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Ar.GUMENT,TO:.:onROW 4
, f y ON MANY. DEMURRERS
7 r-. ' - ; :K V.:
Wlliamson' Trial' Will - Begin
y Friday very Indication of
J y Intent to DIspoee of Ore- .
gon'e Land Scahdalajyyf
Th following tlram waa ra-
' ' calved thla morning by F. J. Ha -
ney: . , v j . ... . . .
"Waablncton. jutjr S, .10. ,
United -Statea Attorney Port- .
land.. Or. Your loyal, abla and
' d " BucceaafurSohduct of proeseutlonv
: d ' acalnat Senator Mitchell la ap
predated and commended. '
U ' . HOYT., "
; i. -r "Aotlnc Attorney-General. ,
federal grand Jury'a Inraatlgatlona Into
the Oregon land fraud wore called up
, i thla morning by Judge Da .Haven- for
the. purpoae of bringing them to an la
aue and aettlng them for ' trial. Many
of t: defendanta have not -yet. beau ar
ralgnt and they will be required to ap
iaar t once and plead or demur. - Oth
. era va ttled demurara and tbeae will
X b -lod without Joaa ofttme. i jn the
ca agalnat the - Bulie Creek iLand,
1. er 1 1A veatock " company, repra
.; awnted by Judg Bannett. argumenU
were heard on the demurrera that have
, been (lied and they Were -taken under
, .advlaement.-.'-?,,'' ( ' . '
It K'.'ldent' purpoae of Judge
-Ba rap1aTTaloartbl6nair9tTJrfJri tha atone
time In bringing, all t tha land fraud
caaea to an early eoncluelon . TU trial
.' - of Congreasman Wllllamaon, which will
hairttr-jt'lrydv."'wffi: be Tollowed. In
, quick aueceaalon by the proaecutlona of
Congreaaman Hermann,- aXate- -Senator
.Maya. Mayor W. H. Davie of Albany
. - and -othcra. ' though the- order hj -which
- these aubaequent caae will ba called la
yet to be determined. " '
.,; - ltaya Oaee OaUad.
'In marked contraat to tha .thronga
' which crowded "the - courtroom,- during
, the trial of Senator Mitchell, there were
1 scarcely a dosan apecUtora preaent thla
morning though aeveral well-known at
torneya were In court In behalf of In
dieted peraona, . among i them Senator
1 Joaeph Simon. County Judge ' U 'B.
Wtbeter. ' John M. Jearln, . Dan
" Malarkey and Judge A. a Bennett.
The (Iret caaa called waa that of the
kJL United Statea va. Frank P. Maya, Hor-
aee O.- McKinteyf S.- A. D. Puter, Marl
L Ware.. Emma Wataon. Dan Tarpley
' and Robert Simpaon. The defendanta
- are chnrgfd with conapirlng to defraud
- ' the "government of public landa by
' - mesne of falae ' and fraudulent home
stead entrlea. United SUtea Dlatrlct
Attorney Heney made the algnlOcant
itateiuewt-tothe ort -that the only
-r person to e arraigned waa V. P. Maya.
the other defendanta having agreed, to
' "plead guilty. . -.:..
: . Udwln Maya addressed the , court:
"May It- pleaae the court. I : am a
. brother of P. P. Maya, and though hot
" hla attorney, ! deair to state that be
la III In. Oakland, California, and unable
to be here In court" - ' : .
. Mr. Heney replied that he understood
' " "the facta to be aa stated and tha case
waa thereupon placed at the foot of the
' calendar. The apeclno. charge against
. , r. f Maya la that he acquired certain
. . ' traata of land On which the patenta had
been obtained through frauds Thaddsus
Potter acting aa Mays' agent In re
ceiving and delivering title. With- the
exception -of Simpaon, who-ha thus far
. escaped arrest, all of Maya co-defendants
' . are under conviction, for the famous
f.j -ll-T" land frauds. . ; t - - .
v ' Argnateata e Demarrsra. ; '
f ' Arguments . will be heard tomorrow
' on k number of demurrera Hied by de-
fepdants. As to Prank J.. Van Winkle,
. indicted with Henry Meldrum et at for
conspiracy to defraud tha government;
r -tha charge was dismissed on motion of
Mr. Heney, who atated that he waa con
L -"vlnced thgt Van Winkle la nit guilty.
V a similar order-waa made aa ti Prank.
Vf'. Dungan, also indicted with Meldrum
, ' on a conspiracy charge, and aa to H. I'
rHisler,1 Indlcted-wlth W. N. Jonea and
- - athere In connection with frauds In the
' Silet reaerve. -; , . i '
, . .. Usniurrera to the Indlotmenta agalnat
i State Senator George C. - Brownell.
(Continued on Page Two.)
BU RG LARS-
OVERLOOK $2,00Q
- .' i (Special DUpatcb te !Tb. Jimrssl.) 5
- Beatt ley Wash., July B. Some time
l.! "early thla morning burglara broka Into
; 'the sub-basement of the Madison street
cable station and bored up through tha
basement floor Into the deposit .bos,
where conductors after o'clock In the
i ' afternoon place their' receipt .tied;. tup
I jn bagi.:; u; r J
The - robbers secured four baga con
""TTilnlng about 110. but were frightened
f away by the engineer, who caught them
at work. They would have secured 0
- mora bags' containing- f 3,00,
President, Viw-Prcsidcnt
r Cud Ccbinst FisCCibsrs
Attend. FuncraL
ESCORT OF TROOPS 1
ACCOMPANIES BODY
Services In Washington . SimuN
taneoue With the Last Ritee;
'l . at Lakevlew Ce'mttery tin V.
riyry f Cleveland,' Ohio. r ? ; i
v - tJoaraal gpedsl. Berries.) "" "
.: aaveland, Ohio, July a. With String
ceremonlea. yet marked with aimDllolty.
flha body, of the late Secretary of. State
John Hay was today ' laid In ita last
resting place at Lakeview cemetery. ' At
H o'clock short services for tha dead
began in ttie aanctuary-of Wade 'me
morial chapel at Lakevlew ' cemetery.
In the chapel assembled a little com
pany of distinguished mourners, - lira.
Hay and Clarence Hay were In the
front bench to -the 'right.' To the left'
waa President Roosevelt, SamueJ Ma
ther, and other relatives were near
Mra.-ay: ,'VIce-Prealdent? Pairbanka
and the remainder of the company, aat
well. In, the rear of the ekapeL', -'.
When the allent wmpwijr aaembted.
Dr. Hiram C P. Ilayden began the
prayer-for the dead. - A quartet Bang
two verses of hymn, following which
Dr. A. B. Meldrum. , pastor, ef the
church, read a passage of Scripture.
Another hymn, a prayer and the eerv
Ice ended.' - ' " '.- -
A squad of troopS iTrtmi "theOh lo Na
tional Guard bore (he caaket down the
aisle. Behind it followed the'. hlef
mournera and members of the cabinet,
who acted aa honorary pallbearera. The
president accompanied Mrs. Hay to tha
carriage, . - '
Servloea at
plot, where the casket waa lowered Into
the grave. Dr. .Hayden .read the fa-
LmUlar . graveaida prayer TUe- party -at
once entered carriages and were driven
away, , The president and his cabinet,
with visiting associates of tha late sec
retary, were driven to -the train. Mrs.
Hay-returned to", the home of Samuel
Mather. ' : V" ?.'--
The funeral began with tha arrlva)
of i President Roosevelt and. party at
Chamber of Commerce hall, where tha
remains lay In ' state.' , Troops with
squad of police led the cortege, i A large
number of people lined the atreeta lead
ing to the cemetery and watched . the
passage of. the funeral procession. .,
VrealdantUl TraU "Artrea. . .
" Tni special train of the Pennsylvania
bearing the presidential party to attend
the f u neral . . arrt ved at Union ' station
at o'clock- The- president--waa ac
companied by .Secretaries. .8 haw., Hitch
cock, Wilson. Metcalf and Bonaparte,
Attorney-General , Moody, PoatmaaUr
Oe neral Cnrtelyoo, former" Secretary of
th Navy Paul- Morton and former See
retary of the Treasury Lyman 'B.. Gage,
Kllhu Root. Charles Emery Smith. Sen
ator Philander Knox. PtltP. . M. Rlxey
and c retary Ixmo.' "Troop A of the
Ohio National Guard waa drawn "up a.t
the entrance of the station. : The party
was met by Samuet Mather and a com
mittee from the chamber of commerce.
A large crowd witnessed the president'
arrival, but made no demonstration.
The party-Immediately entered' . car
riagea and were driven to- the chamber
of commerce, where they were met by
Oovernor Herrlck and. Vice-President
Fairbank. - ' - . -
- At I o'clock thtt afternoon the cltl
aene of Cleveland held ' a ' memorial
meeting In the chamber of commerce.
Governor Herrlck , presided and Ellhu
Root delivered the principal address, w
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Vaatlvltlaa Akaadnaad.
"" 1 (Joornsl gpeelsl Brle.) -'I- ''. '
Ban Francisco,-; July : I. Because - of
the funeral of Secretary -Hay, all. func
tlona in honor- of Secretary Taft and
MIsa Roosevelt were abandoned for to
day. Secretary. Taft waa up early and
unattended enjoyed . a stroll aoout the
streets. -Miss Roosevelt remained at
the hotel until thla afternoon when, ac
companied by frlenda. phe wsa taken for
an automoDiie nae. ;;.if'.-i
at Capital, v.
-(loaraat.gcerlkl Servlee.) o'i
Washington. July s.--Memortal
vices were held ' In Waahlngton today
for tea late Secretary Hay .attended-by
members of the dlplomatlo corps not la
Cleveland, by officers of the army and
navy and public offtrlala. 'Tha ceremo
nies took place- in the Church ' of . ths
Covenant at-the same hour the funeral
ceremonlea were being held In' Clave
land. ' i f I'- . -'it,--"
S U R PRISED"
' ' F.ntranc to the basement waa ' ef
fected by cutting through, a door.-. ' -
The deposit box, rests on the floor of
he basement above the sub-basement
nd at the end of A chute where the
sack are deposited at the ground floor
entrance. Traffic yesterday waa very
heavy and the afternoon and night receipts-
of the- line -amounted " to about
ll.tftt). 1 1 -r- ;
, In. taking, the money awCof - the box
the coin-rattled. - Thla noise attracted
the attention of 'the engineer ; who
started an Investigation ' frightening
away the tnievea, - - ,
OnEGOH HOP CROP
- - Hi REAL iDAKGEK
Julius Pincus Says ft- la Threat
vened With -Oesctloh 'Ti
RED SPIDER, TOO, "
A SERIOUS MENACE
Spraying Alone TYfilTSave the
Golden Stofer Declare
reTramouw' Bear,'!
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Xccofdlng "to 'pronjiient'Jilealere,lK)tb
bulla and bears, he hon crop ' of Ore
aon la threatened wltir 'destruction;
Their auggestion aa to the'wsy to eax'e
the crop la to apVay properly. To bff
aet thla the growers are threatened with
the loss of the English market" If It la
found, upon -a . thorough 'examination,
that toe much araenlo appears in the
hooa front thla section, .-i , '.
Julius Plncua. whoss Attitude' in the
hop market during, the past season has
never shown the earmarka of a bull,
says of the eltuation: - - -''""- "
"Hop- growers ' should not make tbe
mistake that their hops will come out
all rlgbt-.lf they do not spray -Honey
dew is so pientirui imong . me . nop
yards that the situation baa become
moreahtrmlnr than: during -any-recent
aeaeon. Hop lice are much more plentM
ful than they, have ever been, some or
the yards -being literally covered with
the little peata.. or course w earner con
ditions could possibly help the growers
to . rid their yarda of tha vermin - but
weather conditiona do not also ceme as
they are planned. " Ftwgrowera realise
the danker In the -present situation. --The
danger la such, that present prospects are
that the crop OI ine atate 01 urvgon, um
present season .wiu-d ruineu.
.-;.-i---''Trferi hi s - m
present season wui-oa ruineo. .. .. counollnien: filed Into then
"At first boney o-;.wh ibews .toKt,,, iitta;.'vTBirs, at
only a, few. sections but .now.lt has ap
peared in. every direction.--Honey-dew
la caused by the lice puncturing the leaf
of. the hop and allowing the ssp-to es
cape. - This' causes the vme- afUcked.tO
lose Ita . crop." .j
According to Information -received by
Tha Journal very few growers have act
ually .prepared, themselves for spraying
their yards during the preaent aeaeon.
The danger has been, underestimated on
all aldea. ; Hop- lice,- according to -every
report : received, ' are much more , prev
alent now than at any . previous time
during the hlatory,of-the hop Industr
of the atate. '', ' ' - ,
Several states. New York and Waah
lngton M particular, have In, years gone
by Buffered, the almost total destruction
of their hqp crop by the action of. the
honey . dew. , In most ; instances ; the
vlneB 'grow 'just as, high when ' st
Ucked - by the - fatal ; disease' when
perrectlf free ' from vetmln,-' but the
hope do !not. form at all. ' The losing of
the sup stops thla In! every case. " '
- Red spider Is another . Insect -that the
Oregon hop grower iwlll be kept looking
after during the preent.aemaon:.Theee
little insects, so -email- that they .can
hardly be distinguished even by an or
dinary, glass, are. showing a-.very rapid
Increase. Among - -growera they are
classed among the. worst enemies of the
hon. - . . ' -'' - .-'-'-!
L Weather ccndltlona during the past few
daya have not been aucn aa 10 aui-vunev
the lleer the red spider. To kill the
llc-ej very' sltrj weather: la needed lor
weeks. aLs,llms . r, . , i . ..i , .
HEAVY RAINS CAUSEfL,
V MISSISSIPPI? RISE
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Minneapolis, July S. Heavy rains In
northern Minnesota haye cauaed the
waters of the Mississippi to -rear a
dangerous height. 'Two railroad bridges
here have been undermined and .closed
to traffic' Dwellers on the lowlands
are warned to move. j
t :t ' 1 TlTL: ; '"'
Two Oars ef Wool Sura. '
fgpeclsr Vl,Mlck' taTfte JoorpiL); .
"Hafnea.'Or:; "July's. Fire broke out
rn fretgh train nsar-thht placs Mon
day In snme unaccountable manner and
destroyed two cars leaded with aroured
wool. In transit fronr Pendleton to Chl
oago, Tbe wool la valued at 119,004.,
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Vqity Hall -ifihqreia
MAYOR ;NAJVjESOMMITIEES
assembled for the first . meeting of the
administration at J . o'clock this after
noon and organised. Mayor Lane named
hla council committees, and the member
of the council ,caat lotaf orx tbelong
ghd. ahort terms. , -; ,' vi ; . ,-- v-
Long before, the meeting was called to
order, a-great "crowd of curious people
thronged - the tcounctl chambers,, which
were decorated by H. Lowlta. auperln
tendent of city parkSw and Chief Janitor
J.- SImmonds.. who had artistically ar
ranged, flowers, snd plants on. the deaka
and aboju the room. , '.- -. -
'Promptly at 1 o'clock, the mayor1' snd
unoilnien: filed Into the -room, snd took
wave of- ex
citement as the mayor let his . gavel,
fail snd naked for Uie-re41icall; - For
the Orst-.tlme In the-hlstory of Port
land ,'. It'. oouncllmen , sat . together . - to
make lawaefor the people; under the
former charter there, were .but. eleven.
f when Mayor - Lane , announced - hla
coancil committee It wsa found that to
Wv T. , Vaughn.- the nlyv Democrat' In
TEN MILLION DECREASED
fetr IN -DEBT! DONATION
' 1 .; .rv ' 'V ' .'. r r-.
." IJaamal Special hrrVa) - .
Waahlngton.; Julys. I. The monthly
statement of public debts shows that at
rthe. close of-business June- 0.. the debt.
less: cash in tha - treasury, amounted -to
$8.I5.7H. - a; decreaae,-ras -compared
with ' May of 10.Mtfie"debt Is
recapitulated sb 'follow:' ' ' " " - '
' Interest, bearing 'debt.. I5.18,l;
debt on which Interest has. ceased since
maturlty.'ll. 170.14a; debt bearing no In
te rest. J8.82,iO: total.,. 1,181.I7.04.
Thla amount.' however, , does -not In
clude ' $9S2.J57, i-ii; certlflcateB and
treasury , notes outstanding which "are
offset"! by an equal amount of caah on
hand. Which la held "for redemption..
- The-caah In the treasury :m classified
as. follows;,. Gold -reaerve, $180.000.00;
trust funds. iJ.l67.; general fund,
tl41.6tO.144l- In -national bank-depositories.
7.0,3; In Philippine. treasury;
. . The -total .la II Jf5.1.491.-against
which .there are' demand' liabilities out
standing - amounting "to $1,071, 77.11.
which leaves a. cash balance on hand of
tll,4vO.I31. , . , f',-
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VIU I IM COwnrbtf mum - : ,
XX r PENDLETON ROBBER
- tlpeclsl Dhsetch Nte The Jearaatf 1 '.
"Pendleton. Or July S, Bruce Parrlah
waa held. uplaat night, while returning
home after escorting a -young-woman
from a daace. While crossing Webb
atrset. at' tha railroad track he-wa.e-dered
te "cough up." The robber grabbed
Parrlah "by the coat collar, but ' the vic
tim slipped out of the garment and then
snatching It (rots the robber's band fled
to the police station. -No trace has been
found 6f the highwayman.-; - ...-vr -;
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the body., had -fallen the honor of ap
pointment i to tha chstrnfknsblp of-4 he
street' committee, th moat important
In the body. He, was also appointed on
the liquor -license -and Judiciary snd
elections committrea. tha two other moat
important . committees. - ., .?
Wi-'T.-Mastera,- represents tlvr of the
Fifth ward, - was chosen chairman of
the Judiciary and electlone committee;
Thomas. Gray, councilman at large, of
the liquor license committee; H. W. Wal
lace, councilman from the Seoond ward,
of the waya, and meana committee, snd
John P. "Sharkey of th sewers snd
drainage committee. Following are the
coramlttees, the first named being chair
men: ,
: Waya -and meana H - W. Wallaoe,
Thomas Gray and Frank T. Bennett. --Accounts
and current 'expenses R, E.
Menefee, Frsnk , T. Bennett snd A. G.
Rushlight ; , -. '. . :....
Street cleaning snd sprinkling Frank
T. ' Bennett. R. A E. -.- Menefee, W. T.
Vaughn. .; Daniel Kellaher . and J." P.
Sharkey.-. r, st.--,
EDUCATORSDISCUSS";
X'l CHILD LABOR PROBLEM
K t Uoaraal gpeelal Brvlee. ." -;
Aabury .Park, .' N." J..; July J. There
was- another interesting . snd busy day
for. the thousands of teachers who are
'attending' the annual .convention of the
National Educational association. The
attendance . waa Inoreaaed over, that of
yesterday by- the arrival of, a number of
belated-: delegations. . "The , greater part
of today waa devoted to. sectional eon
ferencea of which thercwere more than
s doseu for the discussion of questions
relatlngxtq Inatructloa In muslo, draw
ing, manual training and other branches
of education. The teachers reeaaemble
for a general meeting tonight at which
."Child, Labor, and Compulsory Eduoa
tioa", will tho topic of discussion., .
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barged ifidj Shot; by Cossacks, i.
r- j (Joarasl gpedsl Srrtc. ) . -e
rTrlBe' Petersburg July" l.Bldodahed and disorder which last week
ran riot In southern Russia threaten
ing workmen congregated on the
the Cossacks, who fired upon tha
.many.. One policeman waa killed
attempting to arreat striker.
A.
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Streets, W ". T. . Vsughn.' H. "W.
Wallace. R. K. Menefee.. A N. WUla
and John, Annand. v , ; ;
Sewers i-and-iralnsge J. P.- Sharkey;
Daniel Kellaher, George A. Dunning, H
A Beidlng and A. N. Wtlie. - . ,
Parka and public ' property A.. G
Rushlight. H. A. Balding and George A
Dunning.;'"';' -
Health and police George 8. Bhepard,
R. A. Preston and H. A. Beldlng.
Judiciary and elections W. T. Maa
ters, W. T Vsughn snd George 8. Shep
ard. . , - -..., .,-.;l;v-i v-,
Streetllgnling George A Dunning,
Thomaa Gray. R. A Preston, J. P.
Sharkey snd W. T. Vaughn.
Licenses A. N.. Wills.- George . S.
Bhepard and R. A." Preston.
Commerce, ' landings and ' wharves
John Annand, , R. A. Preston snd H. A.
Beldlng. ' . ' . ' ""'".:"
Wator Daniel Kellaher.. A Q. Rush
light snd R. HS. Menefee. .-
. Liquor licenses Thomas Gray. John
Annand, W. T. Maatera. U. W. Wallace
and W. T. Vaughn. ; ...
FLOATING JuUUTARIUM - .
,T STARTS ON LONG CRUISE
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V, -;.,. (jearBsl Speeiil gervlea.t !
' Berlin, July i. The steamship Fuerst
Blsmarekr recently built by the Hamburg-American
line for a floating sani
tarium, - la to start tomorrow on ' her
first "health cruise." The cruise will
cover nearly 1000 miles and will Include
stop at Guernsey. Ban try Bay, Storno
way, Lelth, the 8hetland ' Trondbjem
and Bergen. ' , The ' crulaee are to .be
chiefly - for, eonvaleecents and those In
heed j of - rest - sad recreation. Dr.
Schweninger, who was : physician' to
Prince Bismarck. ' will be In personal
charge. The ship la equipped with a
gymnasium, electric batha. massage
rooms and all other accessories of an
Up-to-date sanitarium.' " ' j
ARRESTED AT DIAMOND
ON LARCENY-CHARGE
(Jearasl Bpeelar Strrlee.)
Colfax. Wash., July I. John Gates of
Diamond was arrested yesterday -on-a
charge of larceny. ' He waa employed In
s poolroom owned vy Ed Roaencrana
which burned s few nlghta ago. On the
night before the fire It la alleged he took
the chaTlge out of the till nd refused to
give It to the-owner. He- a vera that
forgot to take It out and that It was
burned.'- :. . " -
v Oazboadale, Colorado, asms,
U (Joaraat SpeeUt serTVe5
Gtenwood Springs, Col.. July i. Car
bondale. It miles south of here, wse
partially- destroyed! by - Are yeater f
sfternonn ss a result of the e -"- i
of a gasoline tank, which n f t u
Jacent but!,''"-a. Twn r i r j I
Jural la f - t t ie
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northern Russia this week. " This morn
Peterhof road.' and were charged by
unarmed men-, killing and wounding
and another wounded atrtha worka in
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. -i (Joarasl Special Rerrtea.) "" '' '""''
- St. Petersburg. July I. The strike I
spreading, ' but . is net yet ' general. A .
meeUag of the atrlker If hs PutHorf '
worka -was held thla. morning at which
demands were formulated 'baaed upon
Fa'her Gopon's program, t .A , strong
force of cavalry Is guarding the works.'.
TSmploJres-of-tlre 'LafoTnle tobacco works
Joined the atrlke today..;' ."-'.;'
Several were. Injured as the result of
rioting at the Putlloff works this morn
ing. The police arrested a young1 man
entering the worka who was suspected
of having dynamite In bis possesalon.
Tha Voung man drew at- revolver and
killed the policeman who made tha ar
te t and waa himself wounded by an
other policeman. ...
Strlkera congregated on the Peterhof
road and tha CewewPttsETia'rged them.
using- whlpa, then they fired a volley
wounding several workmen. Other dis
orders are anticipated.-""' r
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An -unknown 'man threw s bomb sf
Bylostok last night seriously wound
ing the aalstant chief of polLcespor
lies lospeotorF-s-sergeant and two civil
Mans. Several othera were sllahtlv in
jured. .....--,. ,--
- "A dispatch" from .Kustf njl. Rouman'
states that the steamer-King Carl, J
arrived, reports that sll Russian t .
chant steamers from Alexandria to ( n
stantlnople are arriving with their cr . j
4n ma tiny. -."-' r-- - ---- ; . ; v
A Sebaatopol dispatch states that t.ie
Black sea squadron, under Rear-Admtral
Kruger. returned -here today from its
second voyage to Odessa. The squadron
Included the battleahlp Pobedonoataeff. -,'-
:"-'4". '.', JrXrtemkla at Theodoala,
The battleship Potemkin has .' ar
rived at Theodoala, " Russia, " and re
quested provisions and medical attention.-
Tha mutineers demanded that ths
authorities guarantee their aafety dur
ing their etay here. '
i The commander of the Turkish fort
at the entrance of the Bosporus bat
bee ordered to firs on the Potemkin Li
she tries to pass the Dardanelles. '
INDICTED MILLIOWAir.ES.
GIVEBONDS 1Z TKIALQ
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' (Joarasl flpedsl Semca.k J,
T'Olcago. July J. Packers Indicted b
the federal grand Jury for alleged viola
tion of ths anti-trust statute appeared:
either In person or through attorneys
In the United States -circuit court this
afternoon and gave bonds for $5,000 for
their appearance for trial at the fall
term of the court- ' ' - -
But few of the packers appeared li
person, a majority of them being repre
sented by their lawyers. A pUn for
concerted action In fighting the cases
haa been outlined and dally conferences
are held between the attorneys of ths
accused parties to formulate s plan of
action. ' Tha caaea will be hard fought. '
and every legal technicality that it Is
possible to raise wl be " taken ad
vantage of.,'.,. - - lt . - v, ,
SWIMMER DIVES FRCf.1 V
RAFT AND IS DROWNED
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(Special Dtspafrti to The joarasl.) ';' ' i
Walls Walla, Wash,, July 5. W, CV
Poulaon, s carpenter employed by ths
Konnweaiern Gas Electric company,
waa drowned while bathing- In the com-
" v """w on..ns sou it) rork .or ,
Walla Walla river yesterday - evening. '
In company with two other employes of"
the power plant, pmilson waa divine
from a raft. His companions went t
ths lower end of the big reservoir, and '.
when they returned s small hoy aittinc i
on- the bank, sleefullv shouted th.t ,
wtr iur nw minuiev.
His companlona Immediately plunge -Into
the reservoir to search -for PouU
son. '- l ney-iouna nis ooay in eight reef - ,
of water. - , r ".- --''- '.....-..; - "
1 1 r- a lrt"r -rn Annnp . t ,i
I on cm nuuu urruot ;t
' ENDING CHICAGO STRIKE
(Joaraat gpecial -Srrrlee.)'- ; . '
Chicago, July i. tt Us stated upV
good authority tliat PresHent rlV-S will
not oppose the termination of the team
sters' strike when Hie question Is pit
to a vote in- Joint connelt tonight. It
la announced,, that fhs-oltrems.t sti
duty guarding the waguns will be wit?
drawn tomorrow. . ',, -
TWO BANKS WRECKED 1
XI- BY KANSAS FA.'Lr
' " (Jftsratl t-cil f fTlee.t
. WaahloioB-JX .ilJuJy 4 T-
faiee showing Out,ei' t-e e
t,t j .t i-.at al bss.i trt T
annou sed toiv by the r
the currency. Thev r f
lev hatlonal hurt r - '
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