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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-05-20

No - - bOS7ipiS ~ 7~AA
BLACK.
Ladies' Kid oxfords. Pat. Tip.
S1.20 to ................... $3.50
Ladies' Pat. Kid Oxfords S1.25 to $50
Ladies' Pat. Kid Sandals, SIPS
to ................. $1.5O
Ladies' Kid Sandals. -. SIPS to $3.50
Ladies' Pat. Kid Blucherettes.
$2.2o to ................. $2.0O
Ladies' Beaded Sandals, Button
$500 to OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. sou
Ladies' 3 Strap Sandals. $500 to $3.50
Ladies' Kid Thetis Sandals. 49,. $500
Ladies' Kid Sandals -. $3.50 to $500
WHITE
Ladies' White Canvas Bibson
Ties Observation-Disclosures. Sl.25
Ladies' White Canvas Oxfords.
White Heels ......$1 $3.50
Ladies' White Canvas OxFords.
Leather Heels .S1.25 to $i.0O
Misses White Oxfords. 75c. to $500
Misses Pat. Kind Sandals, II IL to 2
............. SI.10
Misses Kid OxGords. 11.2 to 2.
.......... $500 to $1.75
Misses Kid Blucherettes, 8 1-2 to
II ........ SIPS to $3.50
Misses Kid Oxfords, IL to II,
500 to OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S1.25
Misses Tan BIucherettes, to s,
Infants Sandals. Black, Red and
Tan ..................... OOc.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-05-20

The banks will be closed today, the
goth of May, a State holiday, the an
niversary of the Mecklenburg Decla-
ration OF independence.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-05-20
NEGRO Thief Captured.

Deputy Sheriff j. j. Howard of
Barton's Creek township, Yesterday
brought to Raleigh and placed in the
county Jail William Perry, negro,
charged with housebreakn~ and
larceny.
Perry was bound over to criminal
court by Justice of the Peace r. R.
Honeycutt.
Inquire at your book dealers about
Il .fl,rn L. 50
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-05-20

Mr.. ]. D. Mutt, State Deputy Grand
Chancellor of the Knights of Pythias
after spending three days here with
the Center Lodge, left yesterday for
his home in Wilmington. He has
gained some members for the lodge,
and increased the interest of present
and former members.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-05-20
A Token of Consideration
ROYSTER'S CANDY
Is an Appropriate Easter Offering
CANCER CURED.

We want every man and woman in
the United States to know what we
are doing. We are curing cancers
tumors. and chronic sores without the
use of knife. and are Endorsed by the
Senate and Legislature of Virginia. Ii
you are seeking a cure, come here ano
you will get it.
We Guarantee Our Cures.
THE KELLAM CANCER HOSPITAL
Richmond. Va.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-05-20

Federal Court will convene here
June ON, anu a large numoef OF cases
of small Importance are OF the
docket.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-05-20

There was a lively time at the park
yesterday afternoon. The two mon
keys nave arrived from Boston, and
Mr.. Jones" the largest, presented a
hostile front and mouth when his cap
tors tried to place a collar around
his neck. He whipped three men, and
screeching fiercely, stood defiant. He
was permitted to remain in his cage
uncollared. but ''Mr. Jones' will get
it on the neck when he becomes more
pacified.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-05-20

About a dozen boys of Raleigh have
organized a Goat Club and are to
study all about the goat. The officers
are John Simpson, president; Cham
bers Enniss, vice-I resident; Robin
Phillips, recording secretary; James
Enniss, corresponding secretary, and
Julian Hervey, treasurer. The club
will meet weekly
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-21
Shlisbcrciti6aft oeutiher @atros
fen.

Mus Surabaia pirb Der Rationalz
I3eitung gei6rieben: 9egen 3 ubr in
Ser Na6t pom 10. gum Is. Mai pur=
ben bic 8eppbner nleres Singapore
.in fpe" burh acknowledgements Siam
men aufQsi6redt. Die aus Dem bereits
fat p~oQitGnbiQ perniGteten Yad6aus
Der 4tieb'iden SanoelsQeieai9aft dufs
idluQen. Der 6err b. g., Nn9eIteGt'r
bieier @eieui6aft. Der in DEM o6etn
Stodrert oes pudhuuies T6lief, bate
nod eben .3eit. bds nudte 2e6en in
Si6erbeit al bringen. SAleunielt
tpuroe Der aibile Ma6thaber, glei63eis
tia Wilitdrtommanblnt. bur6 Selsa
pbon bena6ri6tiet, uno alsbalo err
ihisn er nit einem Seta6sment Mr.
tileriiten an Plabe. llnsea6tet aae-
Miibe, um nod gu retten. mas nod 81
rettsn mar, tparen bic HsIultate gering,
uno man itano bereits auf Dem aunt
te, ben Sampf gegen Oas pernlhtenot
Clement aufauaeben. als aug Der Dun;
teln Na6t cine Sruppe in elmer frems
ben Uniform erI6ien. bersn 4nfIlrer
iih ais Der 8pmmanbant bes oeutiGen
3rie9si6iffs Sperber betannt ma6te,
oas oiefe Na6t um 1 uhr obne Gotten
in ben 0dfen qefommen mar uno rus
hia on benz 9ontperf Dor Den Steins
tp6lenf9uppen feItgemadt bate. DIX
angebptene 6iilfe Der bereits mitges
braften 5euerIpribe bes &rie9sldifis
ipurpe germ dnoenommen. 4ufs neue
beqann Ger &f unter 2eitung pes
8apitGns Der NrtiGerie SoDer uno Dee
8pmmonbanten bes .Sperber". Ger
p~ereiniQten Grdften Der QrtiQerilter
unb Der Matrolen mar es au banter.
baR niht 0us adnae 0anoelsplsrtel
nit ben neuen &ontoren bon Oaen>
bels uno Dem Yofts unb Selegrap5enz
bureau in ben sSlammen aufge9dngen
iino. Mit GROCER Miibe gliidte es, Die
8ebGuoe Der Tirmu Moal G @derimit
unb &aner & 60. al retten. Sin Wori
arofen 2obes muB benen 9e5pnt per-
oen. Die iih 10 perbienitli9 geTaGt
haben. Der SupitGn Soner braft,
benn ou6 poblgemeinten Oant Dem
.Gperber" bar. unb Die @eenten Der
Observation-Disclosures lieben eini9e
9Siten 8ier an 8orb bes beuti9en
8rieasidiffs uno in Die Nrtiueristu=
isrne brinusn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-21
gph ehe ih meine Seimreife nntrnt

perbreitete ii6 tpie Elm 2auffeuer in Der
9an8en llnlaeoenb bos @erii6t. bah Die
JIU ITneu tcI9enDen Gretgntl1e, Deren
Sauptmoment Die GntlarDung uno Der
Sob bes @lfaloen bon San Gampos
9epefen par, auf bie perf0nli4e Sniz
tiatibe fes eegenpdrtisen prGiibenten
5uriidsufiih1en ieien. Sieier fonte,
nd6bem er feinen Gebrau9 mebr ben
ben Sieniten Sennor @alops MAIDEN
fonnte, in Der ri9tigen @orausiebung,
DAB Der G3rgei5 uno Die ipnftigen,
tpenia pertrauenerpedenoen gbaratters
eiaenf6aften zines 10 r~dnfebolen. p.rz
i9lagenen Wert3euges nur geringe Ga
rantie fir befen fpdtere Sreue bieten
piirben, bur9 bic @erinittelune britter
Perionen ln5peifelbafte 8etpeife BON
beien perrGtberif9er Sanblungstpeiie
in Die 9unb DON Miguels seIpielt +
ben. Ob pabr coer unpabr fpnnte
mir fur@tbar glei4siltis iein, unb i4
ftelte midi, Defenders na6 ben iiinoIt
gemuhten ~Grfubrungen, nenn mir bsrs
arft9e 0eru0fe gu S9ren tdrnert, gang
gepaltig idwerbOrig.
Sn Ger nun fommenben 3eit bot fi6
mir @~elegenbeit senug, ben Gbaratter
bes @rGiibenten eriinbli9 gu itubiren
i'd nuroe nGmli9 piel fad bon linn
eineelaben, unb i9 mub eefteben, bab
i1 ielten in meinem 2eben einen 10 ars
borfommenNen, pirbigen alien Sim
Der setroffer babe, pie i'm. @enn i6
gum S6lub nod elmer ieinsr eminentes
item S~dbiefeiten ertpdbne. 10 tunn i6
bas nit gutem @epihen tbun unb midi
nit meinem Mort fir bic Ri6tiefeit
meiner 8epba3tungen perbiirgen, un0
5ipar peil i9 CUR Gntbedung berielben
selangte auf re9t niebli6e Soften mel
nes Selbbeutels. Sas betbt, es gab
i9perli9 cine gsi9idtere Sanb, mas
| Singerfertiofeit beim nMonte" unh
nYpter" anbetrifft, ais Die bes Serrn
BrGiibenten, urb mir tpurbe bamals
erit 10 re6t bic @abrbsit bes @uss
iprn6es flur. bab @ei9pinbisteit feline
6ererei lit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-21

Ser 70 It b q tie gifSer.
T a + m Der @elt lit Der, ipel6ey
oas Maoonnenbilo in ser MdilGnoer
&atbe0rale umrabmt. gr lit aus ee=
triebenem GolOs berseiteat unb iein
@erth beaiffert iid auf $125,OOO.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-21
Amf nrnt amt.

SungseeIIe Gals i'm &c.
brdnse Sufdaig cine Dame bic Sanf
auf ieinen Mrm lest, eridredD: npar:
BON. mein 5rduIein-i4 bin nur als
3euse bier!!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-21

Orei s / g ) + Der
Of n. Die rS9ldferin ppu
9urgos," cine in Ser NGbe bon BUR
gos, Spdnien, pobnenOe 8auersfrau
Die pGhrenb Der lebten 80 Sabre an
bauernb in fataleptii9em S9lofe lac
unO pdbren0 OieIer 3eit bon pieler
Ner5ten aus aner 9erren Gambler BE-
Iu9t fpurbe, 1T neltli9 tpieoer ertpaGt
Die r2angi9ldferm" ppllts bur6aus
ni9t an Die lan9e Sauer i6res @9laf-
suitan6es glauben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-21

Der 6elb5eugmeiiter Jelir
b. Sriini uno &oien6erg. SommanSis
renoer General ces 13. 4rmseforp3.
fat, pie aus Suoapeit gemelbet nirp,
Bel Giatat6urn infoige Stur5es mil
bem Bferos feinen Sob aefunoen.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-02
TWO PRESIDENTS SEND
CONDOLATORY MESSAGES

Newbury H. July body Secretary John Hay whose
unexpected death today caused throughout the land and evoked
pOns sympathy and regret the world lies tonight in The
fe the quaint gambroofed which for fourteen has been
the home of the Hay family just week tonight the
arrived in this village from Washington wd with the of state and
anticipating long Summers rest"
In that week the first that Secretary Hay seized with sud
den and alarming attack calling medical Then passed through
the early stages OF recovery and reached condition promising
ultimate rcOvery. Then the crushing blow fell
From early this morning until late tonight messages
almost continuous In accordance with the wishes of
the senden and the texts the part
learned however, that them mssages
President Loube Of France Secretary the Hitchcock
Joseph ChOate and Governor John Lane Of New Hampshire
At o'clock tonight the made
arrangements They provide for the body be taken Nwbuy
train tomorrow and then proceed Springfield Mass
car will be attached to the regular Boston Chicago through train Cleveland
Mrs Hays former home
Private services will be held chapel cemetery Cleveland
at II A. NJ, Wednesday.
Mrs Hay received word today that President Roosevelt will
funeral service 1t expected that members of the cabinet honorary
pail bearers The funeral party will include Hay Hay
Samuel Mae There outward evidence mourning
shutters remain and about village flags
are placed hamas and houses and dped
but THE Fels" without outward smybo DEATH
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-02

New York, Julyl.--Mrs Augusta Cha
pin, one of the best known woman's
rights agitators in the country, is dead
from pneumonia in hospital here She
was 90 years old and had been i'll one
week.
Mrs. Chaplin was doctor of divinity,
prominent in the Uniyersalist church.
She was once pastor of the Mount ver-
non Universalist church, and at differ
ent times occupied the pulpits of va
rious churches of that denomination
throughout the country. She was also
well known as lecturer and writer.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-02
NATIONAL LEAD co. STOCK
INCREASED GREATLY
Purpose, 1t Is Currently Reported, Is to
Acquire Control Of the United Lead Co
Presidents Statement.

Purpose, 1t Is Currently Reported, Is to
Acquire Control Of the United Lead Co
Presidents Statement.
New York, July l.-Stockholders Of
the National Lead Co. held q special
meeting yesterday at Jersey City 70
vote upon the question Of increasing
the capital stock Of the company from
SS0OOO,OOO to s5OOOOOOO. The propo.
sition was voted upon favorably. OF
the new stock to be issued $4,000, 900
is to be common and $l0,OOO,OOO prefer,
red. making a total capitalization of
ssS,OOO,OOO preferred and s25,OOO,OOO com
mon.
The move is said to be a part of the
proposed plan Of merger with the United
Lead Co. President Cole points out that
the newly authorized capital will not
be used at once, and none of it will be
issued at any time for the purposes Of
additional properties or to obtain new
capital.
In view Of Mr.. Coles statement, the
prospects of merger with United Lead
Go, seems to be only question of
few days at the most.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-02
NEW YORK BANKERS TO
SEND MILLIONS TO FRANCE

Shipment Is First Since February and
IL Meant to Strengthen Finances OF
France.
New York, July 1.-The National City
bank, Lazard Freres, and Goldman, Sachs
q company have engaged to export TO
France during the week $500 900 in
gold. The 6rst named institution will
ship sl 100000, Lazard Freres will ship
81 100000 and Goldman. Sachs l. com.
pany viii ship $4,000. In addition 70
the amount stated, smaller sums will
be sent by various other bankers.
That this large shipment Of gold
to France is meant TO strengthen the
finances Of that country is not doubted
or denied by local bankers. No gold has
been shipped from here to France since
February Q, when sl,73s,0O0 was sent.
Sight sterling then ruled at 4.s7 7.s,
or 5.S cents nearer the normal gold point
than today's rate; but the Paris check
on London was also higher, being quot.
ed at 25.ls l.2; so that conditions on
the triangular operation" were not very
different from what they are now.
Last year s7e,5OO,OOO gold went from
New York to France; in 1903, $2O,2OO,-
900 was sent. Between Januady and
February this year s20sO0,OOO was
sent.
The French financial community has
been under more or less OF a nervous
strain since the outbreak OF the Russo
japanese war, on account of the extreme
large amuont OF Russian securities held
at Paris. Added TO this, the Morocco
incident has within the past week as.
sumed rather threatening aspect, and
while war with Germany can hardly be
said to be an expected event, still it is
among the possibilities, This situation
has led to very heavy liquidation Of
securities in London for Paris account,
particularly during the latter half of
last week, and yesterday, resulting in
the rapid decline Of the sterling rate at
Paris, which fell one centime further to
25 francks lSc; during the same time
the Paris Discount rates have hard.
ened, yesterday advancing to 2@2 Ia
per cent.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-02
Panic Is Unabated.

Odessa, via st, Petersburg, July l.
The perfect Is informed by deputation
from the municipal council that the crew
Of the battleship Kniaz Potemkine has
surrendered. The Kniaz Potemkine II
flying ST. Andrews flag, A steamer con-
yeyed provisions to the battleship. The
panic Is unabated and the exodus from
the city continues. Conhagrations IL
lport lasted until Friday night. The
most inhamAble liquids were poured on
all documents OF the harbor administra.
ton and these were destroyed.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-02

mercy Of the authorities, thereby leav-
ing the mutineers too short handed to
fight aud TO work their ship.
The report continues that the vessels
crew declined the invitation to come
aboard and Join the forces OF the Kniaz
Potemkine and the surrender Of the bat.
tleship was therefore inevitable. 1t is
not known what punishment is in store
for the mutlnious sailors, though II is
reported that the government has decid.
ed to hang every fifth man. The chief
mutineers, however. who were under
the leadership Of the former ensign,
named Makhsiutin, escaped to Constanti.
noplc and those remaining are probably
only their tools.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-02

first heard OF the threatened indictment.
Hr. Thurston asserted that Mitchell
has been betrayed by all whom he had
q right to trust. He said that Senator
Mitchell was poor, alone and sick and
that his subsequent actions were more
those Of an honest man than a guilty
man.
He called attention to the fact that
although Senator ,Mitchelps was the
Oldest point In service in the senate, he
was always the boarding house" sen
ator, too poor TO own mansions, although
the opportunity to make thousands of
dollars in the way of the world calls the
honest.
At re-convening Of court this after
noon, District Attorney Heney com
menced the closing argument. Heney
made telling answers to the questions
asked by Thurston regarding the Kribs
matter. The district attorney called
attention to the fact that Kribs had
not been reached by the indictment be-
cause the land named in the Indictment
had been secured so long ago the crime
was outlawed.
He added that II kribs had known that
he could not have been reached by the
law, perhaps the government would not
have been able to secure any checks or
the evidence which it had gained.
It is now considered certain that the
case win go to the jury Monday.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-02

The count charges that the defend
ants combined to destroy competition in
the buying of cattle at the stock yards
that they combined 70 put prices on
goods in the foreign market at non.
and curtailed commodities whenever
necessary to keep up prices; that they
divided the United States between them
and that each defendant was to keep
in his own territory; that the volume
Of the trade was to be divided, and that
If the packer received more than his al.
lotted percentage during the week, he
must pay "ante" of so much the hund.
red weight; that the Aetna company
and the oppenheimer Manufacturing
company appointed exclusive agents for
the defendants to handle sausage cast
ings and containers and these concerns
were to make arrangements with other
concerns handling such merchandise
throughout the world to control the out
put and the prices.
This scheme involved the "tanking"
or destruction Of large quantities Of
castings whenever the supply was too
great, The KenwOOd company was to
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-02
INSANE WOMAN SHOOTS
AND KILLS HER CHILDREN
Robbed Of Sences Mother Shoots and
Kills Her Four Children.

Grand Lake, Col, July l.--While ten
porarily insane Mrs. Gregg, wife OF
Watt c. Gregg, yesterday shot and kill,
ed her four children Josie, aged 81
Harold, aged s; Ralph, aged 8; and the
baby. Gregg heard the shots and rush.
ed to his home, where he found his wife
lying across the doorstep with a CHASTITY
wound in her side. Inside the room
was his oldest boy, dead in a chair, while
the other children lay mead on the floor.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-02

cued only after the dogs back had been
broken with an AK In the hands Of a
neighbor.
The little girl was playing in the yard
A stone thrown by some boys in the
street striking near the dog aroused II
and II. began TO bark. The infant ran
toward the animal to pet 1t, as she oft.
en- had done. When she came within
range Of the dogs chain 1t sprang upon
her and fastened its teeth In her throat.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-02
Discusses the Kribs Cheeks and
Ills Connection With the
Land Frauds.
CRIME IS NOW OUTLAwED
Argument in Behalf Of Accused Senator
Concluded. Thurston says Mitchell's
Actions wehe Those of Honest Rather
Than of Guilty Man.

Portland, July l.-Senator ThurstOn
concluded his argument in behalf Of Sen.
ator Mitchell this morning. In the ar
gument he grilled Mitchell's former pri.
vate secretary, Harry Robinson, char
acterizing him as spy. He said nc
harsh words of Judge Tanner, but as.
serted that the witness had brought
his immunity and that of his son by
his testimony. He denied that any sus.
picious circumstances could be attach.
ed to Senator Mitchell's actions when he
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-02

Altogether Il seems apparent that the
submission Of the sailors on the Knial
Potemkine 10 Kruger's squadron Friday
is only temporary and the mutinccrs
viii change their minds after they re.
turn to the harbor and the departure Of
the squadron.
Whether the crew Of the Georgi Pob.
iedonosetK shared the disaffection Is not
definitely known, but the KniaE Po.
temkine evidently vacilliated for long
time as 10 whether they would continue
the long contest or throw up the sponge.
II Is reported here that over 300 desert.
ed from the Kianz Potemkine during Sat
urday and threw themselves upon the
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-02
MANY PACKERS ARE INDICTED
Chicago Grand Jury Charges ArmOurs SWifts, Cud-
ahyS and SchWarzchild & Sulzbeeger With
Violation of Sherman Antitrust Law.

Chicago July THE Federal grand today handed ctng
prominent the packing industries the country
the Sherman antitrust law and four officials of the Swartshd and Suz
berger company for alleged rebaing to railroads
Besides these individual indictments the voted against five corporations
Armour Company Swift Company Nelson Company Cudahy
Packing company and the Fairbanks Canning company.
The indicted for the conspiracy
which constitute violations of the Sherman
Ogden Armour presidents Charles Armour Meeker general
T. j. COnner director; Valentine treasurer MRobers
assistant treasurer all of Armour Company Louis Swift presidents
wn eay Charles Swift Carton treasurer; Arthur
Evans attorney; MManas attorney; veee general
Swift Company Edward Cudahy Cudahy COmpany Edwin
rtary; Ira W, Morris, both of Nelson, L Company
The four employees Schwch Suberger alleged
batting with railroads connected department the oOr
on The indictments voted for the alleged violation the
identical indictments each contained ten counts
The first and second counts ained only
third count charges conspiracy the restraint of
states and with foreign nations
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-02
FEARS EXPRESSED TOR
REST Of BLACK SEA SQUADRON
Ror to Effect That Ships VIII Join Poemkin and Pobiedono
setz.-Sailors Demand Surrender Of City.--Bombard-
ment Offered In Leu.--St. Petersburg Denies
All Such Accounts.


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odssss 50 NJ, July MATTERS appear to be becoming nfsansy
serious Although GOOD Of Wild umon In circulation Il ain
a eut 10 ascertain .hs truth Of Of them
According 20 apparently from reliable source
asputson each Of the muinous ships the knaa
Po,sn and the today visited the general and notified
him that unls the city capuae muneers within 20 hours would
begin bcmbadmsnt.
the remainder Of the Black Sea squad
ron now here consisting beshp and sig torpedo
N boats win Join the mutiny.
= ADvIcES FROM PETERSBURG.
Petersburg Sunday July a-S Andrews nag now nyns hom
masthead Of the Kniar Potemkne"
An o'clock this morning reports In
shp by her munou and adds
Kn Potemkn with supply Of
accepted with caution and until fully
established guard placed aboard the baleship
commissioned officers apprehension that
again viii not ended During Saturday St Peters
without dehnle knowledge whether the Of the XMAS
allegiance whether revolt stn continued
pshaps the other ships and the inability Of the
Of the uprising darkest
American Consul Keenan, Odessa who Friday announced the
suends the KnaE POemkne yesterday pcky dispatch
Ambassador Meyer, beginning terrible news" II the that
declared
definitely warshp evidently Kn POtemkne and
poedonots the h but mention made whether
the continued The m darkness having
. surrendered.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-02
BABYs THROAT TORN
BY VICIOUS BULLDOG
MistoOk Frantic Barking for Playful
Cries and Ran to Dog.

Chicago, July l.-Mistaking the fran.
tic barking of her fathers bulldog for
playful cries. Yvonno Davis, the II
months old daughter Of Paul Davis, l042
Otto street, ran to the animal Saturday
afternoon. The dog caught her by the
throat and swinging her little body
around as a terrier would a rat, indict
ing injuries which proved fatal with
in a few minutes. The child was res.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-02
Decides Against Unions.

Cincinnati, July l.-Union men have
no right to solicit other men to Join
the union, according to . decision an.
nounced by Judge Hosea, in granting
an injunction against the iron mOulders
from interfering with the Weber
foundry,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-07-02
Denies Surrender.

Paris, July 1.-The correspondent, at
Odessa, Of the Escho de Paris, ssys the
kniaz potemkine has not surrendered
and that the mutineers refused to listen
10 Admiral Chouknin, who has arrived
at Odessa 10 capture the vessel. Ad-
miral Sigsbee and other American naval
officers arrived in Paris on special train
during the night and were met at the
station.