The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-07-20

his liberty, and substantiate 1t with
proof. The deed was 10 be done tonight.
and he confessed to already having placed
in Enright's hands tools and implements
that would result in his escape. An in.
vestigation at the Jail confirmed ie
statement, several tools for saving out
being found in Enrights possession.
White also made the startling comics.
zion that upon Enright's getting out their
plans were to go TO Pendleton, where
they would rob the leading bank at that
city and get big booty.
A couple coats were stolen day or
two ago from Mr J Graham's. White
divulged the fact Yesterday where they
were, claiming that he had seen a man
take them there, and they were found as
he had stated. 1t is no, difficult to guess
who was the thief. White came from
Salem here i, is probable the people at
that city know more about him than Al
bany people. He was here ostensibly to
bail Enright out; but did not do much
in that direction. 4 woman is also SAID
TO be mixed up in the attempted Jail
break.
The Sherids are holding a convention in
Portland.
A young child of MIR E wagstaa died
this morning
Nh Lconey, ofJederson, supplies the
state insane asylum With rs pounds f
butter weekly.
New York papers Of July arrived to-
day. Good enough, and q fact Cpcle
Sam Is equal 10 almost any emergency.
Linn county people wishing business
~sF si.AA - - ~NEsa L.
pany will find the seattle Lard Company
such one.
The Southern Pacific abroad Company
Is going 10 take the olt-tAsEloned bell
cord iron its trains and in its place will
be small whistle 10 warn In: engineer
10 stop. This may be sounded by pres.
ng button.
Mr. Fred Reis had twelve or fifteen
young chinese pheAsanis With large
corral for than but the hard hand OF fate
took away their life, and all dird. The
chilly nights were. iva much for the tender
breasted eelesiial>.
Miss Abbic Mills. Deaconess OF PORT
land, will speak IN the Methodist EpIsco-
pal church this evening The public are
invited. yiss Mills viii appear in the
gzrb Of 4 DeAconrSs. The service will
begin At S O'Clock.
Al Salem yesterday the TO mile bicycle
race at the Lone OAK track fair grounds
was won by Chester Murpltf n 3rssS I-S
Six started. One nt ahesss. sstsaass. seia
s~si er1Se Ti's right collar bone,
The city jaii has been greatly improved
under The supervision Of Chief OF Poll
Lee. 4, Is now in habitable condition.
zsa tt
have done the work effectively.
1t vas recently reported tha: the busi-
ness of Mr. Wiley b Allen, the well kEo~r
music dealer, OF Portland, had been plsc-
ed In the handI OF receiver The DENo-
csAT Is glad TO learn tina, this Sc not true,
and that there Is to likelihood of anything
of that kind.
The grand lodge 4 z < a VI me; in
Portland yesterday. The following off,
GERS for tie ensuing year were elected:
Philip S MALCOLM, of Portland, grand
master; Philip Metschan. Salem, deputy
grand master: w II Hodson, S.ay:on,
grand senior warden. I l. Wallace. Alba
ny, g,and junior warden; d c Nckercher,
Portland. grand treasurer; S + Chadwick
Salon, grand secretary.
Mrs Laura Goltra Starr, is in The city
the guest OF her parents.
Sheriff McFeron is in Portland attend
ing the sherif's convention.
Mr. Will Wolf feit this noon on busi-
ness trip to Portland.
F. Davis and family returned this
noon from a visit at Harrisburg.
Misses Helen Crawford and Jane
Morris went to SaleIn this noon.
NJ Senders and family, and F Cros-
by and family left this noon for the Bay.
Mrs John Brush went TO Oregon City
this noon on a visit with her daughter.
Prof Michenor and Miss Elizabeth
Carothers have been appointed assistant
examiners by Superintendent Ruther
ford.
Mr. James Murry left this noon on a
fishing expedition to Nestucca. He was
accompanied as far as Dallas by Deputy
Marshal Humphrey.
Mr. ] r Stockman went to Yaquina
Bay today to meet his wife and daughter,
now on their way from a nine months
visit in the east. For several weexs they
have been visiting friends at San Fran
cisco, where they have been tied up by
the blockade. The Homer is expected
in this afternoon.
The Ladies Auxiliary CT the Y NC A
gave an enjoyable social last evening.
Besides sociability pleasant feature
was short program consisting OF a song
by a male quartet, a pantomime OF Will
CARTONS "fhree Lovers" the poem be-
ing read by Miss Eva Simpson and a
song by ladies chorus, "Those Horrid
Men, Lemonade and cake were served
for q small consideration.
Mrs Med Moore, OF Prineville, arrived
Friday on visit to the family of, her
brother, Mikes Wilkins. With her two
children, aged eight and ten years, she
made the trip through the wild Cascades
via the Lebanon route. driving team
the entire distance Of about 80 miles.
Few women wonld have the grit to un-
dertake such a journey. - Corvallis
Times.
Oregon seems to be able TO attend to
her own business pretty well nowadays.
Mr. I'd Huston, the Lebanon conduc
tor. and family, will leave this evening
on an excursion to the Metoles, for the
benefit OF Mr. Huston's health.
MrC II Hart has gone TO Harrisburg
to do a job Of paper hanging.