The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-10-05

Born, on Monday, Oct /, 1894, TO Nj
md Mrs Henry Suesens, In Albany, a boy
The Corvallis Masons will visit tn,
Albany lodge In body on the night q
the 10TH.
The regular meeting Of the Rathbone
Sisters will be held at their hail tonight
A full attendance is desired.
Baltimore won the National league pen,
sant, New York second, Boston third,
then Philadelphia, BROOKLYN, Cleveland
Pittsburg, Chicago. Cincinnati, st Louis
| Washington, Louisville.
Yesterday afternoon Grace Hardmsn
daughter of he county recorder, was
pla wing see-saw when she fell from the
board breaking both bones of one of hti
legs. DR. Ellis was called and set the
bones.
The Ladies of the Maccabee are prepar
ing the live drama, "rhe Deacon" anc
will present 1t at the opera house with q
good cast of local talent In Two or three
weeks. Oct 10 was set for II but the date
viii probably be changed on account oi
the Blind Tom. also down for that day.
The Eugene Register Gays that of las
years. junior, sophomore and freshmen
classes of the University of Oregon, al
have returned excepting five students, and
two of these are expected very soon.
There sre now 1903 students In the college
classes.
a match footrace has been made be-
Secn "Whiskers'' or Tr,ne, Of Spring
field and ] Cooley of Brownsville tor
$500 side The distance is IS yards and
the race was TO be run on the Stewart
track at Eugene this afternoon between
, and 3 O'Clock.
The fish ladder AT Oregon City Is com
pleted. Its plan of construction consists
of pools blasted in the sold rock SO that
the fish can pass from one to the other,
and thus ascend the cataract. New lei
the sslmon come; but viii they.
TIE report Is being circulated tha:
within few days the Oregon Pacific
Railway will have line of river steam.
ers plying between ,his place and Cor.
valas. thus giving TO Salem another direct
line of transportation with San Francisco.
Salem journal.
Robert Steptoe was tried for Gp offense
commi,ted last May, before Recorder
Heaton. He had ridden though the city
At an Illegal speed and used profaac and
vulgar language. Fined S. Alter being
fined for driving his horse faster than was
allowed, Robert Sieploe hunted up a
friend and the two mer, after some convi-
vialty went TO the corner OF Second and
Thurston streets, where they were refused
ad=aitlan>e on account of plenty of COM
pany ahead of them. Some pToianc and
obscene language followed, and the result
was that nighwaichman McClain. whowas
in The vicinity took The men IN charge ard
sleercd them into the csiaboose. Both
plead guilty ano were fined SIS ariece ard
costs. which they paid.
John Weber. of Corvallis. has pegged
shoes Just ifty years.
Mr. John Briggs is lying dangerously i'll
at his home near this city.
Mr. Moore served only two and half
Years as T. N. Of Corvallis
Mr. Semen Meyer went to Salem today
where he viii work in q cigar store.
II Perry arrived in Albany 10 day from
Wash, and will spend the
winter here
Mr-Albert Browneli went TO Portland to-
day to attend meeting Of the State Nur-
association.
Rev p A Moses vent to Oregon CITY to-
day to attend the annual Conference Of the
II E Church South.
Z II Bryant. Of the ,rcfoTln school. was
in Albany today after two escaped boys.
both fron Portland.
John VI Minto took charge Of the Police
force Of Portland As chief this morning.
An appointment that will result IN pleniy
Of diss=nsion.
Mr. S N Daniel. Scio's progressive uieE-
chant, was in the city today. Mr. Daniel
believes in printers ink. azd uses it iiber-
ally. lie reports good business
Mr. John Cartwright. who has been on
The Populist for n couple years. recently as
editor. went to Salem today, and will 80 10
Southern Oregon in few days.
Chief Of Police Les received letter Of
inquiry from = man at Gales Cr.eS, aboIt
Z II Burnham. in which il was stated that
Mr Burnhanl had resided there two months
befure coming 10 Albany, and il was desIs-
ID 10 know tine particulars Of the affair.