The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-07-24
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THURSDAY.
q II Miller, of tsraats Pass, has received
Y 2t0O damages % nceount Of The Lake Lab
ish accident.
Manage Morehouse il making afraDge
ments for several amateur games ci ball 81
Albany 10 the next few weeks
aHsid BY the Enernyp TO night BY
the II r Kesne Company viii be worth at
tending. There should be large crowd
present
Members Of the A. o. u. w. viii find So
taxed up against them for JnIs. his mskea
sl2 Tor tho half yeat ending July lst. The
whols number 81 daasha during that period
hss been 40 ~ having been paid BY nUrpIus
s-Es.
O q Mcfarland has benpht into and Il
Interested 10 tho harness aud saddlery &C.
tablishmert Of II ] DnbruiIIe. Mr. Du-
brnille vii. remain st tho old stand until
about The first Of next year, when Tho entiro
busIuase will likely 20 into the hands Of Mr.
Mcfarland
The state board Of school 'oo.at,i.sioae 4
appointed the foiie Aiag attorney: Claek-
anlas. q y fIaye,; DoueIaa. J G Fnii.
erfca; Lane. A q ~, odooel; Linn. @ E
Wolyerton; f:eptou, w 8 nuGofd: PvIk. ]
l. Collin, Lake, Jerome knox; Marion.
Geo. II Burnett; AVaseo, w II Wilson:
GilIism, II II Hendfieks. Thq DHwocEAT
is informed that o II IRVINE vii probably
be appointed attorney for YAmhiII county.
n veRsus 7f.-This noon Mr. and Mrs
John Foster, Of Corvallis, passed through,
Albany on their wedding tour. and 4
DEMOCRAT man had The great pleasure OF
witnessing the apparently happy couple
as they were seated In the Portland train
together. possessing many Of the charac-
teristlcs OF bride and gro,m, though the
latter is old enough TO be the grandfather,
almosi great grandfather, OF the former,
their respective ages being given as ~ and
n years. Mr. John Foster aud Miss Ida
Dalepa were married At Corvallis yester
dar, aud tbs event WAS the absorbing
topic of conversation there on account 81
the extreme difference In their ages. MI
Fosters hair Is white With age, while thu
bride, the daughter Of Corvallis regtaur
ant man, Is get il her gilhood, bright
pretty looking girl, too. The groom Is I
pioneer Of Bentos county, Is worth about
$4,000, and Is well known all ever III,
state, being prominent stock man. Ii 4
reported that there was strong Opposition
TO the marriage by tho groom's childrci
and relatives, bat he thought himself oit
enough 10 uEe his own judgment, henc,
the marriage.
| FRIDAY.
The erpense u tbs annual encampmen
was abent 325. .0G0.
Msdiord aud Ashland peaches arc new i
the market 10 large quantities.
Rsv Il n eondis. Of this city, wii.pfeae
IN tho Prsabytesisn church 10 Oregon Cit
nez Sunday.
Mail - nov takan from Albany 10 shei
burn on the Oregon Pacific. daily, the frs
pouch going ont few daye ago.
Ycsserda at Toronto State guuerinscad
ent Il y AeElroy wat elected Vice Prssidsn
At large Of tbs international teachers asso
eiAtiou.
We natiee that every town calebratin
th. Fourth was blessed vita no Et;endanc
| 81 .. 5.ODO. Aii tbs towns in ths state ceis
bgzted. Oar population il now sDmo.hin
over 1000. 600 -Ez.
Daring tbs abashee Of Mis-. Gilbert on hs
summer saestiou. hsF passls ii music vi
receive Instructions ff0as Airs Arch Ham
NOR, a. thn cornsF of 7lh and Jefferson
whore sho will te ioaod by those desiring I
take isssnni aariag tile summer.
The csfv.liia Marine Band will aceom,,an
the excursion to Newport next SUNDAY ,IaI
lD.h. anl dlsrsarss choice n,n ;ic en- ron;
and - NswpaF. during the day. Trai
leaves Aibaay a ~. Doa't gst LEFT bahins
Fare aiy 81 fo- ths round trip.
Mna. LuTz delivered her lecture, 0
Woman Suffrage, at the W cTU Ha
last evening 20 small but apprcciafiy
audience. She IL an eloquent talkt
and treats the subject In very sensibl
manner. not going 20 extremes like sue
advocates Of the cause Ms Mrs Duniwal
Those fortunate In hearing her wei
greatly pleased with The lecture.
Last April our citizens were treated /
a succession Of small fires, causing ger
eral concern for The safety OF the cit,
and numerous PARTIES were accused, ii |
now learned, very uniustly. About fou
weeks ago some kerosene was discovere
saturated In shed, near Beam 's grocer
store, being used 10 store tools used /
the construction OF sewers leading /
II. Il. street. Marshal Hoffman was NJ
titled lie concealed himself and In IN
evening just after dark boy apprnache
and set fire to string leading TO ia
saturated part. The Marshal cangll
him and discovered that he was Ori
Beam, the sixteen year old con OF
Beam. He was taken 10 his father, an
the matter was kept quiet for awhile 10
good reasons. Yesterday Mr. HofFma
went to Portland, where the boy ha
been sent TO school, and arrested hin
aud brought him to this city. On hi
way here he confessed TO Geo w Davis {
the setting fire 10 the large number 9
barns and sheds burned and discoyere
ON fire last April and May, and namin
the combination barn OF his uncle, Ge
Hochstedler, and ors., the barns OF r
Irvine and Mrs Stimson, the barn in tIl
rear OF the Russ House, occupied by Chri
Houck, and the shed owned by Iii
father. He stated in substance that h
set fire TO the buildings from morhi
desire to see them burn, and now that
is all over he feels very sorry about IL
FThe oilense is grave one, and win n
doubt send the young man to The peni
tentiary for term OF years. lie is a sol
OF highly respected people, and such con
duct was not looked for on his part.
The Hochstedler fire occurred on Apr
1, the II A Irvine fire April 10, Houck fir
/ April l and the other fires shortly after
Young Beam viii be examined befor
Justice Coshow this evening on the al
rival Of Deputy District Attorney Wyatt
from Lyons.
SATURDAY.
CIV Cobb, job printer, Flina Blooh.
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