The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-05-24

Pile OF city take more pains TO attend to
the wants OF the sick and afflicted than
those OF Albany. There are Christian
women here who spend much of their time
In works of humanity, aud men who keep
their pocket books open without advertls-
Ing II to the public. Because there happen
to be cases In which this 10 not done Il Ia
not Justice 10 criticize the whole Christian
church. They cannot be blamed for not
coming TO the front IN cases which have
not been brought 10 their notice. Take the
world over and Il may be true that not
enough attention Is paid 10 the sick and
distressed; but In Albany Il Is the exeep- |
ton when there is neglect In this respect.
There are no doubt though individual
cases where money making comes before |
everything else; but II Is not the rule here,
Where one case Of neglect Is made promi |
nent there are dozens of eases OF humanity /
by the Christian people OF the city that
very properly are not given notoriety.
BANNoN.-There has been considerable
speculation as to what eourse James Ban,
non, the Lebanon bank robber, took, after
leaving Albany Monday night II Is now
learned that Tuesday morning he took
breakfast with Mr. Jesse Parrish, near
Sodaville aud also wrote note 10 a friend
at Lebanon. In the evening OF the samc
day he agaia appeared At Mr. Parrlsh's and
was given his supper Whether Mr. Par
rish knew him otherwise than from de-
scriptlon we are not Informed,
RECORD REArES.-Mr Jas r Powell,
who Is authority on matters relating to
Chinese pheasants, Informs Us OF a very Pc
cular incident. A few days ago n nest Of
Chinese pheasants eggs were found. They
were taken home, placed under n setting
hen and the next morning fine brood OF
Chinese pheasants were hatched out. and
may now be seen In Judge Powelrs yard.
Two LoASs.-The regular monthly
meeting OF stockholders OF the Albany ",
& L. Association was held last Friday At
the Office Of Hewitt, Bryant & Irvine. Two
loans we're made, one to W Ross OF $1,000
at forty eight months interest 10 advance,
and one OF 500 10 Geo X Warren at thirty
seven months interest In advance. The
first series was closed. Z
Bars ELt.--Ell Perkins will please try
again after reading the following from o
Cowlltz county paper "Llttle Willie Per. /.
kins, the son of the postmaster at Kelso.
swallowed dollar just two years ago and
day before yesterday he extracted from his d.
left ear dollar and twelve cents, the twelve !.
cents being the interest on the dollar for
two years at six per cent. Little Willie 10
now kicking because he did not receive
more interest"
AB. AssocIATIox.--A branch OF G
the Guaranty Building * Loan Association
was organized at Chas wolycrtsns Office
Wednesday evening. with The following {
snieers: d RN Blackburn. PRESIDENT;
saae Blum, secretary;J l. Cowan, treas
drer; Chas + Wolverton, attorney. d.
reetors; DR. n Blackburn. T l. Wallace,
z l. Thompson, l. Cowan, Isaac Blum,
L Z Blain, Chas wolvcrton.
FREsH FRoM GERMASY-Elber Premus,
a nephew Of Mr. Albers, arrived In the
city to-day from Northern Germany after +,
a journey Of just three weeks, clad In the i
peculiar habilaments Of that country and !
looking like a picture. Young Premus
| was about TO be made to do military ser
vice, being almost of the requisite age, and
left his fsderiand TO avoid such 4 lie. Z
MANY lake HIM.-willie Dock, a elev. (
en- years old Salem boy, disappeared Mon I
day night and was not found until Thurs. c
day, when he refused to return to his home.
He had concluded to 80 Ii alone because
his parents insisted on his going 10 school.
Deluded boy. Probably had gotten hold
OF five cent novel. Il
Why Nor.-Mr A J Anslyn Is invesli
eating the street cars at Portland and
Salem, with view to bidding for the
manufacture oithe Albany cars. Mr. Ans
lyn has had years OF experience. and II he ,
can build superior car right here at home
Il would be feather In Aibany's cap to I
have IL done. X
MARRIEp-Mr and Mrs c II Msnroe {
yesterday receivedsa wedding card, an
nouncing the marriage OF Miss vcva wis.
well to Mitchell Gillian at North Yakima
w. T., on the nth Instsnt. Miss Wiswell
formerly resided In Salem and IL the daugh.
ter of Oliver Wisweil.--.Skafeman The
bride has several friends In Albany. IL
A HALsEY PIcNIc.-on June ist next
the Band Of fiaIsey viii give grand pic
mic at PoweiI's grove. A large number of
prizes will be offered, such rs for a fat
mans race, lean men and hsmely women,
there will be base ball and foot ball game
and In the evening an ice cream social at
Bones Opera House.
CARD OF THASKs.--At regular meet
ing Of Co. z and Regiment . N G, held
May 4th, 1889, at their armory, unani-
nous vote Of thanks was given to Co. r
and Regiment o N q for their assistance
at the funeral exercises Of our late comrade,
Frank s Mattoon. Albany papers please
Icopy.-Corvallis paper.
CHANGE OF VENUE. E.-AtDaIas Wednes.
day o p Beardsley was indicted OF murder
In the first degree. On motion Of his aitor.
neys, Richard Williams and I DAILY, he
was given a change of venue 10 Salem andi
will be tried In June. District Attorney
Hewitt arrived home from there to-day.
The Cows.--At the mex: meeting of ths
common courcil COW ordinance will be
introduced and passed just as fast as The |
law will allow. We make this statement |
In order to ease any fears that may exist |
: that Albany will continue to be a COW pas :
ture any longer than necessary. Hereaft- |
er we are city.
lF.-Astoria papers crow considerably
about what railroad would do, and the
truth Is with considerable reason for IL
Should It ever become the terminous of
transcontinental line there will be boom
down the Columbia that will make other
Northwest booms drop out of sight
SoUEALED.-J w Haddock and L wi
Woods. Ct Prineville, bet on an election and
the former lost, $50 being the amount
wagered. Then he brought suit against
Woods and few days ago a verdict, after
a trial, was obtained In his favor. Betting
Is mean business, but 1t is meaner business
to bet and lose and then squeal.
You've THfEvEs.-Seyeral large nuts
and ether attachments to the new machin
1 fo~