The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-02-26

In Sport MoAllIsier. A very 1.-Two evening
full uf lauRhs, was spent. Several featurni
were particularly meriloriosp.
Soc Little Graciu Beaba, ths child wondo,
ul tho dramatic world 10 her great skiri
dance at oeRs At the ofera house, Thur.
day. Fob sjih.
Edwin Barbour, the eminent actor and
playwright, IN his owr plays Thursday, Fri.
day and saturday niehta At tho opera houae.
Popular ptieae.
The report made At The Y II q A conven
tion in Salem shows that there are II o young
men IN the Albany Collegiate Institate, d
wham 20 ara christians; that 2 were con-
ysrtod during the yeati L preparing fol
the ministry.
Nearly everything il regulated BY the
law OF eupply aud damand. Here ia another
case mentioned by the wbIoomei Iiirod
girls ATE becoming a dug Ia the market
Close timoa has induced irngal .onsewiyel
10 become thoir own sers .uts.-And mistresses
land tho servant girl a without oilling.
IL consequence. wage far female domestiol
have droppsd from So aud sac per month
10 Sl2 AND $50.
Frye Oar LOADS Of steel for the bic
eantiit vrr bridge nj this city arrived yea.
terday, about 100 tons 4so tons will be
required 10 all A good force Of men Inn
medlaicly began work unloading and tax.
Ing The material up the approach ready
for tho first span. Henceiorth until
completed the bridge will be more the
center Of attraction than ever.
INSANE. Mr. 7 J HenEess was brought
to Albany this forenoon from kings',
Prairie 10 Fox Valley precinct, examined
by q commlssion, declared inaane, and
taken TO the insane asylum this noon Ly
& Dlckey. Mr. lienuesA Ii a ploneer oi
1858 and settled In his present home
about 1861, being one OF the dfat settlers
there. The present trouble Ii mostly 1
physical one and probably not permanent
The o P.--1omorrow Will be the END
Of Zeph Jobs three DAYS OF grace fo' pay,
Ing the million dollars to the sheriff for
The Oregon Pacific x K. II will probably
be paid. and The sale confirmed. The
petition heretofore referred 10. asking foi
the restraining OF the raie will be heard Ir
Aptil by Judge Deadly, who refused tc
grant Temporary Injunction. The indi-
cations are that the Col ilogg faction Is on
top.
Nor Fousp. MIR A ! I'M, of ilarris.
burg. returned To Albany this noon from
several days hun, for his brother IN the
mountains. between Gatesvllle and the
mines About halt mile from the trait
the party found nllrs sfow shoes. leaning
against a tree, with the following, among
other things. wFitten on different parts 81
the shoes
December 2and, 1897.
aft 4 4 rs.fsaaA e1s.. fseal
and Il l. s,orming 40 fear can't find Il.
can't use my snow shoes any further.
don't think am far from the trail. II I
can't find Il | will try and follow this out
Hunt down the stream. MAY God help
me through. To n friends. JF HUI.
Age 10 year., IL months, AZ days.
This was the last and only clue secured
OF hIs whereabouts. lie undoubtedly
perlahed In trying 10 follow the stream.
Young Hili Is we'll spoken Of. The case
y u sad one.
TuRepAY.
Capt Packard died a. Eassae yssssrdi y
a. ths age OF u years.
savens trAins wers 81 tho depot thi. noaa.
That IL Albaay style, the railroad oshsSfa
way 81 doing things.
Corvallis stoames. the Il q Yoaug. hss
begun running on the Willamette betwesn
Saism aad Eagene.
Mrs Mary Wood has brought a foreclosure
suit sRainAt Frank weoi for 5000 aed
about tao years interest.
$50 laughs in $50 minutes a. the Opera
House Thursday Night Feb. IS. The Bsate
Barbour Company 10 "A Legal Documsnt. :
4 a ~
talented actress, Tharsday. Friday and Sat.
urdAry nights a. tbs ops'A House. Pop
alaF prices.
German Luther serviro ~iii hs held on
Feb. ossb By Re. = & nns che u cosvaIsa,
at the Presbyterian ehnseh. afternoon 81
o'clock. Every body welcome.
oa account q many sppliessious ior nos
stock arrangements arc besag made 20 To-
eresse the sock Of the Albany Building 4
Loan Association. = Il will probably be eons
at the Hext monthly meeting.
Mr Many vsnshzn's boot and shoe ahop,
in the Cusiek oriek on Brosdalbtn street,
vii. 10 opened on March isi. Sir Vaughan
Ia young man. with expt risnce, and those
wantiag work doIe In bis line should pre-
pare TO call on him. His prices viii be
reasonable aud work the best
MF s II Friendly informs "a that be Ia
qulred very particularly Of II b Miller, who
claims 10 haya seen + Il l.nokey at Salem
Feb. I'd. Dir Miller states that he was or
the local train with Lnckey Feb. let. and
talked with him. Hs left the train ~ Salem
aad met Lnckcy the next day, and asked
him how long he should stay in Salem
| Lncksy replied only few heurs. He 1
positive hes ond dnula. that u was M
Luekey. whom he mot .-Rugena Gaard.
THE oRraoS PAcrIc.-In response Il
dispatch Col Hogg came to Albany las
night on special train and took th
overland for San Francisco. on import
ant business. Manager William M Hoal
| was also In the city and spoke very con
tidently In reference 10 the road eross.n
the Cascadeg into Crook county durin
the coming year, The payment Of Tia
~ 900 600 will be delayed for few days
The money is ready for payment bu
will probably not be placed in the hand
OF the sheriff for several days yet. On
Of the improvements to the o r trafh
will be q new steamer in short time.
WEDNESDAY.
Spokane puts up million dollars TO 60
. railroad.
Over six tons of scenery and wardrot
carried by the Beebo Barbour Company.
Eugene will try and run the eannery thi
year, which was such failure last year.
Secure your sickets at once for the Reeb,
Barbour Dramatic Company entertainment
Thursday, Friday and Saturday next. POP
ular prices.
William B Gilbert. Of Portland. has bee
appointed Judge Of the ninth district. tn
agony has thus been settled. There is SON
e,usolaticn in the fact tnat an Oregon ms
gotta the slice.
The Pendleton E. O.. says that S-ott au
Fcchter. who opensd gents furnishiE
goods store in that city. going there fro
Corvallis. have suddenly disappeared, leavir
numerous bills unpaid.
A chair Of English, including chair
English literature, has been established
the State Agricultural College, and Prof
! Horner. who Is we'll fitted to fill Fueh
, position, was elected TO the chair.
A new enterprise talked Of for Albar
will be large storage warehouse. IL
being talked OF in serious manner. A
other institution that may be looked I
within year or two is an exclusive who'll
sale house.
The good news is received that Judge
NJ Wallace, banker and capitalist OF Creele
Col. and Rev II u Wallace, d D,of Mt Ay