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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-11-25
Janet Waldorf
Nick.

Youth. beauty and talent. Three fairy
gifts to win the world with one would
think; yet, in these modern times, the
actress who would win universal ap-
plause must possess still ether virtues
Health, magnetism and an Infinite
capacity ior taxing pains" It is not
saying too much to say Miss Waldorf
holds all these and is recalling her to our
playgoers, we would remind them, that
the fair owner of ouch varied talents
gives to our town q pleasure not often
witnessed here. As Juliet, Viola and
Rosalind, in whatever role we may
chance 70 see her this year she brings
that exquisite modulation ol voice and
speech, that finish and excellence that
tell OF talent tempered, proved and pol
ished by hand work. To see her is 9
privilege which should, and we believe
will, be taxed advantage Of by every
playgoer. TIE costumes this season are
fresh from the costumers hands and are
"point devise" in every particular. The
full company numbers fifteen culled
from the best in their respective lines.
At the Armory Wednesday night in "As
You Like It," Thursday afternoon in
Twelfth Night" and Thursday night in
Romeo and Juliet" Admission SO aDC
IS cents.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-11-25
As You Like II.

Miss Janet Waldorf will present "As
You Like 1t" at the Armory tonight.
Last evenings Telegram says:
Janet Waldorf "& Co." appeared a.
the Aarqusm Grand last evening Ia
Shakespeare pastoral drama, "As You
Like IT," Mics Waldorf gave a pleasing
Interpretation OF tie role OF Rosalind.
she was good The theater was we'll
oiled with sasbionable and Intelligent
anJiauce. romposed largely OF lovere OF
shAkespeaFean dramas. Janet Waldorf
is yet young actress, fair Of isee, beau
ufui tb form. vivAcious and ambitious.
aud embossed With talents that beEpesk
Tor her greater future. She entered
into the spirit OF her part with . re[resh-
log gusio ami made . living and Iowa.
bic Roealind-just what ShAkespear in.
tended her 10 be. Norval NcG;FeRoF
made an impetuoue Orlando. He pSys-
sssses youth and energy and embued the
role OF the lCvesick vaRabond or aTistoc-
faey with ali the ferver the part de
mands. William McVay made an ac-
eepta bic Jacques and George Hernandez.
an Oregon boy, iormAllv . resident of
SsisIu, Was not out OF place 10 the role Of
Iouchstope, the court Jester. Ellen
boyeF made . charming Celia and Dow
Currser could perhaps not be i'm proved
Gpou in the role OF Audrey.
Tomorrow afferh ION Twelfth Night. -
and hmorow night Romeo ard Juliet. -
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-11-25
Those Double Warrants.

Recurrence in the report OF the experts
Q. @. Hogue and A. Wheeler in the case
OF ex-county treasurer Norris to two
warrants entered ss paid twice has not
been fully understood The situation ,s
this; Warrant 1895 signed by the coun.
ty clerk aud made payable TO r. NJ. Red
held was paid and stamped Redeemed
June 10, 1895, aud entered on that day
Ia the Tressurer's record book. Over
the n ami he 10 have been written In
red ink "ly ST." and on July 81, 1895.
under the same number .he same war.
rant Is again entered IN the T.easurer's
Dol, each time tor $e3 81. The other
warrant va I.~yabie TO A K Ruthefiord.
and stan. Del ~Ith the regular treasurer's
stSsnp h''!-. Il eli lone is. 1855" the
n0nb netn 1884. Over the whole Of
June is, is Srt g" In red ink July 81,
On JRiy 81, l,95, next following the
second entry OF the Redfield warran mt the
Rutherford warrant, same number and
amount as the fret wac again entered.
but instead of beir for $30O.IO, as the
warrant called IUr in eaen case it is for
an even $500
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-11-25
A Theatrical Treat

The advent OF Miss Janet Waldorf in
Romeo and Juliet, AZ You Like 1t and
Twelfth Night, in AlOany, will be hailed
by many as the event OF our theatrical
season. She 10 still Iresh in our memor-
les from last year and now comes to re-
capture old admirers and win new ones.
Her undoubted genius was recognized BY
Us last season and has since been en-
doreed and certified by East and West
alike. An American bred and born, we
may well be proud OF her. Her manag-
ers sensloly, have surrounded their star
with an appropriate eetting. The com.
pany is an excellent one aud the COS
TUNES new and correct. Thus far this
season has been q brilliant triumph for
her and We confidently predict crowd.
ed and appreciative audience to welcome
her.
She willsppear with q splendid com
panv at the armory, which will be put
ID the best condition possible for the
performance. On Wednesday night, the
23sd will be presented AZ You Like Il,
on ThanksRivIng afternoon at . matinee
Twelfth Night and in the evening Ro-
meo and Juliet. Admission 50 and 75
cents: Reserved seats on sale at Burz.
hart & Lea's.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-11-25

FORMER ALBANY MAN, The superior
court yrsterds y laid the strong hand OF
injunction uuon the ever increaslng &C
emulation Of law suits piling up against
J. s. Antonelle, tho former contractor
for the government in clearing the army
post site at Magnolia bluff The action
wac taken ct the request OF the American
Surety Company OF New York, which
wac the sole surety on Antonslle's bond
for the performance of his contract and
which yesterday filed suit for an injunct-
ion, alleging that the suits commenced
and about to % commenced upon the
bond threaten to mulct it for damages
far in excess OF the penalty OF that oblig'
alton Seattle P. !. Antonelle was one
OF the famous Oregon Pacific contractor
and made Albany his headquarters. Hs
had plenty Of trouble with the o. P.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-11-25
CITY COUNCIL.

Present Mayor. recorder, marshal
street superintendent aud all councilmer
except Martin.
The following bills were allowed: w.
y. Barr, $50: G. B. Milloy, 81; J. Z.
tfick, $55; GeU f.. Fish, $3.50, w. A.
Long, 5Or; g. NJ. Westbr0ok, sL25:
Hopkins BROS, 1925; j. s. Morgan
W 30; Sam Conn, IS; N. J.. Hen:on,
$4S: 10; Albany iron Works, 1885.
Contract for repair OF north end oI
broadalb.a street sewer reported com
pleted by j. T.. Fin.h
The engine of1No 2's was reported re.
paired o. the Alba0y Iron Works 10
Q satisfactory manner.
COMMITTEES on FIRE and water recon-
mend that the city purchase a team for
NO. Is engine. and for hauIing. with
wagon, not 10 exceed $500 in coet. Flied.
Further time granted on &c wer through
College ground and block 70.
Petition OF d w Rnmbaugh asked for
an electric light at 4t0 snd Montgomery,
referred.
License were granted FL Refs and
Harper Crsnor.
The matter Of Chemical Eng. Co. q
members being connected with otter
companies Was referred.
Councilman Hopkins was granted
leave OF absence until Jan. I.
Tue work OF the street superintendent
Tor The year was accepted and compli-
Eseuted.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-11-25
The Three Saved.

The names OF the three men saved
from the wreck of the Atalanta are
Francis Mcmahon of Belfast, Ireland,
John Webber of Tarrytown. n. Y. and
George Frazier OF Philadelphia, Penn.
The sccount of the wreck indicates that
the schooner was racing with another
boat that had several days the start, and
that the captain, Charles Mcbride was
trying TO make distance by cutting closer
to the shore. The men declare that they
and seven or eight others were shang-
hAied at Tacoma and robbed ci tLeir ad-
vance pay, naming the men who did the
crime, promising live time when they
get back 70 Tacoma. A Tacoma dispatch
says Capt Mcbride was fayorite where
ever known and that his death was sin.
cerely regretted there.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-11-25
FROM MANILA.
An Interes ting Letter from Ser
geant Schumacher about the
Oregon Boys

The following is written on the back
OF an extra Of The American Soldier oi
Oct. II, with late dispatch from Paris
about the work OF the commission:
MANILA, p. l.. Oct. II, 1898.
Mr.. F. p. Nutting.
Dear Sir: send you this to give
you an idea OF what news We receive
here. We now have about elk Ameri
can newspapers here-Ths American
Soldier, Freedom, Manila Times, Uncle
Sam and The Boys In Blue. There may
be others. The American Soldier lays
claim TO be the first American nawspa-
per published in Manila. since th, lst
lssue oil this all the other papers have
sprung up among as many different Reg
iments. This opens up quite o competI
rlon and they are already throwing mud
st each other. These. with the Spanish
and Philippine papers make Manila quite
q newspaper city.
in remembrance OF those of our regiment
Who have passed away by sickness sinee
cur enlistment. We have lost IS men
and have 81 In the hospital with hooes
OF recovery for all except one and passi.
bly, two. whose CHARGES are doubtful.
Chaplain Gilbert delivered an eloquent
addTesF, eulogizing them on the import
ance OF the great work which these have
helped TO carry out. Men who thous.
and times would have preferred 10 die
IN battle. than TO lay day alter day suf-
iering with a burning fever which they
contracted serving their country and
their hag. OF these Is. ten died OF ty.
pho:d fever, one of appendicitis, one Of
dysentery, and one Of smallpox. Most
OF these are buried in marked graves, ex.
cept Hutchinson, who was buried at sea
near Guam Island of 0raie Point while
we were anchored there.
During the last 4s hours we have had
genuine typhoon weather, such rain ne
you never heard Of or saw in Oregon. II
u continues we will have to conttrucs
canoes to croeA our court.
Oregof lAns patrol the city, have out.
posls and guard three gates OF the city.
IL mount 10 . guard Of 50 men.
Leslie Eierick was returned to our
9 qnarteis to receive treatment OF Major
EHr. His eyes are not much better
Think Frank Wire may be cen. home on
the next hospital ship. Perry and Ham
sen, ALEC Beam, have been discharged
from the General Hospital and are back
with us again. Bruce 10 in the eonvaI-
escens hospital st Aalate and will coon
he back ~ith us ssgAin. All the other
boys are we'll. Saltmarsh 10 Considering
whether to play in the hand or not.
IL IL tumored that the Oreson's 23rd
'nian,rS and 9th cavalry will go 200
inlIes into the interior 10 take city held
by the insurgents.
FRASK G. SrEILxAcuxR.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-11-25
Pure Tea
in packages
at grocers'
SChillinQS
Best
The Hoap is now running

1 The Hoag IL now running
The Branton murder has cost Lam,
county 90, 500, withont the hanging which
will como high.
John Morgan has ''een appointed col.
lector OF customs for Tho southern dis
trict Of Oregon,
The corner stone OF the new eourt
house at Dallas will be- laid by the Ma.
sons on November 30lh at2 p. m.
| Chemawa vs. Albany Thanksgiving Of.
ternoon, on Il college campus Admis.
mission, 25 cents. An even, fast game
is anticipated.
Thomas Palmer. . highly respected
citizen died at bis home near Aalsey Last
Sunday, Nov. 81, at the age OF As years.
The cause OF his death was Brignt's dis
ease OF the Kidneys.
The stage ct the arinory is being en-.
larged for Janet Waldorf aud other en-.
tertainments that may be given there
this winter, aud will be ready by tomor.
row evening
The county court yesterday afternoon
elecIed Mr.. aud Mrs. n. Drummond as
iarmeT, Tor the LeW CO. nIy poor iarm,
and they will take charge OF il tomorrow.
They will have nine OF ten subjects 10
start with.
Janet Waldorf Wednesday night in "As
You Like It." aud Romeo and Juliet"
shakespeare's two hest stage playa. This
will lie one OF the hest theatrical treats
IN ihe history OF the city aud our citizens
should show their appreciation OF legit-
innate drama by giving Miss Waldo'I q
big house. Her support is strong. SIR.
AcVeigh is ~ith her as leading man, q
thorough artist and q gentleman. Ad-
mis- ion so and rs cents
The Moore family gave a pleasant en,e'-
taInment last night at the armory, con-
sisting OF music by the family, baton
swinging by Master Harry. dialectswork
by Cue s.e. nard, who is al! right. and the
~ater work by Cap. Beach the human
fish, who eats. drinks, smokes and lies
down in tank OF water, an actual fact
and no delnsaon. They will be here next
Saturday.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-11-25

Mrs. DIV. Wakefield of Portland, is in
the city the guest Of her sisters, during
the THANKSGIVING season.
Rev. T. J. Wilson, OF Eugene, who has
been in Portland several weeks giving
Bible readings, returned home today.
Mr. FraLE Wood, sr., passed through
Albany last night tor the Trinity mines
in Northern California, where he has
owned claim Tor over twenty years.
The mem bers OF No. 2's Engine Co
will give social at their hall this even.
ing 20 which ell members Of the com.
pany and their fnnilirs and exempt
iremeD are invited.
Mrs Rounds, prominent 0regonW. C.
7. u. woman, arrived in Albany TIM
noon just from the national W.C.T.U.
where she represented Oregon.
Cap. James L Smith will have charge
of the steamer Albany on the river tiIi
year, Geo. Walker pilot, w. A. Cumm.
ins purser, Albert Lem mate, J.T
Mayo watchman.
Believing that they know how to rui
q social, the men OF the u. p. churcl
will give one next Friday night at th
church, TO which all members aud q.
tendaDts Of the church will be welcome
Committees OF men have been appointed
even to the dish washing.
Mrs. B. Swartz has been Ia the cit,
on visit with her father. MIR. Monro
Ward. While going from the post offic
to Pieiffer's she dropped her pocket boo
containing four or Eve dollars in money
return ticket 10 Portland and som
keys. Inc finder would confer a iayo
by leaving them with air. Ward.
Homer Davenport passed through AL
bany last night for San Francisco. wher
he will be joined by his wife, when the
Will proceed east, cartooped for ell emel
gencles. As Mr.. Davenport is repute
to receive $4,000 q year and siOO
month for incidentals 1t is not necessar
to state that he did not walk, az som
mi1ht have inferred from one OF hip ow
; carto ms in the Examiner.
Fred Koontz and Mics Anna Kir
were married at the Methodist churc
in Athena, last Wednesday. by Re,
Motor. Mrs. Koontz is the daughter
T. j. Kirk, one OF the best known cit
zens ia this county. The groom is II
son OF the late w. T. Koontz, being
nephew OF j. Fl. Koontz, OF Echo. Per
d'eton K. o. Former Linn count
people.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-11-25
SOCIAL AND Personal.

Seth Hammer, the lawyes, 10 lying
danRerously I'll af h,s home ia Salem.
Mrs. Margaret Fennel, OF Salem ,is vis-
iting Albany friends.
Mr. John kruse, special S.A. agent,
returned this noon from q trip TO Port
land.
Mr.. John Johnson. who is STUDYING
dentistry in 80 Office 10 Independence, L
in the city for Thanksgiving.
The Albany boys In writing home
speak we'll OF the ex client treatment re.
osised from the hands oi Major Ellis
Mrs Judge J. &. MAsers. Of pcMinn-
vile. is spending Thanksgiving week
xith heF mother Mrs. Wm. Cochran. Of
this city.
Chris Bsrtsch has returned 10 Eugene
from Dagsou, wteFe he has been in the
butcher business. His shop was burned
10 the recent Gre.
Mrs. DIR. Davis and mother went 70
Engene today TO spend Thanksgiveng.
Miss Elizabeth Jakway Is in the city
visiting friends.
Jack" Warner has returned from
Scio, xhere be haR been several DAYS in
the interest OF the A 0U W, securing
tSelv~ OF fifteen members and infusing
new life into it,
Mr. Ed Carter lefs this morning fcr
Portland. where he joins bis family TO
reside. They have the best wisaes of
their q any albany friends among xhom
they have resided meet Of Their lives
emil HowaEd's parents. in tbis ci,v
heard from him this morning. He writes
that he was III ~iih fever 20 days, had
excellent care, one nurse staying With
cAy and night.
Mr. Angus Graham, Of Co. Oregon
Volunteers. arrived home this morning
from Manila, alter remaining in San
Eraneisco several weeks. he looks ~eil.
but is not feeling entirely we'll. He is
Oh on thirty days fuFlough, al the erd
oil which he will report st Vancouver
Mira kmma Pieitfer returned las, eve
ming from . several months Witt With
relatives in Council Bluffs and omAha,
where che frequently attended the grea,
exposition. Ahe was accom- % pied from
Portland BY Mrs. Eva Meikie, Who will
! yisit here for awhile.
An interesting letter was received
from Frank Wire By his parents thi.
/ hA0saA3k anu VIII DG puQuGQe1 IN EGk
next issue Of the DEMOCRAT. Frank was
having the rhuematism, besides q car
buncle. He was confident he would be
better just as coon rs he got in a cooler
climate.
The members OF Linn Engine Co. No
iast evening gave an entertainment
and social ~ Their hall. About forty
we're present, OF whom only aoout one
third we're firemen, the attendance beinI
In strong contrast to the tuFnouts in thI
palmY days of the fire department
Those present though spent n pleasan
evening. A short program was render
ed, WITH the president Otto ClelAn in It
chair. II consisted Of some guitar an,
mouth organ duets by Will Hawkins
greatly appreciated, 9 well rendered reci
tation by Edith Bussaid, vocal solo b,
Miss Edna Howard, warmly encored, ai
entertaining reading by Mrs. Bussard
and impromptu speeches by n. NJ New
port and Chief Engineer Medin. foilowe,
by games and well gotten up lunch
During the evening" Leo Howard ale,
entertained the audience with some O
bis comic and inimitaole songs. Thes
eocials should be held oftener than ono
10 four years, and It is possible some o
the old time spirit may be rtga,ned.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-11-25
WEDNESDAY
A Red Crown Items.

Today. according 10 . custom when
has been in vogue with them for q mum.
Der of ysars. and as . sligh. appreciation
Of the services oi their employees. The
Portland FIGURING Mile Co Rel CIoWn
Mile. Of this city. presented TO each Of
their employees . lice iAt turkey as .
Thanksgiving Offering. Also luIly appre-
ciaiiHg the very LIBERAL patronage that
has been given them by the public since
Shey & OK charge Of the mil here and mol
being able 10 secure . sufficient number
Of turkey. to 90 round. they have taken
tie next besE eho.ea and reduced the
price of Saow Flake Flour Tweutv cents
per Bbi; the reduction 10 take effect in
the morning The selling prizes is ncw
50 cents per sack.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-11-25
The Three Sailors d.

The three sailors rescued from the
wrecked steamer Atalanta. after peril
Gus ride TO the shore ia boat, arrived in
Albany this noon and Immediately rushed
into the depot dining nom for their
dinner. Then they took the train for Port
land. They gave the tame version OF the
wreck rs heretofore. the the Atalanta was
racing TO beat another boat. Only one
man has been washed ashore. The men
expect 10 make il hot for their shang-
haiers.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-11-25

4 PLENTY OF WArER.-This forenoon the
new water supply system was given .
good test with the engine and found TO be
all right, with big reserve force behind
1t. II 10 splendid thing and insures
Albany plenty Of water in the business
part OF the city in case OF Ere.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-11-25

PRnPosED I HAS6Ks.-Amona ;he pro
posed changes in the school laws will b
q pr vision for the selection OF tehooI
books b. = committee OF fvs competent
persons appointed by the governor, in.
stead of by the couuty seho0l superia-
tendenis. .as nov. Another change voted
by the committee at their Portland
meeting is the raising Of the age for
drawing school money from four 10 six
years. The time for taking the school
census vas ses for the tirsE Monday in
June. Inc county treasurer will act 81
the treasurer OF the school districts. the
clerk TO draw warrants on the distFses
tunds. Provided Of course that the com.
ing Legislature endorses these provisions
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-11-25

MnLNERY.-Ladies who are late Dur
chasing their millinery call and see nv
late goods. Something new az the Mil.
linery Car.
H. E. Bowers has leased The Portland,
at Portland, for two years from next
April.
The trial of Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Moore
was to take place in New York City, to-
day.
There was thief around the depot
this noon. Mikes dinner basket and
Friendly's cane were all stolen.
The bill of exceptions on the appeal in
the McGrath murder case was to lie filed
in Salem today by Attorney Wyatt.
Senator Simon will leave for Washing
ton next Thursday to begin his career In
the millionaire body.
The enrolment in the public schools Of
The Dale is 8I3, the most in the history
OF the city, and certainly speaking for
that live city.
At Moline, Ill, last Friday night while
riding fraternal goat DIR. Sensibaugh
was pushed against an electric battery
in such a way as to give him shock il
was thought would result fatally.
IL was popular score in football last
Saturday. Harvard defeated Yale IL too
the Multnomahs defeated the Chemawsl
by exactly the same score and the
Bishop SCOTS defeated the Academy
boys IL to 5.
The Prineville Telephone Co. has solo
its stock and franchise to the Sunset
Telephone Co. Work has already begur
on the line from here to The Dalles anC
the long distance telephone is an assured
fact. Hello, and Hurrah Journal.
At Corvallis last Saturday, JohnIVine
yard, an Oregon pioneer well-known II
Albany, was found guilty of assault OF
officer Beach with dangerous weapor
and was sentenced to the penitentiar,
for one year. He was taken through al
bany this noon for Salem.
The contract for erecting the new o
mechanical hall, at Corvallis, has bee
let to II. NJ. Ely, of Salem, for 1921;
The building is to be of stone, two stol
les high, with a cement fire proof roo
and is to be completed by April l, 1885,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-11-25

To-NIGHT.-At the armory tonight
the Moore family will give very pleas
ant entertainment that will be worth at
tending. They are geniuses on the
mandolin, guitar and other instruments,
and Master Harry is the champion bat
on swinger. A special feature is the act
OF Captain Beach the water king, who
actually eats, drinks, smokes, writes and
sleeps. under water. Gus Leonard, the
Dutch specialist and saxaphone solist
does some first class work. Admission
10 and Is cents.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-11-25
MONDAY
Thanksgiving Foot Ball.

Albany viii be given foot ball game
on Thanksgiving afternoon, beginning at
8 O'Clock that will be the hottest in the
history of the city. The Chemawas will
pay here on that day. They have play
ed nearly every team in the state and are
the most experienced in the state.
though having gone up against several
stronger teams. Albany will have u
rustic to beat them. Everybody viii
want to see it. Admission 25 cents.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-11-25
Syracuse.

An account Of the marriage OF ]. B.
Wams'ey aud Bessie Skelton, already
fully given, is left out.l
Mr.. aud Mrs. J. B. Davis attended 9
wedding mp in the Scio country last Sun
day.
a sotiAl hop at the home OF Lincolr
Case last Friday evening. A good time
reported.
Job Karnev is decorating his house il
coat OF white which improves the look
OF things.
ppnnxaar
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-11-25

The ladies Of the w. @. T. U. will bold
Parlor meet ng at the residence II MTs.
Vance on Wednesday evening, Nov. 2S,
TO meet Mrs. l.. P. Rounds, one of our
state lecturers just returned from the
National eoDyention, who viii interest
those present with q report sf the con-
vention. We expect ali members OF the
Union to be present and invite all others
either gentleman or ladies TO attend If
possible.