La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, March 04, 1905, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Text.4 fPATl I inn tTnWVm mAn . MIX NK IVV ' IV EH Tonight end "Sunday im. o 3) VOLUME IV LA GRANDE. UNION COUNTY. OREGON SATURDAY. MARCH 4. 1905 NUMBER 115 WliiiE EVEN PRESIDENT TAKES HIS OFFICIAL OATH BRJTSH CLAIMS $325,000 8crlpps News Association Washington, March 4 President Theodore Kooaevelt ru today inaog rated Preeident of the United States before od of the largest and moat en thualaatio aaeemblagea that aver wit nessed a ceremony of thla kind. Thar wait alight tall of rain at daybreak tbia morning, but the cloud toaa cleared away and at ten o'clock the air aaa clear and balmy with the thermometer at fifty degrtee. The President left the White House at tan o'clock and arrived at the Capitol at ten fifty. At twelve o'olook the Pre. uui entered the benate chamber and the Imposing ceremony of the inan oration waa began fifteen minutes later. The Preeident Ugan hla Inaog nral addreaa at 1:03 p m and ended at 1:15, and It wu fall of the vigor and tmpasaloned force, ae well aa the ooo' reaeooing and aeaaoned judgment which characterizes all of hla papera and addressee. After delirerlng the addreaa, the President Immediately left for the White House with an es coit. VICE PRESIDENT TALK3 When Senator Chaa. W Fairbanks took the oath of office as Vloe-Preei- dent of the Cnlted Btatee, among otaar things la hla addreaa, aaid : FAIRBANKS ADDRESS "I enter noon the discharge of the datlea of the poeltloa to which .1 hare been called by my countrymen with a grateful appreciation of the high honor and deep aenee of ita res pons! bllltiea. I have enjoyed the privilege of nerving with yon here for a period of eight years, daring that period we have been engaged .In the consider ation of many domestic questions of vast importance, and also with for iga prooiema of unusually far reach tag significance, and we submit what we have dine to the Impartial (udg ment of history. We today wltneae the spectacle of the peaceful and or derly beginning of Jaa administration of national affairs under the Tswe of the self government of the people and we pray that Divine favor may attend and peace progress, and that jnttioe and honor may abide with oar ooantrv and with oar countrymen." Loving cape were presented by Speaker Cannon and Representative John Sharp Williams, after which tbc 8enate adjourned aina die. ITALIAN MINIST- .. ERS RESIGN By Hcrippe News Association Rome March 4th The Italian min istry resigned today, owing to their inability to face the crista resulting from the railway strikes. ( By Bcrlpps News Association London March 4 The Hi It lab claims as a result of the North Sea Incident aa finally anbmitted to Russia Is three hundred and twenty five ; thousand doIUrs. It la understood that this amount will be paid without protest. Must Be Tried i By Scrlppe News Association) (By Her Ipps News Association) New Fork March 4 J lit ice Gavnor , Chicago, March 4. The Grand Jury decided today that Nan Patterson today iudlcted Johann Hrcb for tbe must be tried by the first day of May murder of bis wife, Mrs Marie Walk uuvimiw via utut. SEVENTY THOUSAND REPORTED DEAD Indicted for Murder ALLEGED CRIMINALS EXTRADITED 8cripps Newa Association Quebec, Marob 4 John F. Uaynor and W. D. Green have boen re-arrested today and extradited in connection with the Savannah harbor frauds. Funston Transferred Washington March 4 The war de partment by direction of the president has iuued an order transferring Gen eral Fnntton from tbe department of tbe lakes to the department of Cali fornia to take effect March SI and to temporarily command the Paoifio division from April 8 to suooesd Gen erl Moore who retires. Broad Woman's Journal Treating everything of interest to womankind, fnm the oorrect way to wash dishes, how to arrange a table and the latest millineiy to municipal housekeeping and boneehold econom ics, the moon heralded Woman's Journal has been issued at Chicago. There are some eermoaettes for wo men, too one on the evils of worry and another on the evil of gossip. The paper is supposed to appeal strongly to club women. La Grande 'Growing Mrs O H Arnoldus of Snmmervllie was a visitor at our office today stated La Grande Is indeed going to make quite a city. It has only been two months alnoe 1 waa here last, but I see greatest change even In that time No More Details of Mysterious Death (Sortppe Newa Association) ' Berlin March 4th A St Petersham dlspatoh asserts that General Karopat kin nas wired aa foilowa "Two hundred and six thousand Japanese have broken through the left wing, wblob Is now ootoS from the m in army." It la also reported that General Karopatkin stated that, aa a result of the engage ment, the Knaaian loae waa thirty thousand, and the Japane ae loss toity thousand killed By Soripps News Association 8ao Francisco March 4 Beyond the departure for Honolulu of detec tive Harry Reynolds, of the oity force. Capt Jeme Callahan head of tbe private detective agenoy employed by tbe representatives of tbe Stanford estate, David Starr Jordon, president of Ibe Stanford University and Ti mothy Hopkins, one of the trustees of the University, this morning discloses no new developments in tbe great Stanford mystery. Rumors, followed by prompt denials, are not laoking, but tangible facta are absent. The first rumor denied was the alleged finding or a bottle of strychnine in the Stanford mansion. The police declare that in the search on Fri day, only a. few simple medicines were found . Another rumor, was to tbe effect that it was authoritatively announoed that strychnine had been found in Mrs Stanford's . stomach. Neither the polioe, Mrs Stanford's brother or the oouosel for the Stan ford estate have any auoh information and all deny the report on tbe work thus far accomplistd by the analyti cal being given cut, eithei at Hono lulu or cabled to San Franoisco. Tbe admissions of Mies Berneris that she i c.rjai rrL-g . . : , , . , , , . , ,, , . New Of all sorts and descriptions are coming in daily and our store is gradually taking on its Spring attire. The nrm goods are beautiful beyond description, the most beautiful we have ever seen. Taking the entire Spring line, hein gradually put in place on our shelves and tables, as a wholer f,l ihnt painstaking, care and labor in the selection of tJu,.e goods, are amply re warded by the generous expressions of appreciation bysuchofour friends as have had an opportunity to inspect the line. We also feel that YOU will be equally well pleased. We extend you a hearty invitation to visit our store and see the new arrivals. New Dress Goods New Wash Goods New Corsets w New Shoes New Skirts New Silks . New Neckwear New lien's Hats New Shirts Great Special Satin Tape GIRDLE CORSETS Regular 75c values 49c Colors: Pink, Blue and White Lewb and Clark Ties 25c .-aff; "'1 rrei m mt vNew Hosiery New Boys' Suits Etc. Etc. Etc. rase purobased a bottle of bicarbonate of soda, and that this purchase wss made after tbe first poisoning and three days before the time she says it was packed away to lemain untouch ed until Mrs Stauford arrived in Hono lulu is considered fatal to her side of the esse. In fact Miss Berner's high ly contradictory statements and evi dent bad memory have not helped to dispel the impression that she - is at tempting to shield the guilty person The polioe department are still resting upon their oars, but are ready to make arrests as soon as information comes from Honolulu that poison was ac tually fouud in tbe stomach of Mrs Stanford. There can be no question but that a number of this former Stanford servents and the ser vents now cooped up in the Stanford man sion and perhaps two or three other ol the Stanford employees, will be taken into custody as soon as it is definitely ascertained that Mrs Stanford was poisoned. CAREFULLY LAID PLOT Later. It is persistently reported today that the name of tbe aotual initiator of the crime has not yet publioly, and tbe police, it is stated agree that there was a carefully laid plot whiob culminated in tbe death ol Mrs 8tanlord and that one high up hatohed .ibe plot. The chief of polioe announoed posi tively this alter nooo that arrests would be made immediately upon the receipt of a report that (rychnne bad been found in the stomaoh of Mrs Stanford. AGAIN PLACE BLAME RfTMflTANa K VAC "AT 8t Petersburg March 4 General Karopatkin reporta that the Russians have been compelled to evaonate Jaohtoolln. HI ettempta of the Jap. aneae to storm the Russian centra have beet) repelled with heavy loss. JAPS GAIN STEADILY Tokio. March 4th It la annoaneed today that the apaneee armiee aie fighting on the right centre and left, making steady nilne. The Jacai o. I . . . awwui Bl Dili mim AM. (By Scrippe Newa Association) Tokio March 4 b General Oka co lored nine milee of tbe Haitian Por tion on the right bank of the lluo River lb a battle today, which a -uuhi iruus. JAPANF8B TROOPS LANDING Vladlvoetook March 4 Two tbma and Japanese troupe have landed at 8hangnd Shin In the north of Korea. A flotilla of toepedo boata la cover! i g we una'ng. i i I f ' MM . cniid jaKes Poison PILGRIMAGE FROM Pfil CD A nn Harrho, Idaho March 4 Wa ter iwULUsVtUU the little 3 year old son of Mr aud Mrs. L K Wiley died Thursday ev o- I " wwaww AUUtiuay CT U Portland, March 4.-In July next, g from taking carbolic add. Ha waa several hundred of Uolorado'a moat prominent business man -ill leave Denver for Portland, In two of. the most magnificently nipped trains that ever rolled ont of the Union depot in the Colorado capital. A J Spengel, chairman of the organization oommlttee of the new Denver Commercial clnb. is In charge of the preparations. Feeling that the Lewie and Clark Exposition would attract thousands of visitors from the East, and afford Col- oraaans an opportunity to exploit the rdsborces and indacementa of their own state by oomlng In closer touch with the visitors, tbe trip hs been ar ranged. Ita Itinerary will Inolade Wyoming, Montana. Idaho. Waahlnsr- ton and Utah, and strenuous mission any work for Colorado will be done at every point along the route. In thla manner. It la honed to induce man tn visit Colorado. One train will oarrvtha bualneaa men of Denver, while the other will convey thoaa from Trinidad, Pueblo. Leadville and Colorado (Springs. Ecb will bo exoellently appointed for tna comfort of the 'Colorado Boost ers.' carrying two dining cars and ex tra forces of Dortera. The trtrf m occupy aboat fifteen days. Cheapens Rate Representative OversLreet of Indiana has introduced in congress a? bill pro viding that all publications of the eec ond olasa when sent by the publisher from tbe publication office to actual auDsonoera or when sent from news agenoy to aotual aubsoribeia or to other news sgenta for the !parpoee of sale shall be entitled to transmission flt the rate of 1 Icent Iner oonnd. and aample ooples not exceeding in number me number of copies required .for ao tual subscribers may be .mailed with any issue at tbe rate of 3 cents per pound . Prof Fred Palmer the efficient and amiable teacher of tbe Imbler schools arrived in the oily last evening for a Admiral Dewey Sick (By 8crlpps News Association) Washington. .'March 4 Admiral Dewey was nnable to participate In the inaugural oeremoaiea ?on acoount of Illness. By Scripps News Association Chicago, March 4 -The Grand Jury short business visit Ikla 1 1 11 . ...... I is uiuruiug reiDuiciea wui j uavle, manager of the Iroqals theatre, George Williams, building commissioner and William Lawton, deputy building com miasloner. The Indictments formerly returned against Wl 1 J Davis and others wnr quashed by Jadge Kersten on technln. alities. The indictments are fonn . a result of tbe disastrous Iroanoia theatie fire in Chicago, where h. dreds lost their lives, and fixes the re aponsibllity on the above named partiea for criminal nelieni. Tn voluntary manslaughter la charged against Davis, while misfeasance and neglect of doty ia tbe charge against Williams and Law son, visiting at a neighbor's home and . finding bottle of the deadlv fluid nr. the window sill, drank a portion of the contents. Tbe mother diaoovrred the accident immediately and a doc tor was summoned, lhe little fel'ow only lived about aa hoar after taking me poison, and waa onoousoioos all ua ms laoe was badly burn d. toe runerai oceured thie afternoon. Mr aud Mra Wiley bad tbe nrie fortune of losing another bov h drowning in the lake hen juri b fore unrutmaa at the game time that little Percy Harris waa drowned. Chicago Maroh Executive offl. oersof the western roilroads have i!e oided to ignore the order of the int r state oommeree oommisaioB reanirir them to obarge iu higher rates, tor livestock products. , THE CEHfeNMt Mrs. A. B. MorohUoa ao4 MissO M. O-rn. Propfc Mill IT TBI III OK IIH K00K3 f IT! OK WITHOUT Mill MEALS 25c Bperlel rates tarnished monthly patroiu. This house Is stwolately new and U thoroughly dean from kllohen to parlor. Brery room la oa the groan floor. All white help Tbe table la supplied with all the eauoa affbrda. : The Oeatenlal la eeatrally located 1 Ae, between Greenwood Yard 0plwlM Vewl La Urandc, Oregon. I llll ci i : : - The Nurse and the . Doct or On Sunday at 2:30 tbere will ba a meeting of tbe Uniform rank WOW in Labor ball. All members will please appear in lull uniform. Will tell you that the success of a prescription de pends on the purity of its ingredience. There is as much variety in medicine as in other merchan dise In our prescription-filling "Qulity" is always our ntst consideration. You can implicity trust your prescription to us quality, accuracy and the right price are the never failing trio upon which we think we have a right to appeal for your patronage. A. T. HILL, Registered Pharmacist. Phone, Farmers Line, 68 Pacific States 1361 La Grande, Or.