The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1893-04-28

plhCes eau Rub IN the river ABOVE mere
Wednesday, trout measuring 22a
inches in length.
Mrs T II DeCew, and daughter, Miss
Emma, Of Essex, Ontario, Canada, ar
rived at this place last Tuesday, and will
visit relatives and friends in Oregon dur.
ing the summer. Judson DeCew met his
mother at Portland and accompanied her
to this place.
We have no desire to misrepresent
facts, and have simply each week given
the depth of snow at this place, Brett
onbush and Detroit from reliable inform
alton. At the present time there 10 nc
snow at this place, and only little in
spots at Breitonbush, while at Detroit
there remains about - inches. In the
vicinity OF Bowder Greek snow is said To
be between three and four feet deep.
The following from the jefferson Re
view is evidence that someone is trying
to "put up job" on Valentine Powley
who has timber claim near Detroit
Last Saturday man named V Powley
was found dead in his cabin a short die
tance above Gee, on the Oregon Pacific.
disease" Mr. Powley II at this writing
alive; and enjoying the best OF health.
Lumberman.
A LAWYERS DILEMMA.-The following
from the Oregon City Enterprise Is about
She lawyer who once got on to the Leb-
anon train to 20 to Salem, and found II
out after the Salem train was far in the
distance: The only. Til Ford. the Salem
attorney was standing around IN the de-
pot on Tuesday morning looking at the
falling rain which had spattered his bald
head as he rushed from the cars to the
shelter OF the waiting room. A discon-
solate look continued to over cast his
face and he was trying to explain TO
every one who entered the room that he
had lost his ''d-n old hat up the road
and that he was waiting for the sun 10
come out 80 that he could 90 and buy q
beever." AS the sun would not accom- :
modate him he borrowed hat and came
over 70 town and purchased appropriate
head gear, then returned his feathers
thereby greatly reliving the fears of the
owner OF the hat. Til was threatening to
walk back as far as Candy to secure n is
lost raiment.
A BAD CREw.--The Alice Blanchard Is
u0l
much the worse for her few days rolling on
the sand spit inside the jetties. The crew
has been IN stale of disorder ever since she
came in, refusing to obey the masters ORDERS
andsgoing and coming as they pleased. The
rankest kind of disobedienee prevailed on
board yesterday; Captain Johnson ealleI
and he told the men that in the complaint
ms So -.
the vessel at once. he should ask for ihe
and distinct charges preferred by the mas
ter before the deputy u S commissioners.
The men took the matter into e3axidera-
ton and concluded the best thing for them
10 do vas TO leave the ship. which they did
last evening. TIE captain will ship new
crrw.-Haquina News.
A RAaE MEDAL (?l-Yesterday's Ore
gonian contained the announcement that
thirty years ago q man named Jefferson
Fryer, who now lives in Independence,
picked up on the beach at Tillamook, q
very rare medal. The medal q minutelT
described and Mr. Fryer is reported as
tressuring il very highly. The !. III. s..
ON the medal is well known and stands
for Jesus Hominum Salvador" OF Jesus,
the Savior OF men. The Coll. Soc. Jesus,
stands for the college OF the society oE
Jesus. The next Latin inscription refers
to religion and fine arts, whilst the last
states that "thus are His premiums oi
praise" The coin IL nothing more nor
less than class medal OF the Santa
Clara, CAL, college. In 1874 Mr. viii
Grav, OF this city, attended college a;
that place, and has q number OF these
medals in his possession.-SaIem Inde-
pendent
CANE THROUGH BLrzxAKD.-The Har-
rssbarg Coarier tells Of man who will not
object to little rain after his experieacs
coming heie: Among the latest arrivals 70
from Bird Inland. MINI. Mr. Feeder spent
Q few weeks here about n year ago and was
80 well pleased with our delighifgl climate
that he concluded TO return. While pass
ing through North Dakota on the f7th inst i,
Mr. Feeder informs us they encountered as
bad storm as be had ever witnessed. 1,
was one Of those billiards that induces a
man 70 reusain in the bosom Of his family.
corner OF the sod house and the ether around
g0ing to iced the cattle ten rods away.
A IoKE.-A story is In circulation on the
streets today about the fiiriations Of an old
gentleman Of this city. According TO il h
had become enamored with the chamber
maid in one of the hotels. A smooth faced
clerk dressed up as a young woman. and
sent the old man a note last evening rro-
viding for q meeting in one of the rooms.
which was promptly responded TO. After
the man had made love some the boy gave
himself awav. resulting in the flight by the
back stairway Of the man. and his reception
by several pans Of water doused on his head,
as he fec, from the scene Of the joke. The
affair has been the talk OF the day. not much
TO the credit CT the victim, who ought TO
be in better business.
APRIL WEATHER There Is an i'm
preston prevailing that this has been a
very wet April. The truth is it is Just
about an average April. The following
shows the weather in April for four years.
and q glance at it will be of interest
1923 clear days,S partly cloudy days,
cloudy days and II days on which .o1
inch or more of rain fell. lS90-l3 clear
days, s partly cloudy days,9 cloudy days,
3 days on which .01 inch or more Of rain
fell. 1913 clear days; ii partly
cloudy days, 16 cloudy daps. and IL days
on which .01 inch or more rain fell.
1923 clear days, partly cloudy days
on which .0I inch or more OF rain fell.
CINDERELLA CoxSa.-Mr e J Holden,
Of tie Cinderella Co., is in the
city arranging for the appearance Of this
4 srn,,n hara Erfdav uiOht nj navf xveak
Cinderella has never been given in Al
reception. This company, unlike some,
gives q good, clean performance, with
their own scenery, probably the finest
ever brought here. Besides the story oi
Cinderella, there will be introduced some
OF the best specialties to be secured,
among others some first-class athletic
exercises, as well as musical features.
AFTER TIE ELK KILLER HI ID Nc
CURE. the game protector, went to Niagara
this afternoon with blood In his eye. Re.
Gently the Lumberman gave the names 81
some men who killed an elk, which was
copied In valley papers, and Mcclure Il
after them. II is also said that the pro
tector will be given an exhibition of how
fish do not 90 up the stream past the dam
A remedy Is wanted and Mr. Mcclure will
be asked 10 use his influence In the matter
ANTr.CIGARErrE.--Among the men me,
by the Man about Town at the depot thi;
noon, was a Portland man who Is making
an issue sgainst cigarette smoking, which hs
proaounces the ruin oil any young man us
ing the filthy things. He reports al cases
in Portland Of prosecution for violation o.
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