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WEATHER Tonight Partly CiouJy Sunday Fair Warmer LA HOD VOLUME IV LA GRANDE, UNION COUNTY. OREGON MONDAY. JUNE 5. 1905 NUMBER 185 TODAY mm WILL SEND RUSSIANS HOME v Borippe News Association Nagasaki, June 6 It la reportad her upon good authority that all Busslan naval prisoners, Including tnose wboeurie derd volontar 1, and thoM enptarfd In th racent fight, will be eent homo, TOGO VISITS KOJE8TVEN3KY Tokio, Jan 5. Vioe Admiral Togo visaed Vice Admiral Rojestveasky at the naval hospital at Basebo 8atarday, and expressed hia sympathy for the ad mlral'a wounds. He pralaed the des perately courageous lighting of the Bassiane and ei pressed tbe hope that Vice Admiral Rojeelvensky .would aoon be able to return to Russia. Rojestvensky was deeply moved by the admiral'a wordt and thanked him. lie congratulated Japan on the courage and patriotism of her Bailors, and aaid It lessened bla regret and aorrowa of theyiotore. -. EU83IAN DESTROYER PICKED UP Shanghai, Jane 5 Tbe British ateamer Kulir baa arrived here tow ing in a Russian destroyer which waa Jl Lk1n1u. HAk QL.kL.I. 1UUUU UOIJiVH UWUI U OUOUUIItWNU wih tnree crews aboard. AFIEK THOSE VESSELS London June 6 A correspondent of the Evening News at Manila haa wired that several deatroyera are reported aa lying Inside of tbe Caregidor Islands ADMIRAL TRAIN REPORTS Washington, Jane 5. The following cablegiam waa received at the navy department today from Admiral Train, dated at Manila to lay, and waa sent immediately to the president : '"Admiral Enqolst atatea that the Aurora and the Oleg are both aeriooa ly damaged and are not eea worthy. The Jemtchug la in bad condition. Ue malrll ih ran n nmt flit nn wttK viva. visions and coal. Will rejolre U days to repair damages. A board haa been ordered to examine anil report their condition. One hundred and thirty men wounded. Permission bas been granted 50 to be landed . MUST DECIDE Washington, June 6. Secretary of the Navy Morton today isaued an order directing that the Russian ehipa that are bow in anchor at Manila moat eith or be Interned or depart forthwith. ' SILK SALE -EXTEAOKDINARY c Silks The Yard Every yard of Silk n a MISSES BUSTER BROWN DRESSES Made from Chambray Ginham, pleated and neatly s'.itclied, plenty of style ; el f Cf and made for service . . . . . . . J; r ' Practical Clothing Talkto Practical V CLOTHING BUYERS A suit is not always a suit in the true sense of the word because it consists of a coat, vent and troaeers. It takea a ti ue artist, fortified with expert knowledge of every detail in tbe process ol manufacture from the time tbe wool leaves a sheep's back until the finished gar ment is offered the buying (.ublic, to produce an absolutely perfect garment. Sucb expert arti&ts are employed by A. I'. Kirschbaum & Co , whose suits we haudle. They are perfect in fit, absolutely faultless in workmanship, and the cloth: need guaranteed free fiom any im perfections. Otherwise , money refunded. C C O a tC A A SEE GUARANTEE IN OUR WINDOW ajUUS pO.OU tO, JZUjUU WILL NOT BIGN ' '" I Tokio June 6 Rear Admiral Feboga toff is not likely io alga hla parole. TENDERED RESIGNATION St. Petersburg. June & M Baull gan, tbe Ruasian mlolater of the In terior department, and Admiral Alex off, who ia bead of tbe committee of affaire in tbe far eaat, tendered their resignation which tbe I'm per or haa not vet accepted. ANOTHER RUSSIAN 2I0T Nogi'a Headquarters Jnoe 8 Tbia mornings bulletin atatea that -two companies oi ttuasian cavalry were repulsed by artillery fire leaving fifteen aeao ou ins neid, later three com panies were repulsed with one bun dred cuualitiee and tbe Russian' were being pursued . PRINCE AMONG WOUNDED Manila, June 5 Prince Poteaten la among tbe wounded Ruaaiana in the hospital. . Rear Admiral Enqulat state that tbe grsvtst damage done te bie nhina waa wl.ea the Jaoaneee were Br lug at five-mile range. MAY HAVE PEACE BE VRING Washington Jane 8 M Jueeerand, the French ambassador called 'upon tne resident tola morning and waa followed by commander f adeshlta, of tbe Japanese naval attaobe. It la pre sumed that he asked for information with reference to the course th United States would take regarding the Bus slan ahipe now at Manila Ambassador Juaserand'a visit . la suppostd to have some bearlnt on peaee movement effecting the war In the far east. r MAY REPAIR X Tbe President felt at least to allow the ahip to be put ia condition foi battles The international law allow the belligerent ahipa only to bs repair ed sufficiently to make themselves sea worthy. Had tbe injuries been receiv ed otherwise than in battle, a different oourse might have been determined upon Sixty Japs Captured Scripps News Association Herbioem June 6 The v crews of five Japanese stealing Teasels number ing sixty, inoluding six Americans arrived here today. They were cap tured by Ruiiiao torpedo .boats while approaching near Odima Island. . are Cheaper than Cotton Here This Week ..'V . . ... .; t For choice Iroin a large assortment of fancy silks in stripes chr ks, plaids, chiffon Taffetas, 'Gr.naHines and lace stripes, suitable f r silk skirts or waists. These silks sell ; in onr stock for 85o to $1.25. Buy all you want this week .in Our Stock at Reduced Prices this week Headed Southwesterly By Sorippa Newa Association. 'Bong Kong June S An American transport making thla port today re port sighting a Busalaa volunteer eralser, two torpedo boats aad a erulaer transport on a course between Uong Kong and Manila. Tbe squadron was beaded In a southwesterly direction Must Pay $2,000 - 8oripps News Assooialion Grand Rapid Mich Jan 5- L M Sailobury foramly city attorney and ohief witness., la lb water works bribery trials, .was today aentenoed to pay a fine of two thousand dollar upon th charge of conspiracy. Wireless Station By 8oripp New Association Ban Diego, June 5 Captain II Gearing of tbe United Statea navy here to locate a sate at Fort Roeecrants fn wfinlM taUmnh station which Is to be one of a strlt g of eight station between 8an Diego and Cape flattery Will Probe To Bottom By Sorippa N"v Aseocitaion ! :.-1 Albany June 5(jovmor Hlirslng aid 1hia that the affair of the Equit able would be probed to the bottom by Uendrlcka and they did not beleive that a legislative investigation ' would be necessary. . He : stated that : the question of mutualizatlon should be settled in the court. Hearty Reception . By Scripps News Association I London June 6 Alfonzo wa wel oomed here at ibe at the railroad etation by king Edward. Their mages tie arrived at Buckingham Palace at fire o'clock, The royal visitor waa ao- cordered th ' heartiest reception tbe entire length of the rout Arrested (By Scrips News Association) Marseilles June 6 Three anarchists, two Bpalnards and one Italian, arrived here loday from Paris, arrested for suspiolon In complicity In tbe attempt on the life of King Alphonso, of Spain, in Paiis on May 30th.. r n i The Yard w : ARE YOU LOOKING FOR BARGAINS IN LADIES' HATS? Truly bargain values are the feature all over oui millinery deoartment this week. You will 8 4 VE MONEY IP YOU GET YOUR HAT HERE . . . i REFUSE FURTHER ARBITRATION By Soiippa News Aseociatioa Chicago June 5 Hop foi th peace ful termination of the teamster strike ie revived here today, although no thing raalted from the conferences on (Saturday and attorney Mayer asserted tht hi clients, the employers had declined to further consult with the strike leader tending towards a sttl meat. Still It i th belief In th la bor circle that th end la approaching. Judge Urossoop today granted a stay of execution in th raae of llollinn Donahue, the' experts teamster who was sentenced to jail by judge Kobl saat for refusing to answer questions at th Injunction proceedings. The men are bow admitted to bail. Their rases will now be beard. . : MORE ARRESTS TO FOLLOW Attorneys for tbe employers this morning filed affidavits in Judge Kobl seat's eoait alleging violation of the federal atrtke injunction, and asking for the arrest of twenty onion teams ters, among thsm being Daniel Uerrl an. accused o assaulting 'strike breaker" Cu'ry '. It I expected that the recent ri Ming will lead to the ar est of a hundred or more for contempt of court.', Albert Johnson, a former member of the teimstera union and who is now driving for Lyon & Healy, one of the largest dealers in musical goods in the United States, was waylaid whils going to bis work this morning and beaten into unooDsoiouaness by five men, who It is believed were former drivers for this earn firm Johnson, will probably dis as a result of th injuries received. '( J Russian Capture t (ByScrlpps News Assoolation) Hop Kong Jane 6 The - British steamt-r Pingsari reports witnessing tbecaptare of lour meiohsnt steamers by two Bosaian converted cruisers fifty miles northeast ol Hong Kong. Snored In Church Memphis Tenn. Jane 5 Judge Floyd Estill of Hsmilton county de oland today that snoring in church is a breach of tbe peaoe and assessed floe of $20 sgainst Charhs Sbnbert, a well-known youog man of Cbatta nooga, on a charge of disturbing pobllo worship. '.: t Jo Resist Arrest (ByScrlpps News Assoolation) Muskogee I T June 6 John Weal captain of tbe Indian police , has re ceived orders not to submit to a rest by tbe city authorities, but to pro ceed, to eolleot tbe creek tribual tax from tbe merobants. . Warrants' are ready for mayor Fits and other city officials, cbarg'.Dg interference with Federal authorities. The citisens are protesting vigorously to tbe President against tne action ot tne federal au tborities. ' Jail Delivery ; By rJoripps News Association Wilmington, N O Jane 6 Nine pri toners, including the notorious " Jimmy Burns," the post office money order forger, broke jail early this morslng. Thsy gained their freedom by over powering the jailer. ) Race War (By Scripps News Association) Augusta Gs. Juae 5 It is reported here that a white man by tbe name ot McLean- killed bi ton and wound ed three ntgroee, during a race riot today. -. . : , . ' " j Denies Report j Scripps News Assooiai loo . ficranton June 6 President John Mitoht.ll, of tbe United Mine workers this a'ternoon denU d that Le intend ed to resign.'': ' 1 '- . SUiiation Unchanged ; By Bcrippe News . Asaooiation Gonahu, 3uu 6 The Busiitn left baa been slightly advanced, otherwise tbe situation la unchanged. TilE KNIGHTS JOW ARE IN SESSION By Borippa Newa Assoolation ijos angeies, jane o Never wss toaraey of medieval knights assembled under aoob flatter of flags and banners as that which waved welcome to tbe Knlghta of Colorpbus here this morning An Ideal Jane morning smiled on the thousands of knights and fair ladles, that have Journeyed from the farthest comers of the Amerioan continent to attend the annual assembly of tbe great fraternal order of Roman Cath ollca. Every large ballding Is deoorat ed with tbe gayest of colors At least 10,000 strangers are in tbe city. Thla evening a great reception will be held at tbe Chamber of Commerce These e-tlt te tbe speakers at tr re ception : Archbishop Montgomery of 8an Francisco, Biabop Ccnaty, Los Angeleii lion. Alden Aflderson, sot Ing governor of California ; Frank Fllot. United Htatea Uenator ; Mayor Owen McAleer, J O KoepplI, prealdent of the chamber of oommeroe Ed L Uearn, Kev. Joa P McQaaid, stale chaplain for California; F E Kohn, Nashville, Tenn; Dr. John Koyle, New fork; Ger. F Monaghan, Detroit, Mlob; P J Grady, Cleveland, O; John Q. Sw ing, Notre Dame, Ind; John A Meloer, Montreal. Mme. Helen Modjeska, . the (amoaa actress, who is a resident of He ot hern California, is at the bead of . the wo man's reception committee, assisted by a large bomber of , lending society women At Blanohard ball Taeaday evening the ceremony of conferring tbe third degree of the order will be held, un der direction ot George II Kelly of New York. .' ' . Excursions 'o points of interest near by have been arranged for every day of thla week. The anolent mllon of San Juan Caplstrano will be viaited WedneeJay, when Bishop Conaty will oelebrate mass within the old abode walls. Another pilgrimage will be to 8an Feinando mission, and San ; Gab riel mission also will be visited. The main social event will be the ba-qnet at Hotel Lankerghlm Tburs. da evening. It is claimed this will be thti Imirrftt'btnqoet ever spread In Txa Ang it , The con'Mition will continue throughout the week. ! People get more practical every day And, as a result more writing tabl4. are uted. People who care little fjr prevailing styl ' in cor respondence papers,' but who insist only on good' quality of stai ionery, find the tablet form a time saving couv'ence."- We , have a - complete stock of tablet papers fine, uifJiura and ordinary. Borne . of them with envelopes to match. . ' . NEWUN Alarm Cloctas Repair, work given prompt attentiou. i Old Jewelry made to look like new Clocks taken care of A Light Sentence (By Scripps News Association) '. Bt Loala Jaae 6 Charles II Brooke, the bead of the Educational ecarili Company, a get rich quick concern, was convicted Saturday by the Federal jury, of ualng the mails to defrtcd. and was sentenced this morning to serve seven months and fifteen days in. jail and pay a fine of five hundred dollars ' ' ' Minister May Resign By 9or5ppe News AwocUtton Paris June 6 A report is in cuca- lation btre to the iffect that Foreign - Mloister Del Caste will retire if this' Moroccan policy fails to secure the united support of the ministers. - Tbe Sultans proposal to refer the queetLn ot reforms to an international confer ence will b' submitted to ibe oonnoil of otiuisters this evening. . THE PROPER PLACE To brlug your JaiJy friend : or. your wife : and family to eeenre the best refreshments S ELDER'S CANDY STORE ; The best candy :. " Thu best Ice Cream The best equpped candy . ' ', "tore ";. , " The best Soda Fountain in Eastern Oregon DRUG CO. Fifteen Years Continuous bueiupss in La Grande, and still v busi -dcs. 1 bis : is the f record to which I invile com pari eon,' My word is'elill tny guurentee, as it has Lee n iu the past. A complete line of reliable Jewelry, clocks, watches, etc, in fact every thing which is found in a reliable jewelry store. ' J. I