The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-09-28
TUESD AY

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Times says: They came to this city aud
in company with Receiver Clark made
an examination OF the western port on
of the road. They declined to give any
information concerning their p'aas, or
what they thought of the property. but
made no secret OF the fact that they
were looking over the property with a
view to its purchase. 1t was also learned
from them that q representative OF their
combination went over the property
about two months ago.
A SERIOUS kIcK.-Miss Mary Kendall
while ont driving with Miss Emric ,he
other dav, had one of her lower limbs
fractured by lick from = kicking horse
They were on the Albany road several
miles from town when the horss began
kicking, breaking up the harness and
struck Miss Kendall lick on the leg.
The young ladies borrowed 8 harness
and returned with the fractions animal
and vehicle. An examination by a phv-
sician revealed the fact that the limb
was fractured, and the young lady will
be confined to her room for several
weeks Corvallis Times.
in the city today on trip around the
United. States. He said he proposed to
make the circuit of the whole country,
travelling on nothing, of which he finds
plenty, and sometimes decidedly rocky
picking. He told of two relatives near
or at Lebanon, weli.to-do people; but
his present ragged appearance. Last
srxkt saf l.
beam, and il was very tough work.
Ran OVER THE BRIDGE.-Louey. the
Chinaman, who washes dishes at the St
Charles, was arrested for running a horse
over the bridge last evening, and was be-
ing tried this afternoon before Recorder
Henton for the offense Louey was riding
the blond horse of Trites & Miller and
claims that the horse became fractions 50
that he could not control II, and it ran
against his will, and was not willful on his
part
BoRN-On Tuesday morning, Sept 25,
1894, across the Willamette, to Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. 7. Dawes, a son.
Mr. and Mrs A Hacgleman have retained
from the mountains.
VIII aud Stark will move into The
CuSick block on Oct Remember the
daie and pace
4 message was recently sen; by the
Postal from Victoria B c 10 Manchester
and answer received In 90 seconds, won-
| derfui lime.
! The horss OF James Orjway ran away
Yesterday afternoon, while Mr. Ordway
was returning home from this city. Mr.
| Ord way was thrown out and dragged some
distance before bring released.
A fair complexion Is a jey forever. II
your sister or mo.ncr is no, blessed with
Powder; recommended by all the leading
pay sicians and druggists everywhere.
When bicycles were something OF q
novelty, the sultan of Morocco used them
| as means of puaishiog his ~ives. A
number of the wheels were presented
to him by Frei4ch o.hces The offending
women Of the harem were placed upon
the machines, and b.cdeE TO ride :ound a
track in the palace grounds. They fell
repeatedly, proceeding whi:n greailTy
| amused the sultan.
AL Weaver and Rock Bryson now claim
TO have bea,en the record for bicycle lid
ing between Coryal lis and Eugene. They
left Corvallis at 80 yesterday morning
and made the trip to Eugene in twC
honrs and fifty minutes. They re
mained in Eugene hours aud half, ana
arrived in Corvallis at zine In the evening
II anybody can beA, that record they
will try them another heat.-Tim-s.
Hon F C Hansard, was doing Albany to
day.
Hon G B Montague, of Lebanon, went l.
Vancouver this noon.
State School Superintendent Irwin wa
in the city this noon.
License was issued today for the mar
riage Of J VI PEBBLES and r NJ Norton.
DIR Nat Redpath, of Steilacoom, is now ii
Japan, where he recently went on a trip
having exchanged places with the ship
surgeon.
Mr Barrett was in the city today witt
several ears Of as fine corn as one ever sees
He has three acres Of it, probably 40 bushel
10 the acre How is that for Oregon.
Mrs A Upham and Mrs T ] Site
went to Salem today to attend the Congre
gational state convention that conyenes il
that city tomorrow.
RECEPTION To Ex-PREsrDEsT ooSDTT.
At eight o'clock last night a number G
the intimate friends of Ex-Pres E N Condl
and wife began to congregate at the colleg
to tender farewell reception TO the ma
who for SO many years has so successful
] stood at the head of this institution G
. learning. The company included the men
bers of the Board of Trustees, the Alumr
association, the students Of the colieg
LII G.rxr 18th ".
). of students the lower rooms and spaciou
;, Railways of the college had been TASTEFUL
decorated with an abundance of autumn;
foliage. The society hall especially pre-
:, sented a festive appearance where the wore
!, arranged expressing the purpose of IL
gathering AT 8:45 the program began
:, the society hall with few Introductory r
marks by Professor Lee. Misses Mau
Crosby and Marguerite Hopkins then fs
y yored the company with choice instr
u mental duet. Rev L X Prichard then baG
{ Prof Condit and wife farewell on behalf
trustees. A voice from the Alumni in pc
+ son of MIR Carl 4 Sox spoke of the long al
IS tender relations which existed between q
e, Alumni and Prof Condit. Professor Coz
g dit responded in his usual happy and in
e pressive manner. Then Prof Rowland
re behalf of students, faculty and truste
p Joined tie two administrations by not or
,e saying good Bye to Prof condit, b
ut welcome" 10 Pres. Young. Prof. You
ne responded in manner pleasing and app
u ciaiive to the audience. Miss Ethel Re
field then appeared on the scene and in
few choice sentences addressed Prof a
of Mrs Condit, presenting them with a f
nd family bible and beautiful gold p'
ia these two presents naying been purcha'
= by the students as token Of their este
~ for one whom they had loved SO long. P
ondit's response was pathetic and force
m as ne said ''thank you" Miss Midi
he Burmester rendered choice vocal selecti
Is. 'rhe company was next escorted to the &C
he mercidl room where an elegant lunch ,
IN served amid a profusion Of flowers. Al
nst short time spent socially, the happy co
q pany dispersed about II o'clock with me
,ch good wishes as they said good bye to
and Mrs Condit.
nd My first invoice Of Ladies' coats
Jackets has arrived. S z YouNc