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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-27

The Russian Premier Says That Nicholas viii
Not Follow Course of Repression, but
That With Strong Hand lie Will Effect
Needed Reforms OF Loyalty of
the Army Observation-Disclosures smus-
Cling Arms From England.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-27
HAWAII IS ALL RIGHT.

"Hawaii is all right, [ have had d
prosperous business here and have been
successful in many ways but I do not
feel that this Territory offers the same
advantages to the young man that is
offered in some other sections of Uncle
Sans domain / feel, after reading
accounts that have been sent out con
cerning Cuba that it is a good place
for me. Besides the literature ] have
had at my command, l have talked
with gentlemen thoroughly familiar
with the conditions there. We can
have the land in fee and it is better
suited to grazing and / will devote
most of my energies to the business
with which / am most familiar.
My visit to Honolulu at this time
is solely IN connection with my con-
templated departure, but | do not ex-
pect to leave the Islands until October
and then it will be merely for the pur
pose of investigating the country and
taking a personal peep into the condi-
tions. | may be disappointed with
what I shall find there, but I do not
expect to be. There have been several
parties from Hawaii who have gone to
Cuba and some of them have returned]
Others have remained
there and are, | am informed, doing
well. i believe there is an opening
there for a rancher and L will try it,
if L am satisfied when / go down there
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-27
PRINCE MURAT KILLED.

MUNICH July 27Prince Muat killed here yesterday by
the overturning of his automobile.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-27
ASSOCIATED Press cablegrams.)

ASSOCIATED
ST PETERSBURG July 27-Prenier Stolypn says that
Emperor will follow of repression dealing
aeonents His policy will be that of the hand and will aim
reform the abuses that have into the government
DECLARES ARMY LOYAL
The manifesto of the Premier continues the
that the loyal the Gar which characterized bit
of opera boufe by the revolutionary party.
RAID THE ALDERMEN.
A meeting of the city aldermen raided
SMUGGLING ARMS INTO RUSSIA.
LONDON July 27-The Russian revoutonist organization
REVOLUTdONISTS LOOT A TRAIN.
WARSAW July 27-The revolutionsts stopped
this city and robbed it of 1900 roubles.
JEWELRY STORE is ROBBED
MOSCOW, July 27-Ten revoutonists night
principal jewelry in this city
PROMOTION WORK FOR THE CAR
ST PETERSBURG July a6.-The government seeking to
the impression that the passed
issued meetings of the of the
of purpose
ii
something
the
worst is coming and preparing for it,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-27
LOSS TO TERRITORY.

Senator Woods was born on the
Island of Hawaii and was educated
here. AS young man he entered the
service of the government and was as
signed to a position in the customs SER
vice, remaining there until short time
after the overthrow of the monarchy
in 1898. He, with several others, was
asked to take oath of allegiance to the
Republic after that government was
formed and on declining to do so SEN
ator Woods and his colleagues were re-
moved from their positions.
Shortly after that he went to Hawaii
and became rancher. He met with
success and invested in cattle and af-
Ierwards went into partnership with
his brother, J. Frank Woods, and to-
gether they have conducted the Woods
Brothers ranch for a number of years.
Senator Woods lives on the slopes q
few miles from Mahukona Two or
three miles away from him is the resi-
dence of his brother Frank. Both es-
tates are to be seen from the deck of
the Kinau as she lies at anchor in the
harbor at Mahukona. The Senator
was married about twelve years ago to
Miss Mollie Randall of Massachusetts.
They have a family of interesting
children The Senator and his wife
are social favorites in Honolulu as
well as on the Big Island, where their
hospitality is proverbial.
Senator Woods was elected to the
Senate on the Democratic ticket twice
and each time he had the support of
many Republicans on the Big Island.
He locked after the interests of the
people of Hawaii regardless of politics
and his fairness in matters pertaining
to the welfare of the people of the |
Island won him host of friends. |
His election to the Senate is assured !
at any time Le desires to return to poll |
ties, but he says this declination is |
inal, that his two terms in the Senate |
are all he cares for.
ONLY A FEW MORE LEFT.
And it was bad day for Hawaii |
when Senator Woods made up his mind |
% quit politics and the country. Not |
doubt about it. He is the kind of |
nan that this country needs in its pub
ic affairs-and in its private business
concerns, too.
Somehow, this tendency TO quit
eems to be in the air 1t is catching,
ust at the present moment. First Jack
lucas says that he has had enough, and
Continued on Page %
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-09
N-u RuiIdIsr. ~ the Css.l.

Mr rinnrll of Bcrrian sIg-, Mich.
- buiidinr :, story frame hotel Al
Mes smyrna. The neW house, Whlch
sill co.t al-pui ssh@o she n C"mplrtr,
sill ~ 0nr ot the most ComfUTtsb ls
small hnit.- ia the cOunty Ia WiIl
have ~ roum- and wili later prinCi.
pallS to families The rOOms gill b.
heated by large tTeplaces. -
Haws- fsTs. sreley Il. Wil-on -
building a hotel 10 cost aboat tl0. dB
NrW smyrna and HaWks PaTE are
,,1iiding up rapidly. smyrna i de-
t,nrd 90 h. a city, and all. perhaps.
IN time OutgroS every other toWn IN
No.usia county IL i only a question
Oi frW year. uhea a port Of entry
gill be established there, with q rail.
road leading into ceatTal south Flor.
taa. The nerd- of such line all br
irit a. the country develops.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-09
Chances In Ioeomo,ives

when ca, .uUks a, the feet power
ful .uyUuui.s.s 90 to-day uus an tIt
smile wl'u be- remembers that they
sTe the t.r't pur-,uy 20 the Iitl, .O-
connective, HAT Wsre the astuui-hmsut
Ui Amer.,a e. year. ago. says Leroy
:. co in ,ls American illustrated Mag
aziur
10. BDs' Friend made It's trial tripa
In the autumn months ui 1850 IN
railroad that ran Uu' u Charleston.
: & ON day The neNt year. Vhils the
srrir'"f Sts attending e. some freight
l'ur 't' gin'"r ~ that time vas a'.1
ths 'rHfu rreal rhe fireman. q negro.
'H,F.r" arnu,'I a. the huyElins steam
Thar ss'al 30 through the safety valve
~. 49, 'ri,d 'u cue N. nuisance
b, hu#u. 10. valve down Nith bis
hand hut he steam pressure MAS
-'ruug.r than his arm Thea he sat
down on mo lever uf the valve
Tia. vas h.r'.r. he stsam ds,l
quoted The u'lru Vas content for a
f'v rinU's then anne the explosion.
an 'he negro and the Best Friend
we're wrecks
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-09
When Minslna Nsur Ma,eh.

The Did sup, rStiJiuus belief that you
all 'hanse suur lu,k u you stop
NiItiuE l'ur Nat,h 81 night and Wind
u 10 The morning mas have sOme
sitlhi basis in tact. a,roEdinE % a
leWelsf Nhu says that the morning 10
H. pfuIsr Zine To- de- the winding.
lh.. u nut only bs,auSs the hour e
rising l. iui thu ayeraEs man much
m1rs regular than that tor retiring.
bui even the nobsrcst ana u4oat orAer-
" 80 men are APT io relax and PRIME 20
care i'.-.u'~s at bedtime. u hen NOR, -
b. vuTu uy 'l' wear and tear az he
daS 10 thl, condition the wtndiul IL
apt 20 D. done ~ i-Tky. irrerg az
Sur' ~ uaV 90 tuu tar oT not lar
enough Nine psupls uut VI Ten uiad
their Nat,nes ga guIng to bid lid
the ieVeleT hut n they would d. u
when they get up. a. am. rEIlar
point Ia he pTUress 81 making their
toilet the, would d. Il much bitter"
Philadelphia Rs,uri
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-09
MIKiaE % VslusIa Matters.

The Times-Union il nnt IN
clined o. 1T Nolusia county st
tie her oNu affairs. but -, 81
c.uT.-, uphOltlug the ring here
a. Eas t. have been expected
The Times lnHpn i owned ~
TrrAt part u l. generally under.
stead and IA. never heen denied
~ ~. raIt,ads, and the rallr'ad
ring Shlrh ha- been running
Is,lltic, "a Nolu>ia county for Oh"
Uast eight or ten yrar-, viii Il
course b. upheld hv the Time
ui"u. d. last Saturday. Times
uI"n APPEARED an article. re-
putting {" relate o. recent p"lltI-
al rhangrs in this county. iu
y hirh there Vas Mt u singh /
lear. uuyarni-hcd truth The !
,rtirle Wa e cuurS. ub.Isurd, /
= nearly al su"h articles ar.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-09

81 eminent man ui ,ien,, has -
ceitly 4',.af'd lAat r-d-hair-d ps-Uple
AZ tar les at tu grux bald ihaA
Tho, With other ~OlOred hair The ay-
,Ia-s rUp un tie bead uf a Ted-haired
.. r-un b. uTly ~ -'v hair Ordinary
dafh hair j. tar amer. and OseT three
dark hair take up the -Iacs Of ula
80 uu' l"' .'" are about The aver
az" Bu iaif-haIred peupi. are siiIl
h ti'f on lto.w" TO isU.Ulo are quite
,-mmon number Oi hairs ou he
sCaip VI a fair-haired nan 90 xOmaa.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-09

COnasctOrs On tn German state rail-
~ays @usg hereafter ~ Abis o. sIseaE
b0th Engiish and French besidez then
oSn languase. Tho~e whO fail 90 pass
Shs eNanination utll ~ discharged n
The eduoational reQuirsn<nts foE oos.
duesors In Germany are made murh
more Fistd nons caa qualify Coz ths p.,-
sitioas sut TIE yrofsasogs q Heisi-l.
bnrG ana nonn--foar Tra1k Nsua
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-09

A s.hemr IUr the cooperative 10.
suran,v 81 pigs has b',u started q
Wiltshire. the idea briug % stT,urrl-a
by smaleamarIuu the hundred GO uilre
pig .usurau,, clubs Wish air.sds ~
ii iu he country and Co fOrm leW
pig clubs ~ Villages NhI,h a.. 80
s''Irr' 81 soms uf our b,st breakfast
baouu
ID. u"W ass,,.aiiuH. WhI,h Is t. be
knuSu a. the wiltshire IiE lusurau, .
ard P-uyidsnt Association. T. tu e
r'E..t'. ID under The friendly -OcietI.s'
a,t-loudun ENpTsss.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-09
ATTEuPT Az JAZZ DREAMING.
Fear Prissnsrs in CsuRiy Jail Nearly
uaks Their Escape.

There wss = great TODD Al tue
souBty Ja,I abOal lou tsrdsy
night. whrn Tour prisoners c0nnnrd
Ia the Jail succrrdrd IN opening the
cril dOOT ami w-Tr Iust tasing Ff"nSh
IraSr whrn dlsSoSrfrd by the Jliirr'
" y Edsard, The pTisuRrTs tes'k
sire 81 a tub and ~ bcnding u
-u,,rrdrd In thToSing bass the lever
that lOSks the cell, ia whlSh thrN
acre confined Mr. EdsaIds sac
a.Irrp IN the ruIm adIoining the Iil.
hraTd a noise When the lever ~As
tbruSn hack. and went To investigate.
he Upeard the dooT that leads tO the
cells. whsn charlie Williams. one IT
the rrFTo pri-un-Ts conhned In Jail
aWaiting execution fOT murder. rush
81 al him With a piece of iron pipe:
EiWarIs shot at the negro, then fell
ba,k cat of the Jail and CLOSED the
dUnT. lie fred his pistol scVsI al times
aud this brought crowd. who assist
rd him in Getting the prisoners back
int" their Crll-
The lever Was then secured 80 that
they cuuld Not get al IL.
u was almost a successful attempt
A. ell breaking.
fouT prisoners Were located in the |
.'l.- oprnvd: among them Williams
mi sarah ana James Newman, all
OnyiCtcd for murder and sentenced |
a be hanged.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-09
F,Issr,na roasese s-sSs

Csers Il tobacco should Awarding 20
. German Investigation. hlteT the smoke
frOm their pipes through c0it0n soakea
In feETie saltH Ny this prO~ss ne
TUNES % the essentiai oil. ui the b.
drOEen sulphide. the cyanhydTir aid
and abOut hail the HicOtine aRd ne
p-oaucts u decOmpositiOn are SO ri
Il. While ths sSn0ks h uOt deprived q
IL aruma-
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-09
Uses Cor tire Ate.

The kitc that t"y aud delight VI boy
huOd has NeTy prartical U.S. On ea-
giE.'Hug Il h employed % carry Inns
a'rUss oesp chasms. thus supplying .
msans Oi carrying heavier cables. ana
By their U.s. In turn. parts u the sus-
taiuing frame &C the structure during
IL er-cuUn kites are also uSsd 70
,sry lIis lines asru~s . line u surf aua
STeaksrs iOT the Purpuss Il Throwing
the passenEers VI STRANDED yess.ls.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-09
Iasa the JuFy.

Following are the names Of the
JuToTs ShO gill serve al the term 81
the Criminal Court 10 convene next
Tue sday:
Harry lee.
\. o. Hurst cut Of county
= =. smith,
Math ZiegleT.
+. n. PrrSatt,
a.. D.. Berry.
l; u Brown,
W. u FUR,
A Lnguist,
l. D. Olum.
". "a Cozlnc,
]. p Adds.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-09

ThOma. W lawson anBOunces that
he has secured a sullicient numbrT of
proxies trOm policy-bolaers 10 coBtrol
ahe dS~ttntes al the thrSe blE tnsur'
ance companies. A. proSni-ed whcf
the policies we're solicited, Mr.. LaW
an has -ianitrd bis intentissn of turn
ing the PTONics over tO a COMMITTEE Oi
four pTumincat men. One of thess
men s~leCtrd by Mr.. LawsO8 j. Gov
rTnoT BTowaTd Of Florida. That Mr
BTOSaTd, the chief rxccatiVc ot 4
state the sac of Florida, should b.
selected as me Of four cat of eighty
millions of I'copls, l. an Indication III
the honor IN which he - held Fcw
greater honor~ cOuld possibly have
iallru upon him. Ia pays TO ~ a
MAN. even 70 the corporation sheets
de- Tryile one.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-09
ire Aiss AND FALL OF ARMIES
The Latest 70 Accomplish sonsth'ns
Haios tire Wofid's Attention.

Just 81 present the JAPANESE army -
tie cyaOsurs VI al military syvs. Il .
TIE latest army O. a. somsthing ant
tor that ftasVu q Tor ~ other holds
the NOTlds attention Interest rather
than study is shat q prVsOkrs Rus
The STUDY ALL ,vm- later. Nhsh 49,
Amos MOI, than 49, d. to-day "a the
quality 81 70, NuTk ahd ,an parcel cut
Lua much II the japanese sus,sss Sas
due 10 sdp'riOT nghting pOSef aud
boa much 10 OssTN hslming pTriOnd-r-
iu,r 90 uumb.r- ca It's side There b
~ reflection ga the courage % an army
o. .ts SHINING by strategy only
brave ann osn o. trusted b. a stra,s-
LI-t Attu concentrating superior num-
b.rs Un TIE fu, hat u Nhat urganila-
ion b. Ter - Tar a. 49, nov know
BE- Japaus-r organization admirably
"r, "a its puTisl~e bar she actual value
4 b, lspIL'~ armN a. vhul. de-
sr'- 'uI as. 'rtaiumsnt on fuller in
y-matIuf Than 49, HOW psIszsss We
ave heard little 80 nuthine frum the |
", need the Russian 49, /
uuut hfurs a. can make up our i
luj- a. o. %, d'ETs,. 81 fa,iii'y Nuh /
.hi,h %, visitors a,hisysd their su.-
rs~ss -liusfuu Transcript.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-09
IN SEII DEIFNSr

MajoT Hamm. editor and manager OF
the COnstituiiOnaii-t. tm,uCn,c. ~"
Nhea be was nrT,vN attd,s,d. tour
yeaTs ago. by Pile, uuurht a bHN oi
Bucklin's ATuiCa SalSc, uf which be
saws: lit Curvd me 20 ten Gay- and 10
trouble since" guIskcst healer at
Burns, sOrcs. cute aua wounds. -. "a
all drug stoTes.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-09
Vs~per service.

The Ne-p~T Committee IL John
Il. stet~on University invites
you all {" hs pr'--ent at the Nes-
Ter Scrvi~r to H. held Sunday az
tern'-'n ~ the university audi
forum At l:I5 o'clock. President
Hull'y will deliver the address.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-09
=. rh..a-,-,.r.n. q, ,..l

\ r'rU~I .I.si"ut 81 tilr l..Ssi.l0n Mail
wfIi'-, O." 'hHi l'aI~r Iuruirug q th-rv
au3 place wh"rv thrua arr no thuu
dr.. .-r.s NJ" s,lii"T replies. -Yes.
.Fk ha-lHlr he cr,'~, drafts q the
..rr.s'r r'~.~t them To- h-at l. never
'''.~.I'". Eyru lately though greater
Dbl 100 usual u has always i---n trmy-r
81 ir q ",zsl brr~1e Ia the Houth e tn
ILIl-.r-
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-09
brI.aaa Carpenter. IaIss. We. Ia.s.

FolloWing are the names Of the OH.
Gers elected for the fret quarter Oi
the year lss:
President W. J. KeOWn.
Vice President \ % .am-
Recording secretary O. D. steven
Financial Secretary {. n. pier-on.
Treasurer lee Norris
Conductor James Nruman.
Warden u; p l,enney
Trustees J A BoWrry. " J. he.
uwn. and o. NuklrN
Auditor- \ H. Eams, p NokIe,
a nj = g. Bolts
Installing Dfirrr y = I.indsirum.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-09

May G7ll,ls. Sl,.- ., i.rfI, wrlI'uc
% ~ ffir.. IS MI auu Hu,aH, So,
tod me she .u, ',-l ypu u., h.r rHrrs
but you fail'l t' -ri them. l.HH q .,s'
That SGT eNa,tIy soT-,,f ~u,r,,I
81 In not gstiing there E,.H.n-.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-09

They never CTIpe OT si,ken. hut
,'ean-e and strengthen toe stomach,
liver and bowels. THIS T. the uniyeT-
al verdict Of The many thOosands
- ho Ise DrWitt's Little EaTly Riser
These famous little pile relieve head.
a,he. constipation. bihOusne.-. iaun
dice. torpid liver. sall0w cOmple ION,
etc. Try Little Early Isisers. sold bN
g.. ". Fisher.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-09
\ MYSTERY SOLVED.

How to keep Of periodic attack.
uf b.iuu-nc~. and hahitual coustipa.
i."' sas a mystery that Dr. Kings
N'N Lite PIll. solved FOR me. Writrs
John y Pleasant. Of Magnolia. Ind
De- unIN pi.l- that are guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction to rVeTybod,
"r nancy refunded. Only "a al all
dTurg i-ts.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-09
BaaEht Gaothsr Hsass.

The hauk this week suid the
house lu which ID. q. HargT-av-s
resides {" Mrs 4. /. lynng,lun /.
prize, - .JHl
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-09

Caligula. u.,s,I .r-, .f ssu3u rJl
perOrs. lullt a hr,dg,. of Is,at. thr,~
mikes long ~ Ilaiar ami .,irHrat',i q
0pening by thppviuE many 81 bis
guests into thu SEA.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-09

Mamma tn SurI'r >,,i Hf sou. John
NJ. IohIuy uhpnsifu.', { wonder
n yOB'll ever 81 u>s,l Co mr mamma.
Your always surprised a. me
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-09

Don't fail 20 see ittI, Ezekiel Jrde.
diah HoneysuCklr in the Deesirick
>suIr AZ the public - hOuI Auditor.
ium. Feb H. tie 10 our OWn dear III.
tic BUDDY" and q, sell taken care of
hy Katherine Charlotte Huncysucklr.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-09

Al
IN g. O.
Cromwell s.s.,...sy ......... ......
81 the latter. advising h.w rt Hfts Ihr
man shot. "iir'- fr| ".| rHn n.
anOtheT" said tb,. rrr. .Hr .f. THs
him cut Ia u uvu ....- Us a.tsf
Boyd o. dinner COOS frf.rr gs.rg b.u.
ans pTays-i f"T tIr,-. L.,ur-
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-09
ARE You RESTLESS AT NIGHT

And haTra~srd p, q nad ,uugh. Sc
BallaTd's HuTrtouua ~tup .' w.. So.
cure you sound -'r,p and eject a
prompt and radical ,Brr S,.u rs The
Lumley Pharmarg.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-09

" the ses-ioa Of the ~. Johns
River Coaterehce Of the 81. T.. church.
hsld In -. Augustine last week, Rev
W y. Dran. Nho ia. hIlrd tue pulpit
"i the church here the past year. vac
-'n' y" liellevirw. Mr.. Dran preached
rI- t@rcNtIi sermon al H. Land lt-;
sunday. The apIsuini mrnts for III.
Land and grange ity are in the .'tu
be- supplied" li-t. Rev Addyme q
saith was returned tu G,-siall IL.
i.and @, faN0ritc app1int With
the ministers ni family. a. the chill
urvn get tree tuition here. and the
is--i c,.us ati0nal facIiities.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-09

''riiuar, Es-iisiI" dr,pi-rs are pro
r,'uur',i dangerous hy a German ply.
SATAN. VII" finds that n. same uquid
may yieh thrrr time 40 large a drip
from Ons dnsspper a. FROM anuth-r.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-09

The annual meeting Of the Execu-
tive Hard oi the Colored Peoples
Forward Movement wll he held az
the home Of Mrs. George =. Davis az
3 p.m. on Tnr.dsy. February u. lsO6.
Members and friends are invited to
t-r present.
MARION q. CARSoS. See.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1906-02-09

NUTICE go AFPIICATIIE Pun TAX
DEED tNps n SECTIIN = go
CHAPTER tSSr. LANs go RlIIR-
liza
kofieV h hEr.-hy Eieea thaf I. aasl Ilrum-ry.
~ pup'hassf ~ las tcrtinEafF ~. 60
aetgd H. - dHy - lunr. a. u. tNal hzs
I'D Eatd eefttnEStE tn ~ u8tr. and has
una1r aptstsattsu fssr tas dtsi % tassle iu a.
suTslsnre utth tsu. eai1 crFttnrzi~ ent.rasxs
thr tssluUaaH ar~rFtts-d ptelsfty 80 ualra "a
Nettisln cf.uaty. fkstta. to-git;
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MAIDEN MURDERER.
Girl Tries to Assassinate Governor Of
Moscow.

Moscow not by the fate
of the girl assassin who was tortured
to death by Cossacks, beautiful girl
with a mass of hair coiled high on her
head on Monday attempted to assas-
sinate Vice Admiral Doubasoff. gov
,ernor general of Moscow. and mem
Der Of the council Of the empire.
The girls beauty, by which she ex-
pected to take her victim unawares.
was SO striking that 1t overreached her
object. The Cossack on guard imme-
diately engaged her in conversation,
When the Cossnck remarked In a COM
plimentary manner as to her luxuriant
hair, the girl turned pale and then in
continently fed.
She was pursued, and from her
pretty black hair was taken the dead
iiest kind ef a little bomb. The girls
guilty conscience led her to believe
herself discovered when the Cossack
referred to her tresses. The bomb was
clcversy hidden in such a manner that
the girl had only to gain an audience
with jDoubAsoff. and then putting her
hand IN her hair In q most Aotural
manner Ming the deadly weapon at the
lDovhrnor general. 4; s')sss! d. &: