The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-03-31
TeIegrapfic.


Rocavc Taken.
New YoRk, Mar. 29-A dispatch to
10 Journal, dated Manila, Wednesday,
Iys:
Bocaye has been taken by our troops. 4
The railroad bridge is uninjured.
Gen. Macarthur is now within eight
niles Of MaIolos.
Insurgent Capital Moved.
New YoRK, Mar. ga diapatch to
he Herald from Manila, says:
The insurgent capital has been moved
rom Malolos TO San Fernando.
The insurgents bnrned Bulacan Tues
lay afternoon.
Brya Will Be There
New YoRE, Mar. 2s.-E. V. Brewster,
who has charge OF the arrangements, for
the sl-a-head Jefferson dinner of New
York democrats, announced today that
Bryan, saying that he would attend the |
dollar dinner on April I9. Mr.. Brewster
said the dinner would be Chicago plat. |
form from beginning to end.
San Joaquin Floods.
SrocKToM, Cal, Mar. 28--Reporss from
many sections of the San Joaquin valley
show that the food CAUSED by the late
heavy rains is increasing instead of re-
ceding, as it was anticipated it would.
Water is still pouring in on the lowlands.
The Salooes Won.
WoopBURS, Mar. 23.--The city election
today resulted in q victory for the saloon
h,y r,aka II a.
que-tion voted upon, in accordance with
with the new charter, Placing the issue
before the legal voters, vas the licensing
of saloons.
Vermont's AffIfction.
CHERTER, Mar. 28.-The maple sugar
harvest in Vermont is believed TO be a
total failure this year, and il the worst
fears OF the sugarmakers are realized the
industry will be crippled for many years
to come. The sugar orchards were
stripped OF leaves last summer by an
army OF caterpillarg, and this spring tine
trees are found 70 lie sapless.
On to MaloIos.
manila, Mar. 27.-Gen. MacArthur's
division spent the night and morning al
Meyeanayan, the next station beyond
/ Polo. After reconnoitering his ronf, he
pushed along the railroad toward Ma o.
los this afternoon.
II the statement OF the IS prisouess
captured today is true, the main bod J OF
/ the enemy has retrea,ed TO Malolr
There are no more trenches TO nncoun q
although over 80 villages intervene.
The Dead and Wounded
4 4
notified Adjutant-General CoFi,,n OF the
following additional casualties which oc-
CURED Mar Is, "a, Is and - "a the Ore
/ gon regiments.
Killed Go. L. Privatss l.. V. Straw
deIman and Hayes b. Taylor.
Wounded Leo B. Grace, Daniel
Bowman, Richard Sprickdale, Charles
+. Cocard. Frank T. Edwards, William
u. Collins. Elmer +. Barnes, Ralph
Nodgens, William r. Stoifer, Charles T.
Wallace.
Played Highwayman.
sAx FRAxcIsco, Mar. 2T.-kitty Wan
enmacher. Is years old, was shot and
fatally wounded By her foster brother,
Joeeph Miller. Is years old, while be was
playing that he Was highw&yman, with
| = rife which was not supposed TO be
loaded. He has been charged with mur
der. but the evidence indicates that the
killing was accidental.
Fatal Chicago Fire.
CHICAGO. Mar. g.-Fire DESTROYED tie
Armour curled hair and tels works, Thir-
ty-fiFSi place and Benson street, tonight,
causing property loss Of about 500, 600,
injuring II employees. fatally, and en-
dangcring the lives OF 400 others, who
rushed 30 escape through the smoke.
4 State OF Extremes.
STOCKTON, Mar. a7.-Reports from
many parts Of san joaquin valley, par
! ticularly along the Mokelumme river
state that ihonsacds OF acres OF grain and
grass lands are in danger OF ruin from
Hoods, and unless the water sub-idex
quickly the damage will be very large.
4 Dawson Fire.
SEATTLE. Mar. s7.-A IRE occurred at
/ Dawson Cltr. Mar. 5, causing a property
loss Of $4,000. Mrs. Miller. wife Of res
tAnrani-keeper, was severely burned
Her husband and his partner, Carroll.
we're slightly burned.
After the Paeaus.
| MASILA. Mar. 25.-The L. s. troops
under Brigadier-Seneral Wheaton cap
snred the town oi MalIntA, beyond the
TnllahaP river, today after short fight.
The end Oregon regiment encountered
| 1000 Filipinos vest Of Aaiinia who were
esreAiing trom Malabon. The enemy
had taken up position behind four rows
| Of intrenchments. but Has driven out
after an hour 'siheaving firing. One Ore
gonian was killed and five wounded.
Driviag thu Enemy
manila, Mar. 36.-Mac Arthur has
driven the enemy, strongly intrer ched in
Iarg- force, north OF Polo. He will con-
tinue to press them. The insurgents
have strong intrenchments from CaIocan
TO Malolos. which have taken them
months TO construct. Otis.