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LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
LA GRANDE, UNION COUNTY. OREGON WEDNESDAY. JULY 19. 1905
NUMBER 221
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INSULT
GIVEN
KAISER
Boripps Newt Aesocirtloo
Berlin July 19 A mutiny occurred
kn lu German cruiser Freuenloeb,
during visit of the Kaiser to Kiel The
men claimed that they were harshly
treated by the officers. When the
Kaiser hoisted a signal to the fleet,
the crew ol the Frauenloeb responded
by hoisting a dirty piece of cloth The
Emperor ordered the Tassel ont of the
harbor and the men responsible for
mutiny will be severely punished. The
oommander was suspended for ez
cessive cruelty.
SIX ASSAYERS
ARE ARRESTED
' By Sorippa News Association
Denver Colo July 19 Charged
with receiving gold ore, knowing it to
be stolen, siz aatayers of the cripple
creek district have been placed under
heavy bonds. It is alleged that the
assayere cleared thirty thousand dol
lars in six months. It is also alleged
that a million dollars worth of ore is
stolen every year.
JAPANESE ROUT
RUSSIAN FORCES
Boycott In Effect
By Boripps Mews Association
Washington July 19 Advices from
Shanghai anhounoes that the propos
ed Chinese boycott of American goods
went into eftVet today. The consular
authorities are nnable to allay the
Agitations.
Declare Dividend
(By ScrippeNewe Association)
Cleveland Ohio July 19 The Ameri
can Ship Building Company today de
clared a fonr per oent dividend of its
common stock.
CANNIBALS EAT
TWO THOUSAND
(By Poripps Newa association)
Berlin Julv 19 The Colonial au
thorities in the Germau Southwest
Africa report an outbreak of the can
nibal tribe of Njems in the German
Camerooms. During June the tribe
devoured two thousand negroes and
eight white persons. The German
forces are loo weak to oope wit h the
savages.
By Scrippa Newa Association
Tokio July 19 Vice-admiral Kern
imura reports as follows: "Oar des
troyer Flotilla was shelled
by the eoemy off yukiaivan. The
Flotilla responded silencing the enemy
and forcing the eavalry to retire Lat
er the flotilla discovered a inruote I
patrol and shelled them. The cruiser
Cbibaya shelled the enemy's guard
North of Qehabe, a point on the
Northeast of Korea."
WRECK
KILLS
TRAMP
Reports received here last night are
to the effect that a freight train com
ing: into Umatilla from t e west yes
terday alter noon was wrecked at the
west end of the bridge, jist at the
west and of the yards. The train ran
into a awitob tnat was detective, or
had not been set right, and the engine
and six oars were derailed. The engine
turned over, but the fireman and en
gineer escaped Injury by jumping.
T'le trucks of a car were thrown over
the embankment of the liver and fell
upon a tramp who was sleeping under
the bridge, killing him instantly. The
name ol the nnfortuuate man is not
known at the Dreeens time. The six
ears derailed ate pretty badly smashed
and passenger traffio was delayed for
six hours on eooouot of olearing the
tracks.
LIGHTNING STRIKE
CAUSES EXPLOSION
Boripps News Association
Dee Molaaa. Iowa. Jul 19 Tt.u
morning; lUbtoioa struck a ahad nf
the West Iowa Mine. In which six
miners were taking refuge from the
rale, exploding the drna-Hte in the
shed and blowing all ol the mea to
atoms. The live dead Identified era
Charles Brown. Luke Miliar. (In
Bloom, Henry Jooelyn and W Lati
mer.
TRUSTEE
OFFERS
A PLAN
(Sirlppe Newe Association)
New York, July 19. -In a letter to
Attorney Paul Cravaab, iorge West
inghoune, a trnatee of the Equitable
Life Assurance Society, offers a plan
(or the management of the society,
which he thinks is agreeable to policy
holders, and auggeata thai all share
holders place their aharea in the hands
of the trustees, with power to vote for
an amended section f the oharter,
providing that the stock consist of five
thousand shares of twenty dollars
each. It is also asked and s ingested
that all directors be nolicv holders of
one share only, to be held by a single !
person who is a policy holder.
Meets in Defiance
By Boiipps New Association
Moscow, July 19. The Zemstov
Congress convened at noon at tun resi
dence of Frinoe Dalgorankoff . The
conference is being held In deflanoe of
the Russian authorities.
Hot at Cincinnati
(Horipps News Association)
Clnoinnattl, Ohio, July 19 Ther
were five deaths and many prostrations
reported by the police today as a re
suit of the extreme bent. The olty la
facing a water famine.
NO RELIEF FROM
THE HEAT WAVE
(By Sorlpps Newe Association)
New York. July 19 Todav waa
another ooorcber i New York and vt
etaity and no relief from ti e torrid
weather la la eight. Loner before eon
rise the police were report! on deatha
and prostrations, when twenty deaths
and two hundred and fifty urost rations
ware reported Three deaths were re
ported up to nine o'clock thle morning
Kvery hospital in the city is crowded
and the police patrols are being used
as ambulanoee The temperature of
the weather bureau at nine o'clock was
eighty tour degrees.
Seventeen deaths from heat were re
ported daring the forenoon, and the
temperate re waa ninety .one at eleven
o'clock.
Twenty eight deaths have been re
ported since midnight from heat A
heavy rainstorm broke ovet the oity at
three this afternoon, affording tempo
rary relief.
ENJOY
NICE
OUTING
Boripps News Association
Oyster Bay Jaly 19 Tbi Fieeident
and the Bay campers returned to
Sagamore Hill at nine this morning
after having spent the night on the
shore of the sound. Every one of the
party, including the President, seemed
to have eo joyed the outing Roose
velt received three visitors today. Gen
eral Horace Porter, former ambassa
dor to France, Judge W VY Coon the
New Federal Judge of Oregon, Thea-
dora Dodge, an English acquaintance.
Eleven in Chicago
By Boripps News Association
Chicago. 111., Jnly 19. -The city la
still sweltering, but there is tome re
lief, In the shape ol a lake breeze, pre
dloted for tonight. Fleven deaths
were reported to the. coroner today aa a
result nf the Intense heat.
NEVER BEFORE SUCH VALUES, NEVER BEFORE SUCH PRICES
TRULY BARGAINS IN MERITORIOUS MERCHANDISE
Abound in every nook aud corner of our big store The knife is making its rounds in
every department, and it is doing it! work well. Nver befort have we offered such a
HIGH-GLASS aggregation or absolutely NEW and SEASONABLE GOODS, at what may
almost be called Recklessly Mutilated Prices, as prevail during this
GREAT CLEARANCE SALE
Comparison is the true test of all things We ask you, in justice to yourself, to make the
fullest comparison.
THE JURY
I NOT YET
AGREED
By Boripps hews Association
Portland Ore July 19 The jury in
the Williamson laud Iraud oase was
till oot at two o'clock this afternoon.
Shortly before noon the jury came in
to court and asked (or further instruc
tions on tlio su'j'ct of the pxtjury
charge and the nature of the G overn
ment laud oontrsot, which was given
by the court, and the jury again retired.
Ladies' Black Hose
Of good standard
quality, flat knit,
and made for ser
vice, this sale
7'c the pair
Men s Shif ts
Regular 76c and
85c soft front shirts
in a largA variety
of patterns, this
sale,
43c
Ladies' Collars
in this assortment
ate to be found a
great many of oar
best 26c and 36c
sellers, this sale
10c
Ladies' Waists
of the regular $2.35
and 2.60 kind,
good styles and un
qualifiedly the beat
waist bargains
this country.
Choice this sale
in
$1.00
Ladies' Shirt Waist Suits
We ask you to note partic
larly the fact that prices
here quoted are little high
er than actual coat ol
making.
$12.50 Silk Shirt Waist Suits
$8.00
$10 Lustre Suits in Blue.
Brown and Black.
$6.35
50 pair $1.25 Children's
Slippers.
79c
100 pair, $1.50 and $i 75
Misses Slippers.
$1.19.
calico, as much jc
as you want, a yd
APRON GINGHAMS
PERCALE
None to Merchants
4'
4'
5'
All Ladies' Hats
HALF PRICE
Jim JCUM?.
i n ii nil is si i hi nil m iiaaaar
Call us up on Farmers' Line.
Boys' Suits
values up to $3.60, good
assortment
$1.95
Men's Coats and Vests
in all wool, black and fancy
worsteds, regular $10
values.
$5.35
Injunction Denied
By Boripps News Association
Bt Louis July 19 Judge MoPher-
eon ia the United Slates Court today
denied the iujunctioo anked by tbe
Peoples United States Bank to pre-
vert the posteffioe offloi tie from exe
cuting tbe fraud order iasuod by tbe
Postmaster General.
Will Reject Bill
By Boripps News Association
H toe holm Sweden July 19 It is re
potted that the lioksdag will rejeot the
Government bill providing for separa
tion of Norway and Bee Jen, and
that tbe cabinet will resign.
THE YOUNG DUKE
TAKES POSSESSION
CANNON ARRESTED
FOR FOROEKY
By 8ctipps News Association
Bait Lake July 19 John Q Cannon
formerly seoretsry of the Utah world's
fair commission, at 8i Louis, was to
day arrested at Let abridge, Alberts.
Gauada, charged with forgery and
embezs'ement. The extrsdition pap
era are now being pie pared. Can now
is the son of Usorge Q Cannon, late
president of the Mormon church,
brother of the former Senator Cannon
He is scouted ol forging Governor
Well's nameto warrants. He disap
peared late in January, at whioh time
he was Brieadier Genernl of the Utah
National Gurd.
GROCERIES
FROM THIS STORE
ARE ALWAYS NICE
AND FRESH
(By Boripps Newe Association)
Gatha Germany. Julv 19 Duke
Charles Bdward made a formal entry
of i itha this morning to take over the
role ol the Duchy ol Naie-Coburir Go
tba, this being the Dune's twenty first
btrtnday. I he young ruler waa met
at the entrance of the oitv bv the
troops, and waa escorted to the palaoe
where lie look the oath.
For Reparation
(By Boripps News Association)
' Madrid Spain July 19 The Span
ish Government is arranging (or re
paration of ibe Spmidiard s impiison
ed in the Philippines by the Ameri
can during the Spanish-American war
of 1898, and who are still upon the
island.
Seasonable Goods as
well as Staples always
on hand.
DDEJ BRif
Nortb Fir Street
Men's Pants
$2.25 and 12 50 Dante, in
all wool and mixed wor
sted and cheviots.
Anarchist Released
(Sorlpps Newa Association)
Pittsburg, Pa.. July 19 Alexander
Berkam, a former anarchist, left the
Western penitentiary this morning,
having strved his time, twelve years
aad eight months, for attempting to
kill U C Krlok during the Iloraestiad
atrike. He was taken to Clearmont
where he will serve a year for carrying
I concealed weapons . Bight yare and
. vo months of hla time were commut
ed for good behavior.
THIS WEEK
$1.50
COPYRIGHT
FOR $1.10
BOOKS
SEE OUR
WINDOW
THIS WEEK
FOR SUMMER READING
Our stock or bioks includes the choicest works of
standard authors us well as the latest and most popu
lar book by contemporary writers. We make a spe jial
e
effort to secure the new books as soon as their good
ness and popularity are assured.
H you wish anything iu the book line for study
or pleasure, for home reading or to take with you ou
your vacation, it will be profitable for you to see what
we hrve to offer before deciding what and where to
buy. Our prices are alwaya right.
j NEWLIN DRUG CO.
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$1.65
50c, 75c Men's Straw Hats
Choice 25c
Pleads Innocense
By Boripps News Association
Akron Ohio July 19 Charles
French of California, tbe Ohio pro
moter now iu the county jtll, insists
that be is not guilty ol securing
money from Nathan Burk under feli
ptetense, and that be will tight tbe
25k
R eduction
Watch (his space for Suit
winners
C L Mcllquist $35
Dr. G L tig ftn $25
Suit last Saturday
Two drawings on Sat
July 15
ON ALL STRAW CRASH
HATS
A.L, ANDREWS
Haberdasher and Tailor
to tbe finish.
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