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


weeks ago the DEMocRAr published Al
item from Portland TAPER aboas former
Albany lady. The following from the
Telegram is a continuation Of Il: Mrs A g
Nelson. who saTae tao months ago eansed
the arrest Of her husband, HoFatio Nelson,
on charge adultery. Of which be was
acquitted. has inst come out Of the hospital
where she has been yesy lll. She called az
the Telegram oFioe today 10 rsfute certain
allegations made as ainst her b, Nelson.
saying: The statement usads by Nelson
that had bssen married SIX times Is posi-
lively false Ny first husband is dead. and
my next vas ' nzvsapoEt. who, soon after
oS-r mArTis ge. robbed ne and ezsnsuIssd to
hare me murdered tor this o9ezse he
Was IN jail here SIX months ] first met
Ar Nelson 4: my mothers home IN Ioxa-
he knew ali Ezy his.ory before cur marriage
which took place in Vancouver in Nay.
1895" Mrs. Ne s0n has been resident OF
this city y years and Is devout member
Of the FiEx. Bap;is: church He friends
here arc among the rno.s respectable pe0
pie all Of whom voaeh for her truthtalness
aud irTepruzchsble character Ia Albany.
where she is also wsl known. her zcsaaint-
ances speak II her IN The highe-t terms
sEEExADED. The college boys ami girls
we're cut in full foroe lass evening serenad-
ing their frlsRds The sophornc-es we're
particularly oonspic1oa> with a banner
eezrIng their name. capped with skull
and cr>s soEes. tie skull 80 arranged that
the loser iaw css.i he raised and lowered
al will preseE;ings grave Ike appearance.
The Man about Town hal just resIrai when
teesr voices IN uSe1odlUus strains sounded
and bounded among the trees of his froa.,
yard TIE serensde ended with the follow
ing remarks made IN a very impressive sEd
emphatic manner:
Burma lakz.
BarTna lAka-
Bow, WOW. wo=.
Ching laka.
Ching Iaka-
Chow, choS, ch-w.
Burma Laka,
Burma laka.
We are fhs b.ays cf AilsaDx
Prvoru Rows .T rur Fam ~,,,5
~. -, -
i, - - 80 - - '.ssy
y seaa1 80 - ll;1'c - ~ o'a.,A a aAs
taaI yesterday anu %A'SAEH iut Sile seSefA
a. 1ioAn! ooss @ - tne heiaEa sc4,o@ parade:
!, ne - 3csrtlas ,eiIs ae,'ut II - itito"s- A.
= =. 'te stAIe reform ssassso, ooys h1AIenea
in.1 uae ktoat'A< - lISli' y. 1e gLA.V sis1 a.,
a aIsIn ., = In '.s<sl q lsle s''ss "a tns
r me ~ Eanse1 sosli< men "a SO, 90 sc 3f
/. lAhA - Sssa"si '',e ssises a, "a '''s VIl'9-
my; @11 SHpt "iat10AS, - ~ t'seI
ntA1 gray unuol as tiey Pss@sn'S1
spiendie aplseAtai'Se' ana won great CrsSsit
Ios ti,e institution @ ot tlsi, conoue'- s Inc
by eights IN battalion drill. The bows next
revelved IN haif-usoons an circles, hcl0ing
the aiteation OF tue large audience IN tie
grand stand. hey evolved IN al forms
and finally went OF in sIngle ME. tapering
down from young men full grown TO ten
year olds- As iheJ gave the salutss the
thousands cheered asain ana again All
the boys coudncsesi themselves IN gentle
manly manner ihat was crea'tahse 10 the
state and to the mana cement
UhOioEpLf oo'-p'- h'7s'etuAs ai'tfhoon
about o'clock Mrs Schott and son Johnny
arrived IN town from stayton to visit the
fair. ana having a young morse .hat was
in Sinnson' : addition and 50 left their
buggy at the barn of S Beck. and put the
horse in a ueiphhor's barn near by. Some
time last night thief stole the buggy. and
then went and appropriated for his use a
roam mare four years old, belonging to
(shaS Rn,,sll~r1 ftan x-a,t sa,-as. ~ n Ar