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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-08-19
MANILA.
Live Letter from Walter Mcbride.

W. II. Warner, today, received an in
teresting letter from Walter Mcbride,
at Manila, July Z, seven days after the
arrival OF the Oregon boys there. He
had met Cal Taylor, Of Salem, and Gar
Sutton OF the Baltimore, and they had
told him about the famous battle, which
he repeats in original language. When
an English admiral saw the American
fleet inside the bay beyond the mines he
said: Another Yankee trick" The
Spanish people all got on the hills with
their spy glasses TO rubber. They
thought sure that the Spanish would win.
As they sunk the Spanish ships one after
another the boys cheered. They sent
the shells into them hot and heavy until
all were sunk. The Germans since have
been saying what they were going TO do,
hut the old English admiral said that il
the Germans fired he would blow them
of the earth. You bet Dewey knows his
biz: The natives of the islands and the
Spaniards think Dewey is a spirit and
Yankees cannot be whipped. As soon as
the other fleets come we are going to
move on Manila, and we will show them
that they cannot whip one side of Us
do not think we will have to do much
fighting, but If we do we will win or die
trying but | think il will be easy to win
The Germans said that II Dewey
would lombard Manila they would fire
on him, but Dewey said that If he got
orders 10 lombard j. he would and ii the
Germans interiered he would blow them
out OF the waters. The English admiral
said 70 the Germans, ''lf you fire a
shot will tire broAdside for every one
Of your shots" and he told Dewey to
lombard Manila and he would take care
OF the Germans. that he was backing up
Uncle Sam himself. He has lot OF ships
AZ Hong Kong and will send for them.
You can let the English boys are all
right. II Is quite sight TO 90 around
the old town and sec things. The town
Is built on the Egyptian plan. everything
is stone and there is q big stone wall
around the town. There are iron bars
upon the windows Of the houses like a
prison. The natives smoke cigarettes
from one year up, ladies and men. The
native part of the town is built with
bamboo and some other stuff. The forts
are ali stone and old enough to fall down.
Dewey shelled the iown enough 10
scare them out OF the churches. THIS Is
their winter time and it Is warm enough.
10 keep one sweating day and night We
have TO drink boiled water. He closes
Niih regards TO the boys.
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From Roy salssaarnI.


A very interesting dlary 81 tie TIP a
the Albany boys 70 ManIla has been ~
ceiyed from Roy saltmarnEI ~ 1ie snotir
er, spleDdidIy written aecount u TIE
experiences of the boys o. their Ions:
journey. We give few exs1acts Of par
ticular interest not covered by Letters
heretofore published
Lieut.. Phillips has cong won lise
hearts OF the en.ire company " 1Ie egfs-
slant efforts 10 better our c1a6i Eua
by the way be in which he lo1k6 ea SoF
company interests. This viii all BEAR
fruits in season.
Sam WorrelI has not stood tbe trip
very well but will be all Fiehsns soon ae
he fads himself once more On seEfa
frma.
The doctor says "eonine yonreeIf 70
vegetable diet. the eommiaeafy kends ~
meat. For meal We get bali pcuad
OF canned corn beef and spocn full %
onion gravy with . chunk Of bssad.
Frank Wire IL helping around fhe
kitchen, coveted position, for IS means
something good 70 eat.
George Hart and I read Lucille TO-
getber, studied much Spanish history ss
she Is connected with the new World
On the whole my time haa not peen
wasted or miespeut.
Nearing Manila be Paid: FrNik y sss
has been promoted and i
clothes for his meals Perry. 81 "a
. trump at entertainment. Our e1ze
10 noted for sticking together.
a. last we are with Dewey.
On July 8 he writes Is folIoWes
r =. q
Dear mother
Word giFen out that raAil
leave st 5 O'Clock. IL reaeAkd
rather taFdily but viii try and get lem
linee Of 20 let you know am 81. q
There are tons Of descriptive u beIxN
written 60 you will not, cannot IS Aefk
in ienoFsrce Of cur history her1
We did not do anything rash oS the
lih. / pot in fhe day carrying 6ioaHe
from tbs doek to eommissaTy. / snefs
this is ~ good way TO give vent q any
surplus patriotism rs drinking Fed
lemonade and firing of eTakeFg. CT
course there we're none OF the ee1lleg
sex TO enliven the day.
We are expecting second expeditiou all
the time. every time canEo1s are h41Ed
In regular order reports come lhas the
Pad expedition is In and IL satuf1nz.
This means mail neEs from home nad
% the report il eecsrAlly believed.
Pot up lots Of those berries we nFs
missing and save them until winter
when Colonel Souers aays ne will tnka
Xmas dinner at home
The natives are slowly hemminz u
the Spanish who have come out fhxee
tines and asked 70 surrender - D6R
ey. AZ our force l. nos strong enough 50
protect the city from the insurgents Ehey
lSpsnishl will have to wait and kuazd
the city until Fad expedition.
Thus ve wait On one aide Of the BIZ
while on the other the fight Roes -
every night. As all suppliee are cut e8
the Spaniards will be mneh Fe1ieTed bT
surrendering 20 a. but prefeTNto stzrve
than meet death at the hands Of shm IN
surgeats. Mech depencs On policy tna
men sk Washington
We heard Of Cuban victory and be
lieve we can co - well hers IL need be.
Let tina good work 20 On.
Would like TO see pApsrs Of grsduGS
lion exercises. We are in the next build~
ing to hospital % all the College koys
are together
Tell Prof.. ToEhet ne are al dang vel
snd Joe i fAEfy Of the crowd.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-08-19

Tulare lake, California, which is one
OF the large fresh bodies of water of the
United States, ia now said to be entirely
dry. One of the newspapers Of that TO-
cslity states that at the present time not
drop Of water remains in the bed OF the
lake, and that over miles and miles OF
the iormer bed OF the lake there are ex-
posed millions and millions OF decsying
fish, lying in the mud and tainting the
breeze which blows over that portion OF
the fair state OF California. The nuisance
has become SO great that as soon as the
harvest is over most OF tie inhabitants
8ill take TO the hills for relief.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-08-19
Sudden / cath at Harrisburg.

Mr.. J, X. Jones, a farmer residing q
few miles from Harrisburg, this morn
ing at 9 O'Clock, was standing in q field
near where hay baler was being work
ed when he Suddenly dropped to the
ground and expired Immediately. Of
heart failure. He had been in Harris
burg yesterday as well as usual. though
he had not been in good health for some
time
He was 81 years OF age. and leaves
nine children, six men and three wo-
men, sll OF age. Mira. Jones died nine
years ago.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-08-19

Thousands of persons have been cured OF
piles by using De Wits Hazel Salye. 1t
heals promptly aud cures eczema and all
skin diseases. 1t gives immediate relief.
At A. Cummings.
bob Moore, of Lafayette, Ind, says sthat
FOR Constipation he has found DeWitt's
Little Early Risers 10 be perfect They
never erise. Try them for stomach and
liver troubles. At ia Cummings.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-08-19

The Chief Burgess of MiIesbnrs, Pa,
says DeWitt's Little Early Risers are the
oest pills he ever used In the family daring
forty years of house keeping Tney cure
constipation. sick headache and stomach
troubles Small in size but great in re-
suits. All. A. Cummings.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-08-19
Excellent Graham Waters
to. e. BRowNELL's.

Sick headache, bill:cusness, constipation
and all liver and stomach troubles can be
quickly cured by using those famous little
pills known as De Wittp Little Early Risers.
Fbev are pleasant to take and uev glipe.
At J.sA. Cummings.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-08-19
Prof. Hartley Again.

The following from the palles T. VI.
undoubtedly tells about a young man
who went by the name Of II. c. Hartley,
in this city. bilkiug several here. and
who Was recently seen in The Dallcs by
a resident OF Albany:
A few days since 4 young man named
Harry Patterson skipped out iron The
Dalles. leaving a number OF debts un-
paid. He was 4 comparative stranger
in the city hut during his residence Of
about q month in The Daiies, made him
selttsuite conspicuous. He pretended TO
he quite religious. and took active inter
est in the Baptist church. He Was OF
pleasing address aud secured situation
AS stenographer with business firm.
hut never got quite ready 10 90 TO work.
He had happy faculty OF being siexed
with severe tit whenever occasion Te-
Qnired. Patterson is said 10 have work
I'd a sort Of confidence game wherever he
has been, borrowing few dollars here
and there and getting few weeks board
at different boarding houses. He is sup
posed 20 have gene either TO Pendleton
or Walla Walla and people there had as
well move him along.
The Misses..Hughes OF Salem went...t O
Bay today.
Judge Barton is at Sweet Home today
on official business.
| y Ex-county recorder Ed. Davis and
family OF Peoria, are in the city.
DIR. ]. c. Littler aud family have re-
turned IRON their trip TO Cascadia.
DIR. II Mccormack will assume the du-
ties OF postmaster of Eugene next Mon
day.
Messrs. Perry & DeHaven, of McMinn.
vile, are in the county introducing q
portable pantry.
Mr.. Ralph 0hling was in the city YES
terday TO attend the funeral OF his sistel
Mrs. Zulesdorf.
Mrs. DR.. Chamherlin and son Aller
and Miss Rose Mespelt returned thi
noon from the Bay.
Miss Mary Montanye returned thi
noon from months visit in PortianS
with Hon. G. T.. Chamberlain and fam
lily.
Mr.. James Church, with S. L. Youn
& Son, is taking his vacation by going 1
Mt Hood with his parents Mr.. and Mrs
6. W. Church, OF Oregon City.
Miss Maud Crosby, of Albany, VIII
has been the guest OF Miss Nettie Whit
: ney for a week returned home thi
observation-disclosures Guard.
Rev. Thomas Cochran died at Saler
yesterday at the age of a years. II
! was born in Vermont aud had been
) membe of the NJ. +. church for sixt
years.
Joe Holiday, who figured quite prom
inently in the development OF Oregon
( an early day, came up from Portlan
, this afternoon, and will go to Fole
. Springs.-Eugene Guard.
o MIR. LaForest, brother of Eugene /.
: Forest OF this city, a brakeman on Jes'
v Barkers freight train running out fro
Ashland, was in the city yesterday, ha'
: ing been in the valley taking vacatio
9 Prof. Ware, who gave "Qneen Esther
here last winter with the assistance
ei local talent, came out from the Bay Mo
n day. He is now employed as book-kee
D. er in the Red Crown Mills at Albany.
Corvallis Union.
VIC Myers, a former Corvallis h
Familiarity KNOWN q Tan, z who's
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-08-19

An Enemy TO he,l'h is i'm pure blood
az 1t Ieaus 20 seriOu4 di,eAse and great suf'
fering. Hoods = Str5apuiIIa meet7 and
coDque > thi' enc ny All ..yeris the danger
Hoods Pills are he only pills to take
with llnlt's 5HsdpIri Ia.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-08-19
Hand Smashed.

About O'Clock this morning Noah
Zahn nigh: engineer At the Brewery was
fixing valve in the pumpo Of the ice ma
chiae, wnen his lett hand got caught in
the cylinder by the piston rod, and
wo OF the fingers were caught in such q
way as to hold him tight. He could just
reach far enough to stop that part OF the
machinery, and yelled az loud as he
could Casper Vandran, q, the depot,
heard the crying and after awhile went
TO his rescue With 8 wrench he enc.
ceeded in getting the hand from the cyl.
inder. A man sleeping above had heard
the cry but he thought the engineer VAS
crazy and did not dare go to his rescue.
Zahn vas attended by DR.. TTimble and
the fingers patched up, but il is not GER
tain but he may lose one OF them.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-08-19

81 think Dewitt saVe is the finest pre-
pal ration on the market for piles" So
writes John c. Dunn, Of Wheeling, w.
Va. Try it and you will think the same
1t also cures ecze ua and all skin diseases
At A Cum ..Iings.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-08-19

Several valley people are moving to
Weston. Here is another case from the
Guard: Mir. and Mrs. VIM. Edris will
leave Eugene tomorrow morning on the
early train for Weston, Umatilla county.
where Mr.. Edris has bargained for a
hardware store.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-08-19

A LAWYERS Doixes.-Attornsy Wood
cock informs us that he has threshed 60
acres OF fall wheat on his farm aad ii
yielded 221k bushels TO the acre. On an
acre and half tmeasuredl of spring
grain be threshed so bushels. He Gays
be pitched bundles in the Geld yesterday
for three hours at one stretch. one OF
the harvesters being ill.-Eugene Guard.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-08-19

A letter has just been received from
Hon. @. K. Wilkinson and he states he
is n uch better than he has been for .
couple OF years. He is now living on o
farm about thirty miles from Denver,
Colorado. Eugene Guard.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-08-19

Put this In your pipe and smoke ii.
Dawson's Family Herb Tea is the best
for Backache.
Hows your Liver. Dawson's FAM
lily Herb Tea is hne ier liver complaints.
II YOU can't afiasd = bay pkep al
Herb Tea send "a Dawson and u
give you one freas
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-08-19

Hoods pills are he only pills to take
with hoods SArsp4ril'a. Easy and yet
efficient.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-08-19
And today

Ana tOoay
: lis SOAPS. WeareoHering
to the trade full hall pound bar Of pure
Glycerine soap, nicely Perfumeds &t l0e
each. Don't oEerTook this harEzan. Is
10 Just what you need for the toilet
BUkxHAK1 & LIE, Druggists.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-08-19

Pride Of 4. .bany Soap,
weighs 20 ounces,
and is high grade, for sale by
O. Z. BRowSELL.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-08-19

LONG BICYCLE TRIP. Harper Har-
brough, A. Il. MaIan and j. S. 0lds, of
Seattle passed through Albany today on
bicycles for San Francisco and thence
to New York. The trip is said TO be to
settle wager between two Seattle mer-
chantf. The men left without any
money and are to arrive in New York
with $1,000. They were pretty well COW
cred with dust and had to visit a bicycle
do:tor.
At the same time two young men were
in the city on their way to their homes In
Portland from trip to Crater Lake, be
grimmed from feet to tops of heads.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-08-19

Cetarrh Curedyn,A cleasE h1aa mo
weet brea.h secured Nth 4 loh,s ca
arrh Remedy; aoldby osl. B Mason
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-08-19

From the Criterion /:

From the Criterion:
DR.. Foley reports 4 new baby girl al
Arthur Burkhart's, horu Tuesday mcrn-
ing Aug. 9th.
Mrs. DR.. Wire. OF AlbanT, will preach
ST the NJ. E. church next suaday morn.
ing and evening.
Frank Harrison, OF Waterloo, leis
home last week and has not been heard
from since. Anyone knowing OF his
whereabouts will please write TO A. Men
Harrison at Waterloo. Oregon.
Geo. McCurdy hAuied from s4eet
Home 10 this place, Tuesday, 1854 feet Of
rough lumber, the largest load probably
ever hauled into town with ;wo horses.
W. C. Mckee, who left this place last
spring for California with the intention
OF teaching school in that state, has
joined California regiment aud will 90
TO Manila with the rect 81 the bays.
The latest sensation is the proposition
to move the college rorth Of SodAviIie
three iourths of mile TO DR.. Hills land.
He has offered 70 give 10 acres Of land.
Il hasn't started yet; think il will be
something like the railroad TO this place.
Two gentlemen by the name OF Scan
lauu, from Naaitofnaat are a. LAcomb D
looking for homestead locations. They
say they are after water aud shade. They
have come TO the right place for both 10
our country Of beautiful woods and clear
running streams.
Webb Wight writes from Manila under
date Of July lst, saying that be enjoyed
the voyage very much and while nearly
every one was ssasick he neve ielt better
than when adoat. He says he saw
Dewey and snook hands wish him.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-08-19
REAL ESTATE SALES.

Reported by the Linn County Abstract
Company, for the OEAocRAT, for the
week ending August 8, 1898.
Andrew Condra to Aaron Oondra,
S 40 It Of lot IL, b 2. HaTris'g. e 10
II A Davis to NJ + church, Harris
burg, lots o, IL. in b Z, Harris
DnrR. R................ ..s......- III
5 w MaTEs, ct al (by sheriff. 10
Jas Skelly, Ti2, 3 X Q W.. 1900
w NJ Roberts to ]. Oxford, 100
acres, 7 Is, re- 2W........... sou
lima Il Monteiih, ct al, 10 Milton
Hale. T Ii S RAW. SO. 1900
A Bush (trustee) 10 Elizabeth Nc
Pheysou, l60 acres, + 1875 K l.. l30
L Bogart to Jno W Gaines, T
IL, l., B acres. s.........,. 25c
Chrieten Lee 10 Jos G Davis, T l3.
SIR w, I20 acres. ........ go
United States TO Lewis IIenness.
100 acres, I 10 5 K ! lE.......--
Wietel X Stantield to Ed Huston,
100 acres, I IA. E.. -. 60
Robert Glass to Jno o Mickalson,
I Il, II / W, acres. $50
Robt Johns, by Admir-. Van.
WinklA. To-. Bl 100. Hackle
mans addition TO Albany. 29l
J + Van wInkle 10 " b Chance,
came. e.................... 45O
Phillip Lanizy, ct al, tby sheriffl
TO William Coy, Sec 50, T,9
2E................ $50
o &OR X 20 to Henry Lyous.
To L, ll9.I7 acres ........ 3S7
John Weis TO Nancy Ana ~e.s,
7 IL X, ; W, ioO acres 100
State OF Oregon 10 q l. Huston.
lots / . aud 3 OF Sec iSTlI, Nv, IS
Vim Hoil to Elizabeth snow Crook
so acres. | /
Malcolm Miller 10 u IN X CGiy, 8
W, 10 acres -. -. $50
Vim X Gully 10 NeItie III Hull,
Te ; X w, 10 acres ....... so
William Ralsson TO i Bach and
Geo Buhi, ? lots, Lehanon.. $40
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1898-08-19

There are 80 saloons now ranning::in
Portland.
About thirty Manila letters arrived
this morning.
The Sugar Pine and Fixture Co. ARE
building an addition 10 their mill aud
otherwise improving their property.
The estate OF the late Adolph Sutro
invenioEied a. sass, ,572.I0 much less
than has always been cucdiiesi 20 the
large property.
There are now tao men in glse lsil at
Eugene Tor murder, Blauton for killing
Linn and JEFF Harvey, an Indian for kill
ing another Indian.
Pague said we woali have very hot
weather here from the a;h to the 18th.
whereas We have had the coolest weather
OF the season. He made pcor guess.
A team Of A. SetiIemier ran away to-
day. starting On First street, going up
Ferry through the gravel to..5th and then
cut to the fair ground road and home.
The horses made some quick time.
A musical prodigy is TO be heard at
Geo. c. Wills Music store. II is 8
mountain canary bird that whistles like
a boy, and is worth going blocks TO hear.
The little fellow is yeritable curiosity.
Salem Journal.
On Tuesday evening Aug. 18th. the
new and elegant Catholic church OF this
city will be formally opened to the pub
lie with grand concert with the new
81. 600 pipe organ, followed by lecture
by Archbishop Gross on the pipe organ
and its early history, 20 which an admis-
sion fee Of 50 cents will be charged.
1t looks very much as il there win not
he many fortunes brought back 10 Albany
from the klondike, though this is vel
speculation. G.. W. Watts, John Ison
and Jos. Meiser are the Albany contin.
gent. and none al them has yet struck it
Meiser is cutting wood, Isom is pros.
| pecting without success so far and Wattl
is corresponding for the press. Watts
writes that Dawson City is delusion anC
a snare. The Canadian officials seem Il
be robbing the people.
A letter has just been received by Geo
Millican, OF Crook county, well-knowi
in Lane county, telling of one OF tn
largest forest fires known in Easter
Oregon for years. The fire started abou
ten days ago on Pine mountain, near th
. ice caves. about 40 miles south of Prime
: vile. in Crook county. At the time tn
letter was written it had extended I
} the Paulina mountains. covering sec
; ton of country about 25xl0 miles in es
: tent destroying a vast amount of pin
timber. The country burned over is III
: inhabited.-Eugene Guard.
E HELD FOR THE GRAND JURY.-W.
4 and X. II. Snodgrass, OF Harrisbury
were examined before Justice Powell, ,
e this city, on the charge of obtainin
s money under false pretenses, the con
: planning witnesses, Clemens & Bradlc
claiming that they bought and paid (,
,, cattle belonging to the defendants whiC
10 they refused to deliver. The defendan
= we're held for the grand jury under $5'
. L l,anla ,,.hirh moro, f,,rniaknI
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later tnan the following Monday. Tiek-
Oct. 10. 1898. TEls rate applies 70 sat-
urday Only. Tue regular season tickets
will be on sale at the usual price.
Miss Amelia May. OF Harrisburg. Is in
the city.
Miss Anua Houck is visiting trieads in
Marion county.
Miss Sadie Mcbride came up frcm
Portland this noon on = visit with Linn
county relatives and friends.
Judge Hewitt and family returned this
noon from tie Bay where they have
teen at their cottage for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Monteith, of
Davenport, Wssh., arrived in Albany
last night on & visit with ALBANY relA-
tiyes and friends.
Attorney General.elect Blackburn left
yesterday for his favoFite resort At Cas-
cadia for an outing. There will De no
| fish left when be leaves.
Prof. Schmitt returned this noon from
the Bay where he hiss been collecting
specimens for the college for several
days. He had basket full.
| Miss Eva Coshow was a passenger for
Albany yesterday. She will JOIN Attor-
ney-General-eiect D X n Blackburn 6
family there for trip 10 Cascadia.-Sa-
lem Statesman.
Tuesdays Pendleton Tribune: Geo.
Pottner has sold his cigar store 10 K.
Baum, of Eugene. Mr. Baum has lived
at Eugene IA years and IL we'll acqnaint'
ed with his business. lie vail move his
family 10 Pendletou as soon as be cau
rent or buy house" Mr. Baum lie one
of several who have resided at both Al
bany and En- enc and mog we'd to Pendle
Ton Jos. Klein is anotheI
p. Lindgren, formerly of this city, bu
now an employe of the Wolf d Zwicke
Iron works of Portland, came up Satur
day and remained until Tuesday. III,
has been working seven days and thre
nights every week on the contracts re
ceived by the company for war vessels
Tie torsedo boats Fox and Davis, offici
al numbers ~ and l3, will soon b
ready for service. The trial trip of tn
Fox will take place in few days. Wor
began recently on the torpedo boat dc
stroyer Goidboro, official number q
Pete is looking well and none the wors
for the hard service to which he ha
been put.-McMinnville T. K. A broth
e er OF Jake, and formerly of this city.
. Mr.. E. B. Piper .:.of the Seattle p.
y and wife, arrived in Albany this morr
ing on their way home from San FraI
cisco, where they had been to meet Mr.
Piper's uncle, Senator Morgan, who wa
:, there on his way as one of the commi
le sioners to Hawaii. Their son dnrir
g their absence spent vacation season
re Albany the guest OF his aunts, Mr.
h Langdon and Mrs. Cusick. Twent
3 years ago, the Goth Of July, Mr.. Pipe
then known as Ted, began his newspI
yer career ia Albany, then assuming Il
Q responsible position OF his satanic ms
20 esty generally known as the devil. +
'. has persistently kept on the upwa
e track until he is editor OF the leading p
5 per in Washington state, as which, he
equal to all the occasions OF an aggres
i've era.