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-2- - MORNING-OBSERVED: VOLUME III LA GRANDE. OREGON, WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL 20. 1904. NUMBER 141 LA GRANDE VIEWED THE SITES City Council in a Body Viewed the Different Locations Will Decide Thursday. The mayor and members of the . city oouooil Id a body vie..ed Ibe sitrs "v offered lor tbe n w city ball Tuesday afternoon, Tbey will meet Thursday rSi and etdeavor to deoiilu upon a defl- nite 'ocation. -t Tbe council baa considnred Ibe jl sites offered and it is practioally op- lam that ilie Dj ri'y of the council will favor tbe site uffered by the O R A S Co block 49 known ao tbe ball ground on the bill between the Metbo ;:v diet and Gatholio olurcties. - Tbe sites offered a giveo us by Hie -a mayor last evening aie aa follow: THINKING HARD About the April ' Shirt Waist Sale? We've been thinking ubnut them for come time. Have oue thought nil ex pressed in garments now. ami wo'vo put on them. . . . PRICES THAT TALK -H-4-M All inf-cliotis diseaEts aie j.erm difeatep. Tho geims thrive whcitvor there is, (hyiiBiifss and deeay. The t si defcese against then is ft) make the hoyme so sanitary that germs cannot gel a foot hold. All sinks, drains, cellar?,erset8, and other dancer spots must he kept th iroughly (Uninfected. WjitVfilK) all the reliihle fu uigntors and disiufe'.tantB. Ea- h has its ap proirmrt nse. The quality of evorythiiig we supply is the highest and the pee is'rigit.' Cn give you any ppe ial infonnnlinn you need. NEWLIN DRUG CO. W B Grand's residence property tbe prloe being $10,000 and the city 10 wove the buildi'iga or ouo half ol the traot for 6,600 W B Giandy eff ra another traot 200 feet square situated uear the oily park, free. v . J 0 Henry offers to sell the city hia two lota adjoining the old oity oouo oil rooms on the corner of Fourth and P streets for $)00 Tbe O It & N Co offers block 49 pb above mentioned for f 250 Dr U'Oonnet offers a bluck of land just west of the old crave yard free Tbe site in the wester part of tbe oity where stood tne d - oreaniery wbiob burned was al'o tfired I ee.- RUSSIA NEGOTIATING FOR A BIG SHIP Nh York, April 1ft DwptK- of fioial denials, the World's Hamb correspondent asserts . that ueg x tioua are under way for the pnrobaBe of tiitt great liner DelHeohlan 1 ny tbe Rubsiati government. Trie vess 1. whioh is now lying at Krantsand, on tbe lower Elbe bas been vUitnd by a committee of Russian geutlamen the correspondent add i" and- examined particularly as to her engines and coal capacity . You must have shirt1 waiuls for the coming warm weather, so here is your chance. 1000 waists in our slock and all reduced. Waists ranging in price from 40c up. A nice line of wash silk waists beautifully trimmed in drawn work and insertion at $3 00. Come early as Ihia big sale only lasts three days, ending Saturday, April 16. CHICAGO Defense Against Germs TTTvTTtT TTT IfTTTTII yt FIGHT IS NOW ON Battle Raging at Port L Arthur on Land and Sea--Viceroy Alcxicff to be Relieved. London, April 19 A French dis patch from Iokow states tbat a battle ia raging at Fort Arthur on both land and eea ': St Petersburg Ap.-il ' 20 Viceroy Alexeiff bas requested to be relieved of bia duties as viceroy and bia re quest will be granted St Petersburg April 19 Admiral SkridyolF, appointed to succeed Mak- aroff arrived bare from tbe Baltic today. It was made the occasion for a spectacular ovation . He will re main a Wbf k lo organite a new stuff tbat of Makaroff having been exterm inated. AND TAKE STORE a. J. . a A a. j. j j j a m m m f TTTTTTTTTTTTT 't I f ft f f TTT vTe Japanese one claiming lo bo 1 ao Imperial prince were arrwtcd 9 'vsijg mire Diuaiim ssii w mj uu uu ongolian frontier and banged 24 tnionra alter. ' :'; LI rt- '.. .' ft r iwi w m-i ' a V. oeriin, April iwpiue juoaei au eejgef jftfearns that Vioeroy Aiexieff baa ordered tbe erection of 23 field hospitals bapahle of ;aooommodatimg 20,000 wounded between Mukden and flarbif i JAPANESE REINFORCEMENTS Washington April" 19 Minister Allen cablea tbe state department from Seoul that another large forco Japanese baa just lauded at Chem ulpo with horses, guns and emmuol- 30, .'',-:...;.... FIGHTING) ALONG THE YALU London April 19 The Oentral Newa correspondent at Liao 'Yang sends a dispatch via St Petersburg reporting tbat some important fight ing between outposts baa ocourred on tbe banks of tbe Yalu river 8aturr'ay n'ght aiz Jipanese were killed in an exobange of shota and 40 Russians result are not known. NEW RUSSIAN SUBMARINES Berlin April 19 The Klein Johr- nal announce) that an American en gineer named Meyer has left 8c Peters burg for Port Arthur to supervise tbe construction of three new submariner. Funeral Yesterday Funeral services befitting tho mem ory of. Archie Little were held at Ma soqio hall yesterday afternoon under tbe auspices of L Grande Lodge No , 41 a F 4 A 11. A large number , ol menibeia of tbe lor'ge aud other friends veie present to pay tboir last tributes of respect to tbe departed dead. Tbe funeral sermon waa im pressively delivered by Rev O H King pastor of Central Church. Mr Little waa an old pioneer of this valley and was well known. He liutt been a sufferer for months past and early last Sunday morning death came to his release. ' m J, Democrates Have JVerve The delegates from Malheur county to the democratic state convention, E H JTebt , James Lawrence, the preaent sheriff, and J R Lackaby, walked from llnntlDgton to baker City, a distance of 50 miles, Suuday and Monday, in order to mae connections with a train for Portland, and lie on band at the open ng of the slate convention this morn ing.. : when they arrived at Huntington, Saturday night, the bridges on Burnt river had been, washed out and train service was demoralised. It was a long. muddy, perilous trip by ties from Hunt- ngton to Baker Oity, but they made It, he 10 yeartplri son of E II Teat walk- ng the entire distance with the dele gates. '' . They intended to hire atemn and make tho trip by wagon, . but the wagon bridges had hard the fate of the rail road bridgea aud so the brave demo cratic warhorses made the 50 miles In less than two Jays and are now In Port land serving their constituency in the state convention. New Engines Expected The new freight engines for the ountaiu division of tbe O R 4 N are expected here the latter part of tbi month . Tbey are ol the latest de sign and will add greatly to tbe faci lities of tbe system. Six engines are onilng. Delaware Instructs ALLover, uei., April tu i ne regular lsvablicana today indorsed - Roosevelt and instructed their delegates to for him. vole Neighborhood Club The Neighborhood Club enjoyed a very pleasant afternoon in "Dutch Art" under tbe le dership of Miss Olive Slater. After the usual busi ness the following program 'was ren dered : ilistuncal Sketch Misa Hlatc-r Rembrandt Mrs Carpy Rubens Mrs Geo Currey facta abont art Irom John Iry't "Talks in my Studio" Viewing Art Misa Slatsr Landscape Art Mis Kiddle Shadow Mra Bidwell Aotique Mra Norils Ohlero Oaouro Mrs VVorstell Carnation, Harmony... .Misa Aris-ui Breadth Mrs Reavle ICE Tho ire is now In mot ion. Phone your order to I20it and tho wagon will call promptly. 4 lit 5 10 NONE OF HEARST Democratic Convention at Portland Refuses to Indorse .Hearst- -White . i ... is Nominated. Portland April 19-RR Vatch was choaen teniporaay chairman, R B Mout ague, of Linn, temporary secretary and C L Reams,, of Jackson, assistant sec retary of the democratic state conven tion. Resolutions indorsing the randldacy of Hearst for pica: dent were votad mowu by a vote of 161 tu 115. . . Sam White was nominated for diatrlot attorney lo the 8th judicial district over Turner Oliver ou the second ballot by a vole of 17 to 12. Judge Thomas O'Day waa nominated for supreme Judge and S M Douglas for State "Fcorf and dairy commissioner. Owing to the fact that the telephones were not working good it waa impossible to get the names of the candidate for joint representative : for Union and Wallowa comities. Repeated attempt to get the name wbb unavailing and we ""' " ' P- The same waa true of Jnlr'1 x"1"1"' Harriman is President The O. R. AN. baa been leorgao- i.ed on tbe eame principal as most of the - Harriman lines, with E. H Haniman as its prualdentln the place' yl A. L. Moliler Mr Harriman was formerly aoling as- chairniau of it board of direolors. The head officer, aa announced are: President, E. H. Harriman; vice president and general manager, W. H. Banorolt; assistant general manager, E. E. Calvin, and counsel, R, S. Lovetl. Correction The Observer made an error in pub lishing the list of prises at tbe oegio bsll Saturday -night. There were no prizes given for beat cos turn. -a. All three priies were for caka walking and Lucy : Harmon and Her1 ie Or mond won fiast fjrizc, Nellie Disqua and Charley Oliver tbe second and Etbel Gulling and Archie Stone the third. , Surprising Sale of Wrappers. TWO DAYS ONLY! Wednesday and Thursday. We place on gale our. entire Hue of $1.23 Percale wrappers. Large assort ment of coloring! that will be sure to please. - This ia just the thing for hot days, around the house. For TWO DAYS ONLY. - . . - 98 CENTS tiiti! jri If Jill New Silk Flowers -rJ" llk ": Porto Rico Condition New York, April . 18 Governor Hunt, ol Porto Rico arrived ibis morning from Sao Juan He reports conditions in Porto Rioo generally as enooursglug with American oapltal rapidly finding its way into the country,, . - - No Decision 81 Paul, A pril 19-No decision banded down by the United Slates Circuit Court in the molioo of E. H. Harriman and W. H. Pierce for leave to intervene in the settlement of Ibe Northern Securities Company's case. Judge Sanborn said to the Associated Preat tbat decision woold be given on or before Thursday April 21 Tbe decision is in ooorse of prepirtion Yellow Fever in Texas Dallas, Texas April 10 A serious out break of yellow fever apposite Latdo is officially reported. It is expected a quar antlne will be declared, Appears the earliest ever known, '. I. Death Caused by Worry 8t"Lonls April 18 Physieans who at tended Major Hugb Dennis, stated to day tbat bis death resulted from con tinuous brooding over the conviction ol Benator Burton, because of hia connec tion With the same company. From tbe time of Benator ' Burton's conviction, Major Dennis continually talked of his case, denouncing himself for havlne peamitte I Burton to become a renra aenlativa of the company, ..;;-J . Children Suffocated St Petersburg, April 10 Iu the vill age of Cliadno three children of a worn an who went lo church 8u day enter ed a large trunk v,hila playing Tho heavy lid fell, Imprisoning and su.ll oca t ing the children. - A Pleasant Afternoon The Ladies ol tbe Aid Society of the Preabylerian Church were delight fully entertained by Mra M O Kirk and daughter Miss Margaret on Tues day afternoon from 8 to 6:80 Tbe afternoon was devoted ' to musle, social -conversation 1 and guessing contest in whioh Mra Turner Oliver waa successful and was award 1 a diinly a nvonir. Rifreumente were served. Those present were Moadsmei Ai- drey Rynearson Olwr A t lereon Bart let G'ant Wright Ourr liulmeg Brooi ler J L Riohardson H Hsnseo Heck rioLsin Gilliam Ingall Ormond and L D Reavis. KIMONAS ol the lielit. nirv and comfortable 7 .; jf -some of them trimmed in lace, others in conn' - ,f! . r materials that make pleasing coinbiiiati"I!riv. ' price well that iB light loo ' ' FREIGHT TRAFFIC Was Resumed on the 6.-R:& N.' Yestenday After Several Days up From Floods ?r I - Beginning vtsteiday freiuhl r-traffio on the O R & N east of beie (was re sumed altera tie-up of several days on aeoouui ol the Burnt river -floods fraffio bas been Worse congested than. lor ten years pad. There have been lo tbe yard bare 1 300 cars standing on the side tracks, aa many at Huntington and about 200 at Baker Cfty, ' Tbe yarde at Haines ftave been fll '- ed witb cats, ao grPat has been tbe uongeatioD at the terminals, Freight is now moving as rapidly - aa pow t co be aeoured to carry tbe oars. During tbe past 24 . hours aix v' freight have, goo- east from this point and three1 hate gne west and more will go today. , Oue train of 22, y . oar all loaded with potatoes left the yards yesterday for tho East. :: Perish- ' able stuff aud livestock aro now being received and traffic will now move -lively. Trains will be run every hour to the day lor a short timi, if power Jan be secured to relieve the blockade of box cars. The first train waa run across tho llurot river bridge at noun 1 yesterday. !. ; Bridtgrocm86 Years Old New York, April 10.-Iu the; pre-' sence of hia sun, eight grand children and four- great ) grand j obildren, -James H. Vancourt, rich resident ' of Mount Vffrnan, in his 86tb year, and three times widower, has been raarrl ed to Mra. Louisa Pines, .40 .years old, Tbe wedding was solemnised at the home of' tbe son , who is 67 year . old and, like his fatber has been married, font limes- -i,- :. . . . .. ' Armenian Massacre . London April 10 News roaohes here of r massacre by Turks in Armenia, -whioh resulted In killing U'i Armenians mostly women and children, in the neighborhood of Baaaoon . - ' a-. . . :y - - 'wy - x.-l-W.. II . fj I ''v ' ':. : ou cents w f-"": p I: t-i. -