The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-08-11
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Warmly Received.

warmly Received.
SAN FRANcrsoo, Aug. 3.-.rhe Penn.
sylvania regiment landed from tho trans
| port Senator today and, eRct rtcd by the
Nebraska troops, marched 10 the Preaidlo
where they will camp until mustered
Eout. This reception accorded tho soldiers
| from tho Keystone state was similar TO
that given 10 tho Oregon, Nebraska aud
Utan boys who preceded them.
The Fever.
| WAsniNoroN, Aug. S.--The yellow few
or situation at Hampton continues favor.
abe and encouraging, In tue opinion, OF
the officials OF tho marine hospitMi service
According to official reports there has
been no spread OF tho contaglon slhce
/ yesterday nor has any Of tho cases LOW
under trt atmcnt proved istal since ihat
time. II is hoped to contine the d'se''hu
TO tho Soldiers tome and Phocbus.
panic Predicted.
| BRRLIN, Aug. Tho Dcntchs Tagea
Zeitung today publishes Sensational
Article predicting big panic in the Ger
man money market. Tho paper said
that during the last six months l,593-
(Ol 900 marks Of new shares were Issued,
OF which bls, 900, 900 we're indus riat 80
curities whic IL Is alleged exceeds the
whole Is ue OF 1893. A mass OF eSi'
donce Is quoted toproved the exIstsnc1
VI unsound speculation.
Hot Weather.
Ilxcotx, NIB, Aug. 3.-Dr. W. II.
Mllburn, the blind chaplain OF the Unit
ed States senate, was prostratad by SUM
stroke and fell unconscious this after
noon. while delivering lecture at tho
Nebraska Epworth assembly, at Lincoln
Park. tic was brought TO the cltv and
revived under the care Of u physician.
A Boy Drowned.
JUNCTION CRY, Aug. 3.--Vernon uttia. !
ger, aged l3.sson OF Thomas uttinser
was drowned In tho willamette river to- /.
day, mile and qnar'or east OF june I
tion City. lie was swimming with
crowd OF small boys. The body was re- ,
covered by ii. q Mahon end Mr.. Gould.
WIN continue 10 Fight.
LEAcgSwoRrm. Kan. Aug. 3.--A letter
from Gen. Funston was received by DR..
Il. Anthony, o. the i4savenworth Times, |
today. The general announces ho will
stay in the army until tho war In tho
Philippines ls at an end, aud will not
muster out with his regiment.
Our Poys.
SAN Francisco, Aug. 2.--fn speaking |
Of the return home OF tho Oregon volun.
teers, General Summers said.
About $50 men will 20 on the special
train starting on August .. The train |
will met at the state line by Governor
Geer and his staff. Company Il will be
dropped at Roseburg and company y at
Eugene. Company X may stop at Salem.
The pFogramms Is for the men to dine
at Ashland, take luncheon at Grants
Pass, and late supper at Roseburg.
Breakfast on the econd day will be
served at Eugene: dinner at Salem, and
the train viii reach Portland at 2 o'clock
To the afternoon.
Germans Ambition.
WAsH,SoToS, Aug. 2.-The Maryland
democratic convention was characteristic
OF German and German man was nom
mated for governor. In dodging tho sill
yer question and failing to take any do
termined stand against expansion, u was
Gormansque oil the way through.
Wonderful Riding.
MNSgirotIs, Aug. 3.--Bicyclist Han
son finish j his 800 amilos ut 4:58 lsst
evening, and then took q rest until q
O'Clock, when he started out on the last
century OF his 1860 mile ride. He hE-
ished his 1000. mile ride at 1854 this |
morning; time. 90 :46, hating the record J
by IL hours and 25 minutes.
A Town Destroyed.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Ang. 2,-The town |
OF Barabeile, on tho Gulf Of Mexico, |
southwest OF this city Is reported almost |
deatroyed by terrific vfnd and rain |
storm which passed. through this section |
last night. Many boats which were In
the ha Dor have teen wrecked, and most
of the long wharf Is gone, together with
large quantities Of naval stores.
Killed While Hunting.
CLATsKAXIE, Or, Aug. David Whit
tig, the l5.year-old son OF David Whit
tig, q pioneer, was killed while hunting
with James Jones In the Nehalem valley
near Mist, yesterday. While Whittig
was crossing log, his rife caught in the
brush and was discharged. The ball en-
tered Whittig's stomach.
Prompt Justice.
SASTo DOMINGO, Aug. 2.--Two OF the
assass ms OF President Heureaux have
been captured and shot. The country is
entirely quiet and no movements OF
troops are in progress.
BIB lngersolI wrote the following to an
ease n paper a short time b;fore he died
perhaps the last thing he wrote:
Iirclose a clipT log from your paper.
OF course. you c1pied it from some exc
change. The words attributed to to me |
never uttered or wrote. have one sem
liment for soldiers: "Chters for tue liv-
Ing and iears for the dead" This 10 mine