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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-22
EVENT OF THE SEASON.
Southbridge Odd Fellows Give Their Fifth
Annual Ball.

bridge
lodge, I. O. o. F., scored anal haI =.
triumph in their fifth a..
the town hall this eveniiost prominent
The event was the eason as if has
social occasion of th@as attended by 2
been in the past, and Fellows and thei,
large number of Ofn, Fiskdale, Stur-
friends of this tr.
bridge and Webacert was given befo,.o
A charming ctby Blanchard's orcbes-
the grand mare. Dancing was enioved
ira of this towuntil the small hours of
from o'cloci l.. w. Powers of Wor-
the mornings prompter
cester acted
j. Paige, wife of Calvin A.
Mrs. Ell of the most prominent Gift
Paige, on town, died at her home here
zens of ting, aged &c years, after a
this MOSS with pneumonia, following
brief i'll
the gri9aige was a highly esteemed
MrsAth a large circle of lifelong
lady = as she has resided here since
frienMrs. Paige's death was rather
1S56ln, as although she has been con
sud- to the house, the serious nature If
fine illness was not known until Dr
hee Of Worcester was called here Mon.
Ga for consultation
dars. Paige was a member of the Cen
Baptist church, and was prominent
tchurch and society work.
10
Fhe concert given by the John Thorn
= Concert company in Y. NJ. c. A, han
tst evening was one of the best enter
ailments given here this winter
urge audience was present. The clos
lg event in the Y. NJ. C. A. star course
iill be grand concert in the town hail
y the Salem cadet band next month.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-02-22

At the meeting Of the Catholic Tenn
perance Association last evening, the
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-03
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Jack ollphant, formerly with tho o.
h. & N Co. was IN tho city today.
Mrs, Frank Spereor has returns 4 from
q vielt with friends In Portland End sa
lem,
Mr., Geo. Cramer has moved his faml-
" over from Albany they residing ln
the Martin honse. -Brownsvile Times,
Harry Pollock returned this morning
from California where he has been sov-
eral months at Napa and san Francisco
working.
Geo. U, Piper, Managing editor OF the
Z. /. passed through Albany yesterday
on his way home from San Frat isco,
whore he had been TO meet the returning
Volunteers.
AA. nj. Cannon returned last evening
from u trip to Sweet Home, whore he had
been in the interest OF Portland creditors
OF J. L. Hahn Io rtpoi ted Abort
Weddle as gradually failing with pros.
poets against his recovery. MIR. Hahn
declares that he acted In seli.deionee
lie will employ Hon. Geo. Il. Chamber
lain OF Portland 10 defend him when III,
case comes up for trial.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-03

The New York Verdict makes this as
founding declaration. The Verdict will
stake name and fame, and wear cap and
bellsas fool confessed, If Cap ain Carter
who was convicted Of robbing the govern
nent Of several millions, isn't at liberty
free as air within six months. The Ver-
dict further asserts that action recently
taken in his case was dne to the need
fit on the Ohio election reRult. Delay
in the Carter case seriously threatened
republican success in the presidents
state and the United States attorney
general was instructed to report upon
his case at once and President Mckinley
promptly approved his findings. II the
Verdict's prophecy comes trus the adj
ministration will appear in q very bad
light.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-03

Admiral Schley's response to q o. d, mi
tee from the woman's National Industria
League, which called on him to present q
copy Of resolution adopted by the Leag.
ue, asking contributions from Industrial
workers to purchase home for him, was
worthy of the man and his record. He
said. "while fsel deeply touched by
the desire Of your COMMITTEES, which the
resolution brings to my attention, and
sincerely appreciate the purpose aud
wishes you 90 kindly sugsest to me,
feel that ought to ask you to defer this
matter nntil the wants and needs of
cold winter nov coming on, have passed,
and its demands in the thresholdsof some
OF the great army Of industrial workers
have first been met before any provision
is made for me. With expressions oil
deep gratitude to you the matter Is leis
TO your consideration.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-03

Col. Ieaac Hill, who has been an ottic'
| al OF the House for many wears, says o.
the Ohio csmpsiRp, which he has
been participating. "The democrats have
the best chance they have had In years
to carry this falls election In the buckeye
state. They will poll the full strength
Of the party and capture many votes be-
sides, while the disatfectlon among the
republicans will keep several Thousand
Of them from the polls. The Mclean
forces are thoroughly united, and are
making neRreatest canvass ever con-
Quoted oy the democrats in Ohio. l am
going back in a few daysto agair take a
hand ir the campaign"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-03
CIRCUIT COURT.

At the adjourned session Of the circuit
court this afternoon Judges Burnett and
Boise OF the circuit court and Chief Jus
tice Wolyerton of the Supreme Court
were on the bench.
The court was called as a memorial
service for the late Judge Powell. The
Albany bar ere all preeent, and during
the teesion nearly all the members spoke
With much feeling in memory OF their
late fellow member, paying credit to his
learning and great integrity Of character.
The following resolutions were adopted /:
Msy it please the court and gentlemen
Of the bar:
Your committee appointed by the Linn
County Bar to prepare q suitable testi-
monial in favor Of one who but q few
days since wae prominent member OF
our profession, and whose sudden death
has caused deep sorrow, Hon, j. @. Pow
ell, respectfully submit the following:
Joseph @. Powell, by force Of his native
ability aud energy, was enabled to
achieve success and reach position OF
honor. He was man Of intFegity, hon.
ess in his convictions, an intelligent and
respected citizen, q kind and genial
friend, and has left o bright example for
immitaIion by those who attempt TO fol-
low in the pathway he has troden.
At the time OF his death he bad been
a resident ofthis state for about 80 years,
he gained the confidence Of its people,
filed various positions OF public trust
and faithfully discharged the duties i'm.
posed upon him.
As lawyer he was learned, faithful
and honest, was fair, respectful and cam
did with the courts and courteous to the
members Of the profeesiou. As Judge
he was impartial, upright and just. As
q District Attorney for this district and
state he was thorough and successful.
He deeply loved and honored his pro
fession and strove 10 elevate the stand
ard of its character. He bad practiced
his profession for about AS years, and, at
the age OF 78 was summoned from
amongst US, leaving affectionate relatives,
kind friends, 9 generous community and
greatful profession TO mourn his de-
partr ra snd to extend to his bereaved
family our kindest sympathies,
We recomend that q copy Of the pro- |
ceedings Of this court and bar be record. |
ed in the journal of this court, and that |
q copy be furnished to the family Of thS
deceased.
L. FLINN,
J.J. WHITNEY,
w. 3. BnYEU,
Committee. :.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-03
AT Manila.

MANILA, Oct. a7, 0il0 A. M.-Alpio
Gonzales, mayor OF San Isidro, who lied
when the Americans took possession oI
the town, returned yesterday. General
Lawton has established civil COVER
ment.
One OF Lows scouts and two priva,es
OF the signals corps are. missing. Il h
supposed they have been captured.
This morning at daybrcak, General
Young's command with rations for sew.
en- days, left in the direction Of Santa
Rosa.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-03

From the Naval

From the Newg.i
While IN Portland couple Of weeks
ago Attorney I J.. Wilson was admitted
10 practice In the y s. distriCt court.
BecKner Bros, vi 0awe.o, have leased
tho Houston building aud are this week
putting la we'll selected stock ol gro-
cerlea.
O.S, HarnIsh was over hom Albany
from Saturday until Monday, and Was
kept quiet bnay ut his photo gallery.
Allen Charlton, who lves lew mIlcs
eoutn OF Selo, will leave Ills week with
his family Tor Lincoln county Wpsh.,
whcrs he will Try farming anl stock
raising. The change n location Ia made
10 the hope ct fentbtling hia health
~airh ~ very poor. He viii make the
trip by team.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Bllyeu. Mrs. 4. Huber
and little son, Mike Bilyeu, James Biz
Neu, lbatter known Aa spenketl Chaa.
Richardson aud Charley Neal, lett Mon-
day evening for Phoenix. Araaona, ~ here
the first four viii remAin during tho win.
ter, and ] N. Bilyeu will teach school,
while the athors will 10 on epat aud visit
in different states and cities They went
by way OF the Southern Pacific,
Mr.. Wood, ot Grass Valley. and Miss
Jamie Compton we're ma Fled Sunday.
October 22, 1900, at the homo 0i the
brides parents, MIR. and Mrs. J. A.
Comp,on, lew milos south oi scio, Rev.
Elmoro oi1Ilaliug, Tho happy couple
left Monday Tor their new home Ia Easts
ern Oregon, carrying with them tge best
wishes OF host oi friends.
Tho whist club met al the homo OF MF.
and Mrs, q. V. Johnson Tuesday evening
and perfected reorganization. II. ".
LarImoFc WAS elected president. Ira A.
Pheipo, secretary aud Mrs. q. Y John.
son, treasurer. Mrs. frlll, Mrs, Mae Gill
and Mre. A. J. Johnson were chosen ~
board OF managers. A scfles Of very
pleasant games were played during tho
evening, and a very enjoyable time was
had.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-03

South Africa also has press censor
ahip, and Boer victories are made British
victories by the time they reach London.
This censorship 10 an outrage for an an
ltghtened age. when people are entitled
to the truth wheaher II suits or not.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-03

The famous Cara Barton will le At
the Oregon Chautanqua next year.
The Yukon river Is now closed for tho
winter.
Apples are appl.s ibis year. r. M.
Condra, OF Rowlan aold l22 bushels In
Alhsny et an average price Of o. cents.
Some Englith parlridges arc TO DO
turned loose In tho valley. They are a
hne bird and should DO protected until
they get q start Ia life.
The chalk talk will be Tor the baneliL
OF tho athletic society OF the college.
Remember that and help /: out, besides
you Will get more than the worth Of your
money.
AZ the Congregational convention In
Eugene Yesterday Mrs. Fred Eegert, Of
portland, formerly OF Albany. was elect
Cd president oi The Woman's Home MIs.
aionary Society.
There have been three attachment
suits against J. z. Hahn OF Sweet Home.
The first ono OF Il. l.. sabin Tor s275 was
settled. There arc now two moro, one by
Meier Frank 4 Co., for $3.50 and another
by Mr.. sabin for $3.50.
A man at Moons brought down from
the front has the chicken pox or ANAL
pox, 10 has not heen decided which for
certain. In any event the greatest nFe-
caution will be exercised.
There are now lO2 boys at tho reform
school. The total number since 1891 Il
ISL. Tho 27g are scattered everywhere.
Two were with Dewey when no sunk the
Spanish fleet and are now In The east
ready TO start for Oregon.
The city Of Seattle 10 now paying about
w UOO, annually for ita street lighting.
.h"Fe are ninety are lshts OF 1000 ear-
dle poweF; 300 lnca ndescent lights, vary.
ing between Aiteen and thirty candle
power each, and ITO gas lights.
w. L. Maple, Of Toledo, this state, tho
man who took premiums at tho Portland
Exposition this year for butteFmaking.
wants 20 establish and operate acroam-
cry at Stayton,i IL the farmers want TO en-
tcrsAin proposition 10 build the same
Times.
+. l.. Calkins and Clyde Gaddis have
Drought up from Albany carload OF fine
Jersey cows. This Importation Of fino
STOCK 10 very commendablo on the part
o. Ihcse gentlemen, Indicating that In
1,.Its ~ ."''Nss thoy PEVPo9o 10 keep
Review.
BOD Burdatte wrote Mr. Rosecrans:
II am glad ! was present At your Chalk.
Taik laat night. You certainly have the
right idea OF what ia meant by q gcod
entertainment and your work with the
cFayon euTpaseea anything have ever
seem AZ the College tomorrow evening.
Admission only 26 cents.
East Ofegonian: A Portland woman
who is suing her husband Tor divorce
alleges In her complaint "tbat she Was
married when very young and ign orant
Of men, and that her husband has ever
since been insanely and cruelty Jealous
81 her without cause" The inference ia
that che 10 no longer "isbcyeSt" II the
aoblest work OF God.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-03
In South Africa.

LONDON. Oct. 27.--The official an
nouncement OF the Joining OF General
White and General Yule has como as q
great relief, and all. tho more so In view
oi the fact that later dispatches have
shown that only the incapacity OF the In.
telligcnce department of tho Beers saved
General fuIe's column from great dis.
aster,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-03
Opinions OF Oregon Editors.
From the scio press.

From the Scio Press,
The dispatches indicatetha President
Kruger Is about ready TO surrender. II
he isssince:e iu his belief that Providence
guides 1.-THE Boer bullete, perhaps he
thinks tha, two successive crushing de-
ieats is sufficient evidence that it is not
the win of the Almighty that the Boers
continue fighting.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-03

Some one says that one OF the players
In the willamette football eleven 10 a
down town dentist. Perhaps they think
they will need him to pull them through
tomorrow. The Albanles are all regular
students And there 10 o second eleven
that are no snails
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-03

The college football teams lad good
practice last evening, showing their OK.
cellent training. The WiIlame,tes will
have TO be rapid to beat them.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-03

An anxious citizen wiehes 10 know
what the city council will do pow tha,
the bicycle has been disposed OF,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-03
SIMPSONS Friends.

TRENTos, Oct. 25.-Admiral Sampson
and wife arrived ghere today. The ad-
miraI was presented with sword ny
Governor Voorhees, on behalf OF the peo-
pie OF New Jersey as a mark OF apprecia'
ton OF his services during the Spanish
war.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-03

lt may not be surpuping II there are
not wheelsin the coming city election.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-03

Has reatted his Studio elegantly, with
many new back grounds especially
adapted for children's photos, and sev-
eral new accessories. HIS work always
takes the lead. Usll and lock tin oneh
his elegant rooms. His line OF views are
all new and fresh, the finest Ia the city.
He does more TO advertIse Oregon than
any one else through his fins lines OF
views.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-03

Educate Your Bowels with Cascarets.
Candy Cathartlc, cnre constipation forever.
iOc, &c. II c. G. O. fail. drugL lists refund money
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-03
From the Statesman: :

/ AtA1SNe@sNeeANN~NAN
Tit is true that the Nicaragua canal
projects 20 be held back q year or 70
longer, waiting for the report Of one ol
the commissioners, Il Is nothing less than
national outrage. This 10 the newO cons
veyed a few days ago by telegraph.
There is a powerful lobby, made up by
some OF the American railroads, working
against the canal. In the corridors Of tas
capitol at Washington. And some Of the
lobbyists have had seats In the two hons.
es. and probably have yet. How long
viii this inslncerity and general trlckery
last But for the opposition OF Speaker
Reed. the bill. for the construction OF the
canal would have passed the last con-
gress.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-03

Lose no time in calling on VIII & Stark
for the beet watches, guaranteed time
keepers, and take your time In buying.
II is pleasure to show their goods,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-03
Emphatic Mason.

CnIcAGo,:0ct. 25.--William Il. Mason.
junior senator from Illinois, declared to-
day that no would resign II the republi-
can national convention OF 1900 did not
declare against criminal aggression In
the Philippines. MIR. Mason won't 10 far
as TO say hc would resign II the convon-
lion favored Offering 10 the Filipinos
canned ireodom," as he thought II
might do.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-03

From the Brownsville Timer.
Thelnext move Albany will make will
be to induce thu county court to pur.
chase and fix up the vacant block in
front of the court house for public
park. Albany has no public park you
know.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-03

Since the bravo but foolish Brltish
officer who shot himself through chasrin
at being obliged to evacuate Vryburr
wanted to die, why did he waste his llie
and his bullet9 II he had run amuck
against the enemy his sacrifice might
have counted for something.--Ex.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-03

UNFoRTUNATE. - James Buchanan, a
well known citizen Of Pleasant Hill Is the
victim OF unfortunate circumstances
About three weeks ago he left Oreswell
with two teams loaded with the house
bold effects OF W. l.. BrIstow who was
moving to Sodaville. Before returning
home be visited with friends in Shedd
where he was taken violently Ill, and
wnere he still remains. One m orning
his best team was missing from the past
ure, and has not yet been found. Some
one heard band OF horses being driven
at rapid rate along the highway during
the night and it is thought the horses
may have been run off.-Engene Guard.
The team Of Mr.. Atwood, Of Spicer,
ran away this afternoon, showing off
along First street for several blocks and
then taking to the alleys between First
and the river, where they were stopped,
7itbout serious damage.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-03

Inc 0ASp0tCuce iuulCAtS tuSt AAOoANon
Kruger Is about ready TO surrender. l
he iessince.e in his belief that Providerc'
, guides Ethe Boer bullete, perhaps HI
\ thinks that two successive crushing de-
feats is sufficient evidence that it Is mol
I the win of the Almighty that the Boer'
continue lighting.
From the Peoples Pess.
In 1896 the men who controlled the
republican party did not dare to come
out and openly advocate the gold stand
ard, but sprinkled the path with Inter
national agreement" salt, and the peo-
pie like flock OF sheep followed the
bell-wether into the gold-standard fold.
Now since they have them eaiely as they
think) in the fold, they openly advocate
s'putting this country more firmly on the
gold standard" In 1900 the leaders of
the party will not dare to advocate i'm
perialism, but this time they will strew
the pathway with expansion salt; and if
they succeed in again corralling the
sheep, they will boldly declare in their
| platte. m ior imperialism, and you will
hear the doctriue OF the "divine right OF
kings to rule" heralded from every
stump. We repeat It, whittier are we
drilting2
From the Herald.
The city council may now find time to |
consider several important matters.
The poundmaster and bicycles have been
their hobbies during the past feS years.
From the Pendleton E. o.
Funston OF Kansas is now brigadier
general. Doubtless this promotion 10
due more 10 the Ksnsss politicians than
to recognition on the part of the war de.
partment OF Funstan's services. Fun
ston, returning 10 Kansas with the glo-
ries of war about him, threatened the
political machine and its business in the
state. The people were in the humor to
make him United States senator, gov
ernor, or anything be might desire.
The politicians cocld not possibly stem
the Funston tide, % they brought pres
sure TO bear and influenced the war de-
to dankle the bubble Of briga
der general before the gallant Kansas
hero, and back he goes to the Philippines.
The political fences in Kansas are,
safe, for 9 TINA at least. The Z
professional politicians and machine
workers were taught q lesson by Roose
relt's entrance, fresh fion the wars. in J
0 the political arena in New York,
Vhere he even menaces the presidents
. nomination and election, and FuE'
tons entrance in Kansas would have
ad like effect, and might have resulted
. the making OF Roosevelt and Funston
> candiiat,s for president and vice.
resident respectively. "Colonel Fred"
, 'a safer man" 10 the Philippines than !
Q would be in Kaneas, by far.
From The DIIles Chron'cie.
It is to be hoped that the dispatch 8
ID .ch announces tha. the price Of whis-
ey has been put mp by the United
tates Spirits Association, will have the i
feet of inducing fewer people to put it i
own their throats. !
From the Brownsville Timer. Q
Thelnext move Albany will make will
q to induce the county court to pur. 7
base and fix up the vacant block in /
ont of the court house for a public o
ark. Albany has no public park you b
now. Q
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-03
Gen. Henry Dead.

NEw York, Oct. 27.-Brigadlcr. iener.
al Guy V. Henry, United States Army.
late military governor OF Puerto Rico,
died few minutes before I o.clock this
morning at his home, l39saiadIson ave.
nue., OF pnuemonia, aged 90 years. lie
had been unconscious for several hours,
and his end was peaceful. At his bed
side were oil the members OF his family
except his son, Captain Guy Y. Henry,
ir., who is In the Philippines.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-03
From the Salem Independent. !.

From the Salem Independent,
Every honest man must admit that the
State Fair. az Fair, was gigantic fail
ure. AS q yearly exhibition OF good
horae.racing II would probably pass mus
ter, but beyond that it really amounted
to little. And yet the blame did not lie
with the management entirely. We be-
lieve the Board worked hard and faith
fully, but not always with discretion TO
to make 1t success. The president. Mr..
WehrunH, did all that man could do, and
the same can be said Of the Seeretay, to
make the Fair a credit to the state. But
their efforts were nnAvailng.
The Walla walla Statesman.
Judging from the inarcuracy OF their
shooting on the occasion Of their first
battle with the English, had the Beers
undertaken the capture of Manila on the
day Dewey did thsy would have been
banging away attic Spaniards over there
yet; with neither side hurt.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-03

Hello there, when everybody gets a
telephone in their residence 1t will bc A
great convenience in Albany.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-03

From The DIIles Chron'cie.
1t is to be hoped that the dispatch
which announces tha. the price Of whis-
key has been put mp by the United
States Spirits Association, will have the
effect of inducing fewer people to put it
down their throats.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-03

What is the matter Of the city council
raising the debt Of the city by holding
mission fee. W."
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-03

Men should learn to hold their tenn
pers. Just lose the thing once, and per
haps you viii be the defendant In.
murder case. Then also 1t is goo,
thing TO be reasonable. Never try /,
make people pay other peoples debts
Most men have their hands full will
their own.