The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-06-29
TUE DAY

At Silverton last Sunday the Salem
club defeated the Silvertons TO o. A
close amateur game.
A fine display of different varieties ol
strawberries at l. Brownel's, attracted
general attention 10 day.
Prof Washburn says late rains arc hos
tile to wheat aphis. A little parasite aIsc
does up the aphis In prompt manner.
Assessor Deakins informs US that he
will complete his assessment of the
property of the county in eight or ten dayr.
Several Oregonian onpositorsrecensly
thrown OFT of work on account of the in
PRODUCTION of type setting machines were
In Albany on their way Sout..
The Sun is the name of The paper to be
started by the compositors in Portland in
opposition TO the Oregonian. The CON-
pany has been Incorporated with a capital
stock of $3S,o
+ E Evans will be In Corvallis next
Friday and Saturday TO canvas for work
for the new dyeing and cleaning establish
ment recently established In Albany. He
will call at residences. Corvallis Times. g.
The ladies of the Congregational church
will serve "chickcn pis" supper with
cake and strawberries at the W @ I II
hall on Wednesday June ~ commercilg
at S O'Clock. Price IS cents. All are
invited.
Misses Frances and Eva French yester-
day received from Rev w II Lyle the
gues. of their parents duiing the general
assembly, couple cards of flowers gather
ed by Mr. Lyle In Nazareth, the hoTe of
Christ
Buy Jour tickets for the excursion on
Ii. - ~ TD
R. Round trip ticket only one dollar.
The fines, cheapest and most pleasant
outing trip of the season. Tickets can
be had at this cfilce or wherever posted
bitls indicate.
! Mr. George Graham, Portland hobo,
was arrested yesterday afternoon for be-
ing drunk and disorde,ly. and fined SIS
and cost. In default of which he Is board
I irg several days at the Lee House. This
afternoon he was temporary stree, COM
missioner with ball and chain accounter-
ment in order to hold his Job.
That Sherar, Wssco county, cloudburs,
cut some very queer capers. The latest
story concerning 1t is that teamster
! hal just fed his horses. before the storm
commenced, using tose bags for the pur-
pose. As the rain began 10 fall he took
] ohNsANa ~ sAANAl NAssGAANC IAC
came in torrents and In few moments
ne saw his four horses Segin TO struggle.
Two of them managed TO get their nose
/ bags of, but the others could not do so
and soon fell. Running 10 them. he
/ found the nose bags had become filed
I with wafer, and tha; his horses were
drowning. Had the owner no, been
wnere he con'd watch them, they would
have drowned wi;hoa; being in water.
Mr. Sam May of Harrisburg is among
tlose attending court.
Mrs 6 Gray. of Eagene. Is in the city.
the guest OF her daughter.
Mrand Mrs James DanuaIs went to VA
quina Bay today on a two weeks visit,
/ Prof b F Parsons. the xell-known opthAl-
mic expert and optical specialist, is IN the
I city after a successful trip south Of here.
/ Mrs Lark Bilye., OF Eugene. returned
Z home this noon after visit al her fathers,
/ Hon X 4 Irvine.
Mrs 0 writsman and daughter went
( to Corvallis this noon to attend the . 4 c
commencement.
! Miss Beth Conner came up from Port
land this noon and Is the guest 81 her
sister Mrs Cal BLrkhart.
Miss Mamie CundiT. the Albany college
contestant in the crasorical contest at Eu-
gene last Autumn. Is in town. the gJIes; Of
Miss Louise W-bler- CoTyallIs Times.
4 petition Is teing circulated for the
pardon of A0rg Wasson. sentenced 10 the
penitentiary life for the murder OF Grubb.
in the Iatters saloon at Lebanon.
MIR Sol Stock. of Corvallis, was in Albany
this neon on his way home from Eugene,
where he had been to make arrangements
for the presentation Of Damon ard Pythias
Mrs II B Williamson. Of Corvallis and
Mrs Thurbyganle nee Wallace. Of Butte.
Montaha. both sisters Of Mrs S'arl Lader-
man, and former residents Of Albany. were
in the city today.
Ted and George Piper arrived in Albany
this morning from San Francisco. The
former continued his journey 10 Sa.em 10
meet his wife and little girl. the latter 4
new conner. while the latter will remain IN
Albany a week. On July lst both young
men will accept positions on the oregonian,
! Ted as city esiltor.
Al the elegant residence Of J ST Raston
last evening a very pleasant farewell re-
ception was rendered Hon and Mrs Geo +
Chamberlain previous 10 their departure for
their new home az PortlOnd. IL will he
with many regrets the people Of Albany
see them leave for other fields. They will
take the universal best wishes If cur eI;i-
zens with them.
The statement that Mr. Wallis Nash
would move into the Chamberlain residence
Is a mistake. The report now is that II
will be occupied in a short time by couple
said TO have been married in San Francisco
on Saturday. On account of lack Of yer
iiication Of the wedding we ara unable 70
make the regular announcement at this
writing.
PLAINTIFFS WIx-The case Of Tatrici
Gleason, Jacob Levy and r u Chandler
against the steamer Willamette Vale )
} was decided against the defendant :Glea'
son will receive abou. 81 200, Levy 81 ,l0(
: and Chandler, whose claim was for per
songl damages, about 500. According
to the decision tie position taken by the
defense that cn account OF the boat be
ing in the hands Of the Oregon court
case could not be brought in California
. does not hold good. This will revive
the old suits, including that OF ID X
Vaughn for S., goo, nearly 800, 900 in all
FIRE At HARRTsBURG. The Harrisburg
: Lumber Company mill burned Saturday
& evening, being totally consumed. TIE ir
originated from a spark from the engin'
and was so fan under way before ii was dis
covered that it was impossible to check it
a Several thousand feet Of lumber and picket
y. were burned The loss was about 5000
insured for $1,000. The company will un
/. doubtedly rebuild in a short time and ma
i put in water wheel as the motive power
which will remove the danger from fire
/. This is the second mill that has been bnrne
d on this site.-Guard.
y Cure for Crippled Children.