The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1899-04-28

for the plaintiff, but confined to the city
Of Scio. AS the defendaut's practice is
| principally outside the city be is not
disturbed at the verdict though against
him.
Continued: Assignment Clark Bros ,
Assignment Albertina Kriesel, assign-
ment A E Hamilton, Mover agt. Albany
Woolen Mills, Mary Jane Miller agt
Eliza Brown, T Munkers agt Benz.
Munkers, Meinert agt StraIne.
Judgment was rendered for TIE plain
tiff in Margarethe Peterson agt. John
Weiss, Dennis agt. Weiss inter- ogatories
ordered issued
Confirmed, sales in Fret National
Bank agt Laughead, and Building and
Loan Association agt Jay w Blain.
CART. PHn.LIrs.-The oregonian today
gives picture OF Capt. Phillips and the
following sketch:
Captain Merrill d. Phillips, the new
ly appointed captain of company |. Sec
ond Oregon volunteers, was born in Du
Page county, New York, October Is,
1861 He came to Oregon With his par.
ent shortly after the close Of the war.
He was charter member OF com pany T,
Second regiment, U. n. G. He served
through the various ron-com missioned
Offices, and Vas elected second lieuten-
ant July is, 1898; fret lieutenant July /,
1895, and captain December IL, 1896.
He was commissioned first lieutena 1t in
company l May II, 1893. The returning
volunteers who have been disabled in
the Philippines speak OF him as always
ready and willing 10 share the fortunes
III upsk ha 80 kxsa
HE wife and baby live in Albany.
THE CHICAGO GIRLS The Chicago
Ladies' Quartet completely captured the
good sized audience at the college last
evening, receiving perhaps the warmest
reception accorded anyone IN Albany,
every number was encored and respond
ed TO. The makeup of the quartet is as
nearly perfect as pos siDle, their voices
blending in harmony, but each possess
ing lite individuality. Miss Dunn has
vers sweet neEzo soprano, Miss Caborn
who was here several years ago, charm.
ing presence and delightful voice, Miss
Lutiger Q remarkable contralto of wide
range and Miss Raymond q deep alto or
oass tnat can never be forgotten Miss
Bolkcon, tie elocutioniet, confines her
work to comedy OF q pleasing nature and
ls an artist in her line.
THR LEBANON FRR.- A Lebanon man
ssys that the recent attempt to burn the
warehouse OF Dalgleisch & Everett ct
Lebanon, 10 the seventh attempt to burn |
Lebanon within Q year. In this case |
while there we're tracks Of only one man |
Il lie thought several we're implicated in |
1t. 1h4 manner in which the fire vent |
put Was certainly remarkable Had it /
gone only q short distance further in one /
direction it would have struck . can OF |
gaeclene. The buiidinA, owned by @ B /
Montag te, wss not insured at all, and |
the stock OF goods only lightly. The |
damage 70 goods ~as about $l25, and !
very little on the bailding.
Those RELIcs.-So much interest has |
been taken in the finding OF the relics 1
10 the pillar of the court house that il /
has been thought best 10 put them on
and the papers have there-
lore been placed in the show window at 1
AcFeron& roulinson's wh ere the curious /
will find them. Judge Boise who held |
The first term of circuit court ir the l
court house was present when the pack
Age was taken ont, md took great inter. !,
sst in the matter. The court house /
though begun in 1854, considerable wark |
being done that year, was not complet-
ID until the later part II 1856:
The MorHKE's CLUB, which Was re.
;ently organized. will hold its fr.t reeu
ar meeting Wednesday, 2 80 m at the
residence Of DR.. Erssine on Ferry ST.
All ~ho are interested in the Welfare OF
children are cordially invited to attend
Ind become members IL they so desire.
4 regular course Of study in "child na.
iure" will shortly be adopted ami now 10
he time TO haze your wishes consulted y
u regard To that course. n
SAR fH PEARSON ADAMS, Pres/
Fred Refs as in Salem, yesterdk. ! /
= A. J. Millef left today for Ses,tk ON II
business trip CD
DR.. D. Nj Jones. Of S t.vile, hi
oeeu in the city. II "
Miss Jennie GalbrAith wentko Port- J
and yestedhy to visit fEiends IN
Miss Merrill and nephew. Eddie Mer-
r'li, came p IRON Portland y lie noon. \
MG. b. Sck. the rustlinxH otegoniAn
900 e man, is in ne city. N
Clyde Ashby h-s been in Salem on a
sit the guest OF bic uncleI N. W.
Hunt.
Ed. Casey, recently IN ,hi. city, mas
taken case in the state printing Office
At SalsIh ~
L,cense las heen Issued for the n4rri-
age of Mr.. Oscar p. rry and Miss Flor |
enCe Cooper.
Ray X .berts has bought the grocery
stock Of F. L. Kenton and taken poss- |
ession Of the store. 4
Mre Monroe and Mrs Pickle, of sant
francisco. are in ihe city the guests Of !
their cOu. in, Mr.. Ashby PesTce. n
Judge E. n. Tandy, OF Harrisburg.
one Of Linn county's early judges, and
best pioneer citizens, is in the city. Il
Reuben Thompson Of this city, havi
been elected valedictorian OF the gradu-
citing class o. seven of McMinnvillesl
college.
Mr. HsnesF, the insn anee man went
10 Lebanon this morning after Insurance.
A fiTe scare makes live business for ip,,
surance men.
Attorney H. d. Norton, OF Eugene,
WWA AbOHA tbC AiOaUy DdI,
move to Grants Pafs May lstt, reside
and practice bis profession. r
A stated Communication III BarzillAi
Chapter No. 10, o. E. s.. vii te held
this Tuesday evening, April 3, in the
Masonic Hall at 80 O'Clock. a
Hon. J. L ClwAn is in from Ward
Spfings and expects to meet Mrs. Cowan
here this evening on her return from
PoFtshd where she has. been the past
week fighting case N the U. s. district
court.-The Dallee 7. NJ. +
MIs. Abigail Scott Dunniway, III
Portland, one OF AlbaDy's early mIlli.
ners, the mother Of several OF Oregon q
brightest Young men, and sister OF the
Oregonian's talented editor, left Portland
saturday for Grand Rapide, Mich, to
attend the National Woman's Suffrage
convention. On the evening OF May 2
Mra. Dunniway will deliver the address
The Gradwohl brick will soon be ready
for occupancy, when Mr.. Gradwohl will
move into il with fine stock of Oeneral