The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-10-03


boys' story; Two or three years ng,
Mrs VIM Hawley OF this county sued he
husband FOR divorce and got Il an,
married Chief Of Police Parrish of Port
land. Aiterward there was suit IN Oh,
circuit court here Tor the possession ant
custody Of the two llawley boys. Th,
attorneys for Parrish presented such ~
array Of certificates Of good character It
behalf OF Parrish and NO much damaging
testimony against Hawlcy that Judg,
Bean gave the boys 10 Parrish and they
have since resided IN Portland with theft
mother and step-father. A few weeks
ago Mrs Parrish went 10 California on 1
visit aud sent the boys 10 Eugene TO sta,
with their grandparenta,M MIR and Mrs Ira
llaw!ey, during her absence from homo
When abe returned 10 Portland the boy,
did not return home aud she came here
after them. But Il seems that they did
lahot like the Catholic school where they
have been aent, did not like their step.
father and were not particularly IN love
with city where there Is no water iit Il
drink on account Of the people being toe
hard up 10 pay taxes on water .onds. 80
when their mother arrived here she
learned that her boys had taken time by
the forclock aud had fled 10 the Calipaoiu
mountains on horseback, and nj last nc
counts she had not been able 10 find them.
They are perhaps camped ia thu brush
in the neiahborhood Of their fathers
ranch"
RATHER sevEnR.-A correspondent oI
the Junction. Pilot says an Eastern man.
representing large manufacturing com.
pany, has been In Harrisburg for the
/ Il 4 Il n
duccmenta were offered; but none were,
and now aceordin. 10 said correspondent
''he SAYS that Of NIL the towns lac has
ever visited Harrisburg takes the cake
| for ''don't care whether We live or die,
80 long as we get something to eat and q
bed to sleep on" That iIarri burg Ia
undoubtedly the home of the m0ss-haek,
web-loot, lille, lazy, goed'for nothing
class ol people that never expect 10 do
well themselves and place every obstacle
ia the way 81 improvement, and who
would not lend helping hand to en-
ilaucc the business outlook Of their town
because it might disturb their slusnber
during the dav time 30 have too much
going on a. once" Perhaps the man
MAS one who did not deserve encourage
mcnt,- know nothing about the case,
but VIC give his PHILIPPE In order 10
illustrate class Of people that live ia
Albany, Salem, Eugene, Corvallis aud
many other places, aud are great draw
hacka 10 all Of them; bat lha trouble with
Harrisburg, IL true, is that there are too
many who are indifferent. 4 factory
there would give II start that would
place IL along beside Lebanon and other
live manufacturing towns.
LEnASoS- Err skipworlh of Eugene
recently bought some real estate in Leb-
anon.
l. Samuels has sent an artist 20 Lebanon
in The person Of Mr. Lawrence 10 sketch
Our town toF the West Shore.
The Camp Fire to be glven by tho G 4
X, Saturday evening, Sept. s7, at Union
hail. promises much. One Of the most
salient features OF the occasion W,ii be pork
and beans,
] r and II y kirkpatrick bought the
variety store OF a w aioscs last Friday
\ w Moses wifi move 10 Seattle, where
his brother Jessie has been for sotne time.
We Witnessed queer mixing Of TIE
races at hotel recently. John Chiuainan
Was cooking. the ucg-o was washing dishrs,
snd The 'pale face" Was waitlag uPou the
savage guest.
Rud Hiatt finished picking hops krlday
evening Ills hops are y, ramllal Ia shape
ard MEASURE five inches 10 length. There
may be better hops In the country aad II
30 we would be pleased 20 sec them.
Married, a, the residence of the brides
mother Ia Lebanon, Sept sAih, Prof K y
Wright and Miss Maud Ballard. The
| couple started on a bridal tour Thursday
morning. Professor and his bride have
the beat wishes OF many friends ~ExPiess.
4 FARrwELL PARTY. -- Last neck
,he friends ef Miss T'ipy Mon,el;h rendered
her farewell party previous 10 the de-
par.are Of her and Mrs Monteilh for the
east. where they will spend the winter
with relatives 10 Iowa. An evening full
OF enjoyment was passed, the capoelols
rooms Of Mrs Montelih's residence being
so well suited TO an evenings entertain
mcnt. Among those present were Misses
Lee Prather, Priciiard, Flora RedGeld,
Nellie Callahan, Frarkic Hopkins, tIic
Misses Sophia aud Annic Houek, the
| Misses Minnie aud Maud Van Horn, Misses
Kate Barrett, Bertha Martin, Hattie Ball,
Nina Parker. Minerva Monteith, Jane
| Moris, Flora and Vesta Mason, Rose and
pAlfp anu
Ida Galbraith, Kate Ball, ilettie Miller,
Lille Hackiemen, Carrie and Emma
Pieiger. Minnie Bishop, Vella Irving, Mrs
Thos Monteith, Jr, and Mrs v Pipe.
Messrs A Cumming. ID ! James, JZaehes,
VIII McCulloeh. Robt Strong, Jas + Pow
ell. Fred FortmilIer, ] V Pipe, Chas Gus.
lex, Geo II Keency, VIM Cowan, VIM
I Richards, Merrill Phillips, T J Oyerman
and " alter Parker.
4 Loao TRp.--Bert Lucas has arrived
at his home in Independence, after doing
Europe on n bicycle with party Of twen-
ty young men. lie left home on May 3rd
and travelled 10, 900 miles, at n cost OF
1900. In France and Germany says the
West Side, he saw men working for three
cents day and their board, and women
harnessed with dogs pulling carts along
the streets. Everyone he talked to want
cd 10 come TO America, and think they
would get wealthy in America. On the
whole continent he never saw q self-bind-
er, the harvesting all being done by hand
sickles. The women even when harness
ed to their carts put in their time knit
ting. In all the towns steam motors
take the place OF our cable and electric
roads. Only in London did he find cloth
ing any cheaper than America, and it was
about one-third the price here. The sub
stantial nature of the houses, streets and
public buildings is noticeable. Most OF
the streets are narrow, crooked and
gloomy. The teamsters all walk by the
| side OF their wagons, and drive their hor-
ses tandem. Men are at work on the
highways all the time the same as on
railroads here.
SOME DAooEs. Three dagoes belong
to company lowering around the out
skirts, were taken before the Recorder this
morning and compelled to pay license
for pedding on the streets. They had no
money at first but managed to fish up
enough chicken feed TO satisfy the Re-
corder. The woman was circus all :
lone.
MARRIED. .-E. E. Paddock and Mrs.
Nellie Kessee, nee Kitchens, were mar
ried in Corvallis on the 24th instant. Err
nest Catterlin, Of Salem, who. once run a
skating rink In Albany, and Ella Thomp-
son were also married In Benton county a
few days ago,
MAKES A DIFFERENCE. lin our list OF
heavy tax payers published last week was
the name of Oregon Pacific r. r. Co, for
$II5,r 100 The officers of the road ap-
Ipeared before the board Of equalization and