The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-07-27

A BRIDE OF A MoNTH.-Hon A ] Babb,
of Eugene aged 20 years anu Louise Lolu
Ivan aged 20, were united in marriage
ON June IA. On July IA, just one month
afterwards the bride deserted her
sprightly old liege i5rd and master. On
- the 9th, few days before Mr. Babb
showed his appreciation of his wife by
deciding her half interest in his farm.
Last week a warrant was issued for the
arrest of Mrs Babb and Duncan Scott on
the charge of adultery. Mrs 'Babb was
found in Portland and taken home, and
declares her innocence of the charge
but says she will not live with her hus-
band. Scott could not be found Mr.
Babb publishes the following self ex-
planatory notice: A deed from A j Babb
to Louise Lolu Babb, dated l4th day of
June, was obtained by falsehood and
: fraud, and is illegal besides, All persons
are warned not to purchase the same as
the right will be legally contested to its
full extent.
Later.-Duncan Scott was arrested
last evening as being party to the crime,
and was bound over to appear for trial
this afternoon with bonds fixed at $500.
Mrs Babb has confessed the whole story,
and conviction OF Scott is almost certain.
LIsr OF Patents granted to Pacific
states inventors this week. Reported by
9 Snow & Co, solicitors OF American
and foreign patents, opp U S Patent Of
fee. Washington, D c.
J 9 Brown, Santa Barbara. Cal, nut
lock; ] w H Campbell, San California,
food product and apparatus; F X Cote
4 Corbeille, Everett, Wash ,saw-guard;
M Crawford, Jr, Stockton, Cal, tapping
machine; F A Dixon, San Jose, Cal,
Fruit-jar; + Enoch, II Fugel, ] l. Cooke,
Oakland, and 6 FW Schultze, Berkeley,
Cal, automatic boat-davit; Z + Hanson,
Spokane, Wash, locomotive-engine; w
Z Lawlor, Portland, Oregon, electric
belt; A Lee, New Whatcom, Wash,
magazine gun; Lobree, San Francisco,
Cal, Dough or batter kneader. F Nc
LaGghlin, Oroville, Cal, elevating device
Tor bottles; K Nagle San Francisco, Cal,
truss; M l. Noble & E Buxton, Forest
Grove, Ore. hinge for school-desk seats.
y Olsen, Oakland, Cal. hair-clipping
machine, c A Palmquist Spokane Wash,
washing machine; H Rich, Corrahtos,
Cal, rotary drier; E P Roche, San Fran
cisco. Cal, buttonhole repair-pa.ch; J
and ID ShultiS, Los Angeles, Cal, ma
chine for the manufacture OF ashpaltum
pipe; F G Stamford, Gilroy, Cal, fruit
pitting machine; G W Strong, San Fran
cisco, Cal, amalgamator and settler.
DIDN'r MATERIALIzE.-Char SEARS,
Capt 0verman, E E Goff and Charles
Anderson, who have returned from In
dependence, where they went to attend
the bicycle races, report them a failure,
for the reason that they did not come of,
that is the principal ones. The novice
race was run, with three Salem men in
it, and was won in 2 :53 but the riders
present refused to enter the other con-
tests unless the medals were guaranteed
to be as advertised, which was not done,
1T being learned that they were simp
silver gold plated instead OF solid gold as
advertised, Hewitt, Frssier and Howell,
OF Portland, and Sears of Albany, the
fastest riders in the Northwest were
present and ready 10 ride.
Poor MAIL FACMTIEs.-As regards our
xaail facilities Brownsville is but slight
degree in advance of what she was in the
40's and SOS, when the msjcr portion of
the inhabitants of the vast expanse
of beautiful plains and numerous
picturesque hills which surrounds
this place, consisted of the festive
red men. Some four months since
a contract was let for the carrying
of mail between this place and Halsey.
This, together, with the train, furnished
us mail facilities, which, while not the
best, were bearable; but now the route
to Halsey has been discontinued, couse-
quently we will receive mail hereafter
occasionally, only. This must be rem
edied.-Times.
TIE CnAUrAUQUA assembly at Oregon
City begins tomorrow. The program
indicates successful gathering. Among
the speakers of particular interest to Al
hanypeople, are. Rev CIV Gibony who will
talk On "Our Young People" on Tuesday
afternoon; Rev G + Hawes on "The
Little Citizen" in the evening; Noel II
Jacks, on the Y NJ G A; Roland ID Grant.
DIR Brown, DIR Edward Loche, Mrs Dun
iwaY and many others. Rev Condit is
down for the opening invocation Thurs
day morning