The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1896-07-24
THURSDAY
Was it Dunham.

A maa entered the depot this forenoon
in nervous and suspicious manner, and
asked Mr.. George Vandran. for some Ex.
aminers, it didn't make any difference
how old. Just as they were handed him
he looked at poster with the picture ol
and offer of reward for the arrest of Dun
ham, the notorious California murderer
who killed six people. He acted greatly
disturbed and left the building and down
the track at very rapid rate. Though
smooth faced it was declared he had all
the appearance of Dunham. The same
man was given his breakfast by Mr..
Fred Dawson.
He was arrested by acting Marshal
Reese about II 80 and placed in the cal
aboose. The DEMocRATis confident from
the many pictures and descriptions of
Dunham that this man is not Dunnam
at all. 1t is undoubtedly case OF mis-
taken identity, as is always so common
where there is big reward up for the
arrest of a murderer.
An employe in Fabers brewery, who
knew Dunham in California, saws he
thinks this man is not Dunham, though
he has some of his peculiarities.
The man was turned loose this alter
noon, and left rejoicing.
| ID. Z. Mason and family are at the sea-
l shore.
W. W. Rowell is at the Bellkn.s
Springs ior few weeks.
Judge and Mrs. Blackburn have vons
TO the mountains for their summer va
ton.
Miss Lucy Gard of Albany, is a guest
OF her cousin, Miss Zadis Palmer. OF
this city States
Miss Mabel Grow, of Oakland. Cali
lorna, Is in the city on visit, and is
the guest OF Mrs. Houck.
Mr.. j. II. Clayton, of Portland. il in
tue city on visit With his cousins Mrs.
K. K. Findley and Miss Jennie CLAYTON.
Joe Ralston left this morning for Ar
iington where he viii spend the summer
with his brother Lonner, who resides
near that city.
mrs. Dr. McAilister is lying dangerous /
Y Ill at the family residence in this CITY. |
Dr. ). +. Jessup, OF Salem arrived here
last night as consulting physician in the
case.-Eugene Guard.
W. IL. Mansfield, foreman in the r. NJ
othce, Went 10 Portland this morni..g n |
VISIT his sister, who resides in San Fran
cisco, and who Is temporarily in Port
land Tor lew days.-The Dailes T, N.
Coz. Frank j. Parker, editor Of the
Waila Wala Statesman, was in the To-
day. Col. Parker is Z. $ marshal for /
his district and gold democrat. Po-
he hardly knows where he is al.
A pleasant reception was rendered
hev- Chas. F. Nishart, last evening. by
Ar. and Mrs. c. II. Stewart. Il, was .
lawn affair and was greatly enioved. A
good program was presented during the
evening and delicious lunch sery.d
Mrs. Z. F. Stephens left this morning
ler Portland. After attending the De-
s1ee OF honor grand lodge in that city
she viii visit Albany and Yaauina Raw
ano will be absent from the CITY ahon,
'ix xsFEeeks.-TLe Dalles T. NJ.
This morning at 9 30 o'clock occorred
'ne o. ihe most imposing wedding eere-
hohiss ever performed in Salem. I'll
has tae nnion OF Miss AIDA Davenpor, :
mo Mr: 1arey +. Martin, and was at
enned oy several hundred of SaIeun,s /,
1est people a. Unity church. The cbn.rb
sas beautifully decorated for the even,
y the ladies' OF the society. The hall
hd Vesabuie were garnished with swe.a. .
'eas, while the auditorium was ses- ..
ooned With mammoth purple and wild =
Iemaus. 4 large arch spanned the :
ront OF the platform. from which Was !
u speIdsd horse shoe, all decorated /.
Nn Ia Marque roses. white lilies and
ariands OF Wild vines. The ceremony
Ias beautifully performed by DR.. Cone
1hu; ana was witnessed by Salem's les. 4
eepie, including the state officials and q
% npioyes, and the officers and employees &
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