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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-02-28
Telegrar11y.

u" "a
spondenci do gazet europej.
skich. Kurcze ma kt6re da-
wniej zapadal bardzo czesto,
pojawiajs SIG obecnie coraz
rzadziej i jest nadzieja, re cal
kiem ustana. Car ME zajmuje
sic osobiscie zalatwieniem
spraw pa6stwowych gl6wnie
tego powodu, ae jest niespo.
kojny o zdrowie cesarzowej,
kt6ra spodziewa sic zostac
wkrotce matks. Jezeli cesar
skiej parze narodzi sic syn,
ustans pog}oski o chorobie
Mikolaja, saerzone tendency.
ME W interesie pretendent6w
do tronu rosyjskiego.
BERLIN, 28go Lutego. =
Urzedowe wiadomosci z Peki.
nu donoszs, be W tamtejszym
porcie Tien Tsin zelzono bru.
talnie Niemc6w i chciano ich
nastepnie zamordowac. Ma.
padnietym uda}o sic trudno.
scis ocalic aycie.
Baiki o starciach Ameryka-
now Niemcami pod Manila
ME majs zadnej podstawy.
Wystarcza przytoczyc fakt, ze
okret Irene" opuscil pred
przeszlo dwoma tygodniami
wody flipi6skie j znajduje sic
obecnie W drodze 2 Hong
Kong do Annoy. Go sic tyczy
wiceadmira}a Diederichs, ten
opuscil Filipiny jeszcze pred
kilku miesiacami.
MADRYT, 28go Lutego. -
Senat przyjsf l3O g1osami
przeciw Z rezolucya, podans
przez marsza1ka Martinez
Campos i podpisana przez
wszystkich generalow, zasia.
dajscych W izbie, zsdaj9cs
wyznaczenia komisyi do zba.
dania spraw, odnoszscych sic
do ostatniej wojny. Rzad "a.
lecal przyjecie rezolucyi, pod.
czas gdy hrabia d'Almenas
potepial ia.
MANILA 2Sgo Lutego. =
Komisarze hiszpa6scy Rosatio
i Abogado, kt6rym pozwolono
precise przez linie amerykad.
skie udac sig do Malolos W
celu porozumienia sic 2 Fill
pi1clykami o wypuszczenie ma
wolnosc je1c6w, wr6cili re "a.
pieczetowanymi listami. Po.
wiadaja, ae Aguinaldo znaj-
duje sic W Malolos i jest goto-
wy do uklad6w.
w zaroslach widzieG MONA
miedzy powsta1cami kobiety /
dzieci. Gdy komisarze pre-.
szli przez ameryka1sks linie,
Filipi6czycy rozpoczeli stree.
lac. Pc zestawieniu listy "a
bitych i rannych po naszej
stronie, dochodzi sic do rezul-
tatu, ae podczas utarczek W
ostatnich dw6ch tygodniach
zgine}o 03 Amerykan6w, a
otrzymalo rany 347. Najwie.
cej ucierpial pulk Washington,
LEGACY IA zabitych j SO ran.
nych. Pulk IA regularnej
piechoty ma IA zabltych 80
rannych. Po MIN nastepujs
pulki California, Idaho Kan
sas, majace po 6 zabitych i 80
rannych.
Rad flipi6ski wydai nova
odezwe, W kt6rej zarzuca A
merykanom barbarzy6ski spo-
sob proWadzeuia wojny, pole
gajscy ma bezcelowem niszcze'
niu mienia mordowaniu bez
powodu niewiast i dzieci.
Wszystkie obietnice, czynione
przez Amerykan6w, ME So nj.
czem innem, jak hypokryzy8 i
zdrada.
HAVANA, 2Seo Lutego. -
900 hisspanskich kupc6w od'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-02-28

burmistrza do wykonania polece.
MIA Rady miejskiej, ale wniosek
odnosny odrzucono "a glosami
przeciw "a, i rezolucya zfozono
W rece komitetu fnansowego.
Burmistrz W obronie swej powie-
dial, il ME czui sic obowiaza-
nym stosowae sic do rezolucyi,
gdyz w sprawach tyczacych sic
dochod6w miasta ME wystarcza
rezolucya, tylko potrzebna jest
formalna ustawa (ordinance).
Madame wczoraj przywilej kom-
panii Northern Electric Railway
Co. przeprowadzie kolej pomie-
dzy 81 warda a Cicero. Kompa-
MIA ia ME nalezy do kontroli
Yerkesa, tylko do kapitalist6w
Ohio, ktorzy zamierzaja poznleJ
przeprowadzic kolej do Elgin
Aurora. Po przyieciu r6znych
poprawek, przywilej madame 49
glosami przeciw 8. q pomiedzy
polskich alderman6w, Kunz i
Wiora byli przeciwni nadaniu
przywileju, a Smulski "a MEM
giosowaf.
Twierdzi, re staf sic miIionerem.
Niejaki R. B. Halligan, kt6ry
ma swe biuro W gmachu Unity
byl maklerem akcyi kopalni'
twierdzi, ze W przeciagu dw6ch
tygodni zostal milionerem wielo-
krotnym, re ,,wart" jest juz
dzisiaj okolo so milionow, ze
zamierza znaczna czesc swego
majatku rozdae ubogim. MEDIA
VINO, jak opowiada, doniesiono
mu, re kopalnie miedzi W pobli-
zu Laramie, Wyo., nalezace do
American Gold and Copper
Mining Co." mieszcza W soble
nieslychane bogactwa, ale re ich
wiaseiciele ME wiedza nawet o
tenn. Ot6z zakupil on akcye
tych kopa16 "a $4,000, ijui teraz
miano mu "a ME ofarowac
20 milion6w dolarow. Tymcza-
sem kompania wyzei wspomniana
twierdzi, re Halligan wprawdzle
kupil akcye "a $4,000, ale "a ME
ieszcze ME zapiacii, j re akcye to
ieszcze So wlasnoscia kompanii.
Bye moae tedy, re H. W rachu-
bach grubo sic omylif.
DAT sic 0szukac.
Jubiler Philip Kostosky, kt6-
ry ma sklad pm. SOP Jefferson
str, dai sic oszukac o s40O.
Niedawno 'przedstawiono mu
niejakiego VOLTA Swirna, jake
srosernika utrzymuiacego sklad
ma rogu 81 ul. j Dearborn str.
Zapoznano sic zaprzyjazn zniono
sic. Pc niejakim czasie Swim
kupil u niego biauterye "a $40
zaplacil gotowka. Potem tenae
swirn przyszedl do niego i'po-
wiedziai mu, re pewien jego
przyjaciel zeni sic z bogata panna
i zamierza kupic narzeczonej
klejnoty "a 3O0-40O dolar6w,
ze on, Swim, radby w tenn po-
sredniczyc, bo zyska komisya.
Kostosky powierzyl mu rome
klejnoty dla pokazania przyja-
cielowi i ME wziaf nawet kwitu
ma ME. Wieczorem tegoz dnia
Swim odniosl mu kleinoty, mo-
wiac, re ME podobaiy sic one
jego przyjacielowi. Przez to
zyskal jeszcze wieksze zaufanie u
Kostoskiego. W kilka dni p6zniej
znowu Swim powiedziai Kostos-
kiemu, re jego przyjaciel nigdzie
| ME znalazi mic coby mu do gustu
przypadio, re radby jeszcze raz
spr6bowao biauterya Kostos-
kiego. Kostosky znow mu powie-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-02-28
Suite honoraryum.

John Morley podjsl sic
opracowania ayciorysu Glad
stona; ga to prace ma otrzy-
mac 10000 funt. SIT { 800, 900
marek).
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-02-28

WleQZl1o genera1a Uomez, KGo'
ry przyjal ich bardzo ayczli-
vie i oznajmi} i'm, ae potrzeba
zgody W dzialaniu tax re stro-
ny Kuba6czyk6w jak j Hisz'
pan6w, azeby przywr6ciG ma
wyspie normalne stosunki.
Pierwszorzedne kawiaruie
falcon i Albisu zostaly zam-
kniete, poniewaa sprzedawano
W mich gorsce trunki amery.
kahskim zo{nierzom.
SANTIAGO, % Lutego. =
Pod San Luis napadaja Ku.
ba6czycy ma sklady kupc6w i
dopuszczaia sic rabunku. Je.
den taxi skiad zostal W Me
dziele zrabowany do szczetu.
8 pulk Negr6w i miejscowa
zandarmerya ME SO W stanie
utrzymac porzadku.
HAVANA, 28go Lutego. =
Wlasciciele plantacyi Toledo,
niedaleko Mariana, skarzyli
sic pred genera}em Lee, ze
zoInierze kuba1scy kradn9 i'm
calemi tonami cukier. Wys}a.
no przeciw rabusiom majora
Harrison, kt6ry rozbroi1 i are.
sztowal so Kuba1czyk6w.
Gdy wracal z mimi do obozu,
sciga} 60 oddzial Kuba6czy'
k6W, zloaony z 500 ludzi.
Chcieli oni odbic je6c6w, lecz
major Harrison odstawil ich
do gl6wnej kwatery kuba6'
skiego generala Mayi Rodri-
guez.
General Gomez goscil wczo-
raj wieczorem W kuba1skim
klubie Antillo. Naszemu woj.
sku przykrza sic uciszliwe
cwiczenia ma otwartem polu,
powodujsce choroby.
LoNDYN, 20go Lutego. =
Rzymski correspondent gaaety
Daily News" dowiaduje sic z
dobrego zr6dla, ae ma PREY
szlym papieskim konsystorzu
zostanie arcybiskup Ireland
wyniesiony do godnoSci kar.
dyna}a.
BERLIN, 98go Lutego. =
Urasd spraw aewnetrznych u
wiadomi1 ambasade ameryka1.
ska, re ameryka6skie poma-
ra6cze, cytryny, rodzynki,
Swieze i suszone gruszki, jab}-
ka sliwki, beds odtad mogly
przyehodzi6 do Niemiec bez
przeszkody. Rzeczoznawcy ME.
mieccy, wyslani do Ameryki.
zsoayli rapport, ma podstawie
kt6rego zakaz dopuszczania
ameryka1skiego owocu do
Niemiec zostaje zniesiony.
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, 28go
Lutego. = Pierwszy oddzia}
fl,bustyer6w, z}ozony ze $50
awanturnik6w, uda} sic ztad
do Ameryki srodkowej. Do
w6dzca tych ludzi jest William
G.. Thompson, by}y kapitan
milicyi. Filibustyerzy zamie'
rzaia wsissc ma okret W No.
wynn Orleanie. Pray1acza sic
tam do Mich ochotnicy Chi.
cago, st. Louis i 2 innych
Mast. Celem ich wyprawy
jest Guatemala Honduras.
zamierzaja podobno uzyska6
kontrole mad rzsdem W Mica
ragua. Rad we Westinghouse
jest podobno o calej tel spra-
vie dobrze poinformowany.
WASHINGTON, 28go Lutego.
- Po zawzietej walce przyjs}
senat So glosami przeciw l3
bill o reorganizacYi armii, cd.
rzucajsc poprawke Gormana,
aadajaca, aaeby armie trzyma'
no ma powiekszonej stopie ME
d1uzej, nia do l Lipca 1901
roku. Senator Vest wystspl
bardzo energicznie przeciw
bilowi i wypowiedzial jedne z
nailepszych swoich NOW. Me
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-06-09
Bad Runaway.

c. 7. Knowlton and C. H. Gardner
two well-known Portland drummers,
met with an exciting; experience in e
runaway across the river this morning.
They left awhile after O'Clock Tor Cor
Wallis after one of Strainey < Mitchell'e
hvest teams. As soon as they crossed
the river the team became fractions snd
twice attempted to run but were held
back. At the bridge about a mile from
Alb ny they became Hnmanageable
and ran away at full speed. The place
is rough one, and the result was that
the buggy was tipped over and the men
thrown violently to the ground. The
horses ran into some bushes which stop
ped them. The men, badly bruised and
stunned, secured farmer to bring them
back to the Revere House, where DR..
Davis attended them. Gardner's left
arm was broken, and he was otherwise
bruised, and Knowlton was considerably
bruised but fortunately no hones were
broken.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-06-09
END OF THE TOURNAMENT

One o. the most successful and salts.
factory gatherings OF people ever in AL.
bany ended last evening. The two days
band tournament will be remembered as
one OF Albany's best celebrations, a sue
cess far beyond the expectations Of our
citizens.
At 4 O'Clock game OF base ball was
played between Albany ana Corvallis,
resulting in victory for Albany l6 TO 8.
Albany's battery. Jode GaIbrAith and
Sn, der did excellent work, and Beeson
at first and Ramp at second were par.
ticularIy good.
TIE batloon ascension by Prof. Earls-
ton, was splendid one. The balloon
rose nigh in light breeze. the para
chu:e jump Wac perfect and the alighting
In the Monieith field was an easy one.
Prof. Earlston has made four ascensions
in Albany doing Just as be promised,
giving an exhibition worth coming miles
to see without any other attraction.
Ar 1880 o'c.ock fine trade parade was
made by bicyclists with nearly two hum
dred in line, forming continuous pro-
cession through tho principal streets,
under Il c captaincy Of L. Z. Goff, who
10 entitled to credit for its success.
An'xeelIent band and vocal concert
was Rivrn at the pavilion, and the two
days celebration closed with big ball
at the Vance brick
Come again.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-06-09
The Mercury's RetractiOn.

The item published in The Sunday
Mercury OF May 9Th, which reflected on
the personal and business cha acter OF
w. A. Cummins, purser Of the st ame-
w. NJ. Hoagg, appears alter inves lgatiOn
to have been inspired by persons who
held i'll will towards him. Nj. Cum.
Minis is popular among river meu and is
held in high esteem by the man gem ,nt
OF the Corvallis & Eastern railnhad and
enjoys the entire confidence OF MIR. Ed.
Stone, the general manager. The re-
ports concerning Mr. Cummins are found
on investigation to be false and malicious
and The Mercury was imposed on by
certain designing persons. 1t is not the
Intention of The Mercury to willfully
wrong any person in the least and ind-
ing that we have been led into the error
OF doing injustice to Mr.. Cummins we
take this opportunity to state that what
was published concerning HIM was false
in every particular. Mr.. StUne is a well
known railroad and steamboat man, and
is popular all along the line, and his
emplo, es are all first-class Mercury of
June T.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-06-09
A Tangent Wedding.

On June 4th, 1899. at the residence OF
the brides parents, Hon. and Mrs. J. II.
| Scott, 4 miles eouth east oil Tangent, Nr.
| Marion +. Wood of Benton county, AMI
| Eliza T. Ssott were married, the Rev. T..
| u. Sperry OF Brownsville officiating.
| The relatives and invited guests as
sembled in the paTior and u. IL O'Clock
noon the bridal party we're ushered into
| the presence OF the assembly. The bride
| wore q beautiful dTess OF cream cashmere.
Immediately after the ceremony the
march was resumed TO the lawn carpeted
with green grass and shaded by the over
hanging boughs Of nature where two
tables, spread with the finest Cf refresh
menls, we're awaiting the happy throng.
The groom is an exemplary young man,
a graduate OF the q. a. G. and a. pres
ant holds the position OF assistant fore
mao Of the U. a. G.. iaTm,
The bride is an esIimable christian
young lady born and raised in Linn
county and highly esteemed by her n auy
friends and aeqnAintsnces who Eish
them a happy aud prosperous lie. Her
presence IN the community viii be greatly
missed.
AIr. and Mrs Wood will make ,teir
b me ia Corvallis where they have a nice
sesiaence lately purchased by the groom
Dir. J. u. Crawford Was present and
obialped an excellent view OF the ieas. in
waiting, also view OF the bridal party
aud those present.
those present ~iIh gifts from cich
we're As lolloEs:
FRoM sExTos COUNTY.
Mr and MFs u W CoopeT-wAter set.
Miss Jennie Nexton and Messrs. En-
cry and AlyA NeHtSn-Silyer butte dish
Aiss LizA aud Milton WyAtt-watsr
set.
Niles Minnie Coope>-Ses sauce dishes.
Mrs. Mary Spalding-Salt and pepper
shake.
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham wood-tair
pillow slips.
Sir Herbert E.lios - Silver napkin
rings-
VEoN LfsS LoCSTT.
Mr. and Ars- J. si. scosE- - yds. car !
pet and Jersey coz.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". 4. sharp-Ffuii !
dish.
M. and Mrs. $. 9. sharp-siIve, sal, /
and pepper shake.
Sir. and Mrs. Y. N. sharp-Berry |
boMi.
Mr.. aud Mrs o rnbey-Set silver tes |
spoons and cake stand.
Mr. And Mrs l.. b. Lupes--ses silver Z
ies spoons.
Sir. aud Mrs. r. J.. 6ilson- Stand /,
lamp
Mise Addse Huston And Mr. Grant
lamp.
Miss Bessie Jordsn-BreAd plate.
Miss Cora Scosi-Fruis dish.
Mr.. Frank " Cake stand.
Miss Euniee Luper-Czke sIAad.
MEss Lizzie Cisesiney. Salem-Cresm
Ind sugar se..
Ar. J. W. Fisher.
- c r. Cooper.
K. c. Archibald.
b. W. Merrick.
Lindsey Sharp. /. B.L.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-06-09
In MemOriam.

Died-In this city at s 10 o'clock p. m.
April 20, 1899, Mrs. Emma J. Littler,
aged 81 years, months and % days.
1t is with deep sorrow tnat we chron.
iele the the ssvering OF another link in
our fraternal chain by the Grand Master
of tho Universe, who again has entered
our beloved circle and has seen fit to e.
move from our midst one who has en-
deared herself to us by her generous, un-
selfish, and sunny nature, who carried
forth into her daily life the teaching Of
our order, for all who knew her can but
say that unselfishness, which is the un-
derlying principle of our order, was also
the keynote of her life. Like Ruth of
old whose character is enshr,ned in the
pastoral record that bears her name, and
has handed down to us her fortitude, her
affection and her piety ,she was ever true
and faithful to those near and dear to
her. Like Ruth, she proved herself an
example of piety and virtue, illustrating
In her life history the truth oil tha say
ing That the eyes of the Lord is upon
the righteous" Even her sufferings
borne with fortitude and meekness and
when the final summons cahle, "She
sank to rest like the sun beneath the bill.
lows" We as members OF this l. dge
shall ever revere the memory OF our dear
sister, and We deeply sympathize with ali
who enjoyed her personal friendship,
and extend to the family our heartfelt
sympathy in their great bereavement,
and beseech the God OF our friends to COM
fort them in their loneliness and guide
us each through a life as devoted as lers.
Beautiful toiler, thy work is done,
Beautiful soul into glory gone,
Beautiful life with thy crown all won,
God giveth the rest"
CLARA L. GARD,
ICu.LIA NJ. SEARS,
ANNETTE WEATHBCFoRD,
Committee.
Beulah Rebekah Lodge, No. IS, l. .. o. =.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-06-09

Two hearts can make love affair, but Il
tales three at least to make home, and
one of them must lie that of baby. The
Young married couples that start out IN LIE
with the idea that children are nuisances,
and that they do not want and viii not
have them, are the kind that you read
about every day in the newspapers-in the
divorce column. A home without children
is not home. God and Nature never IN:
tended that there should be place called
nome that did not resound with the pattef
of childish footsteps.
There are tens of thousands OF homes
that are childless because OF the ill-health
of the wife and would-be mother There
e-. tens Of thousands of other homes child
lees because the little ones have died al
most as soon as they were born. In both
1ases Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription IS
: soyeYeivn remedy. It acts directly on
the delicate aud important organs that
ruake wifehood and motherhood possible
II makes them well, strong, vigorous; vlrlle,
and elastic. It does away with the oangsIs
of maternity, It banishes the usual ais,
comforts Of the expectant period and
makes baby,s advent easy and almost pam
less. It insures the little new conner
health and an ample supply OF nouilsn'
ment. The prospective mother prepares
herself for maternity by taking the FG'
vorite Prescription I" and gives her child
fair start in life BY giving It q strong anc
well developed body. Thousands OF homes
that were childless, to- day echo witt
babies laughter, and bless this great medi
cine. Thousands of women who wer'
weak, nervous, despondent invalids, arr
to-day happy, healthy wives and mother
because Of this medicine. Medicine deal
ers sell It.
Constipation kills slowly-but II kills
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure It.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-06-09
WEDNESDAY.
HOME AND ABROAD.
Wheat IS cents.

Wheat IS cents.
Call at the Sugar Bowl for iresG fruit
Have your photo taken At Miss Longa
for cash 81 90 dozen. cabinet ere.
Wanted. to buy prepared carpet rage,
by I. 5 Alexander. east end OF EigEik
STREET.
First class cabinet photos. A risio inish,
ior the next % days, only ti.o0 doHen at
Miss Long's.
Portlsnd's celebration this year will
be the biggest in its history.
A train OF Canadian editors wilI be in
Portland June 10.
d. p. Thompson tropc ses to present
the city of Portland with SO. 600 lount-
ain.
The big il tereollesiaie Geld day meet
will occur at SAlem next Saturday A
special train will run from Corvallis in
the morning.
Don't fail 10 look lor the program Of
the mairon's contest at W. &. r. L. hall
June 9th.
The firm OF TinkIe K Dawson have
dlssolvedIby mutual consent. F. B.
TInkIe retiring from the business.
The Child Culture Circle will meet 81
tie residence OF DIR. Erskine Thursday,
al I'D p. m. Invitation Is general.
The radiators for the improved court
house arrived this morning TIE bulld-
ing is 10 be heated by hot wAter in
modern style.
Members Of the Haydn 0raso-io Soei-
etv reDemh~r ihs special rehearsal TO-
night a. the co! eye for commencement
Be promp! at eight O'Clock.
rr. Arnold, the merry-go-vound wlll
leave this evening Tor Broxnsville,
where be wIll run his popular machine
for enjoyment during tie picnic.
Salem street lighting contract expires
tonight a. midnight. and the council Al
the meeting last night refused 20 renew
il. VIII the capital city be iu darkness.
J. r. Moore, OF New YORK, sAid 10 be
the greatest angler ia the world, is in
Oregon on . trip He has been here
before aud says the Williamson river in
touth eastern Oregon is the b@ss hshing
stream on tie coast fnr trout.
Bob. Jobhson, the Corvallis prune
can, exsPostmaster and newspaper man
Sss IN The city yesterday. he sAys be
thinks tie big prune orchard with which
he 10 connected wdl yield about 400
bushels OF pruues this year, about =
fourth OF 9 crop perhaps, bat certainly
not failure.
The lady recently cent 10 the ssylum
from Albany. WAS Mrs. Harris, and not
Mrs. Dolan, as reported to and by the
OENocRAT. Mrs. Harris is 8 sister Of
Mrs Do!so. MF. Dolan was in the city
yesterday On his way 10 his home Rs
Bro~nsyilIe, from Salem where he had
been with his sister.in.lAw.
The Southern Pacific has t~ o big suite
on hand in Douglas county, one BY =
drummer for &il COO damages and the
other bV q woman. Mrs. Mckinney, for
&l0.500, both from damsges received
while riding in . caboUse on March p,
when the cAboose was stopped 60 sud
denly as TO throw the parties violently
forward. NEs. Mckinney having two ribs
broken and her spinal column wrenched,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-06-09
Erickson in Jail.

Several weeks ago there Was a good
deal Of excitement over a Eh ooting affair
at Sweet Home, in which young lady
was accidentally shot by a young man
named Erickson, who afterwards on
account OF the feeling prevailing left this
part OF the state. The following letter
was received by Sheriff Munkere yester-
day, and is Q sequel to the affair:
LAKEvIEw, June l, 1899 Dear Sirs -
have under arTest and confined in the
county jail for burglsrV a young man by
the name Of o. II. Erickson, whom /
understand is q fugitive from Linn
county. As l understand the case he
snot young lady at Foster, Linn coun
y, about the last OF April or the first OF
May Please write me the particulars
and whether or not you have q warrant
Tor him He has Oh one occasion since
lncaTceTaled here attempted 10 lreak
lni- A. j. NEIIsoS, Sheriff.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-06-09
Stole a Dog.

Several weeks ago a valuable Irish
setter Was stolen from q prominent Eu,
gene man. A horse trader named Tur-
pin was suspected, an yesterday Chic
oil Police Lee found the dog in the poe
session OF Turpin at tais city and notifi.
ed the Eugene parties. An offer was
made Turpin 10 drop the matter upor the
return OF the dog. The dog was sent "a
Eugene yesterday noon, when it was
ion1d that the animals tail had been cut
on. This vas too much and Chief Lee
was directed to arrest TuFpin which be
did and this noon NightwaIch Geo. Gro.
ner, who came DOWN this morning
took him back to Eugene.
r.Z. Drais. the Gates merchant. has
been in the city on business.
Jas. KsrstaE, of Salem, has fallen
heir to 200 pounds sterling.
DR.. R. II. Curl and family have moved
to Portland, aud may reside there,
Mrs. ]. X. weaiherfo-d is in Portland
to attend the grand chapter OF toe EAs :
ern Star.
M-s. NJ. E. Howard ma, returned from
weeks visit With her frierd Mrs. Chad.
NlCA VI CAieu.
Hermann Burrell. who has been 10 Al
oany q good many times hunting died In
Portland last night.
Miss Anna Grain, OF the Seattle public
echools, has been in the city on her way
20 Junction TO spend the summer.
Will Davidson, a former Albany boy.
who has been IN Anscolds the past wear.
raj aA 10
M. T. Wood of Corvallis and Miss Eli
"a Scott OF Tangent, were united in mar
rage in Tangent on Sunday. An &C.
Mrs. Els Royal Williams aud Miss Ia
Blanche Belle graduated from the
willamette school Of oratory Salem last
evening.
Ponndmas,eF Davidson has tsken Cd
six borses, perhaps belonging TO Gypsies.
The owner had better move lively and
claim them.
Mrs. Carey Martin, Of Salem, a siste,
OF the celebrated Homer Davenport. who
nas been studying sculpture In New
York, has returned h:me.
ice Lane Camp No. le has been or
RaniLeJ at ROseburg with X. S. Sheridan
ss President. o. p. Coebow formerly OF
this city. Is marshal.
Herbert W. 8exele, q son OF Charles
Hegrle OF Portland. Who has relatives in
Albany, has just gradussed from Rush
college Chicago, with high houors. A
way Oregon boys have.
Hon. J. w. Com was reported Satur-
day as cot heinR 90 well as previously.
He is still LAT Albany and bis condition
was CT ntidered critical, We are sorry 10
learn Roeeburg Review
Nc Minvilie Reporter: President II.
L. Boardman during his absence in CAL
iiornia the past week preached the bac-
caiaureate sermon for President Brown
son OF California college at Oakland.
Guard.
A class of twenty six was examined at
Salem yestef day for admission to the
bar. Among them was @. G. Nixon oi
this city, Il. II. McMahan, the editor and
orator OF Sa.em, Miss Pfunder, ]. b. and
Hiram Oyerton of Portland formerly oil
Brownsville, and K. s. Sheridan Of Rose
burg.