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. TODAY'S NEWS TODAY -- .. -V. WEATOEIl Tonili air ni cooler Tomorrow fair IDE QIRA EVE V- m 'V .a nv fVLUilib IV THURSTON .-'MAKES AN APPEALING SPEECH HENEY BcrippsNews Aa-fciation , rcrtland Ore. JGly l-8enator i ThDrtooocpyn-fflthB entire morning wviuuiu tint g argument for the detente io tbe (rial of Senator Mitchell. He made a moving and eloquent plea attacking tbe indictment and ' lh Mideoce end ridiculing the proseou !.. U. i . - with a eentimental appeal for tbe defendant. Tb x senator flayed Robertson, tbe atar witness, eulogized FRIGHTFUL ABOUT By Sorippa Nsws Assoeiation X'xLondon Edit. July 1 James WeeUll. 't S0'P omner here, haa received a vf t passage from Odessa, dated this morn ' 'n' thai five other warships : 7 mutlnied when they arrived off tbe port, and now threaten to bombard the town. v ANOTHER 8HIP MUTINIED Loudon July 1 A dispatch to Lloyd's this moming aays that a second battleship haa joined the mutiny at Odessa., There ia no poss lbility of an early resumption of work, and tbe situation is critical. A pri vate telegram from Odessa, dated at 11:30 this morning says that the town Stop Prosecution ' .- By Boripps News Assooiaticn - Dee Moines Iowa July 1 -Judge Mc Ney today declared unconstitutional any trust statue, under which .four prominent insurance agents have been srres'e I. It s believed that the action will pat a stop to tbe wholesale pro tcutiona In Iowa. Minister Resigns By Scripps News Association ., ' London July 1 A dispatch from St Petersburg states that General Sakha roll, the minister of war, haa resigned. NEWS OF THE MOST VITAL INTEREST TO ALL 1 t "THE FAIR" places on sale something like $20,000,00 worth of Spring and Sum mer Goods at Price Quotations, which in many instances are lower than manufac turers quotations. The extremely backward seasons have greatly retarded the anticipated demand for, and early buying of Summer Goods. This condition, and our well known policy "NOT UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES TO CARRY ANY GOODS OVER FROM ONE SEASON TO ANOTHER " dictates the enormous and almost un 1,evable price quotations. This is not a sale of a few leaders,-only; every de- tient has contributed heavily, and we UNQUALIFIEDLY PROMISE YOU SUCH A &IN FEAST AS HAS X hesitate Don't take the other and sec for you a faint idea. WATCH THIS SPACE FOR PRICE QUOTATIONS. tXingston Apron 4c 4ic 5c 5c GiDghama Best Calico ........ dimack Percale. . . . odiAIion nensof others, equally as ji r.nnvr the dres3 ae- 1K n .rlment. t.j LA ISGLOS1NG tn..liii M-Ka1l Mnnfflnital villi a aplendid flight of oratory, appealing to the passions and prejudices of tbe jury. District Attorney Heney is mtkiog the closing argument for tho prosecution thia afternoon and the case will go to tbe jury late. Heney requested the court to postpone the irial of Congressman Williamson, which is scheduled for Monday, until iio iwruojo o: til ioursa , He also requested t a new jury panel, - The ocurt took the matter ' under advise ment. 'piltn TALES l SOLDIERS ' : V,- ;: la quiet enough and that the aoidiera are maintaining order. All depends on the aotion of the battleship. Odeaea, July 1st The battleship which mutinied and joined tbe Knlaz Poteoikin Is the Ikaterina. Both of the vessels are in the harbor and feara of a bombard ;n v t have somewhat a- GOVERNOR rrooNTRoL St. Petersburg, Juif I A telegram from Odessa aays tbu. tbe mutineers on, the Kniaz Potemkin have been transferred to the other vessels, and that the Ooverner at Odessa la master of the situation. Information Filed . (By Hurippa News Aaaoclation) , Kansas City Mo July I Informa tion charging tbe Sants Fe and its of ficer with violating the Federal In junction, forbidding the giving of re bate, was filed in the fede-al court al noon. , Tbe judges took the matter uuder edvHemeut. '' Choate Spoken Of 8crippij News Association . i Waahinif ton, July let It ia believ ed in oflioiai oirclea that 8ecretarv Hay will be speeded by Joseph ,H . J. choate ' ' ' NEVER BEFORE BEEN HEARD yoursclf -uom type 25c and 35o Boye, and girU Caps 65c, 75c men's shirts desirable patterns.. I5c 43c 'l'-J ... . GRANDE, UNION COUNTY, OREGON SATURDAY. JULY I. 1905 .CHINESE RAISE ll THE BOYCOTT (By fkrlppa Mews Association) i Washington, Jnly Ist-Tha state 4a partment has haa leoetred a dispatch from Minister Kookwell at Fekln, an noanclng 1 the promulgation by tbe Chinese Government, instructing ail the Vke-royt and Govenors to ; step the anti American agitation and at tempted boycott of .American goods. It la re port id Hhat thia ' aa ordered only after repeated argent represent ations. 't A Must Remain (by Borlppa Newa Association) Terek Been, interned here, must re main. until the end of the war. Tbe vessel failed to take ion supplies and eoal in the time required. " Sentenced To Hang '; (B Scripps News A soclation) -Kausas City Mo July 1 Frank Hot teuan, convicted of the mujder ol Clarence Meyers, waa today sen tenor d to hang on August 10th. Mrs Meyers tbe wife of .the murdered man, is under sentence 'to hang on August 11. New Gommhsioner (Sorlpps Newa Association) - Harrisbnrg, Pa., July 1. Israel W Durham haa resigned as insurance oommissiocer, and David Martln, of Philadelphia, haa beeu appointed I ia successor. Q - People (By Sorippa News Association) New York July 1 In a fir wbiob destroyed an apartment ; house on Devhoe Street in Brooklyn early this morning, Amie Bocklin, aged twenty, Arthur Bocklin aged sixteen, and Hen ry Hambla agtd thirty were burned to death. Two others were seriously burned. Eight families occupied the jbu .Wing and there were ma y narrow : - l ; ( in eopo. OF IN THIS COUNTRY man's word for it-- can, at best, only $2.25 Boys' fcuili, knee' - n pants, 3 to 10...... $1.95 Boys' long pants suits age 10 to 16 years 5.55 Men's wool . v pants . t $2.25 to $3.00 values 1.65 $?, $10 Coat and Vest C all wool worsted etc Q.35 men's double 'ribbed underwear.,. IyC Three Burned SEG'Y HAY IS v. J , By Rcripps News Auociation ' 1 . The bulletin, announcing the dea'h of becretary llay read aa follow a '.'Becretary of (dtate John Hay, died at 12:25 this mornlng'Mhie being follow ed by the signatures of the physicians Tha condition, of Mrllay during all of Friday had been fairly satisfact ory, so this rthvaletan '- C.hnm t. dondder. M D and Fred - Murphy, M D suud. Or Bcudder said that Mr Hay did not suffer much in tbe final momenta beyond the " difficulty ia breathing, and that there 'was no struggle. Stimulants wereadminlser- dbut ther produced no effect. After a lapae into unconsoienceness. the aec tetary passed away. - Oyster Bay Toly 1 President Roose velt learned of the death of secretary Hay at three , thirty this morning, the newa being brought to Sagamore 11 ill by a messenger from the village. The President waa Inexpressibly shocked. He had hoped that the eeoretaiy would be able to resume hie dutiea In the atate department in the fall, PERSONAL FRIEND LOST In the death of Secretary llay, the Preaideut feels that he has loet a per' sonal friend and tbe country a master mind, Roosevelt will ' attend the funeral. It ia thought here that the eervicea will be held In Washington and tbe Interment at Cleveland, the secretary' former home. A GREAT STATESMAN Washington. July 1. The death of Becretary John Hay, whom future) his toriana will describe as tbe greatest secretary of atate that the United States has ever bad, has caused pro found grief here. It was .hoped that tbe European trip bad restored him to comparative good health, and tbe at tack a tew days i go waa thought to be only temporary.. The fact is that the secretary, for several years, baa been suffering (rom i art trouble, which, It la believed, was developed shortly af ter the death of hia son Adellert. ' Io addition to Cboate, those mentioned as possible successors to flay are Peer tarjr Taft, Stcre'ary Csbat and Pro fesror Joha Basset Moore, of Columbia college. ; rUNERAL-A.T CLEVELAND The funeral of Beojetary Hay will probably be held from the residenre of damuel UoiT, Ilia brother-io law of Mrs, Hay, wi.tb tha interment atBtone Platte, Lake View. Or' Hay den, of the Old Stone Presbyterian church will probably offiolaie.'.. ' ; ENGLAND MOURNS; , SECRETARY HAY By Sotippe New Assooitaion London July 1 The deepest regret ia expressed In London and all ovei EujtUud at the death of Becretary Hay. Kitig Edward authorised a tatetneut aayiog that be was derplr grieved at the death of the 8 cret and that it woqIjI be a . great tbe country aa well as to tl' m American entente. Th jriut loug'biograpbi""!1 ; ; expreaa ratrrek arn ' '') ' DEAD Held up and Robbed Sorippa New Association Chicago July let John Doeney, for nineteen years a messenger fur Bart lett, Friser and Carilngton, brokers, while returning from the bank today with 11,600 dollars in s wallet, was held up at noon by a man who threw ted pepper In his eyes, grabbed the money and escaped, ' The Swedish Fleet uy Scrlpps Newa Association ; Copenhagen, July lst-A Swedish fleet, consisting of eight large warships accompanied by eight email veaaela. - . I All . passes oore mis morning on tbe way Norm tor manouvere. By Sorippa News Association . Vienna Austria' Ju'y 1 . Fugitives 'rom Odesa, arriving in Auitria, gave harrowing aooountsof tbe brutalities of the soldiers and Cossacks in sup pressing the riots at that place. , They say thai defenceless mon and women are shot down in the atreets irltliout cause. The oavalry has : repeatedly charged tbe crowds, ridiug luwn the people. , The fugitives state that the rioters broke .nto the liquor shops ard looted them, and the Oossacks shot down the drunken men lUe dogs. Over one hundred drunken longshoremen were burned to death iu the immeoae dock fires. Tbe fugitive dtcUre that the casualties will ezooed two thou sand. ', . .' Lodz On' Fire . By Hcrippa News Association St Petersburg Joly 1 A dispatch from Lodi aays that the city la on fire Fearta Talcs Told FOR THE TOILET Our stock of high grade toilet articles in cludes every toilet aid or convienre that merit -: has brought into fav r. Every article is of standard exeellence and sold at the fa. rest . i)08eihle price. ; :i We buy toilet goods as carefully as wo buy drugs and guarantee every article to he as represented. We protect you from both ; in ' v frrior qualify and uufuir cost. ' '-:'.L ' '),; ', IMPORTED AND i ' DOMESTIC Soaps, Perfumes, Toilet Waters, Lotions, Ilair Brushes, Combs, Tooth Brushes, Toilet rwderp Sponges, . Nail Brushes, Lather Brushes, Etc j Ktc, . V : Examine our Qualities and get our Prices, go elsewhere If you want to. NEWLIN MILLINERY AT Ladies' III ' , B 1 7- Indiaindkerchie iln's Undermuslins a cf in JT 8 vdie White Croquet Sets in ir i ii r EV TJ WELLMAN & CO NUMBER 206 RETURN TRUE Jul ward L Ondahy, of tha . Codaby Packing Oonpany, Arthur F Evans, secretary of Swift and Company, Louis F Hwlft, president of 8 wilt an! Com pany, Edward F Bltt, vloe president, Albert Veeder, general counsel; Robert O McManus, Lawrence A Carton,'-Edwin Morrison, of tho Fairbanka Can,' 8 Gnriey, traffic manager for Bwartt, Child and Sulzberger. Vance O Sbln. worth, of the 8 7 S Company, t) B ' Todd, of the 8 7 8 company, the Swift Packing company, a corporation, The , Armonr Packing Company, a corpora tion, The Cux'ahy Packing Company, ' a corporation, and the Fairbanks Can- ning Company. Altogether there are (our corporations and nineteen Indl- : viduals. They are olted to pear be fore the United State court pursuant to the charges of the grand jury, , ; ' EIGHTEEN 1NDIOTM) s v? -- At noon assistaut United States "at- t torney Pagln said that four corporat- ' lona and eigliteen men had been In dicted by the Fedetal Grand Jury, but he refused to give the names. The in- . dlotments are la blanket form, extend,; leg over seventy pages of type written ' matter. They are said to be in very strong phraseology, X r'i..,.:. I ; NAMES OF INDICTED ' Chlosgo July 1 3 JO p m . At two . forty this afternoon tl Federal Grand jury returned indictments against tba following persons ,: and corporations, aliased to have violated the Sherman anti-trust law, J Ogden Armour pre gideot of the Armour ' packing com pany, P A Valentino treasurer of the Armour company, T J Connors super intendant of the Armonr company and Arthur Meeier, geu.ral manager ol tbe Armour company , then DRUG GO, RED Aprons just in Orecon BILLS X. . as 1 5 '4 iu UP Naw 1, J It