The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1894-11-02
MrJ Shea, Of the Sweet Home countr,

"ae navigating our ckiceto aou1g.
A farewell dancing party was rendered
Miss Alma Pfeifser last evening previous
| TO her departure for her home in Coun-
ell Bluffs in few days.
Mr. G II Ralston of the customs office.oi
Portland, IL in the city attending court.
Mr. Jones' Davis was in the city today.
Mr. Davis has moved from his farm into
Shedd where he will reside this winter.
Mr rSena Mcfarland returned last night
from Upper Soda. He reports terrific
weather. There was about four inches
of snow there and twelve on Seven Mile
Hill.
| ED Haven, resident OF Albany four
teen years ago, then an attorney and
| Justice OF the peace. is now n Congrega-
tional minister preaching In town near
Sacramento, Calf.
Mr. Oscar Marshall.t alter an absence
OF q couple years in the east, spent mostly
| in Minnesota, returned to Albany this
noon, rejoicing at again being in the
webfoot state. Last summer he played
second base for the Mankatoes, his club
defeating everything in it's class.
Mr. Chas Fie.ds, son-in-law of VIM
RumbaugA, and A w Lambert, county
treasurer OF Multnomah county, both OF
Portland, returned today from hunting
expedition upon Green mountain aad
around Halsey. They killed two deer on
the mountain and several geese and
ducks at the latter place.
Charles Watts and D B Monteith of
Albany passed through Salem yesterday
for Portland, where they expected TO
attend q meeting OF the game wardens
OF the state for the purpose OF discussing
and formulating new game law TO be
presentedito 10 the ext.legsslature.-States-
man.
Mr. Fred w Piper, who formerly re-
sided with his parents in thiscity, and q
brother of Ted and George Piper, city ed
itor and reporter respectively on the Ore
gonian, has just been admitted to the
bar by the subreme court OF Idaho, where
he passed n ersditable examination. He is
now located at Moscow and will practices
Law at that place Salem Independent.
Thomas Cation, at one time q resident
OF this city, and an attorney at law. is q
candidate 70. congress on the democratic
ticket in the state Of Washington. Mr
Cation will be remsm bered by old time
residents as being one OF the attorneys
connected with the celebrated murder
trial of Beal and Baker who were hanged
in this city for the murder Of old man
Delaney, and who at that time Was Sc
vereiy censured for the interest he took |
in their defense. As the state OF Wash |
ington is republican there is not much |
probability ef his being eleeted.-Salem |
Independent.
Stormy weather Is reported AZ The Bay. |
The South Coast has no, yet sailed, nor |
the Homer arrived. though due.
There is law requiring sign boards at |
forks of roads; bu, Il is said little or no |
attention is paid to IL In this county.
Bad Komrp killed Chinese pheasant,
near Harrisburg, Monday, that measurrd
from It's beak TO the end Of The tail --5H |
inches. This Is the largest bird ye, re
ported killed this season. .-G3ard.
A Eugene paper boasts Of the following
distinction for former resident of tha,
eitv II r Mcclure, formerly OF this city.
North Pacific Whist League. organized nt
Tacoma Saturday. and 10 include WASH
ington, Oregon. idaho. Montana and
British Columbia.
The East Oregonian recently csnsur.d
Prosecuting Attorney Read for swearing
in open court and Judge C.iffo for mol
q
are very wr1thy a, the editor Tor his very
just criticism. The East 0regonian did
perfectly right. and we are glad to see
that he does no: care . snap for these two
climbs of the law. That
Is the idea. A newspaper Is alright when
il shoots with taffy; bu, let il fie few
facts aud there Is row.
Speaking of the recent Masonic recep-
Al. an In thfs civ the Corvallis Times avs
A party Of u masons and their ~ives
lraternsliy visited the albany lodges by
special train Friday night, the occasion of
the official Walt of Grand Master Malcolm.
They were royalty entertsined BY the
Alhsnians, and returned delighted with
their visit. Messrs Bryson, Yates. Peet
and Letchsr did the speech making &, the
These inier-iodge visits by the
various orders of Corvallis and Albany
wipe out the iilfeeling born Of rivalry tha,
the two towns used 10 show each other,
and establish iass.zd a social relation,
both pleasant and profitable.
The Waites have been thoroughly exS0sed
as to the spiritualistic part Of their per
Torrance; but one can not beat them at
their tricks. They are equal TO any eIner-
gency, for they may have dozen different
ways of doing taings. For instance the
concealed ropes might lie at the young
mediums necx one night, and somewhere
else another, or not on his person at all,
but perhaps in the gas pipe frame of The
cabinet, so thoroughly made that no one
can detect its openings. All attempts to
exposures simply advertises them and that
is what they like.