The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-09-20

VINO He Is The man arrested and held

VINO He ls.- The man arrested and held
to await the action Of the grand iury fol
breaking into the o depot, proves 10 hay.
been resident of Oregon for at least 81,
years. His name is A ID Avefton. geyera
years ago an Albany lawyer settled up nm
estate for him. The indications are nov
that he has been in his present business for
some time. On the Monday in the after
noon when the o Z depot was first robbed
a man was caught going through the house
OF Eugene Fisher, of Millers. He was asked
why he did such things and remarked that
it was his business. MIR Fisher went Ia
the Jail today end recognized Averton as ths
man. An examination OF Ayerton discoy.
cred book with quito number Of setting:
to stones inside, q fact that makes its own
suggestion. The prisoners bonds are $50,
and he states that he has friends in Salem
who will go on them so he can secure his
liberty.
Tau. SToRy.-Rere is \ true story.
one from life II is full of romance. and
at the same time is somewhat of an eve
opener. About three months ago a party
travelling by wagon through Ashland, saws
the Iidings, included young man aged
10 years. A similar party, travelling north
ward, included girl i5 years of age. They
met IN camp near town, were smitten
mutually and were married. The young
couple remained here and the campers
went their respective ways. Within a Jew
weeks loves young dream was DER. The
young man TUNED out to be brute, abus.
ed and maltreated his wife and then left
the country, abandoning her to the mercies
OF the community. Some people here kind
~ gave her home until she received last
week money enough TO pay her railroad
fare TO Moscow, Idaho, where her relatives
now are. She started for that place satur-
day evening.
PaoF WOODS CoNcERT.-A pleased
audience greeted Prof Woods concert al
iiie Presbyterian Church last evening. The
Prof was heard in several selections show
ing has genius on the violin. A duet by
Prof Wood, on the violin and Louis Blake
ly, en- the piano. tie Poet and Pleasant
overture, was a musical treat. Mr. Blakely
In several piano solos disp ayed a talent
that speaks for a bright future. He has
true touch, splendid action and excellent
expression and executes in popular way.
de Il only 20 years of age, resides ut
Engene, where be has been studying medi
cine for year. He will travel with Prof
wood during the winter This was his
drst appearance. They were well support
ed by Local talent. Miss Lilly Farrell.
Mrs Lee and Mrs Nuiting being heard in
vocal solos and Misses Farrell ard Van
Horn in duet
w w SAUNDERS AGAIx.-To3ay's One
goaian contains long article in which il
declares that il is probable " w Saunders
who murdered Charles Campbell in ALBANY
about nine years ago is to he pardoned by
1ov Pennoyer, saying great pressure had
been brought to bear on the Governor. and
Intlus;lng that Attorney General Cham
oerlain. who was prosecuting attorney at
the time may sign the petition. A resume
which are very familiar 10 all old residents
o. THIS eiiy. II Is stated that Miss Minnie
Allison, TO whom Saunders was engaged.
and har sister Matte, nox married. reside
IN Montana The matter will be watched
With greal interest by Albany people
y GUS CcctD-Nr.-Ia the matters cf
s,snd up an gun accidents Lane county
confines To keep up It's record Tue
Guard tells OF another gua episode:
%~~7- ANVIL &S11N &s DsCk
MARSHALL was riding horseback on his wav
10 hts home sb3S. ave miles below Es-
geoe On the river road. he vas hit ay
couple ofs;ray bird she, tron gun ia ,he
hands of Geo Sanders. a yoaax man
about 20 years Ct age. who was shooting
pheasant
DR. Mchenny was called and extracted
cae slso; from M;1fsh&i's nesx. The other
slros struck an ere ard lodged ur.i.r the
nose probably destroying the eyesIghi Of
one eye.
BLIND Tox. - Our e:ti.aas generally
wish TO hear him On his advent he.e the
Is. or 2nd Ct October. The Louisville Times
says: Blind Tom gave another ot h:s son
deEtal performances at Liezieskranx Hall
last night before large audience. II is
the event of life tiFar 10 hszx s1ch mar
velously gifted person. Although entirely
nEtutoTei, Blind Tom plays almost f2a!t
lessly the mos. difficult works of the snas
ieEs, and can repeat On tie piano anything
played for him onoe. His performance no:
only served 10 interest, bat also 10 ssiIl fur
ther myssify. He is deeply interesting
character. and every che should sec and neAE