The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-06-10

At the end Of three and q half innings
xhen the score was 20 to : in favor ol
Knox Butte, the Lebanons obiected To a
decision OF the umpire, L Larilnore, and
refused TO finish the game.
THE ExcU RsIoS A full car from Cor
va ills and one from Albany left fol
Ly ons this morning on the excursion
accompanied by the military band. 1he
outlook was for a pleasant excursion
The regular agricultural college niue oI
corvallis was on board, ..eaded by the
new professor, J II BioSs, xhou DTNo-
cRAT MAN had tile pleasure of meeting.
The professor had told the boys jokingIy
that they would all be suspended if they
failed TO defeat the AIbanies, 80 q live
contest was promised. The Albany nine
was composed OF Mcfarland, c; Harlow.
p; Rernie, LIST b; o Marshall. 2ud b.:
Sites, SEd b; Magsrs, So; aud Ieimert,
Davis and Blodgat. IN the fed, and
Farrsll, sub
JuRlLEE SISGEEs.-At the EYangelica
church, Wednesday June Sth. original
Tennessee JuOilee singers Tor oRe night
only Jubilee ehorouses. plantation
melodies, solos. duets, river songs, cabin
songs. In presenting this comuany to
the P4hlic, the manager wishes to say
that his is not : minstrel troupe, oF the
ordinary combination /; il is a frst-class
colored concert company. consisting OF
cosorsd ladies' and gentlemen We pre-
sent the negro as he appears at his
meetings. cabin home and on the planta-
ton, and Their music is 80 weird, melo-
dious and so striking that it enctlants
an audience, and sometimes we have
hand work 10 get the people TO allow the
singers 70 iesFe the stage at ell.
A FESE EsrExTAAxESr.-rhs enler-
taiument given last evening for the hen
eft OF the Ladies Aid SJciety was one If
he most entertaining OF the season. 1t
vas naval sEd entertaining. To hegin
with the Opera Hsase xas qeccsate
with nrofnsion of flowers and ivy that
added q charm TO tho affair. Some ex-
cellent orchestra music was furnished
isy III ] Hopkins. Pat Farrell and Mrs A
B Seal ATleae Train vas heard Ia re-
citation. displaying Q 6he laeG.oTy. and
answered an encore. 4 piano duet by
Ida Stuart and Marguerite Hopkins was
well executed. Miss Adair, OF Salem. ras
heard in 8 vocal solo. A minuet drill
ey q class Of y1ung lsdies N costume.
lead by Miss Bertha Ellis, and arranged
by Mr. Fl ] Hopkins, the participants in
tasty costumes, was beautiful affair.
carried out With correctness, ending with
Chinese lily, in which Little sue Wis
the ssamea, An enthusiastic encore re-
suited Misses Bertha Ellis snd Eva
CoSan presented 3 jewel in . duet, their
sweet, we'll eul,irated voices Offering a
rich feast, heartily ele0red. Miss Helen
Crawford was heard in shnrf cute. reci-
tation, presented in delightful manner.
Ah Sin was Chinese dance by Miss
Marguerite Hopkins, in Ceiessisl make
up. She captured the audience hy her
acting and harmonious msEesvsss. Little
Sue, the Celestial, sssisteS. her by his
presence and cute appearance. Ice cream
and sociability follow ed ies an hour or
more.
+. The DENocRAr is requested to extend
the thanks Of the society to those who
q SISTED in making the saseFtaiament
success.
Rsnelous STsv'czs y Il c \ meet !
ing tomorrow st I p m in the W c T Vi
hall. Rev George Lee, 9 brother ct Hrof |
Lee, isexpected to address the meeting. |
Men are cordially invited.
Regular services at the Evangelical |
church Sunday morning by the pastor. !
10 the evening. Young Peoples Aili- |
anee at p N.
First Christian church, ] F Stewart |
pastor, l0am Sunday school; Ii m /
preaching by the pastor. Subject, |
Sowing and Reaping." 1pm, officers
80 p u. PSN 6 laeetins
$50 y N, children,s- day eSercises. s |
ycod program has been prepared.
Baptist chnrch--Services at IL a M
md :45 p m. In the morning the pas
tor win preach on ''our duty to Home |
siisSions,' and in she evening, ssfhe /
bilities OF the Ehristian voter"
The male Quartet has been reorganiEed |
With Prof W W Davis, lst hasei G II |
Hart, and basel W : Thompson, ist /
.enor; Prof w J Crawford, And tenor. |
song service in the evening at Z s45. /
Young peoples meeting Mt 6:45; Sunday /
Ichool following the morning service. |
All are invited 81
The Rev Geo Lex, of Seattle, Wash. will /
,ccapy the pulpit of the Presbyterian /
:harSh tomorrow evening,
AT the United Presbyterian church the |
services of the day will be held to- morrow.
Subject of the morning discourse, "The
Use Of The Book of Psalms in Christian |
Worship Sabbath school at s;so m.
S c f at GAS pm. Evening service /
Il 7AS. Prayer meeting Thursday even