The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-08-29

Mrs ! Il Rose, the wife and mother Of
the Pacific county murderera, liz none
other than the notofiua Kate Bender.
After her escape from Kansas she fell
in with and married ] b Rose and set
tied in the Walla Walla country, after
which they moved to Oregon and finally
settled In Pacific county, where they
have since lived and raised their family.
They have always held themselves aloof
from their fellow men and have been
suspected by their ntighbors Of being
the authors of numerous crimes that
have been committed In tina. locality,
among which are several mysterious
murders.
II Is well known fact the Bendera
mysteriously disappeared from Kansas u
number OF years ago, and search for
them has been IN vain. They vanished
as suddenly as II the ground had opened
and swallowed them and, indeed, many
believe that they are In the ground. II
will also be remembered that only u few
months ago 1t was thought Mrs Bender
and Kate had bcea discovered In Mich
igan. The women suspected Of being
the nenders were brought 10 Kansas for
identification. They proved TO he tho
wrong parties however, and the residing
place or sepulchre Of the Benders is still
unknown.
Old man John Il Rose In The early
days worked for William Phillips near
Walla Walla and afterwards ran u dis
tillery for while. lie was considered
good man then, little loud-mouthed,
but still good. lie aln't good now. -
Seattle Journal.
LEBANON. Agent lIearn has been
succeeded by 4 Bennett, who manipu-
lates the lightning and handles the
freight like an expert.
.Mr Tamplln has surrendered tha iazor
and mug TO his employer aud vii find
permanent employment With Mr. Jones of
Albany.
The Lebanon paint factory will mEau-
iaeturc paint IN seven different shades
and we understand their paint viii not
fade.
c o Gentry brought to thls office two
peaches that measured respectively -
and q inches in circumference. New
Jersey peach growers are likely 10 he
ou,done by webierty yet,
Farmers In this vIciuiiy are marketing
new product by ,l.r ton. Our paper
mill will use ali the straw In this section
of the country and ,l,p farming commun
lty viii be enriched by the sale OF what
has heretofore tcrn q waste product
What NC need, and must have. Ia this
coubtry are mere Industries Of all klnds
to look after our wa ting resources.
The sanllam Mir, Al Paln, Company
bought several lots ia Lebanon last - eek, ,
near the terminus ul the railroad The
company ask oi out citizrrA small
/ 4.
and then buildlngs all be erected, a
cooprragr will be established and al the
appliances necessary for the manufacture
| OF raint viii tmm, ,ilatetY follow - TX.
press
Mons REMOVALS. The East Ogegonian
SAYS 1t is learned that an order has been
rec lived from the lion. Commissioner oi
Indian Affairs 10y Agent Moorhousc max
ing somewhat OF revolution In the
Indian school. All, or nearly all. the
employees, including the superintendent,
have been asked to tender their resigna.
tiOns. lust vi hat the reason il for the
change IL left for conjecture. Perhaps IL
IL due to differences between the school
employees brought 10 the attention Of the
last u : Inspector. Mr Miller, who visited
the reservation. Anyway, the removals
have been made, and the next term will
open with a new corps Of teachers la
charge. IL will not begin until the gov
ernmcnt buildings on the reservation are
ready for occupancy. thorough re-or'
ganization Will then take place.
II Is said that the retiring superintend'
ent, VI Il Geddes, will leave Tomorrow
for the Willamette valley, where his
wife is now sojourning.
A CRUEL FATHER. The Athena. Una.
iilia county, Republican of Saturday says
Tuesday our attention was attracted "a
the alley back of the Office where a small
boy and girl were unloading wood and
c9rding Il up nicely. s talk with the little
bareiootcd urchins revealed the following
facts: Their names are Willie and Elsie
Johnson. son and daughter ol X + John
son, residing on Wild Horse Mountain,
and aged IL and o years respectively
They said their father was building O
fence around his new hous~. When asked
II they liked 10 haui wood they said they
wouldn't mind II II the sticks were small
The wood they were hauling was very
heavy and II took both Of them TO handle
some Of the sticks. When asked how
they managed the brakes the boy ,aid he
drove part OF the time and Elsie drove
part OF the time. The little children had
evidently been started from home very
early as both was asleep when they rcarh.
ed town. When asked II their father
ever whipped them they both answered
that their father had whipped them very
hard last summer for getting home late
after hauling a cord Of wood to Center
Vile. II was further learned that their
father PROCESSES to be Christian.
FousD DEAp.--It IN learned thai
much excitement prevails in Hillsboro
J Washington county, occasioned by the
discovery Of farm hand named Monrot
about 30 years of age, lying dead in the
road few miles from town. His fac'
was in the dust, and when the corone
examined him he discovered that rifle
ball had entered his right side at tn,
waist, coming out at the left, shoulder
The fatal wound was Of such a peculia
nature that it IL scarcely possible tina
he could have inflicted 1t himself, eithe
accidentally or with suicidal intent
There are strong suspicious OF foul pla,
and the tragedy is involved in mucl
mystery. The authorities will make |
thorough investigation.
Bound OvER.-John Wiley, the SO
called doctor who has held forth on thu
streets several nights selling cure-al
medicine, and his partner, Belborn
were arrested Monday evening on
charge of violating a state law prohibiting
persons selling medicines in that wa
without proper license. The
were given trial yesterday afternoon an
both bound over TO appear before tn
grand jury Eugene Register. Willie
was recently In Albany and will be re
menbersd as the cross-eyed Dutchmar
The example set by Eugene is good on
Coon MI e. Some time ago th
Pioneer mentioned the fact that ricl
deposits Of copper are known to exist j
the Olympic mountains, just north O
harbor and the announcement is nov
made that copper mines have been 10
Gated in that region. The writer ha
seen copper which was picked from |
ledge in that country, so rich that
was mallable without heat.-Astori
Pioneer.
| AFTER The FISH. "A fishing party
which has been organized at Vancouve
B c., with acapital of $4,000 is com
posed OF leading business men an
capitalists from Toronto and Montrea
J and practical fishermen from the ea'
have been engaged. Deep sea fishin
] will be pursued, and the catches pt
lup on the market fresh and salt