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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-06-29
Fire. Death and Terror.

The fire started by rioters is still
burning in various sections. and 4
thick cloud hangs over the city. Mobs
have looted many warehouses and
large quantities of valuable goods have
been stolen.
The casualties among the soldiers
arc reported at 65. Many dead bodies
are still lying in the streets in the vi
cinity of the quays, where the fight
ing was very fierce.
The principal massacre last night
occurred in the vicinity OF Nokolai-
visky boulevard, near the coal dock >
where a number of sailors from the
Kniaz Potemlin landed and Joined
the strikers, fighting the troops.
The authorities have taken special
care to guard foreigners.
Sailors Join Strikers.
The inhabitants. panic-stricken. are
huddled together in their houses, and
the streets are filled with frenzied
workmen fighting the troops. Blue
Jackets with machine guns landed
from the Kniaz Potemkin are fighting
with the strikers from behind barrl-
cades and against the troops. Hun.
dreds are killed.
1t is reported the battleship Pobe-
donosetz and a cruiser are on the way
from Sebastopol to suppress the revolt
of sailors.
The body of Omilechuk, the sailor
whose murder led to the mutiny
aboard the battleship, was exposed or
the quay, where it was placed by the
crew yesterday. The sailors demand
the body be accorded military honors
Transport Crew Mutinied.
Odessa. June 29,-The crew of the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-06-29

ARGUMENT IN MTCHELbs DEFENSE.

Portland Bennett this morning be-
defense in the Mitchell trial
the sympahes of the jurors de-
Heney
:
vndcveness Of dstoing In
crimes.
services the subject fire.
+ allusien.
Tanners admission that in fixing the
anything be
Washington H. argued there proof that the fees
rendered Mitchell before the land
= department
Bennett a traitor had
Mitchell He said had to
prjuy He vehe
+ DeIaven
( reach the jury before Saturday
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-06-29
FOURTEEN INDICTMENTS.
They Include Labor Leaders and Bus
ineSS Men.

Chicago, June 29.-Fourteen in
dictments were voted today by the
grand jury in the strike bribery
cases. to be returned not later than
Saturday. 1t is understood they in
clude both labor leaders and prom
inent business men.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-06-29
Three Burned to Death.

Licking, Mo-. June 29.-The
Collier hotel was destroyed by
fire early this morning. Mrs.
". L. Phelps, her daughter
Harriet and an unknown trav-
cling man were burned to
death. The fire was caused by
a drunken employe charging a
gasoline stove with alcohol.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-06-29
Russians Sink Danish Steamer.

Batavia, June 29.-The captain of
the Danish steamer Princess Marie,
who reached here today. reports that
June 23 his vessel was overhauled by
the Russian cruiser Tereka, the crew
taken off and the vessel sunk.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-06-29
Harvard Wins First Race.

New London, June 29.-Harvard
won the four-eared race from Yale.
Official Score Time.
The time of Harvard was $3.50;
Yale, 1904. Harvard's stroke col
lapsed as the boat crossed the line.
The time of Harvard was HEP,
Yale, 1927.
Harvard won the eight-oared
freshman race.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-06-29
CHASING HORSE THIEVES.
New Mexicon Bandits Steal Ten VAL
liable Horses.

Albuquerque, N. NJ, June 2s.-Last
night Claude Doane, the notorious
horse thief and head of a gang of
thieves which has raided the outly-
ing precincts of this city. drove off
10 head Of valuable horses. The
sheriff and deputy went in pursuit
and overtook the thieves early this
morning at Las Padillas. 10 miles
south of this city, but the men escap-
ed. A larger posse is now in pursuit.
News of a battle is expected at any
moment.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-06-29
Mutinecrs in Open Revolt.

Berlin, June 29.-The Zeitung at
Odessa says the mutinous crew of the
Ptoemkin began bombarding the city
this morning and asserts the harbor
works are badly damaged
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-06-29
Threaten to Bombard LODI.

Vienna, June pa dispatch from
Lodz says the authorities threaten to
lombard the town in case of any
further firing on the police or on the
troops by the strikers.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-06-29

London, June ga dispatch to
Lloyd's from odessa this morning
says, Serious riots here; hundreds
lehot The port is partially burnt and
martial law is declared. All is now
quiet. The British residents are
SAFE
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-06-29

meeting followers and adopt
ed reso for the success Of
their g" rothers."
A thi npt within "a hours to
assassiI ief of Police Czenstoc-
hau was made last night, when bomb
was thrown at the chiefs carriage.
The horses were blown to pieces, We
hicle wrecked and coachman badly
injured. The chief escaped.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-06-29
Hottentots Attack Germans.

Capetown, June 29.-The German
garrison at Karriesberg, southwest
Africa, was attacked by Hottentots
under Marengo. Fourteen officers
and S5 men of the garrison were kill
ed in a 14-hour fight.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-06-29
JUMPED INTO RIVER.
Chicago Bridge Man Shouts Goodbye
TO the Spectators

Chicago, June 29.-Standing on the
loftiest beam of the unfinished Har-
rison street Jack knife" bridge to-
day, Thomas ]. Meehan, a structural
iron worker, shouted goodbye to the
people 100 feet below and jumped
into the river. The body was not re-
covered.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-06-29
SHOT HIS WIFE.
Seattle Woman Insists on Joining =
Circus.

Ballard, Wash, June 29.-J. e.
jefferson, angered because his wife
deserted him to join a circus, follow
ed her from Seattle and shot her on
the circus grounds here this after
noon. Jefferson gave himself up and
was brought to the Seattle Jail. The
woman is perhaps fatally wounded.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-06-29
FLYER Was Wrecked.

Atwater, o., Jne 29.-One was killed
and Is injured in a wreck on the
Pennsylvania flyer, between Cleveland
and Pittsburg, at $3.50 this morning
The train jumped the track.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-06-29
SAILORS FROM WARSH|PS
JOIN STRIKERS IN ODESSA
Open Rebellion Has Broken Out in the Famous Black Sea
Emporum---Troops Fight Laborers and Sailors


TerrOr-Hundreds
Shot sees-Auhories Threaten Bombard Lodz
a Revolt-A Discovered
Among Imperial
a
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-06-29
Sailors NIuiny at Libau.

Libau, June 29.-Russian sailors
here have mutinied and attacked the
government stores, seized arms and
fired into the officers quarters,
Troops were sent to the scene.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-06-29

All the sails in Warsaw are said TO
be filled with Jews against whom
there is not a shadow Of a charge ex-
cepting that they are Jews.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-06-29
Naval Revolt Spreading.

1t is rumored the minor officers
and Vice Admiral Kruger of the war
ships which left Sebastopol for odes-
sa Tuesday were murdered by mutt
neers. The vessels said to be in the
hands of the mutineers are the
Tichesme, Sinope and Triasviatietlia
The report is not confirmed.
Admiral Avellan has been sum-
moned by the car to Peterhoff to
discuss the situation. 1t is feared the
revolt will spread to the army. A
battleship left Sebastopol during the
night with orders to steam full speed
to Odessa
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-06-29
Socialists Rack NIutinY.

Warsaw, June 29.-When news of
the revolt of the crew of the battle
ship Kniaz PotemkinN at Odessa, reach
ed here, the socialist leaders called a
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-06-29
HAYS Health Improving.

Newbury, n. H. June 2s.-Secre-
tary Hay slept we'll last night and is
considerably stronger today.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-06-29
Strike Is Spreading.

st. Petersburg. June 29.-Late re-
ports from odessa say the strike is
spreading and nearly all workingmen
are now out. The police have arrest
ed over 400 men charged with insti-
eating disturbances. All hospitals
are crowded with wounded from the
recent street fights between the po-
lice and strikers.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-06-29
CHICAGO WHEAT MARKET.
Quotations From the Greatest Wheat
Market In the United States.

Chicago, June 29.-July wheat clos
ed today at 92k; corn at 55% q, and
, oats at 32h,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-06-29
Roosevelt at Oyster Bay.

Oyster Bay, Jne 2s.-The president
arrived at 10:45.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-06-29

San Francisco, June 2a.-July
wheat, s1.4Tia q i.5b.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-06-29

Liverpool, June 2s.-July wheat SIS
106a ID
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-06-29

An intelligent message to intelli-
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and receiver, is advertising.
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SOCIETY I'M
LEXINGTON
sracIal 10 rhe Times- pisnateh

. 4
Especial to The Times Disnatoh)
LEXINGTON, VA, June 10.-Mr. Her
bert Welsh, of Philadelphia. was the
guest of Mr.. John L. Campbell, OF WASH
ington and Lee University, during the
past week.
Miss Mazie liinnear, of Lynchburg, is
tho guest OF Miss Hope Stuart.
Mrs. Charles Fox, of Newport News,
is the guest of her parents, MIR. and Mrs.
I. j. 1iilderbrard.
Mrs. John w. Lee, accompanied by her
daughters, the Misses Lee, has removed
10 Piitsburg, Pa. where she will make
her home with her sons, Mcssrs. John w.
and Hugh Lee.
Mrs. John w. Iraughadout has returned
to her home here after an absence OF
several months, spent iii Richmond, and
Montclair, N. j.
Miss Martha Campbell has returned to
Lexington from Columbia, s. c., where
she spent the winter with her sister Mrs.
d. Clinch Hayward. She was accom-
panied home by her neces. Misses Cath.
crime and May Hayward, daughters of
Governor d. Clinch Hayward.
Mr.. Trgs Waller and his bride and
Mrs. Stewart Patterson. of Chicago. arc
the guests of Rev. and Mrs. Henry Miller,
of the Roclhridac Baths. Mr.. Walker mar
rcd In Chicago a few days ago Miss
Warren. of that city.
Mrs Andrew +. Wade has returned
from n. visit to Staunton and has as her
guest her sister. Miss Margaret Ryan.
Mrs r. r. AEnor is visiting Mrs Geo.
Champa. Of Montgomery. West Virginia.
Mr. !. r. McCurdy. OF Marshall, Mo-, Is
the guest of relatives in Roclbridge
county.
The two scholarships given in the Lex
sington High School. one TO the Washing
ton and Leigh University and the other
10 the Virginia Military Institute, to tho
first and second stand scholars In the
school. have been awarded to Far|io Kerr
Paxton. son Of Major Samuel w. Paxton.
OF South River. and John Preston r.
win. of Lexington. respectively.
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LY.N.CHBURG SOCIAL.
Special 10 The Times plspa,ch,

Especial TO The Times Dlspatch)
q LYNCHBURG. VA, June l0.-Rcy. DR..
and Mrs. W. l.. Packard, OF the First
Baptist Church, will sail during the lat
ter part Of the month for London, Eng
land, where they will attend the Bap-
list Congress, TO be held in that city.
Miss laura Stebbins has returned to
her home in South Boston, after sew
eral weeks stay With friends in Lynch
burg.
Miss Adolyn Gale Miley, of Woodstock.
who has been spending two weeks with
her brother, Mr.. Herbert f. Nlley, in
Lynchburg, Jeff Thursday morning for
Greensboro. n. c., where she will spend
ten days with her sister, Mrs. w e..
Eutsler, before going back to her home.
Mrs. D. b. Ryland, who was recently
operated upon for appendicitis at the
Home and Retreat. is steadily improving
Mrs. Harry L. shaner, wife of Lynch
burg,s city engineer, is spending some
time with friends in Richmond
Mrs. Isaac Adams and daughter are
stopping al Virginia Beach for several
weeks.
Miss Josephine snead, of "Bellevue."
Nelson county, is tho guest of Miss Cath.
crime Iorsely, in Lynchburg
Mrs. Dickson Tory, Of Boston. Is the
guest OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Isreal
Moore on Pearl Street Miss Nettie
ton, with her sister, has also returned
home
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OUTING CONTEST
NOW WARMING UP.
Parties Whose Names Have Not
Even Been Entered Are
Busy AS Bees.
NEW PLAN is ANNOUNCED
Effort Made to Place All Con-
testants OH Even
Footing.
NEW PLAN IS ANNOUNCED

The third annual Times-Dispatch Sum
mer Outing Contest Is getting to be
very Interesting indeed. Quito a num-
Der Of parties who have not yet reg,i-
larry entered their names are busily
at work. Various and sindry rumors
have reached the management, which
confirms this assertion; therefore, an ele-
ment Of mystery has been attached to the
contest Another thing that helps to
draw the veil Of uncertainty about the
contest Is the fact that several thou
sands Of votes have been secured by the
parties whose names have been xegu-
larry entered and which appear printed
below, but none of the certificates have
been deposited, and therefore the exact
stated at this time.
The only safe plan to pursue is for
each contestant to see that their reia-
tivcs, friends and acquaintance either
renew their subscriptions. II present Sub
scribers, or get their order for a sub
scrption at once.
System and organization will play a
large part in the winning Of the fourteen
splendid trips BY the forty-two ladies' who
will be the guests of Tho TiTss- Dispatch,
and the consolation prize trip will prove
a perfectly satisfactory consolation to
the three ladies who may be fortunate
enough to secure 1t while unsuccessful
in getting one Of the regular fourteen
first prize trips.
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WILMINGTON, N. C.

tSpecial 10 The Times. DIsyatch)
WILMINGTON, ~ C.. June io.--The social
event az the week In Wilmington was the mar.
riagr Wednesday afternoon az Mr. Harry
Wouilco,t and Miss Kathcrin Maf'tt The GER
emory was performed IN ST. James Epsrnpal
church aud MAS performed by the rector Rey
", l.. iiogur, In the presence OF a select
gathering, The bride entered the church with
her uncle, Colonei Engenne Martin by whom
she was given away Miss Matt Griffin Of
Salisbury Was the maid n honor, other at.
teniants being Messrs. McRre Hatch, p ~
TAYLOR. Msrsden Belarny. c. T. yauJ..uyen
and Raymond Hunt
Tho groom Is a prominent young business
man and is secretary OF tho Consolidated Rail,
ways. The bride for n number OF years has
been a recognized leader in Wilmington So
ciety and is a young woman Of most charnl-
Ing personality
Mr.. II, O. Mcqueen, chairman ~ the audit
mud finance hoard, Mr.. ]. " Murchlnson, Mr.
=, r. Hall, Mr. l. j. Bear ana Mfr. John
IurchiEon, sen II Mr.. j. w Aurchisnn, com.
pcsed a pleasant party that set sail f6r Europe
this week on board The steamer Caro- Man-
zanilln. bound for Liverpool,
Mr. Frank WesibrPak, formerly q this city
In, more recently Of Newport News. was rlar,
r!si at Ijniar $. &. this week and With his
bride, WIG Miss Be,tie Lancaster. had
tuat starred on their wedding frin. when 8
.sd inessage was received that the mother Of
the sriaq had sp6deny expired at her home
al Esnn Springs The young couple hhstsnfi
y. the home 81 the deceased, Mrs It. =. Lam
caster, m, tae.r honeymoon trip had TO be
abandoned,
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ALEXANDRIA; VA.

given at the club house OF tho Alexandra Golr
G!nn Friday afternoon. Miss Fawcett Miss
may Snowden and Miss Dorothy Gatcwood
We're the hostesses. 6gisBf -
MISS Daisy L. Herbert and Mr. Harry NJ
LEAD. both OF this city, were quietly married
, tuesday evening at tho parsonage OF ST.
H Sinrya Cathollc church. Rev. Father H. j.
Rev. Clarence Z. Ball, formerly rector OF
Grace Episcopal church here. but now in
charge OF parish at Mount Savage Md,
visited friends In this city this week
Police Justice Harry B. Cation. is visiting
friends IN western Maryland. He will remain
IN Westminster until the commencement ex-
he Is an nlumnus. $500
The joint final celebration OF the Fairfax and
Bihckford Literary. Society Of the Episcopal
June 18th In Liggctt Hall. The exercises
VIII DO attended by many OF the young So
ciety folk OF this city - -.
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over the doctors bill or to wonder how
4 hos going to clotho and shoe the squall-
Ing. big-eyed bunch He simply PUSHES
off to the corner of q barn roof and lets
all the world know of his good fortune.
nv With his gift Of tongues lie procaims
the news In dozen different bird lan-
g,inges. all as cheerful as the note of a
crlcket--yes.s MS hapturous as II his heart
would burst from very JOY. And the
whole countryside forthwith grows SYM
pathetic and every fcathered coinrade In
woodland and grove and meadow and
swamp chirps back congratulations and
asks II the kids favor their ma or
their pa" Not dsagreeable word is
henrd-at least, not until night. when the
mysterious whippoorwlll, from his OK
elusive labyrinthlnn retreat, suggests
that each any every one OF the new
Corners be given spankingi Whippoor-
Wills are all right for use In writing
novels and poetry, but as n real, live,
practical proposition, their strange mt-
sic Is SO weird and so mournful that 4,
city man nearly dies Of remorse when
he hears them With these uncanny birds
ns mourners, one could not feel alto
gether inclined to glont even over the
dissolution Of his wifes mother.
The most pathetic thlng ABOUT the
country these days Is the exodus OF the
young folks to the cities. The knocking
birds and the good natured dogs and the
nd-hearted old folks and the tranquil
landscape-yea, even the joy-producing
naps-can't hold 'em back. One and all,
the young folks bolt for town, and that
means tho end Of country forever at
first the youngsters como back frequent
ly. especially when the November air be-
gins to make Bob White fly swiftly and
nrtfully, and when the squirrels are gorg-
Ing on the ripening nuts. but, by and BY,
the visits begin to lessen In their fire.
nuency and In tho length of the stay.
Things are never quite the same when
the city's hungry nav swallows up Its
innocent prey. After that the town,
with Its multltudinous attractions and It's
awful exnctions, ls ever calling back Its
slaves. They can't get away from 1t.
The voice OF the telephone, the telegraph,
the newspaper and the business letter
never grows inaudble 1t deafens ones
ears to the cackling Of the hens to the
Characterization cluckngs of the earth
rooster; It browns the whisper
ings Of the signing pines and the rustling
oak forests;5it makes the knocking bird
but a noise producer. and the meadow
lark a silly whistler; It puts dogs In
the false position of being mere tlck-pro-
ducers and flea colonies. instead of faith
full loyal friends: 1t diverts the rural
districts Of that softeninE influence which
elevates the soul and launders the black
est morals; 1t causes even the tenderest
to forget. for the nonce, the ties which
are sacred and which become priceless
when they arc irrevocably severed
The silly old rhapsodist who grlnds out
this ahsurdly sounding grist In Grub j
81 y, W.. ~ thu 1iffnranca hn.
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RADFORD SOCIAL.
tspec,el to The Tlmes-Disratch.)

5! Especial to The Times Disratch)
RADFORD. VA, June 1o.-Mrs. J. c. Peter
ravn "an afternoon with the musicians"
Thursday at her home on Sixth Street, about
forty-fve guests being present
Mrs Edwin r, Carter served fruit punch in
the library, and Misses Anna kenderdinc,
Pearl Mitchell and Blanche Adams, Mrs. Har-
vey Barnett and Mrs. a. Geiscn served In the
dining room.
The refreshments were chicken salad In let
tuce cups peanut sandwiches, cheese straws.
strawberry ice cream, cake and coffee
The programme consisted Of delightful piano
music by Miss Bessie Lyle, Miss Alice Pile,
of Glade Spring; Mrs Edwin r. Carter and
Mrs. w y. Fuqua. and vocal solos by Rev.
Edwin r. Carter, Mrs. G. L. Kearsley and
Miss Eleanor Peter.
A musical contest. in which the authors
were Identified by their pictures, was won by
Mrs. William lnglcs, Mrs. Harvey Barnett
and Mrs. Warner j. tenderdine.
Lots wero drawn and the prize. beautiful
steel engraving. tastefully framed, fell to Mrs.
Ingles. while the BOBBY went to Mrs. W. II.
Gorkng
rent Events Club Tuesday. clever contest,
beautiful recitation by Miss Dcsal!e Reid,
with current events. made up the programme.
Refreshments were served by Miss Dcsalie
Reid and Geneva Edmonson. About twenty
two guests present
Mrs Albert Johnnsen entertained tho After
noon Idlers Saturday at the home of her uncle.
H.. ".
pleasantly spent. and salmon salad, olives,
peanut sandwiches strawberry shortcake and
orange sherbert were served by the hostess.
Mrs Oscar Loughn. OF Pulaski returned home
Saturday after few days visit to Mrs.
Elizabeth G. Adams
Mr. and Mrs Wall Flanagan have little
daughter In their home. born Tuesday.
Miss Kathleen and Master Charlie Clark are
visiting their sister, Mrs J. N. Thomas. in
Roanoke
Miss Eva Rnllard. who has been visiting
relatives In Birmingham. returned to Radford
last night.
Mr. w. II. Smith md daughter OF New
Castle Pa, visited Mrs. T. W. Simpson this
week 49, tn
Mr., Henry Mcwarc. of Iynchburg and his
attorney. Mr. Kirkpatrick We're In town this
week checking up the property recently pur-
chased by the company Of which he is pres!-
dcrs
Mr.. ] Gayc Anderton. formerly OF Radford.
has accepted a position on the Evening Journal,
Richmond.
Miss Desolie Reid entertained the r. G. G.
club Friday.
Miss Lizzie Sye is visiting at Virginia
Beach.
Miss Evans. NJ South Boston. and Miss
Eaton. Of Bristol. teachers In Belle IIeth
Academy. returned home "Wednesday.
The following veterans viii attend the re-
union at Louisville next week: General G. G.
Wharton. DR. w. P. Nyc, CAPTAIN II w.
Peck, CAPTAIN Ricketts, Mr.. r. NJ InGlcs Mr.
Mr.. r. Martin and tho second daurhtcr OF
Mr.. J. L. Coleman. both Of East Radford.
were married at Bristol TUESDAY,
Misses BESSIE md Edna Lyle entertained
Thursday in honor Of Miss Rrazeton. Of
Texas. and Miss Wilson. Of Mississippi
ct West VirgiE'n .nrc guests OF Mrs, l.. o,
Billiard.
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