The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-04-27
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Ak EfGHT HoUR DEBATE

AN ErGmT HoUR DEBATE.-Albany WI
0 the scene Of big debate yesterday.
D man came all the way from Los Angeles
D debate on the Immortality of the sou
B Bishop Dillon, of Salem, of the Unite
D Brethren church. and Rev Bowman, of Ii
J Angles, of the Adventist church, alternate
, every half hour in discussing matters in
! mortal. Bowman claims that in Adam a
! sinned, and that a soul is created onl
, through Christ, that when man dies h
J sleeps until the judgment day, when he
! Judged; if condemned, eternal death is th
punishment. bishop Dillon breaches tn
Immortality of the soul straight. Two an
a half hours in the forenoon. the same il
the afternoon, and three hours in the even
ing were occupied in tie discussion. Tn
debaie ended rs it began. To quite an ex
tent it was a foot bali game with words
Both sides probably claim victory in ar
gument. The Nan about Town did no
hear any of the debate and learns of i
through those who did. The judgmen
seems TO be that the followers of each sid,
remain of the same opinion as before.
RECOGNIZED. Speaking of the demo
cratic excursion over the bar the Astoriar
says; The occupants of the csanneries ant
factories facing the river bid good cheer Il
tile excurs:onists by the waving of hand.
kerehlefs and an occasional hurrah for
Galloway; and even the sea gulls were
thicker than usual, as though they were
surveying the crowd with the hope that
they. too, might have an opportunity To
| help amuse the strangers. They hoveresl
| over The steamer for some distance down
the river. attracting the attention of all on
board 10y their graceful swoops and cir
ealngs, and one that seemed 10 be the boss
sea gull OF al came down over their pVotec-
,or from Linn county. the Hon "teff, -
Myers, who had lebored 80 har, while in
the legislature for the passage Of the bill
Tor their protection, and gave him the
right hand of felIowship-yes, gave it TO
him twice.
CLOSED FoR AwHI .E.-I'h0s Kav has
smut down his tannery and will soon make
an effort 10 organize a new company 10 run
II. lie says 1t pays even better than the
woolen mills and the product in the marke,
y takes capital 10 run it, Thos Kay saws
they have now $4,000 in the tannery ana
money Is % close that ii takes all his capi
Ia 10 run the WOODEN mill A meeting will
,-e called after Mr. hay returns from .Frisco
10 consider the matter. lie goes next week
-Sa.em Journal.
THz SOLDIER HoNE-The work on the
Soldiers Home Is rapidly nearing oampls-
ton. and President Mullen exusa-ts 10 hava
The building ready for occupancy not Later
than May 5th. The waterpip.as are now
being laid throughout the grounds. and
~orkmen are busy in every direction nat
ting on the finishing work TIE electric
iighi wires have been pat NJ and the b1rsa
l. now connected with the p.ower ia
iion IN the city. The water COMPANY have
a force % men putting in a main from
West Roseburg 10 the home and j. will h.
a feE days until the water Is tnrnei ar,
kvery thing will be in readiness III the
dedication Of tie home. which !. - tad.
place on the lQth 4 nex; month.-Fla.u-
dealer.
sHANGHAiED.-Worl reaches % tfat
Bert Waugh, former brakeman On the
- / passenger train, was reoent!Y shang-
haied, at Coos Bay. where be had vory 4,
fsork. Il seems tina: Bert was wckiuy on
the vessel helping 10 load IT, Jas; before
ihe load was completed the mate sent him
down IN the bold 10 work. and xhiIe be
w2s down iAeue the vessel got under way
aud sal-ed with Bert an unwilling uasseu
ecr. The vessel was San Francisco bound
however. and Il Is more likely that Bert
'Fls i-esia5tiy satisfied to he shanghied after
he got over MS sSAre --Toleio Leader.
Loxc SENTENCES. Dep1ty Sheriff Si.e.
more, Of jackson county. brought two mis-
oners down today and turned laara over 10
Superintendent Downing. for safe keeping.
i'ss Iniscrean;s arr Frank Yocuaans and
Harvey Martin The first vas sentenced 10
hiieen yaars ami the latter twelve years for
the same crime. AMI that of assault. and
robbery. The sentence Is a heavy one.-
s2Ls,In Independent. The latter received
three years less on account u pleading
guliF. Harvey Martin is a son Of l. Martin.
now deceased. Al cd resident Il Alisaus.
Harvey went to school a; Albany and vAs
an average kind Of boy
WILL NEED TuEx -:be Toledo Lea Ter
says: There is inst no use talking. The
nomination Of Il Weaiheriord. of Al
haly, Is the strongest ore that possibly
could have bs-sn made. and he wiH nun
Blnger Hermann the race Of his life. Mr.
WeathsrforSi Is extremely popular and i a
Just, honest, upright and conscientious
nan. and man Of great ability. The
rsssnhlican majority is an immense on. 10
0vsrc0u.e, but Mr. Hermann can Just thank
has lucky star that il il just as large as il Is.
for he Is going TO need everyone Of them.
DgArU OF AooB NKwMAx.-Hou Jacob
Newman, well known and highly re-
Epected citizen Of this counts died Monday
s,fter long illness. aged 65 years De
erased took an active part in politics. and
WIS member of the Legislature on,. term
tie leaves one daughter. Mrs q Kinder.
His death is mournel by large number Of
Tisuds.-Adyance. Linn county loses a
geed citizen and many will regret heari ng
of his death.
SERIOUS sAccIDENT.-A dispatch from
Brownsville states that Frank [ Stanar,l
was kicked by horse last evening causing
serious injuries He was insensibe; but
hopes were entertained of his recovery.
The Lebanon Advance SAYS: Dr A
Lamberson Of this city. heretofore Il prom
| inent republican. has renounced allegiance
| to the ''g p" and come over to the
party of liberty" The DIR does thi
through sense Of duty; says he has beel
under conviction for some time and feel
happy since he threw of the burden. Tn,
DIR Is a well read man, good talker. an,
champion Of the people rights.
The ,Woodburn Independent SAYS iha
though there are no saloons there men get
drunk right along. 1t wants TO know how
to remedy 1t.