The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-06-28

ago divorce ,.as giantcd dissolylng Il
marriage Of NJ Schlotser aud wife, The Ia
ter d daughter Of Mr. John Weiss, OF MI
ler's Siallon.- NJ Schleases went to Il
Sound atlerwarde, Several weeks ago h
came 10 Albany rad secured a job Ate
he had b .en here awhile he asecrtaioe
that his former vile was stopping At 4
Farweli's. and went there TO see her, bt
was prevented BY Mr. Farwell, whom b
abused In strong Language. de was ar
rested, bu' an Albany man answering 10
him was discharged. A iinc of IS an
costa was paid, The DEMOCRAT publlshe'
the facts ln the case ns nearly rs u eouls
| get them, and that Il tho personal par
taken n Il by this paper referred 10 In III,
Herald Last Thursday et one o'cloel
Schlosser discovered hia former wife at
millinery establishment, on First Street,an,
entered aud began abusing her Ina shame
fol manner Marshal Hoffman appearet
promptly on the scene and arrested him
but he refused to be arrested, and showed
fight, when the Marshal dealt hint scvera
good blows with his club aud with fefera
men carried him 10 the caliboose. lie vii
be examined o-morrow morning at /
O'Clock.
BKr Yova Doors, Pipes, Of the nen-
ton Leadsr while IN Albany the other day
Witnessed a marrlagrai the Revere IIoase
and gives The following graphic account ol
L. "rhe happy couple were from some
rural dl.triet Ia Liam county. While the
bride was making her wedding toilet The
poor impatient groom KEEP, pacing up and
down the hall repeating these words o'er
aud o'cr. II wonder u she l. dressed
am awi..l anxious ta ses her" About two
hours after the appaln,ed hour the bride
made her appearance, and joined the ex
pectant groom, and they Immediately took
their places on the floor, to be made man
aud wife. Just a. the Justice was ahos, 10
proceed with the ceremony, the groom
concluded that he was on the wrong side
Of the lady. and went around on the other
side, whereupen the Justice told him TO get
back on the other side. After the eeFc-
mony was over they we're seated, and the
young husband to break the silence. asked
the bride Il she was glad tha, she was mar
ried, whea she ihesta,.ngiy replied +:
"You bet your boots am"
ASHLAND. The building and Loan As.
ISOLATION made the following loans a, Mon.
days meeting M r Moore. $;ss. ,hlriy.
seven months. intefest Ia advance T o
Andrews, $500. thlrty-seven months later.
cat In advance and \ 5 Hammond, 8 36s.
eighteen months interest j I Finn. OF
Portland, representing the town site Of
Grants Pass, ~as 10 the city Saturday. lie
Is negotiating for an exeu lion from San
Francisco 10 Southern Oregon towns A
short time ago miners working the Sunny
side claim near Downievilie. Sierra eoun-
,y, took out four large gold nuggets. The
lafgest weighs iSI ounces, and l. worth
$31Uo. In shape and slze Il resembles
small eobblestone, The other three mug
gets weigh 10 10 50 ounces each. and arc
worth nearly ssooo. Record
oUIrE INPoRTAST.-The following de-
spatch sent from Astoria las, week Is OF
the creates, importance n !, proves to be
based on fact, anj I, will mean much for
The Valley city that obtains connection
with the proposed railroad. Why no, Al
bany "willIam Rcld's v.si, here 10 day
brings out the fac, tha, he has made prop
osltion 10 the Astoria * South Coast Rail-
way Company 10 build the road 10 Seaside
and beyond. " all rights OF way, tranehIs-
ra. contracts, stocks, etc. are turned ever
10 him, he guaranteeing 10 eonplste the
road In n specified time to- a tranaeentin.
entail connection. The proposition will be
to the board Of directors this
evening.
PKSpLEroS. - Nineteen carloads OF
freight were received ut the depot to day
Tor pcndleton, the receipts being Siooo
This Il hardly more than the usuai aver
age. and Is fair criterion Of the amount
II business done by Pendleton merchants.
.....JH II Turner has accepted bet OF
.wo to ono offered hIn shat the whea,
;rop will not be the largest ever raised IN
Eastern Oregon. SIR Turner has lots OF
confidence IN the country Several
boys Who have violated the euffew erdl.
nance have been given berth In the city
,kookum house, working wholesale fear
n the minds Of other urehins. e. o.
A wfPE BEATRR. Sheriff Sloan was
called on last Saturday to arrest Van Al
.line, natural blk on a charge Of beating
his vile. lie resides south OF town on the
road extended from Willamette etrcet and
got lI.tle whisky aboard ana
hen proceeded 10 do up his farhiui spouse.
She caused hi4 arrest and he was giveE a
Irial before Justice Henderson, who SEN
county jail.--Rcgislcr.
THAT AwFuL DAR.--Therc Is not ono
single mercantile mao IN the city OF Aslo.
ria, from Smiths point to AlderbroUk, bu,
who is opposed to having the Columbia
river bar published I'll over the world as
the most terrible bar in the world just 10
gain point for few pilots, when 1t Is well
known by experienced men that II Is about
the safest bar In the world TraHseyief.
Mill BUaNED.-Between four and five
o'clock Wednesday evening the old flour
Ing mill of Josiah Johnecn ai Independence
was burned 10 the ground he life Is
supposed 10 have originated from sparks
from the sawniIl. which Is a short distance
from II The mill lad not been In use for
q year or more, and the loss Is not so great
as It might have been.
A PocR LECTURE TowN.-coi Cope
land, who lectnrc,l here Tuesday and
Wednesday nights must not have a very
fine opinion of Corvallis, says the Leader.
The FIRST night,he had an audience of about
twenty five persons, andsth second night
only thirty were present. lie decided mol
to lecture Thurday night as advertised.
10 THE MiNEs.-Prvf 8 A Starr and a
S Huntley,of the Eureka mining company
started yesterday with force OF seven Oh
eight able bodied young men and thu
necessary supplies, TO commence active
operations In their valuable claims In thu
Santiam mining district Statesman.
Our BUILDING BooM.--Albany Is hav.
ing Its share Of building booms this sum
mer. in quiet, steady way, that is speak
ing for the growth of the city. A larg
brick woolcn mill, a line Masonic temple
the Blumberg block, the Ice works an
many fine residences OF the latest ARCH
lecture tell of the city's pi iosperity.
BIG INSURANCE SuIT.--A suit for $40,