The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-04-14
Fill rnnoueH.-Yesterday the DEMO

Graf published an item from q Eugene
paper, which needs the following to de
the subject justice and complete the sto.
nv. 1t referred to the marriage OF A Z
Scott and Susie Bodell:
We supposed the marriage had beer
consummated, but it appears there was 9
hitch in the proceedings and Mr. Scot,
has lost Susie and the $3.50 that wal
paid for the license. The prospective
bride was engaged by means OF Z matri-
moniai bureau, the contracting parties
never having met before Monday, the
day on which the license was issued
Susie arrived on the train at Creswel
from her Eastern home that day, bui
something was wrong, probably the air
water, or scenery, and on the next NOR
ming she boarded the train and left fol
her old home without having given q
minister or chance to tie the mari
tai knot, that would have made her Mrs
Scott.
NEEDS COOLING Orr .-"It is singular
thing" said a gentleman, at the William.
ette Hotel, last evening, remarkably
singular. that the community at large,
should spend three hundred and sixty-fivc
days year aamnins the Southern Pacific
rsilroad, and yet, at such a moment as
this, and In such an emerge ncy should side
with the road In condemning d man, who,
whether he tried TO wreck train, or was
one OF gang who tried. was at least the
man who stopped the train and avefted
one of the most terrible disasters Oregon
has ever seen.n-Salem Journal. The
man who made the above remark ought
to bandage his head with cold cloths for q
year. The public wants the truth regard
less of parties interested. IL Richardson
fixed the rail IN order TO get 4 reward. his
tagging the train would be only part OF
the program, and he ought to be punished
to the fullest exten. OF the law. But did
he do II, that Is the only question, even
though 4 railroad Is party TO Il.
ScIo.-Iast Friday A J Houston's stock
OF merchandise was attached by Sheriff
jackson. at the instance OF the bank of
Scio. The claim of the bank amounts TO
about $2030. II is said otler liabilities
exist, that win run his obligations up to
over 1880.
The voters Of school district No 90, met
at city hall on Tuesday, April 4th. .pursu-
ant TO previous call, the object hearing
Of the report of the board OF directors
as TO location OF building and the sub
mitting OF plans by various architects as
follows, all being for room building /:
o S May, wood S6pSO, brick 1895: w p
Pugh, wood $65Cn, brick $500: @ Nc
Nalley, wood $74Oo, brick $500; + NJ
Sterritt, wood 5000. brick $3.50; F II
Morrison, wood 5000, brick $500; -
BurYraf, wood $500, brick $500; d e
Schell. wood S969e, brick 81, $50 The
has not yet been let. A site at
the intersection OF the Albany and Leb-
anon roads was chosen Press.
Az Arm Fools IogE. The follow
ing from the waIla Statesman reminds
the Man About Town Of the time when
George Hawkins, a well knowu figure Of
the English cast, in Aibany ten or twelve
years ago, met with about = similar ex-
perieuce: AN amusing. .hfst-of- April joke
was perpretrated on big six foos Dane
named Peter Hanson, working on the
BurIingame ditch on the Walla walla
river. A party went snipe hunting, and
Mr. Hanson, wearing big pair OF rubber
boots, was placed in the Tiver nearly waist
deep. and given q sack into which his
were 10 drive the snipe. The
peor fellow stood there faithfully holding
the sack, but never a snipc came, and al
ter several hours he went home thorough
ly disgustcd. and with much iess confi-
dence in human nature Than when ne
started snipe hunting"
CoxDE,xSED.-The Bismarck, which
left for Portland sometime ago TO geta
passenger license, has heen condemned.
add IL viii require about $4,000 worth OF
repairs TO enable the inspector to give
her license. She is now on the ways at
Portland and as soon as the necessary inn
proyemsnts can be made she viii be pni
on her run at once, between Salem and
Corvallis, connecting with the Elwood.
As II is now, the Elwood Is compelled TO
run 10 Albany and Corvallis and inter
mediate points in order 10 handle the
large amount OF freight that 10 shippsd 10
Portland from the upper river points -
Statesman.
PooR RIcHARDson.-Anoth straw ID
added to the load on the eamel's back
Salem paper is figuring out that Rich.
ardson is probably the man who caused
the Lale Labish accident. Mrs Darling
OF the dspo. at Salem, gays that q mar
answering Richardson's description
spent some time in the depot about
o'clock in the morning, ON the day wher
the accident happened, acting very
strangely. She will go TO Roseburg K
ascertain L he is the same man. Poo
Richardson. They'll make him one o
the James Brothers before through will
him.
BEING ExrEsDED.-GeoC G stanard, &C
companied by Fl Thatcher and in,
Lawrence, president and vice president
OF the Oregon Telephone-Telegraph Co
arrived in town Thursday evening, the,
having come by way OF Lebanon, for tn,
purpose OF selecting route Tor the pnr
pose OF selecting route for the telephon
line to be put up TO this place within tn,
next two months. Il is thought that tn
line " i'll soon be extended to Eugene
Brownsville Times.
| WILL RETURN To JAIL. Ed Scott, th
| young man fined for carrying couceale
weapons, was arrested last night by Ms
Irvine. of Corvallis. on the charge meniione
In the DEMOCRAT and was taken back I
Corvallis, this noon to complete scntens
in the county Jail. cut short by his esoapin
from the old structure. He will not e
out OF the new burglar proof affair.
THE PROPER woRp.-Last evening 4
| the NC A a gentleman in his remark
used the expression Jew and Gentle.
Mrs julius Joseph informs the DEMocRA
| that the word Jew conveys wrong I'm
preston and should not be used. II
| proper word is isrseli,e, the one authorize
by the Bible.
II
THE o PIT 10 reported that Receiv,
| Iiadley has given the Information that 81 p
cent OF the old debt will be paid IN fe
days. and that payment for March will
made on the Izth. The road is now mo-
than paying expenses, and promises to be
a fourishing condition.
| The Father OF Many Ills.
Constipation leads to multitude Of ply