The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-11-03

Num ttlp 70 6WtVI hiuNAes WHVEN llt hWu
been in the interest Of Portland creditors
OF J.P. Hahn He rtpoit ted Albert
. Weddle as gradually failing with pros.
. poets against his recovery. Mr.. Hahn
. declares that he acted In self.deience.
lie win employ Hon. Geo. II. Chamber.
lain OF Portland 10 defend hlm when the
case comes up for trial.
At Manila.
MANILA, Oct. 27, 0;l0 A. M.-Alpio
Gonzales, mayor OF San lsidro, who lied
. when the Americans took possession oil
the town, returned yesterday. General
Lawton has established u civil COVER
ment.
One OF Lows scouts and two priva,eS
ot the signals corps are. missing. IL Ii
supposed they have been captured.
This morning at daybreak, General
Young's command with rations for sew.
On days, left in the direction OF Santa
Rosa.
In South AFRICA.
LONDON. Oct. 27.-The official an
nouncement OF the Joining OF General
White and General Yula has como as a
great relief, and all the more so In view
oi the fact that later dispatches have
shown that only the incapaclty OF the In.
| telltgence department of the Beers saved
General iuIe's column from great dis.
aster.
Emphatic Mason.
CHIcAao,.Oct 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 "criminai aggression in
the Philippines. Mr.. Mason won't 10 far
rs to say hc would resign II the convon-
lion favored Offering 10 the filipinos
canned freedom" as he thought II |
might do.
Gen. Henry Dead.
NEw York, Oct. -BrigadIer. Cener.
al Guy v. Henry, United States Army.
late military governor OF Puerto Rico,
died few minutes before @, clock this
morning at his home, l39sMadIson ave.
nue., OF pnuemonia, aged 90 years. He
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 v. Henry,
ir., who Is In the Philippines.
What He Warts.
NEw YoRk. Oct, ga special 10 the
Herald from Washington says.
Prompt declaration vi By congress In I
asserting and maintaining complete SOW.
eignity over the Philippines al whatever
cost. and in favor Of tho. most liberal
kind OF tclf government when the insur. j
rection ends, is what the president !
wants. II 10 also what The Philippine I
want. There Is q great
neal OF work for the president to do on .
bis message. II
Best In the World.
NALHvnLE, Tenn, Oct. 28.--J. A. Il.
Elliott, ci Kansas City, killed 90 out OF
100 birds today at the tournament Of the
Bellemeade Gun Club. by doing so .
he retains the cast-iron medal and
championship OF wing shots. I
Peace Overtursa.
NEw YoRK, Oct Oct. 25.---A special TO ;
the World from Washington says: :
Senior Antino Regidor, who ID, now In
London, will sail for the United States
within three weeks, and, az q fully nc.
representative Of Aquinaldo will .
present TO President Mckinley new
terms for ending hostilitieg and recon.
structing the government Of the islands.
Tho coming Of the representative 10 kept
close secret by the administration.
At Manila.
MANILA, Oct. 25.-The Twenty. sixth Z
arrived here on tho transport
Grant yesterday and sailed for Ito Ilo TO. Z
lay; I
Insurgents have returned to the vicin. :
ty oikCalamba. They have increased In
numbers and are surrounding the town
IN the land side.
At San Isidro, so hours OF rain has
'aifed the river apd supplies arel ar
living the there in cascots m tue na- :
ives.
Transports Moving. o
SAN FRAgcTsco, Oct. 26.-Today was I
,usy one at the government transport d
lock. Five transports, three for Manila
md two.for. Portland, were dispatched
or their destinations. The Tartar, Man.
tense and Newport sailed for Manila and }
he Olympia and Pennsylvania for Port
and. The Manila.bound carried three {
OF the Thirty first infantry a
nd entire Twenty.eight infantry. q
Hop Men Organizing. q
WooDBuRS, Or, Oct. 25-Two hundred =
hopgrowers met here this a
fternoon and organized the Oregon Hop :,
rowers' Association, for mutual profit a,
nd protection. Articles OF incorpora =
ion were drawn, and the greater part OF
he capital stock OF $4,000 was subscribed
n the spot. There was considerable
and entertaining discussion,
nd q better general understanding be. 70
veen the growers was arrived at. k k
General Miles I'm Montana. ~
BILLINGS, Oct. 25-General Miles, who III
here as the guest Of Colonel w + Cody ~
as given reception at the Billings 8
lub this evening. A large crowd which Y
et the Burlington special train, which
'vried Colonel Cody and party, gave the G
eneral an enthusiastic reception. AZ
SIMPSONS Friends. "
TRENTON, Oct. 25.-Admiral Sampson 80; go
ID wife arrived ghere today. The ad- 5TI