The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1890-01-10

/ 100 OF tAWluW Wp9o ~ tir Woot3uNt
which he performed well and promptly
He ate hearty meal-enough Tor two OF
dlnary men and went his way. A f.,
nights after the gentleman heard nols
about his house and on going 10 the win
dow he saw the same tramp climb over
bis gate aud 20 into hts wood shed. H'
loaded his shot gun and went out aud saw
the tramp getting over the fedce TO leave,
he shot at him but the tramp with con
federate near by ran for Gear life. Ot
examination Il was found that the lraml
had takena coat, pair Of boots, and pail
Of rubbers from the wood shed and slip
ped them through fence preparatory e
carrying their of The tramp Will,
saving wood located these articles and
came In The dark TO carry them off
Morai' Meyer hire d tramp to saw wood
or feed them for they generally spy on
things to steal,
A CHEIsrIAE You've MAN. MIR u G
Quicke, OF Suver, sends the DRMoekA1
particulars OF the accident by which o,,c
Stone was Killed by his uncle. Georg,
ThatP. which are substantially as given by
the DEMOCRAT, the deceased being behind
the target, through which the BAH passed
ard entirely unknown to Mr rha~p. MI
oalcke pays the following tribute to the
deceased
Young Stone was at the Time al his
death attending the State Agricultural
College at Corvallis. and during his vaea
tion was visiting his parents AID relatives.
He was dutifa sou and general favor.
tic ameng his school mates aud friends,
and Christian Young gentleman. On
the night previous TO his death he WAS
elected President Of the Young MEMS
Christian Endeavoral Oakvillc. He was
a faithful attendant at his Sabbath school
aud church, and IN all his christian duties
both private aud public, yet IN the midst
of life We arc IN death. Aud thus dies
one so young and promiSing,aged eighteen
years aud ten months.
WnSS MERE rirsY HANGED These
freezing snowy days when men can do 10
work, they eollee; themselves together a.
round warm stoves and discuss matters OF
more or less interest. Sometimes these
discussions grow heated and warm, and
such one was discussed around the Re-
we're IIo"se stove Yesterday. The question
was, "when were The Chicago anarchists
hanged" Various persons present gave
msay different dates as the true one. But
they differed a mea usually do, and the
matter was finally dosed up by an agree
meut To leave the question In dispnte TO
the DEMocRAr. The anarchists we're
hanged November nth 1857. They were
Spies, Parsons. Fischer and Engcl. Louis
Lingg having committed suicide the day
previous The name Of the newspaper OF
which Spies and Sckawb were owners and
editors vas the Arbeiter Zeliung
A DESERVED HoNoR.-Th present
year closes the college course OF one OF
Linn eounty's talented young men at
Princeton, James ] Charlton, who viii
leave the classic walls Of that popular col
lsge In June. His course from the be.
ginning has been an honorable one, far
more than the average honors being con
ferred on him. Now we learn that he has
been elected by the senior class President,
aud will preside over the commencement
= NANANANAa@a " lANGs AAN AtAH 8@Nn NtIGAN1
to deliver the farewell address To the col
lege on behalf Of the elass, large one.
making the honor the more pre- minenl.
Linn county people take personal pride
In the success Of their young man abroad.
A oU W SURPRIsE.- Monday
the officers of Safety Lodge I5AoU
w were duly installed for the ensuing
term. A very large number OF members
were Present. and when the lodge had
about concluded its business noise a.
the rushing OF mighty was heard ON the
stairway leading To the lodge room. IL
proved 10 be the wives, daughters and
friends Of the members who had chosen
this occasion to show their appreciation Of
this worthy order. Each lady seized upon
a member and escorted him down TO the
W c L | rooms where two long tables
laden with choice eatables, chicken, tur-
ley, pies, cakes hot coffee aud tea, etc +,
awaited the members and friends.
Ample justice was meted out TO these
after which a genuine social time was had
In the lodge room.
A DAISY ScBEME.-In this city Is 8
young man who Is professionally in
elined. He Is fairly studIous and has a
Penchant for business. But he likes very
much to go to the theater, and he Iikes,oh,
90 very much, to take that smiling best
girl of his TO the entertainment. She
lives off several blocks from the bushes,
section, and when a new show Is adyer.
tised and he finds himself pressed for time
he writes her very sweet invitation to
attend the theater, put up In charming
enyelop, folds II, PAGES ten cent delivery
stamp on Il, quietly drops II into the de-
livery box and post oAicial promptly de
livers Il. Oh this postal scheme Is &c
conyenien.-for young gentlemen will
sweet hearts. Don't Il.
DIsAPPEARED.-Mr. " II Greenwood
the photographer, Informs US that hi
wife, left his home on New Years day L
60 to a neighbors, and since then has no
been seen. He reports everything Il
have bee1 amicable between them. MI
Greenwood's version is that when in
hysierical mood, to which she was subject
she went off on one OF the trains, perhap
with tlie idea that che would 60 to he
parents in Nebraska. The fact. though
that shetook no extracloihing, ,andhad littl
money. makes il look mysterious to Mr
Greenwood as well as the public generally
and any Information as to her where
abouts will be gladly received by him
Mrs. Greenwood was a most estinabl
woman, and the matter has caused SOM
uneasiness.
An AGED MAN FALLs.--Satnrday ever
ing DIR. r. c. Hill was going 10 the offic
Of Judge Whitney in the Foster bloel
when by mistake he went past the ha
reading to 1t to the opening into the A
len block, where there Is step dow,
ward Of about foot Not noticing II b
fell forward, receiving some bad bruise
and remaining insensible for awhile. II
was carried to hack and taken hom
where his son, DR.. L Hill attended hir
during the entire night. Being eight
two years of age he was not prepared Il
such shaking up. Il IL hoped, thong
that he will be brought out Of the accidel
all right.
FIRST MEETING. Corinthian Lodg
No n A F and A NJ held the FIRST mes
log in the new Masonis temple In I'll
city last Saturday evening. Quite
: large number OF the brethren were pre-
cnt among whom were many Of 4
members Of st Tohns who were present