The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-07-19


his wife aud child, but they were not aere
Mrr llnssey and child arrived IN the cit,
ycAie,day morning and put up At one o
The hotels. Marshal Hoffman received
dispatch from the Medford conslaLlr,o ~
rest her. warrant awaiting her arrest al
that eIty, and did 80, immediately tie
graphing for eause. lie received tbe re-
sponsc that there was no cause but 10 hold
her, which he very rrnpefly proceeded no
10 do. She took the D.i0n train south, nm,
passed her husband at Oakland on his wa,
he,e, thus shrewdly beating liin al III
game. The couple seem 10 have separat.
cd. and the strife IL over the possession q
the ehild. which both want. Mrs Husse,
claimed that her husband Is hard driakei
and did not treat her we'll and that she
would not live with him. Huesey spent
the day In telega phing to intercept hi
wife; but II " TO be hoped he does not she,
noon train southwark bound.
LKnASoS- Last Monday consider
able excitement was caused by an alarm OF
fire. II proved to be q small barn belong
Ing to = NJ Miller, at the place now oecu.
pied by Mr. Blrtenshaw. The FIRE was
started BY two little boys who were playing
In the barn ioft with eme matches. The
FIRE boys answered very promptly and the
hose was laid, but lacked abou' two see.
,lons Of having enough 10 reaeh the fire.
The entire loss was about 500 -. The Cor.
Wallis 7imes says that Corvallis has the
fastest team In the state, but we notice
there was no one who thought so strong
enough 70 put up anything on II on the
Fourth. wheel enc of our townsmen wanted
TO bet them any amount they could not
beat the Lebanon boys q hub and hub
race. On last Monday Messys Burkhart
x Bllycu sold their livery stable. including
thirteen horses and all the buggies, hacks,
wagons, etc, 10 MeGsrs John Nichols and
a i Blackburn. The school directors
have employed Prof ] 6 hickman TO teach
the Lebanon public Rchool for the coming
year. Drs Frank X Ballard and s
Courtney have formed partnership.-Ee.
press.
a SERIOUS FALL Last Saturday VIII
liam Riley was carrying hod OF brick on
a tres,le over the second floor Of the Ma.
sonic temple. when he slipped and fell
about six feet. Another workman stand.
Ing below partially caagh. his fall. but HE
back aud neck struck OF the ioists, knock.
ing I'm senselesa aud causing taumaiic
tetanus. lie Sas taken 10 the residencs
OF his uncle. Mr. Adams, on First stree,
near the o II track. where DIR Ellis attend.
cd him. Il was thought at frat the acci-
den, might terminate fatally but Mr. Riley
Fegained consciousness ln an hour os two
aud Il reported 10 be on the improve. lie
is about twenty-five years OF age and an-
married.
A Coon IDEA.- Ia reference 10 the IL
luslfatlon OF Salem referred 10 several
days ago the .Sfafssmss Gays : The broth.
er Is requested 10 possess his soul In pa
tenee, Ia the January number Of The
Yest .S.sore. the public buildings OF Salem
were illustrated and they made such a
meager showing comparatively that !, has
been determined TO surprise the eyes Of
the reading world hy an exhibit OF The
homes Of Salem,' and this feature alone
will ad0rn the pages Of the number spoken
Of. The DgMocRAr man 10 IN vlted 10 keep
hts eyes open Tor the show"
ALBANY Roam MKT TiAE,--John u
Buick arrived from Silver Lake, Lake
county, lasi Sunday 'siih nearly 10000 lbs
Of wool. lie complains greatly OF the
vaaA - ..ss.at aF.s...t a.. t,x,tzh a. a1 .tftt. a.
clsc--.he long sacks oil wool being exposed
TO much scratching and sweeping on the
way. The road from Lake county south
westward TO the c &oRR Is not prae,i-
cable for eight now. because the springs
and wells have dried upon the way there
being one stretch Of 20 miles or more OF.
which there il no, drop OF water 10 be
had. Mr. Buick will try the old road 10
Albany with his next load of wool he says.
: Ashland Iid,sgs. Some day II will be
The Oregon Pacific, which viii offer an
outlet for an immense quantity OF WOOL.
TnE ReAsoS FOR Tive have hereto.
fore mentioned the big find In the Rock
Vile eistcrn,and also about It's being salted.
The reason Is now given ''Some con-
tractors were grading First street and had
found that they would lose about 81 600 on
the job. Some brass filings were placed
In the eistern and In the excitement that
ensued of course all work was stopped. !,
was fun though while II lasted. Men who
had been guiltless Of physical labor for
years were rushing excitediy about with q
4x4 seantling, hunting for some INDICATED
fraction. About - claims were located.
ftR THE upPER SoDA. A.-On Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs Wayne Williams, Misses Alics
Williams and Martha Hin and Henry Tar
ter started on ak weeks fishing and
hunting expedition to Upper Soda, Linr
county Wayne began TO dig up Gsi
stories before he got out of town. Wes
Side. Mr. Williams lost a fine Winchettei
rifle across the river from Albany. and thu
person fadlns Il will please answer the nd
vertisemeni In another place.
YAQuINA BAY.--There are now proba
bly, four hundred visitors In and aroun,
Newport, enjoying the sea breezes an,
getting health and recreation. In tw'
weeks from now this number promises 4
be increased 10 thousand or fifteen hun
dred Maje Hammond on Sunday acci
denially exploded Winchester a catriIg
In his hand.slightly injuring thumb an
finger.
From ruE MrSEs.-Mr. Jos. Webbe
returned last Saturdsyirom the North Sar
tiam, where he had been on mining pro'
pecting tour He was at the mines twely
miles beyond Gatesvilie. near the lin
where tho o. P. will run. Three ledgs
are being worked with good results. NJ
i Webber brought back some fine specimen
of ore, and says there Ia a bright future fl
these North Santiam mines,
A WHEAT FIELD.-MrJ II Geizentane
of Tangent, has shown the DEMecRAr se'
eral photographs taken by Crawford
. Paxton, of scenesin the fine wheat field q
! the Mcfarland farm. They show the In
rense wheat, so high and top heavy that
clegged, off to fine advantage, and SON
: Of the scenes are quite artistic and pic
! uresque.
: OREGON AHEAD.-During the frat S
months of this year there were az failur
In Oregon, with $9a7oo liabilities. Fl
! the corresponding time last year there we
over three times as many failures, vii