The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-08-17

The Kelley Institute is to be move
from Forest Grove to Salem.
Marshal Petit, OF Indiana. has bee
appointed Indian agent at Klematn.
r 6 Thomas was arrested for shooting
near Turner on the highway and fined 81
and costs on each OF two charges
Pay day Will come On the o as asua
this month, with an increased business ic
report. All turpluses viii be spent Il
betterments.
Mr. E l. Power has purchased the D N
Mcfarland harness shop on Fist street
and will hereafter run IL. NJ, Powe, Is
through workman and reliable business
man.
Yesterday afternoon at Oak and .0rego
In an alteration over young lady or
the streets of the CRY, Sam Brown wal
shot and instantly killed by All Kincaid
Immense excitement, prevailed and there
were fears of lynching bee
YESTERDAY two boys stole a chicken anc
gave II 10 tramp. They were taken In
tow by the marshal and s'eered toward;
the calaboose. After being we'll fright
eped they were allowed to go upoh max
ing some warm promises to do better.
The Oregon lns,ilp'e foi the blind, al
Salem. will open on October /. 1894, with
Z , Boliinger as superintendent. II de-
serves the hearty support OF the public.
A new building has been erected and the
school il well equipped 10 do good work.
Att O'Clock yes terday, at Woodland
Calii, Judge Fisher rendered a decision
In the irain-wreckiug case. He refused
to allow the motion of dismissal, and said
the evidence warranted the holding of all
five deiendents to appear before the super.
ior court.
w Crosby, of the steamer Homer, ar
rived this noon fiom San Francis2.
License has been issued for the marriage
of ] 4 Bowman and Ella Anderson.
L Marshal Grady passed through Al
bany this morning for Portland. after a
trip to Belknap Springs.
Mr. and Mrs Combs went to Yaquina
Bay this noon for the first time after their
long residence in Oregon.
Mr. George Hart, of Grants lass,
stopped off in Albany this noon on his way
home from trip to Sa'em. He is the
guest of his brother, A 5 Hart.
Mrs DIR Hendricks and daughter. Mrs
DIR Davis. returned from the Bay this noon.
coming to the valley earlier than was ex-
pected. m account Of the illness Of MYs
Hendricks brother
DR. G w Maston went to Halsey
this noon in response to telephone
message from DIR Geary for consul
taticn in the case of Mr. Earl, affected with
obstruction Of the bowels.
Maj. Richards, editor of the indianapolis.
News, leading paper Of the middle
west, arrived IN Albany this noon accom-
panied by lis wife. and will remain until
the overland, the guests Of their cousin. Mr.
$ \ Steele. They are members Of party
now doing the coast, and will join them to-
night.
Married, on Sunday evening. Aug II,
1894, ii Albany. by Rev Copley, of the
Evangelical church. Mr +. b nnkle. the
popular and rustling photographer. and
Miss mira + WestbroOk. one of Albany 5
bright young ladies. They have the b,sst
wishes of many friends.
G W Hunt, the railroad contractor. who
spent Sunday in Albany the guest of Judge
Strahan. left this morning for Portland.
from which place he will go by steamer to
Southern California where his men are run.
ming the preliminary survey for railroad
that may be built
Mr. Wm Harmon arrived in Albany las,
night from Nebraska, on vis:, with his
Albany relatives, the Purdoms. He IS a
brother of Mrs Surdom. who has BEEN in
Oregon City with her son Joe. who came
up on the noon train TO meet him. As
they had been parted forty years. the coca.
sion IS joyful one
Jack Walker left today for New York ts
join the Ward james company, with whom
he has secured an engagement. X is 70;
often that an amateur has the gsod fortune
that our Jack has bad, and we know that
he will take advantage Of IL and expect 10
see linn at the top Of the ladder. Corvallis
lnformer. Perhaps n misfortune. No;
one actor in a hundred bat would DO bette,
of the Stage.