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I'LL Reid)stag.
Ter ReiGstan5ler mirO Oas Sans bis
GftO6cr ucrtagrH.
D.rgselttnoutu obne
AEsIidli auf Anrnbme.
Centrum bringt sur Silfe eincn nenen
glntras eia.

Berlin, q. Dtai. Gie Nus
iidtln Ger gerggeIesnouelleu i'm preu.
biiteu 2anotoge baben litb 10 tr2itlos
1eitaltet, DAB on cine glnnabme IN
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ictenhplrrf I'm gfei6sta9 eingehrndr
melher sic Giniiibrir1g ocs 0larmtdl.
glrbgitstages uno obiigotoriider 9lrbet.
terfomites ppriicbt oamit uentaltens
ehUas ourd)geIett miro, fails Die gto'
orllcn I'M 2anotng gon5 gum Sdlcitern
'fonmren. ltebrigens miro auh nod
Sic 9crggeiebfpmmiIiion oes Serrens
balties ben Stanb 6er Itnge i'm Nnhr'
aebiet untcrillfen ME es iilngt Die
gleit,e aoumiiiion res 9lbgeorOnetens
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nod scr @eItaItung Der Rppeaen I'M
ginne Der 9fegierilnl 3ugute fonlmt
luirS ,iemIitb algenlein 6e3ruaifelt.
9lber nit Ser glnndfne ols pom
Centrum eingebru6tcn 8eietentrpllrfs
miro cS audi CUTE 8cge ha6en 8ie
aus uerIGBliher Guelle beroorgebt
plant &Cihsfan5ler 8rof b. Siilom
cine gertnglug oes Geihstags big
gum Sftober. Ter @.rtnaurgstermin
piir6e nit oem 9cginu Der 4fiugit-
ferien 3uIamueniaatn. rSa Der filr,en
Spnnue Belt miro erfa1rungsgemoB
nidts mebr qeihfben Ter Reifstag
lei6et an hroniiher 9eThIuBuni0big'
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teipreIie tritt feline geiieruna i'm gt-
Ittd ein. lln0 bod barrt nod eine
;SiiLle BON 9lllfgoben Der Grleci8urg,
porsn Sic Reform 0.S WiIitdrpeniions.
rueicns pnN sic @cr6eiierurq oeS Sor.
ienocicbes. Sie Letters 8orloge rrtro
nun ffcn burh ,tpei SeIiionen birge.
ifIbpt, aber dut1 Die ouf bic erIt2re
9IufQobe be3iiglifen 8cTcboorlcgen
binacn felt oem Iebten Spdtb'rb1t,
obne bis iebt audi MIR boS @nOe Der
Notwithstanding erreiht 81 ho.
ben. 9ou Sen beteiliaten 4rciicn tpers
SEN oieie Reformen ie6nlihit erpnrtet,
une groBe 2SntereIien itc6en nuf Dem
Spielc lte6er Sie Rohuenbigfeit Der
Reforrr ocs 0tiIit6rpeniionSn,ienS
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neitaehcu6c llcbcreirittmmuna bnB
ibrc noh IGnacre SinouSIdiebunn
fdlleftcrSinos oGs unpcrontmortlith
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g9iIIcn tpIre Der &eidstna oufl uohl
mn Ston6e oelueiru, Sic GIufgobcn Dor
RfiuoIten }u erleoigen. ob2r r8 miro
areitcr ociftn1r3t, ur0 10 6dlt Ser
Rr&fsfan3Ier eS iiir oo8 Bette, bic
SciIion sl fdIieBen. um, oic Serren
I'M Gftobcr lpieOcr su berilfen. oh
oildl nit 6eiierem grfoI8, bIeibt ab3u.
tporteti.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-05-31
Sel6itmOrO.

gerIin q. D1ai. csn Sem Be.
nodbcrten asegIib bat 9littneiIter
a. 9. gticoIni Selbitlnoro beganeen.
@r lit oil unbeiI6arer SerBfranfbeit
uno bate idon ieit geroumer 3eit aus
ieinem 2ebensir6erorliB fein SebI ge.
moht. Seine 5rau pflegte ibn oes-
bolb Iorgiam 81 iibertpndjen. glls tic
aiif furse @eile it'd ous benz Souie
entiernt tatte, Iegte Der llngliidr'
Sano an iih. unO als lie
eanS tie tbteu @toun a
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-05-31
BemcinInmc gr6eit bon SuOeu mnS
Gsg;itca.
copyrIghted y the AssoeIated Press

@oribou, 81. 0ai 1ie
8erIt6rimg unor6entliber Sduier
onrh bic jiibiihe io3ioliitiihe Sreoni.
iation, Ger guno. miro in Der gnraen
Stoot onooucrno iortgtieet. SuSpn
uno GbriIten bobcn iif 3u oieiem
8erfe uereiniat. 5ie beihr9nfen iih
nit ibrer litiqfeit niht alii I'm.
oroentIihe Siuier, ionoern 5eritorcu
ollh GripothGuier uno Nobnltnaen
IN benen Irouen urter Dem Shuse
bon ariitotratiifcn Geri6nlidfeiten
geIebt bobcn lie gepobner Sieier
Sertliffeiten iiub aefIoheu mo bal.
ten IidI ncr6oraen Gie geh6rben blei.
ben Indifferent. aoiorcn ,mo Sens.
oormen idauen belnItiot 81 uso Die
BoIi5ei I4Bi ii6 nidt blifeu
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-05-31
8ieber Gin &ir6clltnrm.
by the Associated Press

Ranias Gitp no, 27. @fai.-.
@s miro beri6tct, DOB ein @irbel.
itlrrn pns St10tben Colbert ifu In,
Oiorerterritorilm gstroffen uito meb-
rere Sduier serIt0rt bat.
Colbert nit ieiuen 800 gimpobnern
Iiegt an scr @rerBe oon 1eras, s 9tci
len bon 0FuiIon. G5 liegt an osr Si.
2ouiS unb Santn sc 8a6n
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-05-31
8etriiat Sie Icr5tc nm 5cbn Munate,
Copyrighted by the Associated Press

Copyrighted by the Associated Press
Remgorf 81 Mni. - Sbomas
S'grien lit, fod,Ocm er nit gebrode'
mem 8enid lmb oerIctter @irbclidule
sebn Ronote Ion9 in etnem Soipitol
IN @rooflpn QeGeQen hntte, aeItor6en.
Gr mar % Sabre oIt. oIS er iniolac
zines 2turseS iih sic GcrIebunaen
gtsoq. 9tGS er ms SoipitoI Qebrad,t
nlrNe. oobcn linn 6ie Ner,te nod
eiltiqe etlmhen Ses 2ebens. ober an
Itott ,u Itprben nur6e pr frGitiper.
Sein 7Fo1 bat lntcr MeSi5inern 9robe
@ufmerfiamfeit erregt.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-05-31
MurSbn6r Derhaftet.
Copyrighted by the Associated Press

af6eoiI1e, g. G., q, @3oi. -
Iot Grump, Der am Mpntog Den GIdp
@rubb binterriidS id)rper pertuunocte,
lit beutc nod einern borten &onIpf NIT
ser S6erifispoiie BEL OGo Sort &C.
Fongen tporoen. Gr lit periuurrbet.
Cine 5elepbonbptihaft meloet onB
grunp, auf oeiien lebenOiaer 8eian.
9ennG6me Gin GreiS bon $3.50 itebt
IeSen89ei6brlif oerIeet lit.
Stodbolm q. Woi. aontq
Ssfor 6dt noh @cneiung ppn ieiner
@rfronfiprg lpdbrenc nelher aron.
prin3 @Aitao ion oertreten butte. DID
&egierlmg ppieber iiberrommen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-05-31
gnf sries purbrrcitet.
by the Associated Press

9onoon, 81. Wat. Der Gbri'
Itiania.aorreiponbrnt Der r9aiIp @r'
preB" er3Gblt. Dob Iih Sie gtorlpeger
an allen Itrotegiiden 8unften alli oca
arieg uurbcreiten; Ron uernlutet, bah
bie spoltuHa 5piiden StlpeGen rmS
gsarroeaen in oifcnen aan1pi iiber'
geben miro,
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-05-31
Orr ruf6fdD=
japani1de Krieo.

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= SOtiu, q. Mai. - gtOmiral
= SiUjeitUcnsh's SlUttc lit bel Der
= SRicl SIbHlBima in Der StraRc
y OOu SDrcn gciid,tet mOrOen.
= (9ie 3uicl Sibnibima licgt
= NIT ibrcn iapaniiGcn &cfcittgnn'
y gen mittcn in Der Strafc UOn
= SOrca, 5iuiiGen Irian in aOrca
= nnS SdimOnOiefi in Sapan, nnO
: gilt ais Ocr Sdliiiiel Der Mccress
= enge. - Gco.)
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Bon Csinbrcdlcrn 6rrnnbt.
Copyrighted BY the Associated Press

Nem gort, q. Wai. 5rau
Uaaru ellen 2eoie, Die befonnte gor.
traasreiienoe aus &anias, purSe beu.
te in ibrem Snuie ron @inbrehern
anaeiallen. rpeIde lie NIT 9iepolperu
be6robten nno ibr SGnlufiafen I'M
@erte bon $500 uno $t10 in Bar
rallbten.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-05-31
Sc6rt md Scrlin ,nriif.
Copyrighted by the Associated Press

@erIin 81. MGi. aoiier @iI,
belm lit bellte nnh neltmuod)elltlider
glbmeienheit nod Ger Reihs6alptitooi
slriiGacie9rt Gr iiebt lebr pobl aus,
glls cr am 3eitigen Norgen oom
gabuboie nod Dem Sf,loB fubr, mur.
be er non Sen 5ur glrbeit gebenoen
Wcnihen jltbelnb begriibt. Der 8ng.
aon ser Soiierin mur6c am 9abnhoi
8iIOparf pom 3uge obgefoppeIt. Sbre
Toipit1t tpor bid)t perifle;ert, nm
oen Ierbono 81 perbergen. Der ibre
stirn benetft; befnnntlih bate lie Iih
in @iesboben brrf einen t5olI ouf
Der Greppe cine gerleBunq 5uge3ogen.
Sic fllhr noh Gem Reuen Ralais in
Eot56on.
Cur ;Scier oeS 300. Snbrestages
Der @riinSunq ron GbarIottenhurg
bat Der aaiier beute in ser 8oritnot
elm 9enfmal fir aniier 6rieorid ent.
biilt.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1905-05-31
Supaniide gnfcSluns in Seras.
Copyrighted by the Associated Pres,

@aibingtor, 81. Dloi. Sin
reiber SSnponer plant Die @riinoung
ioponiIdrr glniieblungen In 5eras,
tpie Der nmerifdniIdle Gonful iSreo. 8.
sSiI6er in Sormoiu Dem Satroelsnrini-
Itertum mitteilt. Ter 8ericbt meIoct.
6nB 1000 ioponiid)e anrmer 5unGd)it
$500 2lcres 2anb in Ssras mit Reis
beite1en ioIlen. gSie es beiBt, bot ser
iuponiidp 4upitoliIt, ser 0os Inter.
nebmeu in Sang iett Die abiidt,
etrpa $350,000 I'M sriteu Sabre fir Die
Rolonie ousiulegen.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-30

Because of the kindred feeling and
close relations existing between Una
tilla and Morrow county, Judge Thom-
as W. Ayres, of Morrow county, this
morning called up j. V. Tallman, and
asked him to confer with the COM
mittee having Umatilla county day in
charge, and stated that Morrow coun-
ty very much desires to have printed
on any. badges issued, the words
"Umatilla and Morrow counties" as
an evidence of the sentiments which
bind the two counties together.
Mr.. Tallman Immediately conferred
with the members of the committee
and laid the matter before them, and
it is probable that the wishes of Nor
row county will be granted, lnasmuch
as the fair management has desig-
mated Wednesday, June I, as both
Morrow and Umatilla county day at
the fair.
The people of Morrow county will
print their badges with these words
upon them, if Umatilla county agrees
to this union of the counties and Nor
row county people expect to go en-
masse to Portland on the excursion
of June 6.
Judge Ayers stated that owing to
the splendid response which Umatilla
county gave to Heppner's necessities
at the time of the cloudburst, when
nearly 200 Morrow county people lost
their lives, that Morrow county has
cherished most friendly feeling for
Umatilla county and her people and
it is the unanimous wish of her resi-
dents that they be associated with
county in this gala day at
the fair. The fact that both counties
observe the same day adds another
reason why they should Join in the
exercises and share the honors and
pleasures OF the occasion.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-30
RAY SUTHERLAND DROWNED.
Son of Well Known Contractor Loses
Life In Seattle.


Walla Walla, May 3O.-"Ray"
Sutherland, son OF Mr. and Mrs Geo.
II. Sutherland, was drowned in Lake
Washington yesterday afternoon,
about 6 O'Clock. Together with two
other companions he was IN bathing
and was seized with cramps and be-
fore assistance could reacn him he
was drowned.
1t was fully half an hour before the
body wlas rescued. by DIR. Roller the
physical director of the state univer.
sity. of which young Sutherland was
a student, having entered the institu-
ton last fall to take a course in civil
engineering.
The news of the sad accident was
received in the city about o'clock
last hight. Mr.. Sutherland was en-
gagged IN writing his son a letter at
the time and by holding the W. & C.
r. train half an hour he was able to
leave the city at once for Seattle, and
Will bring the body 70 this city for in
terment.
George Raymond Sutherland is
the .eldest> son of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Sutherland, and is native of Walla
walla. He would have been 22 years
of age the 5th of June, his death oc-
curing just a week before his birth
day.
The young man is son Of the well
known sewer contractor, who has
done an immense amount of work in
PendietOn. His son accompanied his
father here on several occasions, and
was known to many Pendleton people
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-30
English sympathy With Russia.

London, May 30.-The unprece-
dented magnitude of Togo's victory
has come with such stunning force
as to turn even English sympathy to-
ward Russia. Expressions of COM
miseration for the car are heard
everywhere, and Russia as the inevi-
tably vanquished side, is the recipient
of more conciliatory attention from
the British people than at any time
since the war began.
Baron Suyematzu, son-in-law Of
Marquit Ito, who came to England
several months ago to negotiate the
japanese loan, said today:
81 think it is now time Russia
should acknowledge defeat and cease
relying on former prestige to save
herself from admitting she is con-
quered Russia may rest assured our
terms of peace will not be too heavy;
that our heads have not been turned
by Togo's victory. We do not intend
to demand anything more than what
the world will regard as proper"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-30

Salem May 30.-Tne supreme court
last evening denied the application
for rehearing in tire case of Nor
man Williams. now in Jail at The
Dalles. This leaves the condemned
man without hope and it Is thought
ne may now make a confession. he
has up to this time steadfastly refused
to make any statement.
Williams was convicted of the muir
der of Alma Nesbitt and her mother
on their claim in Wasco county. AL
though the bodies of the two women
were never found, the evidence pre-
scented was of so strong a character
that the court ruled the producing of
the bodies was not necessary 10 prove
their death.
The case has excited wide attention
because of its remarkable features.
Williams is said to have married Miss
Nesbitt secretly shortly before the
crime was committed.
The shrewdest detectives in the
West have worked on the case, but
have only found few wisps of grey
hair and part of woman's dress, to
prove the murder.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-30

At well attended meeting of bus
mess men at the Commercial associa-
tion parlors last evening, final ar
rangements were made for the OBJ
servance of "Umatilla County Day. at
the Lewis and Clark fair.
President Borie, of the Commercial
association appointed a committee
consisting of Mayor w. F. Matlock, M
A. RAIDER and R. Alexander to have
charge of the badges and decorations
and to secure speakers to represent
Umatilla county on June 7. at the
Lewis and Clark fair. this day hav-
ing been set aside for Umatilla county.
Red ribbon badges bearing the
words, "Umatilla county," will be-
printed in large number and distrib--
uted by this committee to every point
in the county from which excursions
will be run to Portland on June Z,
in order that Umatilla county may
have uniform badge on that day
In addition to the ribbon badge.
Judge Lowell suggested that every
person going TO the fair should alao
wear a rose. the badge of Oresuh.
The meeting was an enthusiasts
one and many spirited speeches were
made, showing that much interest is
being manifested in this coming Una
tilla county holiday.
The o. r. & n. company VIII run
an excursion train from Milton to-
Portland on June 6, thus affording a
daylight excursion to the fair and
every town in Umatilla county will
take part in the excursion.
Before adjourning the following
resolution was unanimously adopted
by the meeting:
Resolved, That it is the sense of
Pendleton Commercial association,
that whereas the entire people Of
Umatilla county are vitally interested
in having a creditable showing of
Umatilla county products at the Lewis
and Clark fair, that the county court
of Umatilla county be given the heart
lest cooperation in its efforts to COL
lect and display the products of Una
tilla county, that the various CONNER
cial associations of the county be in
vited to encourage the county court
in appropriating sufficient funds to-
make a suitable exhibit in general.
lend the county court every encour-
agement and assistance possible, to
the end that Umatilla county be cred
itably represented among her sister
counties at tce Lewis and Clark fair,
and that the people of the county, as
sist and sanction the county court in
its efforts to properly display the re-
sources of the county.
j. a. BORIE, President.
F. W. LAMPKTN, Secretary.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-30
Rnssia.s Lar Eastern Navy.

st. Petersburg, May 3O.-The flower
of the Russian navy was included in
the ships lost in the battle with Ad-
miral Togo. Many of the vessels were
completed only last year and were of
the latest type.
The Bcrodino was a firsf-class tat-
tleship, completed in 1904, of 1856
tons displacement and 10000 horse
power, giving her a speed of about is
knots. She had an armored belt of
four to nine inches of Krupp steel,
and six to 10 inches of armor over
her gun positions and bulkheads. Her
armament consisted of four 12-inch
guns, IL six-inch guns and over 40
smaller rapid-fire guns. Her crew
numbered 74O officers and men.
The Alexander Ill was a sister ship
of the Borodino. and was also COM
pleted in 1904.
The Admiral Nakhiminoff was an
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-30

slight. While he has no legal re-
course to Gompel owners to comply
with his suggestions, he states that
they are seldom ignored, because
by so doing the owner would become
liable in case of a damge suit the
condition of the mill being recorded
by the commissioner.
Mr.. Hoff is veteran mill employe
and railroad man, and on one hand
has the mill mark" in the shape of
a bad scar. Through his long expert
ence he has become thoroughly IA
miliar with the workings Of machin-
cry. and knows where danger lies.
This morning he inspected the plan
ing, flour and woolen mills, and this
afternoon Is visiting the steam laun-
dries. From here he will go to the
north end Of the county to inspect
the mills there.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-30
LABOR COMMISSIONER HOFF IN TOWN

o. P. Hoff of Salem, state commits
sioner of labor statistics and inspector
of mills, arrived here this morning
upon his biennial tour of inspection
of the mills of the state. He has just
finished making the inspection in
Baker and Union counties. and will
go over all Of Eastern Oregon before
returning to his home.
1t is the duty of the labor commits
sioner, according to Mr.. Hoff, to in.
spect mills of all kinds with the view
to seeing that all proper precautions
are taken OF prevent the loss Of life,
or injury to employees. He states that
in almost every mill or factory there
is need of some improvement to
better safeguard those who are en-
ployed therein, though often the
things needed may be seemingly
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-30
Disabled Cruiser surrcmters.

Toxic. May 30.-A Kobe. Japan,
dispatch confirms the report that a
Russian cruiser arrived off Hamada,
100 miles northeast of the scene of
the battle. The vessel was disabled
and had the white flag hoisted. Two
hundred Russian sailors were aboard
wounded. Hundreds of Russian sail
ors, many badly wounded, are coming
ashore at Yamaguchi, near the scene
of battle, in small boats or ciinging to
wreckage.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-30

The Eas1 Orcgonian received the
Lewiston Tribune today. regarding
the excursion which will be run from
Lewiston TO Cello cOn the Mountain
Gem river boat, on Dune g..
AS will be seen the boat will spend
the night Rt Arlington and visitors
from Pendleton can either go to
UmatiIla on the morning train and
catch the boat there in the evening
or go to Arlington or the IL O'Clock
train and 0vertake the boat there for
the daylight trip nextnmorning to Ce-
lilo.
The fare from Umatilla to Cello
will be 81 and as many will continue
on to Portland after the opening OF
the portage on June 3, return pass
age on the boat Will be optional. 1t
is expected TO reach Cello apout noon
on June 3, or possibly by 10 o'clock.
The special is as tohowI:
Lewiston, May 39.-+(H the East
Oregonian )-7The Lewiston CONNER
cial club has qompisted Arranging ass
for the excursion trip to Cello by the
steamer Mountain Gem, the occasion
being the formni opening OF the port
age railroad. june 3.
Invitations have been extended TO
all communities tributary to the up
per rivers to JOIN this excursion.
The steamer leaves Lewiston early
the morning of June 2, and expects
to spend the night at Arlington. 1t
will proceed TO Cello Saturday morn
ing. where the formal ceremonies
will be celebrated Plans have oeen
made for parties from lower" river
points to the excursion whhe en-
route.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-30
New Telephone Line Complete.

Walla Walla, May SO--'fhe new tel
ephone line extending from Lind to
Pasco, was opened to the talking pub
lie yesterday, greatly to the satisfac-
ton of residents skirting its course.
The completion of this line brings the
towns of Ethiopia, Cunningham, Hat
ton, Mesa and Connell into ready COM
munication with Spokane and walla
Walla.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-30
RoiestvensIzy Esca11sd.

Paris. May 3O.-A dispatch receiv-
ed from Vladivostok reports the-ar-
rival of four Russian warsfips. The
torpedo boat destroyer BraVi is also
among the arrivals. It is reported in
Vladivostok that aboard this boat
was Rojestvensky, dangerously
wounded. The admiral is suffering
with wounds received by bursting
shells, and taken to a hospital.
The protected cruiser Almaz and
one bHttleship were saved by flight.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-30
Decoration Day at Chicago.

Chicago MHy 30.-Business was
practically suspended today while the
war veterans E1arched in annual pa
rade ana held services at the graves
OF their fallen comrades. National
guards and state troops participated
in the exercises, in which tne COVER
nor and Colonel Walter T, Dugan
commander of the department Of the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-30
RussIa Putting up Big Bluff.

Berlin. May 30.-According to re-
ports received from st. Petersburg,
Russia may withdraw Linevitch's
army from Manchuria temporarily,
and perhaps abandon Vladivostok. It
is said the car is determined to con-
tinue the struggle in the hope the
army will eventually win and retrieve
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-30
Saw the Battleship Sink.

st. Petersburg, May 80, ) p. m
Captain Chagin, of the cruiser AL
maz, arrived at Vladivostok, tele-
graphed the emperor that he witness
ed the sinking of the battleship Sou
varoff, and that Rojestvensky was
wounded. He saw RojestvenslSy
lowered on board the destroyer Bunny
which has not yet reached valdivos-
tok.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-30

alties on the Russian ships that drift
ed ashore on the Taushua islands
and the coast of Japan. Twelve hun
dred injured were taken to Sasebo
The survivors say the Russian Of
ficers died bravely, but were incapa-
Bile of defending their ships. and lives
Orders signalled from the flagship
were badly executed. Many seamen
were unfit for service and threw
themselves into the sea, maddened by
the accurate fire of the Japanese
gunners.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-30
WaIla Walla is First.

THE first school exhibit to be
mounted in the Washington state
building at Portland, was the walla
Walla county display" said Professor
o. S. Jones yesterday to the walla
Walla Union. Il felt that it was quite
an honor that our district should ac-
quire the distinction, inasmuch as,
there are a great many to be placed,
and some of them from counties ma
terially more populous."
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-30

Washington, May 3o.-An official
telegram to the Japanese Legation
was received this morning which
says; -Four Russian war vessels were
captured by us and brought, safely to
naval ports: orel, battleship. to port
of Maizuru; Nocalai, battleship. and
Apraxihe and Senyavino, ,uoast de-
fense vessels, to Saseb bo.''
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-30
Fighting Off Okino Island.

Nagasaki, May 3O.-The Oriental
steamer Doric arrived here
reports sighting the Russian cruiser
Tzumrud and a gunboat, probably the
Kazarsky. The latter was leaking.
Fighting continues off okino island.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-30
Roiestvensky Wonnded.

st. Petersburg, May 30.-The re-
port that the Russian flagship was
sunk, but that Rojestvensky was
wounded and placed on board tor
pedo boat destroyer, is confirmed.
Whereabouts of the destroyers are not
known.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-30
smolensk in Chinese Waters.

Washington, May SO.-The United
States consul general at Shanghai re-
ports to the state department that
the Russian converted cruiser Smo-
lensk is at Woosung. 1t belonged to
Rojestvenskys fleet, and 1t is sup
posed put into Woosung for refuge,
and the probabilities are, will be in
termed until the close of the war.