The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-03-23
THURSDA'

| That CORVALLIS CAsE.-Dr J NJ a pple
white has not as yet returned and Mrs G
Z Kenyon has so far, sent back no word
to her husband. 1t has however been
definitely learned that on February 25th,
DIR Applewhita arrived at the Cosmopol-
itan Hotel, San Francisco, and on the
resister wrote. - NJ Applewhite, Port
land, Oregon The next rame on the
register was in the same handwriting and
read, Miss Holman, Portland, Oregon. !"
Times representative who called at
the Cosmopolitan on the evening of
March Bird asked for DR. Applewhite. The
clerk said: "rhey left today for Bakers
field. !" who" queried the reporter,
and the clerk rejoined. "Dr Applewhite
and his niece" 1t was learned also that
they occupied rooms 80 and 6l, which
are not suite rooms, and ate all their
meals together in the dining room.
When description of Mrs KENYON
was given, the clerk declared that tie
personal appearance of Miss Holman
Tailed with il exactly When they left
the hotel however, they did not 20 to
Bakersfield, but the Doctor at leas,, went
to Stockton where he Iemained until last
Monday evening. From there repeated
in one to a friend he states that while he
has been imprudenl in being in the comp
any OF Mrs Kenyon at San Francisco.
there has been nothing more; that the
woman is now in San Francisco where
che has position in private family;
that he will arrive in Corvallis in short
time, and will be able to prove himself
innocent and much injured by the scan
dal Kenyon, the deserted husband has
been before the authorities repeatedly
asking that 4 warrant be issued for the
arrest ci both parties, but with what sue
cess has not been learned.
Too SrSrIcIoUs.-Salem has a man as
suspicious OF boxes as Muicahy, recent
ly OF the o p, but now almost forgotten.
The Independent says: Las: evening
We published the account of Mr. ] A
Hunt receiving a threatening letter
iron some unknown party stating there
was way OF getting rid of men when
they did not stand up for their party
and cause. A few davs after receiving
this letter he received a little package
through the mail, Nothing accompan-
led 1t TO show who sea; it or for what
reason II was sent. 1t was suspicious
looking !'ttle box and Mr. Hunt became
the field and buried it. This morning
an investigation was made and il WAS
found to have been sent to Mr. Hunt by
Salem jeweler and inside the package
instead OF being filled with dynamite
there was neat little scarf pin which
the ieweler had made and sent to Mr.
Hunt
c p PREsBYTERY.-0regon Presbytery
OF the Cumberland Presbyterian church
finished its deliberations Wednesday
morning at 10 80 and at which time q
sermon was preached by the moderator
Rev E 7 lngle to an appreciatiye audi
ence. This session was well attended
&Dd more than usually interesting. In
addition TO the usual routine OF business
some wholesome amendments TO stand
ing rules governing presbyterv and its
committees was passed. The attendance
of local church and friends. has been
good throughout and much in;eres:
manifested. Three candidates for the
ministry were received, aud one passed
to licensure. Bro VI MCGEE, principal
OF the Sodaville Seminary was heard in
behalf OF the school. which was fayoTa-
bly, received. The Lext regular session
will be held at Sodaville 10 October next.
THE SPECIAL MEErIxe1s at the Unitsd
Presbyterian church drew out large
audience .ast evening. The sermon was
preached by Rev 6 E Haxes of Portland.
Rev Hawes is an eloquent speaker. His
| illustrations are graphic and TO the
point his text was one OF great power
Christ lifted up" As the Israelites
looked upon the brazen serpent and
lived, so must the sinner look upon
Christ lifted up on the cross. True life
is in look, look and live. The appeal
made by the speaker TO young men was
very impressive, and canno; fail In
bringing the arrest of thought which
Is all that is needed TO shog them that
they are not walking in the marrow path
which leads into the light. Rev Hawes
will preach again tonight, all are ur-
! gently invited to come. The Bible
Readings at O'Clock are very interest
ing and helpful, you are also invited to
| them.
FoCGHT FOR FREkDoH.-A Corvallis
paper says that the O P train from Al
bany yesterday had an unwelcome and
unwilling passenger. He was a tall,
handsome young man, and from indul-
gence in cocain aud morphine was as
wild and Teasonless as an unnamed beast
1t required two strong men constantly
to hold him, and when the west side
stopped to receive him from the o 2 at
the crossing north of town il was all
that four men could do TO make the
transfer. The demented man fought,
kicked and struggled vainly to escape
his keepers. An eye witness describes
the scene as terrible sight. sThe west
side toos him TO the Kelley Institute at
Forest Grove. His name could not be
learned.
| OREGON ISD!ANs.-The following are
the names of Indian tIihes that were in
Oregon at the close OF 1893, says an ex-
| change. The names were revised by
Major ] w Powell. In many cases the
corrupt names have come into such gen.
eral use that the Ieviser deemed it i'm
polite to change them: Kalapuaya,
| klakama, Lukiamnte. Molele, Neztucca,
Rogue River, Santiam, Shasta, Tum-
waters, Umpqua, Yamhill, klamath,
Modoc, Walapape, Yyhuskin band Of
Snakes (Shoshonil. Alsiya, Coquelle,
Cusa, Skoton. Saiustkai, Siuslaw. Toot-
tootna. Cayuse, Umotills, Walla Walla,
John Day, Piute, Temo, Warm Spring,
Wasco and Paiute.
The case Of the state against DR. J d
Sp0nogle, arrested for rape was given to the
jury at press time 1t did not develope
anything very sensational. Every body
except the attorneys in the case. and court
officers and one witness, were excluded.
In the case of the state agt J F Simpson
indicted for manslaughter, though not yet
done the prosecuting attorney will move
for dismissal of the case. There is sale
To ba no evidence against the defendan
that amounts to any thing.
mot true bill'' was found in the case
of the state agt Chas Downie, w L Ham
mer and Jas Bonlin.
In the case of Munkers agt the + an Ins
Co the jury after being out several hour
brought in verdict ofS645 for the plaintiff