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VOLUME IV
LA GRANDE. UNION COUNTY. OREGON, MONDAY, JULY 3. 1905
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MUTINEERS CAUSE
MANY GRAVE FEARS
By Scripps Saws Association
Odessa. July ft. This city contiuues
qnkt under a strong gnard or troops.
A Somber of fbrelgn freight steamers
bare loaded preparatory to aailing. The
troops atlll prohibit admitslon la the
dock region. Work wis resumed tbia
morning la aouie qnarters.
: OPEN BE VOLT
Berlin July 3 The Frankfurter Zei-
loog says tbat open revolution ba
broken out at Nikolaieff , and that all
vessels bound lor the Black tea porti
are anchored in thelBospliorua.
fit Petersburg July 3 Count Igns
tieff hat left for Odessa and bat been
teated with power to Leal ibe lituation
there. It it lettered, if givan the au
thority, he will treat Uta the muti
neer!. '
ASK FOB ASSISTANCE
Berlin, July 8 According to the
Taoahlatt. the Russian Government
baa requested the powers which main
tain warships at Constantinople to
'tend them to Odessa and restore oider
MUTINEERS WARNED
Kuttendji Roam sola July S Fol
Iowiok the arrivsl of the Kniaa Po-
temkin and a torpedo boat last night
the port captain bo.rded tbe vessels
and demanded that the mutineers
ibould land without rms and to be
dealt with at foreign deserters. He
warned tbe orew tbat. If they display
ed hostility toward the town, force
would be employed against them. Thu
mutineers replied that tbey bad no
intention of threatening the town and
only wanted to buy provisions, which
tbey were later allowed t do
POTEMK1N LEAVES ODESSA
Waabiogton July 3 Ambassador
Meyer has oabled President Rooeevelt
from 8t Prteriburg tbat consul Hee
uan, of Odesea, officially reports that
tbe Kniaz Potemkin, the Russian bat
tleabip. whose crew mutineered, left
Saturday, beaded dircotlr south, and
tleehip Pobietdooeiets has surrender
ed and is now In tbe bands of the au
thorities. .REGIMENTS ORDERED ;
, Buchareat Romania July 3 . The
Roumanian authorities have ordered
several regiments to Kustendji to pre
serve order while tbe mutineers of tbe
Russian battleship remain in the po t.
ANOTHER CREW MUTINEERS
St Petersburg July 3 Tbe crew of
the cruiser Mianie, at Kronstsdt, mo
tinted today arid refused to obey orders
to nnt to ana. The vi seel baa been tak
en outside the port. ' - ' '
FRUIT GROWERS I
ARE VICTORIOUS
MORE STRIKING
IN WINDY CITY
: By Soiippe Newt Association i
Obiotjto, 111., July 3 Two thousand
two hundred wood workers In fourteen
tig factories refused to 'go to work
thle niorbing because the employers
would not five tbem twoeents-au honr
increase In wages. This action threw
oat five thousand other employees.
With thirty two bnndred tenmsters,
who are now out, today's strlka lo
oreasea Chicago's '. unemployed srmy
to ten thousand. A special strike to
all of tbe eight thousand anion wood
workers in the city it anticipated. The
employers olalm that they cannot sff
ord to grant the increase, as the men
ae now paid more than similar work-
era ootalde of Chicago . .
CASE
HART
.WINS-,
FIGHT
EARTHQUAKE
" IN PERSIA
(Sorlppa Nsws Association)
Bt. Petersburg, July 3. An earth
quake at Boscharln? Persia, has caused
great damage. The Kesnuman moan
Lain bra fallen and the two rWers have
ovti flowed their banks.
(By Scripps Neva A sociation) ; t
Washington . July . 3 Commissioner
Prooty, of the interstate commission
decided that the Icing charges of ; tbe
private fro it car lines are a part oi
rate for fruit carried for the reasonable
neaa of which the railroad is reeponsi
ble in tbe rase of tbe Michigan fruit
growers association against Pert Mar
quette and the Michigan Central rail
road. Tbe decisiop is a great victory
to the fruit growers all over the country.
Banker Suicides
By Scripps News' Association -Richmond,
Ind.,Jaly 3. John How
man, the president oi t Commercial
Brink at Hagerstown, committed aul-
oide today. Tbe cause of, the shoot
ing in a hich manner he killed him
self, ic uuknown.
GOES TO
THE JURY
go.og toward Constantinople. Tin- b it-1 result of a fall on a staircase
By Scripps Nsws Association
' Portland, July 3. The case against
Senator Mitchell will go to the Jury
this afternoon. United states attorn
ey Ilney made tbe '. final argument
this morning. In bit comprehensive
review ol the evidence, ba marshalled
the proofs that Mitchell bad fall
knowledge that he wss receiving pay
for hia InBoeooe in eipeditljig land
olalms. He mercilessly ridiculed tbe
opposing counsel's description of Sen
ator Mitchell and bis high minded in-
teg'iiy, bat declared that tLe evidence
was tonclus've that the senator was
aware of the fradalent character of tbe
clal.ua of John A Benson and Freder
ick Kribe which be caused to be pat 1
anted. The defendant's friends hope
for bung jtirj , but attorney lleney la
confident of a couvlction. The trial
of Congressman Williamson is set for
'The case of Senator Mitchell went to
known ''throughout the comity as j tbe jury at S:05 this afUrnoon.
Steeple Jack," who bad olimed many ( ; -
steeples and staoks, Is dead here as aj Urs. T N Murphy la visiting at the
"Steeple JacK" Dead
v Boripps News Assrciation '
IIW W1 (PUIJT . -lull , iiuui.t .
aged thirty two, of San Franclsoo, Cal, I
Portland exposition this week
BIG CLEARANCE SALE
ITEMS OF THE GREAT
EST INTEREST TO ALL
Item after item at less
than mill or manufac
turers prices.
FALL SUITS TO YOUR; MEASURE
t
SUMMER DRESS GOODS
1000 yards fancy cotton voiles
this Bale, choice, the yard
10c
ir.nn vanls lanrv Ootton Crepe and
-mino Hflvfrtiaed all over the
country, special at 23c this
sale here...
AT A SAVING OF FROM
$3.00 to $10.00
I5c
$1.25 AMERICAN LADY CORSETS
Absolutely non-rustable, Dew pair
free for any corset returned in
rused condition. ; , .
This sale $1.00
25c Ladies' Collars
25c and 35c Ladies' collars
$1.25 Men's Shirts in soft
stiff fronts
$1.50 and $2.00 Men's Hals
2.50 and $3.00 Men's Hats .
If you will buy your fall suit now, you can have
. i i
it at a cut price. This is a new Idea with' THE
ROYAL TAILORS, Chicago and New York. They
have two thousand five hundred cutters,
tailors and auxiliary operatives employed by
the year, and to keep these hands busy during
July and August they offer many desirable fall
patterns at prices with mean a saving of three
to ten dollars on a suit. Come and see these
- . . .... iw ( i
. goods, The suit you order will be . made for
you, and it is guaranteed to fit you because it
will be made to your carefully taken measure
ments. This is one ' of the greatest bargain
sales ever "pulled off on genuine merchant
tailoring.
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Rsno,Nsr, Joly 3. la a roofless
aiua Jack l oot, of Ghicans, and Msr-
rln Hurt, of Kentucky, mot la a finish
flfiht bete todsy for what sa advertis
ed as the hsary welirb ehamplonshlp
ol the world, the title voluntarily re
linquished by Jaa. 2 Jeffrlea, who add
ed Interest to tbe affair by aotlng aa
referee.
Tbe (act tbst the day wss praotloally
a holiday In the Gol ! field, Tooopah,
ta Dlamnnilwlllii anil
other gold oempa in the state wss rs-
sjiorjslble for tbe presenoe of a good
orowd.
In addition to tbe men from the
mines there were parties of sporting
men from Ban Eraoolsco, Los Angeles,
Ogden, Bait Lake, Denver and Chicago.
Tbey were drawn not so roach by tbe
advertised claim ol a championship
tattle, bat by tbe prospeot of witness
log a contest that would ao beyond
tbe Diusl 20 or 25 rooud , limit. The
words 'finish fight" hare a maglo
rlog. Tbey remind the old ring folio
ersol the days wien the ring . was
pitchad cn the turf, wheu sheriffs had
to be dodged and men fought with bare
knm kles, or, worse, a lib skin tight
gloTes. Ho finish fight worthy ot note
has been pulled off in tbia country
aince Fitzslmmona and Oorbett bad
their memorable battle st (Jarrou aud
few ottbe old vusrd who were able to
attend ovei looked the opportunity to
attend a mill where tbe referee Is
merely an ornament
.The crowds began to gather at tbe
arena soon alter noon and wheu tbe
gates vera thrown open aereral bun
dred persona were ready with their
pasteboards The plaoe was comfort
ably filled when the atar attractions
were called Into the ring and little
time was lost in starting the men off
Jeffrii a was given tremendous re
ception when he jumped through tbe
ropes." The big lellow, amiling and
ooking perfectly at ease, acknowledged
the grteting with a series ot bows.
Among those at the ringside were at
torney Sweeney, Senator Francis New
Undsof Nevs.Ia, lirulanant governor
Allen of Nerad . an I hia wife, tlieriff
Ferrell ot Washoe county, district a
torney Ciuig of Novade and the entire
constsbnlsry and th police force of
Washoe county and the city of Huuo
JEFFRIES STATEMENT
- Before enteiiug the ring, JtflVies
waited upon both 'men and stated
thit.be bad retired from tbe ring for
good and that tbe winnet of this fight
would be entitled to the nms heavy
weight cbsmpiou of the world. Tbe
meulntered the rine at 2:45. Bufore
they were calHJ to the centre, a uu.n
ber of challenges were read
MOULD MEET WINNER
Jim McOormick, Guorge Gardiner
and Jack Jjbnson eiprej a .desire
to meet tbe wloner. Tbe" spectators
suffi red intensely from heat, but tbe
fighters shtwed no Jesire to be htsty
in get-lug into action. Battling
H lioo was in.roducfd and sgrid to
fight Britt to a finish." It was a few
minutes afser three wnen time wss
In the first round It was about evenly
rnatcbeU Wwet-rJ ibe two fighters, Bart
and Root, but in tbe a. ooud round
I toot had little better of the, contest. '
In round three tbe men indulged in
rough In fighting, llai t fiuhllug des
perately. '
In the fourth ronnd Koot oootinurd
to swlnic rights ai.d lefts to the jaw,
while, Ilrt got In a couple of good
kidney pnnchea ' This round waa call
ed even. ... In ronnd five the men In
dulged lo much olinching, with Root
doing mct of the fight lug Ibis wss
"Boots round. Afb-r 1 ard fighting on
both idee. Hart won In the 12th
round,
Boycott Completed
Bv Pcripps News A'Socistlon)
BaUnger fctraits Settlement, Jnly 3
Tbe Chinese i-ava nnanimoosly decld
idtub.ycott American goods. Tbl
baa completed the boycott in tb
BODY
BROUGHT
HOME
bTnoz, John D Lone and Paul Morton
bate bn irqueted to act at pall
bearers. . ' .
The funeral services will take place
at the Wads Memorial Chapel Wed.
nesdsy morning at eleven. Rev. Hirain
G Hayden, pastor of the Emeritus Old
Stone church, o nduotiog the simple
Presbyterian burial services, assisted
by the Rev. Dr. Tnrniah ilamlin, of
Washlngtoa, snl the intermeut will
follow at tbe stone plot at Lake view.
; GUARDED BY TROOPS
Shortly before noon tbe body wss
brought from Qleoville oo 4 spteisl
train, Tbeoomoaeroe representatives.,
and bt mayor met the train and the
body wss trarsferred to a besrse and
escorted to tbe Chan ber of Commerce
by the police and troops of cavalry.
At tbe ball, the members of the troop
A took up s vigil atoot tbe oaiket.
By Boripps News Awoeialltn
Cleveland, O., July 3. The take
Shore train, bearing the body of John
Usy, reached Glenvllle at six forty five
thle morning. The body was In ansa
keton a special car, and with it
another special car with Mrs. Uay and
P"ty.
In the party were tars Hy, Claryice
Hay, Mr and Mrs 8 oriel Mather, 8
A Raymond Mather U In charge of all
the arrangements for the funsral. Im
mediately after the arrival, thp Inner
al party drove to the Mather summer
borne in Glenville, where Mrs Uay
and ht rsou will tton until alter the
luternifut, which will take place Wed
nesdsy, end then tbey will return to
their summer home at LakeSucapel,
N H. The body lies to state in the
hull of the SCbamber -ol Commerce,
and for two daya the public will not
be permitted to view tbe remain and
ouly a few relatives and Mttndj to at
terd the funertl servioes.
ROJSEVELT WILL ATTEND
President RooeoveU end party will
arrive at nino o'olnck Wednesday
morning tonttead the funeral of 8ec
retary Hay and will leave at three in
tbe afternoon All members of the
present cabinet, together with Elihu
Root. L-man H Gage. Philander O
GROCERIES
FROM THIS STORE
ARE ALWAYS NICE
AND FRESH
Seasonable Goods as
well as Staples always
on hand.' r
QEDDEBREj
Norih Fir Street
FOR THE TOILET
Our Block of high grade toilet articles in
cIu'Im every toilet aid or con vleuce that merit :
Laa brought into favor. Every ar'icle la : of
standard exeellence aud sold at the fairest
roBFible price. ' '., " . :
We buy toilet goods hs carefully a we fny
drugs and guaranioe every article to be a
represented. We protect you from both iu-
' '. ' fprior quality and uufuir cost. " . !
IMPORTED AND DOM ESTIC
Soaps, forfmnos, Toilet Waters, Lotionu, Hair
Brushes, Combs, Tioth Brushes, Toilet
Powder?, Sponges. Nail Brushts, Lather
Brushes, Etc , Ktc, . ' 1 . v
Examine our Qualities and get
go elsewhere if you want to.
our Prices, then
; MEWLIN DRUG CO.
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MILLINERY AT REDUCED PRICES
- Ladies' Midget Ties : : ' :
-, ' Indian' Purses .
Children's Handkerchiefs
: . Children's Undermuslins
Ladies'. White Aprons
v ; Croquet Sets just in :
, E H WELLMAN & CO
LaGrniido - Orecon
BtraiU Settlement.
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