley af
terwarts found that his valise, which
had been with him in the car had been
rifled and that besides the $40 he was
out several more dollars. The circum-1
stances have attached suspicious to Coeti,
but the nature of the affair is such that
it will probably never be proven how the
accident happened. As the train was
going at full speed it is the greatest won
der in the world that Mr.. Findley was
not killed, and he feels that be had
escape from death.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-03-18
OakviIle.

The nice weather of last week caused
some Of our people to plant their eacly
gardens.
large crowd OF men assembled last
Saturday afternoon to select delegates tc
the county convention Of the Peoples
party. The delegates elected are: Walt
Post. d A Wade. A O Miller, w II Mill
hoilen aud Robert Smith They are IA
vorabIe TO union of The ''silver forces. y
Judge Barton made us a call last Sat.
urday. He spent Sabbath with his
family here.
Mr. A S. Stone made Us a present oi
three nice ''cat fish" which were all
right. and we are glad to announce that
thsre is an abundance OF "cat fish" in
muddy.
The steamer "Hattie Belle 10 now
running on the upper river carrying
wheat frlm Peoria to Fischer's mills a.
Corvallis.
/ We were awakened from our slumber
one night last week by the strains OF Al
nice music ne we ever had the pleasure
TO listen to. We will not give the names
of the singers ss they are some OF our
best friends, but Eill say "Come again
we viii hsten."
The price OF wheat seems to go up
backwards aud some of the friends wish
they had sold; but il the var goes on
there will be demand 60 cheer up. "Bui
there VII be no war between the o. 5,
and Spain"
LITTLE RosE BUD.
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Reuben Kiger Injured.

Word came 10 town at about four
o'clock yesterday evening that Reuben
kiger,w who resides about four miles north
of Corvallis, was injured, probably fatal
ly, while grubhing. 1t seems that Mr..
kiger was using q horse on capstan and
was in the path of the sweep. when the
singletree broke THIS released the
sweep, which flew back and struck him
in the back with terrible force. AT the
hour OF going to press he was reported az
being in bad condition.-This MORN
ing's Corvallis Mite.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-03-18
TUESDAY
John Parker's Death
From tie Telegram :

From the Telegram:
When Ed McCor.nick, the restaurant
man, was at Dawsoa CITY on February
3. he visited the hospital there. There
were 42 patients confined. % of whom
were afflicted with s.urvy. The rest
were fever and other ills.
Mr.. Mccormick was asked il he knew
John Psrker, of Portland, who had just
died Of complicated trouble. Mr. Nc
Cormick said he did not remember him.
He Was then instructed to carry the
news to the bereaved family.
1t was only yesterday that friend OF
the Parker family bore 10 them the sad
news. They had heari nothing of Parker
for some months, aad did not know what
had become of him. Il was q sad bit Of
news for the wife and children
Parker lived on Rodney avenue and
Sullivan street. He was formerly pro-
prietor Of the Albina saw mill, also an
ex-conncilman. de sent to Alaska on
the first trip of the Elder.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-03-18
wEDNES
DEMOCRATIC co. CONVENTION

The convention WAS called to order A
l0:l5 O'Clock by Hon w X Bilyeu. chair
man Of the democratic central commit.
tee
Hon w r Bilyeu was elected tempo
rary chairman. and T Smiley and NJ
Senders for secretaries
Committees were appointed as fol-
flows:
Credentials-H w McElmurry. @ /
Shedd, X Weatherford. DR. 7 G Mackey
and L II Montanye. l
The committee on credentials reported
those entitled TO seats substantially as
published, with only few Proxies.
Committee OF five on permanent or.
ganization-S NJ Garland, II LYONS. III
II Monianye. J II Peery. / @ Dickev
Oroer OF buslness-M A Miller. @ M
Reeves, J ID Arthurs, } X Cartright, n
G Rice
The committee on permanent orsani-
zation reported In favor OF the TENT orary
organization being the permanent or
ganixation.
Mr.. Burkhart moved that Committee
OF five be elected on conference with the
peoples party. d Clifford opposed the
motion,
BIN Miller and W ii Avetill we're a.
pointed tellers.
TT Munkers. W J Ribelan, l. II Mon
tanye, o c jackson. Harrison Averi'l, J
X Weathsriord, G q Burkhart, CT
shedd, Robt Miller, d ID Hack leman.
Hiram Powell. y q Cox, Geo Finley, s
Garland were placed in nomination
The ballot resulted in the nomination OF
the following:
J K Weatberford, &C jackson, I'll
Munkers, G J Shedd, s NJ Garland.
The following delegates were elected
w X hilyeu. X Weatherford, @ @ Jack
son, ID Smith. NJ A Miller. Q G Burk
hart. DR. T q Mackey, w W Crawford,
II Q Wtason, J J Whitney,
Q Cooley. Q Ii Stewart, Geo Finley, s
u Garland, Henry Lyons.
The following committee on platform
wac appointed: II A Mi Ter, DR. Mackey,
J J Whitney. @ o Lee, Z Keebler, WIN
Smith, A A Tussing.
The committee on conference repoi ted
action In favor OF union with the follow =
Ing division OF offices: Democrats
Clerk assessor, treasurer. Commissioners,
surveyor, one 60 Iator, one represents
tive; Pcpulists-sheriff. recorder, sup
erintendent. one senator. one repFesen-
tatiye and coroner. Silver republican,
one representative. Adopted unAni-
mousiy.
Exchange OF eourtesies were made he
tween the three conventions.
A platform vas adopted aud ths iol-
loving nominations made:
Senasor-Dr G Mackey
Representative Hon ] v hitaey.
Clerk-Frank Crabtree.
Asses so.-Geo II Dev-ney.
Treasurer-F n lack.
Commissioner-D q SwAua.
Surveyor-Anthony Austin.
cExrRAL ooxMrrrEF.
West Albany ID d HAcklemaa.
Albany, c G Burkhart.
Crawiordsville. ID Swami.
Center. soottward.
y Brownsville. G + SEanard.
S Brownsville, VIC Cooler.
Hslsey, @ G Jackson.
\ Harrisburg, o P Hyde
s Harrisburg, NJ W Canter.
Sweet Home, a Mcclure
SaniiAm. Frank CrabVree.
Orleans. A 8 Stone.
Price, X L Burkhari-
Tangent, II " McElmnrry.
Sodayiile, J Cheshir.
Scio. Geo Morrow.
TalIman. E Archibald
Syracuse, Z Q. Meeker.
Waterloo. l. II Taylor.
Franklin Butte. l. W Poperoy.
Jordan. A Bilyeu.
y Lebanon. + G HansErd.
S Lebaeon. S n, GA, land.
Shedd, John Duneaa.
Rock Greek ii W Davis.
Foster, Jerry Shea
Fox Valley. " f Potter.
Saelburn, X |. DeVaney
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-03-18
HOME AND ABPoAD.

Crescent Bicycle,
Hopkins Brothers, agents.
Best Bicycle for toe money
Will 4 Stark. jewelers..
2ponnds of crackers for l5c at P O
Shaysr's
Fresh seeds, two packa res for a nicke a
Stewart Sox Hardware Cos.
Fresh seeds. two packages for a nickel al
Stewart & Sox hardware Co.'S.
Crackers are now way down in price,
call on c Z Broxneli for fresh ones.
Ladies' long watcn chains at low price.
at french's Jewelry store
White House Java 4 Mocha coffee the
hnest in the LAND At 2 Z. Allea 4 70.
Garden zee : that grow. in large variety
At c Z 6roWnell's.
COLUMBIA and Hartford bicycles. the bezI
Tor tbs msney, at Stewart & Sox Hardware
Cos
Fisher & 60. hsye sold their stock Of
goods at SodavilIe. to- n Kutch, recently
OF Colorado.
A good many Minnesota peJple former
neighbors Of G II Young, have recently
located around Laeomb.
Viereck's Shaving and Hair Cuttin
Parlors. Shaving 10 ats II air Cutting Is
Shampcoing i0as. Clean towels to every
customer
Chiidrea and a2al's tortured by burns.
scaids, injuries, eczema or skin diseases
may securs instant relief by using De-
Wits Witch II .zel sAlve Il Is the great
Pile reDedy.-j. A. Cummings.
Another pleased audience witnessed the
second performance Of Smith and Gorton
IN thsir program Of ocation, rapid
drawing and :mPsrsonations. They are
good entexfaiaer..
Saturday night IN cd house standins
ne2r the depot vas burned anl Sundat
nighs one Of Ben Bzrk1ris houses jus,
rth OF the academy Was 1iso turned.
Beth houses Eere v-cAai and ihe fres we're
doubtless caused by noodIums wno meet In
tuch h0Saes TO pay cards aod smoke
Lebanon Criterion.
The Iacks1nville Times IL sorry 10 learn
thai hnArc.ai difficulties have oTsrtsken
A whitman. one Of Me- ford's most enter
psisirg and popular ba<ines men lie
has been operating infruit extensively. and
losses in this commodity hare had much tc
do With bis misf3rfunes.