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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 30, 1905)
TODAY'S NEWS TODAY fair and warmer to-night Saturday (air EVENING ir,rrn v LA;:,GRANDE VOLUME IV CZAR GIVES WAY WITTE IS MINISTER Sorippa News Association Bt Petersborg Oct 30 U5 p m-To night the autocracy of the Romanoff's old order of things ceases to sriet io Russia. Witte telegraphea - from - Paterhoff where ha apant the day with the Emperor that before bit departuie for Ihla eitr that the Emperor bad surrendered and bad affixed hie signs tore to the Imperial mandate com Htm Dwiuuwui upoo wuioa be (Witte) piomiaed to aoeept the office. Witte now oomea Into fall power as minister and ii thai enabled to eon vert tbe farolal national assembly loto a real legislative body, to be purely repreaentattve and will confer npon tbe people their fundamental clvio llbertie. Witte Is tbe man of the hoar and Wonderful Real Bargains in the fullest Sense of the Word Every Item noted below will be recognized by the discerning ones as strictly high class merchandise at extraordinary worth at the smallest of small pricing. An honest comparing of quality will prove to your satisfaction that THE FAIR !S THE PLACE TO SAVE MONEY $10 With $12 with Jackets and Coats . of every conceivable description. Wraps that have both quality and style, and . at prices you can afford to pay too. $12.50 to $22.50 Jackets in fitted ard" box back effects, 23 and 29 inches long in red, castor, black and gTeen at ' ' ; , M $769 $798 $868 $99 $1J98 $1398 Three Quarter Length Coats In errplre and mannish styles, in kersey, beaver, zybalines, and a large variety of fancy mixtures at $550 $750 $300 $900 $1000 $1250 and $2250 ricxifold Collars For Men will not break when ironed and cannot be folded out of shape, insuriug-a perfect fitting collar ISc-Two for 25c New Shirts Tacked a.d plain frout $1.25 New Hats . All tbe latest blocks just received 98c to $3 LA eomlng fresh from hit fields of vlotory at tbe Portsmoath peace commission whereby he saved Russian honor In standing One in Hat no cash Indem nity would be considered It is thooght that with bl personality and tl.e fact that tbe common peop'e era to have representative right that tbe great internal strife will - give awxy to a better condition of affaire .' CITY QUIET Ht Petersburg Oot 30 The city la quiet this morning. Reports are re ceived bare that preparation are being made tu the southern part of the empire to mussaore the Jews. The msssaore baa already started at Poetoff where part of the Jewish quarter was plundered and ten Jews Injured in the VALUES OF ABSORBING INTEREST In Our Ladies' Suit Department Suits of all description, and c-lors, iu all wanted styles, in cheviots, serges, novelty suitings and man nish mixtures. Suits trade for us by the best houses in America. We note below a few of the many . J : i i . . J eiiruuruiuury vaiuee, on Bate ims week. .-. nm.. black , serge suits . c $12 60 black serge silk lined l'acket 4.U(S with arinrr. inrlrat Blue Venetian 8uita x $15 silk lined jacket d.yO $12.50 A special offering, and large assortment in j and longer cont. effects in all the moat mod it-h and wanted materials, iu solid colors and fancy mixture, suits sold everywhere at great special values at $14 98 choose this week at $12 60 the suit. New Shower Proof Coats Just received by express direct from New York, beautiful colorings, best values, nat tiest styles it has ever been our good for tune to show, at the exceptionally low price $16.50 and $18.50 Silk and Zepyr Shawls and Facinators of generous sie and good weight, designed to deep the wearer comfortable on the coldest day. Ia white cream and black. From $4.50 down.to 25c NEW DRESS GOODS In the new and much wanted ' checks aud plaids, in colors red and green, Mack and white, green and white, blue aud green, blue and black, aud many other q . t. rv beautiful color creations loC tO JiswU Cravenette Cloth 52 iDCh in oxfords and tan, at the yd Fancy Flannelettes Ja'i,.I,-:ihi0 . tor oainiy dmnug saques. Beautiful, f)c 4ft JQ dai.i i y colorings, the yard 1 10 i,FM-.",-lJIJa.f.ilM"i""J GRANDE. UNION COUNTY, OREGON. MONDAY. OCTOBER. 30, SMsnewsiSBiBaWsSslBMSMSiiiiiMSBaaaaaaaaaaaa w w ' m tw aVVW attack. The socialists are ao Ive a Warsaw and have forced the banks to close and stopped most of the traffic by overturning the street care. Tbe peaaanta In many of' the polish pro vinoes have revolted and are destroying government property. - '1 . j SHIPPING PLATS Manchester, England Oct 30 It le reported here that " the Czar has shipped all of the royal plate and Jewelery to Copenhagen. Tbe vessel on which It waa shipped was insured for 13,750.000 " POPULACE COWED London Oot 30-A correspondent wires that tbe easaalltiei at Odessa" one of the large Russian cities, wbioh k. V - - v - ... - - ' f ' j W ...W MIWMlii Vfc I kit Black sea on Sunday a ere, taenty Ave civilians killed and one hundred eighty seven wounded. Two soldiers were killed Business is at a stand, atill and tbe populace seems to be cowed. PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT fit Petersburg Oct 30 Fifty students and the instructors of tbe school of suits 7.85 Values $15 black cheviot suits AO short jackets, silk lined O.yO black chevio $12.50 All Linnen Art Scrim 40 inches wide, yd 70c Hardanger Art Linen . 80 in wide in deep cream and white, the yard 60c ladies' New collars all the latest New York styles in li ti nea and silk. ' 25c Sweaters Ladies' and child ren's io colors red, white and blue. $1.25 to $4.50 " w'd pl.05 technology this morning set no pro visional gorsrn ment . Tha troops soon surrounded the building in which it was established. , MANF STRIKERS , Tha strikers ia St Petersburg num ber 11,000 and the strike contributions amount to 10,000 rabies daily. BLACK SKA MUTINV Odessa, Oct. 80 Persistent rumors are afloat that the sailors of the Blaok Sea aeet hare mutinied at Uauton and killed Admiral BlrileuT ottheChonlne sqaadron and then set sail for 8ebaa topol, flying the revolutionary flag. 8HOP3 PILLAGED Warsaw Ool SO Crowds are more rintnn this - aspuea ij be getting beyood the eootrol of tbs military authorities, tlhops are being pillaged and wealthy citiuos bouses bate been destroyed, one of the reaid enoee burned, bring tbe goternor gen erals. The troops fired into tbe air, but so far there hat bseo no bloodshed. FINLAND AROU8ED Heklngsfor Oct 30-The fsotory workers la this eltv sroused br mvlt. a tors are determined to Joii the strike. mere are only f oar thousand troops In FiaUnd and the authorities are greatly worried because St Petersburg cannot spare them more soldiers in tbe present orisia Hekinfort Is tbe capltol of Finland, a Russian province a city o( over 75,000. ,, to pr"oteotczar Kiel, Oct 30-The German cruiser ami the oomplete torpedo boat divi sions sailed lor the Russian cont It it reported that tbe Kaiser ordered the fleet to hold Itself la readiness to protect the Czar and fan 11 in case of neocestlty, DEMAND A CHANGS Chicago Oct 30 A dallf correspon d .ent cables Irom St Petersburg that there is open talk ol a ohange in dyossty and it is persistently rumored that Prince Paul DolraonakorT will be elected to tbe throne. It is olaimed at bit right is greater than tbs de oendentt of Romanoff. J P Morgan and V7 Perkint and other financiers are trying to charter a steamer to leave for London. It is impossible to leave bf rail. San Diego Fire Scrlpps News Association. San Diego, Oi t. 30. Fire this morn ing destroyed two woodn lodging houses on corner Fourth and A street a J J Light Jomped from tbe third story and was severelv Inland l' was taken to the hospital where be oiea in a lew hours. It is feared that one or more lodgers are still In tbe rains. A blind man by tbe ume of Lynn, with his heal wramed in wet blanket, was led through tbe blazing ball by bis mother aud was saved from injury. The loss of tbe two buildings Is estimated at 110,009 One of the bulldinas waa lha afienft nf a murder several months ago when W u Kooinson ran amuck and killed five people and himself The Br at.nni at about sit o'clock this morning in the room where Robinou's first mar der waa committed. Serious Business Horipps News Assooiatlon. Shanghai, Oct 30 Rear-admiral Train, commander-in-chief of tbe American Asiatic squadron, and son Lienl Train, were attacked by Cbinrse outside of Nking while pheasant shooting. Tbe admiral so- cidently shot and slightly wounded a cbioese woman. He was at once sur rounded by tbe villagers who took the officers guns and belt lbs lieutenant as a boatage. Fjrly mariners were landed to rescue tbe officers and tbe mob sttaeked tbem with pitchforks Tbe Chinese oflicwls refused to return tbe t fficers guos Nakin is prosrcul ng an aotive boycott sgaintt Ameri can goods. Grain Markets Chicago, Oct. 30-Wheat, opened 8934 ; olosed, 90;8; corn openej iH'4; loeed, 46: oats opecod, . 3CJB : closed 30,. PORTLAND MARKET Portland, Oct. 30-Club, 73, bias stem, 70; valley li. LOCAL MARKET Buyers today are offering 65 cents 1905 I 1 1 " !MW,,BMtiaMnnnwnnnwaMajwjBtjtMj FATAL SANTEFE WRECK By "orlpps Newt Association Kansas City Mo , I'ct 80-Twelve passengers were killed and thirty In -lured at 10 o'clock thla momlog when paseenger train No 1 on tbe Sante Fa nM uaiai'ou one a lie east of Sheffield, a suburb oily. A partial list of the dead U; James Seymour, Richmond, Mo) Johu Mo. Gregor, Fort Madison, loa; Eitra Engineer J V Oaphs, Cbio.go) Bag gaageman Willism Uarrisoo, Chicago Roy Cleveland, Ohio, Lee . Montgo mery, La Crosse, Wis; Earl Thorn N Y. Two ltalliant and Luther Richards a colored waiter, and a negro porter Three of the m.ll clerks were lnjur.4 A number of Swedish emigrants were also injured. The wre kage of lha tender, mall bagiiage, smoking and oh .1 roars are tiled 30 foot high. Ten cart, which were the Pullmans, touriittsanl diner remained on tbe track. All of tbe dead so far as known recovered 'are two mall olerks, the biggigeman and porter. The wreck took place In a deep cut flanked with rook walls fifty feet high ' , , Mine Burns Scrimps News Association. ' Stockton Csl Oot 3) The entire snrieoe works ol tbe Lightning mine at Angles, O.laverls county, were destroyed by fi e at ten o'clock this morning. The loss is estimated at one hundred thousand dollars. The fire started in tho oturge room and wat soattered ti the other buildings by Ibe explosion ol giant powder oaps. Ten miaere who were 850 fe. t underground vosped through a tunnel iuto the sb ft ol tbe Angle mine. Stockholders' Rights By Scrlpps News Association. . Wasblngion, Oct. 8J. In deciding the case of J W UuMirie versus H L Harkness today tbe court held that the stockholders of national btnkt ere entitled to inspect the bank books. Tbe esse srosa In oonnvnilnn with t.e Commercial National bank of Ogdeo; Utah, ol wbiib Harkness ownsd one fifth of the capital stock and was denied the rigbt of Inspecting the books. Boycott Resumed : Sorippa News Association. Hor g Koog Oct 30 Americans here say that tbeboycitt has b?en resumed in all Chineei ports, and that tbe ri. sulo are serii ui In Canton', and 1 he Iealnrs bav j tss received $5,000 from tbe Cbinuse in California to aid tbe spread of the boycott idea. WANT SOMETHING GOOD TC READ? fJo one nefd be ia want of Interesting fiction who will take a look over oar book shelves. All the latett populur novels are there and many tnort that are quite as interesting il not as popular. We have books to suit every taste in tbe way of fiction. B 0 0 K S We recently reoeived a large addition to our book stock a big Bsoortraent of the new copy riehfeil novels at 11.25. and a W i ..i. copyrights in cheaper bindings. No use let ting time hang heavy for want of good reading matter, when the world's choices fiction can be had at these yrices. Sometime wLen you w.tnt a good novel come in and rummage through our shelves. 8ure to find spmething you will want. NEWLIN DRUG CO. La Grande Oregon - NIIMRFD Court Martial Sorippa Newa Association ' Vails jo, Cel., Oot. 30. The coort martial of Ensign Chsrles T Wede, " charged with responsibility ot the Bennington disaster, opened here toll morning. The prosecution presented' eljiht specifications , against . Wads, . , -three of which were alleged . neglect of duty leaving the engine room when be knew the boilers were In bad oonditlon, placing lneioerienrad altar on Hnt waver tenatr, ana lor leaving tbe engine room while the oiler was on duty. Chief Machinists Mat. Wk.nl tiut. Ifl.d that the lifting gear was oat ol " ' order when Wade waa aaaliuut t sbip. Commander West, Judge Ad- " "; vwnte neii 01 iNapa. and Naval Con straotor Uolden oomprlee the counsel tor tbe Helens. , - . " W.C.T.U. WOMEN JN ROW Sorlppe Newa Association ' Los Angelee. OjL- SO -Tin et ; controversy of any note look place wis uiurinug m uis jxtuoual WUTU convention in which all the leaders, participated. The cause of tbe special discussion waa the proposed altera tion of scctiou one, artlole four of Ibe bylaws and constitution, by Miss En sign ol Oblo. Tbe projosrd rbsote provides for tbe selection ot a vice president at large and recording teoretarr by elec tion Instead of appointment. Tbe proposed change was lost by a vote of 74 to 410 President at Sea Sotlpps News Association Portsmoath Oct 30 A wireless message from tbe President, who Is aboard the West Virginia, to Governor Herrh-k In answer to ble telegram of congratulations was intercepted tbls morning. Tbe President Is proceeding up tbe coast la a heavy sea at a re markable tate of speed. HEAVT BE A ' Norfolk Oct 80-A wireless message fiom (Jape Hatteras to Norfolk aavy yards says that the West Virginia at 10 o'clock this morning was 60 miles sooth of Hatteras In the midst of a severe gale and would not reanh the Virginian coast until eight tonight The Presldert is aboard and In Ibe midst of tha storm having a rough passage,' - s Will Meet Prince 1 Scrlpps News Association. Norfolk, Vs. Oct 30-Admiral Evans with his bat'leship and sauadron nm- ceed today . to Hampton roads pre- parea lor tbe reception of Prince Louis &35SE a o o K s II or blueetcm and G3 for club.
