The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-10-06

tion OF wild excItsmont thoro and the
! expected imminunco OF Bocr attack,
: there is, really, littlo change in the sit
uNtion, although tina messing OF tho
Beers in ali directions inevitably increase
the tension. While constant military
orders are being ISSUED here, progress
seems very slowl and Il must still DO
weeks before Great Britain will DO In y
position to strike.
A Notable Gathering.
| DALLAS, Tex, Oct. 2.-Thero were ful-
lly 10, 900 persons ON the grandstand at
tho fair grounds when the distinguished
persons who have come from points out
side OF the state to attend the democrat
ic carnival put in appearance. AZ tho
leaders mounted the stand they were
LOUDLY applauded. When Mr. Bryan mp.
peared, II was as IL the sound which EN-.
anated from the thousands OF throats
would tear out their Innings, Among
those present were: Hon. o. II. +. Bel
mont and Representative Sulxer, OF New
York Ex-Governor Stone; Mayor ii. w.
Salmons, OF st Louis, OK state treasurer
OF Missouri, and Colonel NJ. G. Wetmore,
OF st. Louis, the anti trust millionaire.
Dewsy Mt Washington.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.-The homecom-
ing of Admiral Geort'" Dewey--ior hence
forth the national c..l,ital is to be his
home-was made tho o't sion for the
greatest tribute ever paid aHv tudivid.
ua.. After tho preliminary come In
New York itself. unsurpassed ia IT'S kind
II remained for the highest and greatest
in the official world TO hold out the hand
A. IA aHn nd IA
Join with the people who are to DO his |
Iellow-citixens, in bidding him welcome.
An Audree Relic.
STOCKHOLM. Sweden. Oct. 2.--The bu-
oy marked "Andree Po'ar Expedition"
which, with anchor attached, was found !
September Q, on the north coast OF King |
Charles island by the master OF the Nor |
wegian cutter Martha Larsaak, was
opened yesterday in the presence OF u
number OF experts and members OF tho /
cabinet. Il was found to be the so called !
north pole buoy, which Andrec had ar
ranged.to drop If he sscceeded In passing
the pole.
A Little Fighting
MANILA, Oct. 8, 8 A. M.-The Fourth
regiment Maj. Price command
ing, has had series oil encounters with
the insurgents about linus since Satur-
day. The natives were led il is supposed
by a former mayor OF linus, and made u
general attack upon the American forces
rom linus to Bacoor. A captain and q
corporal OF the Americans were killed,
md eight men were wounded.
The Boers.
LONDON, Oct. "A special dispatch /
rom Pretoria says: 4
A rigorous censorship 10 maintained q
'ver all press kilograms. Kruger ad. Z
Ircssed the troops which started for :.thc '
satsl border Saturday appealing TO their G
and wishing them God'speed.
fighting 10 expected by Wednesday. o
Biggest on Record.
NEW YoRK, Sept. 30-Ths land parade
oday capped the climax. The city,
tate and nation united In demonstra.
worthy st the heroe Of Manila. The
'arth trembled beneath the tread OF 60,-
100 men, and the air was torn with the
houts OF millions. The naval parade VI
yesterday was magnifcents and superb, [
,ut the wonder OF modern times was the
,reat land parade. Thousands Of proud I
men OF our land and sea forces. militia
II fifteen states and the veterans OF the [
,ivil and Spanish-American war swelled |
he procession and gave 1t the dignity In ,
Iize that it boasted in sentiment.
Wants Peace.
MANILA, Oct. /, Up. M.-Aquinaldo's
bird attempt 10 shift his difficulties in
o the field Of diplomacy Is repetition
II the other two.
The Filipino envoys had an hours con.
erence with General Otis this morning.
they brought from Aquinaldo message !
hat he desired peace and wished TO send ,
civilian government commission 10 dis. :
uss the question. General Otis replied
hat it was impossible for him TO reeog.
'ize Avninaldo's government In that
Vay.
The Usual Way.
SKAowAY, Sept. 27-One hundred men G
mployed on the White Horee tramway Q
truck Saturday for an advanced in wag- Q
3 from $3 to 81 day. Not man went !
D work on the tramway, and not a
onnd OF freight was moved. The strike 3
anne at the critical time OF the last few y
eeks Of the open river, and just when
lere is the greatest demand for freight
, be hurried down the Yukon.
Continued military Activity.
LONDON, Oct. I.-From all points in
le Transvaal, Natal and Cape Colony (
'me reports Of continued military activ-
y on the frontiers. While the move A
ent Of indivual command as yet do not >
low connected plans, it is evident that 4
Ie narrow strip OF Natal, whose apex is .
owned with the ominously named 3
ahiubi hill, will be the center OF the Z
ming storm.
The Great Race. 2
NEW YORK, Oct. THE Columbia and Z
will meet in their first race for 9
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