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

Mr. and Mrs ] A Gross are here from
Ashland.
Or Edward Clark of Portland, a former
Albany "boy," spent Sunday IN Albany.
Mr. S E Young has been confined to his
nov considerably better.
Mr. and Mrs D G Schell have gone to
Elk City for several weeks for the bnett
OF the formers health.
Mr. Ralph r Dunniway, once a resi-
dent of Albany, and Miss KateS Scher-
meThorn, were united in marriage in
Portland on Sept 20.
Mr. Jack Hammill and Newport man
have invented gold saver which they
propose to operate at Yaqcina Bay. II
saves 80 per cent Of gold with ease.
Peter Ruettner and Perry and Doc
Conn returned Saturday evening from
the mountains with the very modest
record Of four deer captured.
A full page illustration OF the two pol
itieal bosses OF San Francisco is the work
| of Homer Davenport, formerly Of Silver
ton in this state. 1t shows him to be
master OF his trade.
MIR III White left the mines last n ght
at O'Clock and arrived in Albany this
forenoon, travelling all night. He came
to consult DR. Maston for an injury re-
ceived while working there.
Mrs Narcissa White Kinney, president
of the State W c U, and one Of the
| brightest and ahlest women on the coast
| in fact in the e S, was in Albany today
night. She will be in albany coon. See
1 NM fofa fo1 fnr n
Mrs Kinney's address in Salem.
Mr. and Mrs George Hochstedler have
returned from their trip to the Sovereign
grand lodge OF the Knights of Pythians
recently in session at Washington. Mr.
Hochstedler reports the meeting a great
success, Washington doing itself credit
in its entertainment of the representa-
| tives. An important event in the history
If the lodge was the action taken Tor the
esta ablishment Of a new constitution
modelled after that of the Q s, that vii
contain many important provisions. One
of the fellow representatives OF Mr. Hoch'
stedler was an old school mate OF the
Man about Town, now a Cheyenne law
yer, who was honored by being placed or
the committee for this important work.
Tie weather was excessively hot, as baC
at night as during tine day, not very con
genial to an Oresonian uzed to COO
nights, and Mr. Hochstedler persPired
away seven or eight pounds. They are
glad to be back in Oregon as much al
they eujoyed the experiences OF the trip
No rs engine is being antirely over.
hauled.
Two girls at Gervais picEed thirteen
boxes of hops in one day.
Regular meeting of the W CT U to-
morrow afternoon at 2;3o.
Anime year old by In the esst few
days ago rode bicycle one haf mile il
l;i4, beating the Salem time.
Ore or two more steamers are q be pu
on the Yaquina route at ,eas; tempo ari',
to meet the increased demand for trans
portation.
: The increased attendance at the stat
fair does not indicate much poverty. TIL
D receipts were considerably more thar
, last year.
. The central school opened today wit
good attendance. Until the Madiso
: school opens It will be lmpossibl- to tel
! what the attendance will be.
A team with load of bsled hav ra
Y past the Democrat Office at $50 m t
E day, stopping on the big bridge. Ownei
John Williamson.
> Robert Steele, near Airiie, Polk count,
raised this season 4ooo bushels OF barle
on 30 acres of land, or I33 bushels p'
acre. Two weeks were spent In cudn
0 the 90 acre field.
The regular quarterly meeting Of the
INCA will be held at the associatio
next Friday evening at 8 O'Clock. Tn
!, is the meeting for the annual election {
{ four directors. A full attendanc: OF tn
q active members is desired,
y terrific cyclone swept over southeas
= ern Minnesota and the adjoining stat
! last Saturday. killing at least fifty PeoPl
wounding several hundred, an causii
an immense loss t. property. Cne OF u
owns visited snd where several we
Killed and wounded and NUMBER hous
were blown down. Spring Val y, IS q
home Of the parents OF the Man abo
Town, who rejoices that none OF Z
II names of his f7lks is In the lis OF he u
vi unfortuua'e e victims of the Cycions.
BLIND ToM.--A Buffalo paper says
Blind Tom: The announcement that iii
Tom, the. wei-kno musical geDlns wou
give concert in the Star Theater. drew
large audience last night, despite the VI
disaQreeable weather.
For two full hours he 80 thoroughly
tertained his auditors that not one left
building until he had returned his than
after playing his old descriptive piece,
Battle of Manassas" Tom plays W
skill, taste and power. One of the m
agreeable efforts was The imitation o
music box, wherein most delicate tol
was shown.
aties cl4ap c, .sso0 wearers Z
very neat. Ats E YouNc's.