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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-14
Ger:nsn Baptist ersshren

There will be 10 services at tie
German Boptist Brethren church
this evening at 7:3O O'clock. This
morning q. II o'ciocl. the pastor,
hey VI. X. Conner. will preach
OH The subject, "dod's Guiding Hand
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-14
Second Presbyterian

Revival seryices will be continue
At the Second Presbyterian church
today. Rev. Z. f. Black Will preach
tIlls morning and evening aud ri
3 o'ciocs. this afternoon viii deliver
special address 10 men. Much III
tereat was unaffected in the services
conducted at the church last night.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-14
Calvary baptist.

Rev. 4. A. Butler. pastor OF the
Calvary Baptist church, will preach
this morning on the subject, What
the Bible Says About It." Eyaugelis.
tic services will be held In the even
ing. After the evening service there
will be baptism.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-14
Chestnut Avenue Nlethodist,

At the Chestnut avenue Methodist
church today the pastor, Rev. ]. r.
Green, will preach on the subject,
Examination, or Self Discovery. F"
This evening his subject will be "a
Reason for Our Faith"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-14
ST Vincen,'s Catholic

Services will be held at 81. Vim
cents Catholic church today as fol-
lows: First mass at g o'clock; sec
ond mass at 1890 o'clock; Second
school at 3 o'clock; vespers and
benedictlon at 1880 O'Clock.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-14
Trinity Methodist

Rev. w. B. Beauchamp, the pas
tor, will preach at the Trinity Meth
odist church today on the follow.
ing subjects: morning, Lilies Great
Companion, evening, Maxine
Pleasure Ones God. !"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-14

Rev. II. G. Combs. OF Richmond,
will preach at tie Twcnty-fourth
street Christian church this even
ms ut 1880 O'clock. This morning
the pastor. Rev. D. S. Henkel,
vii preach on the subject, "Ornan's
Thresl:.ng Floor or the Cost OF Re.
iig.on."
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-14
ren.soosta, cl,.r.l.

Three services Will bs ae!d 81
the fentacostal church today, as FOL.
lows: IL a. m. 5 p. M. 1880 p.
m. The pastor. Rev Claude A.
Roene, viii preach.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-14
Newsor, .ievry Baptist.

Rev. ]. w. Porter. pastor OF the
Newport News Baptist church. will
preach today OH the following sub,
jects: morning, A New Building
Out OF Old Stones" evening, ga De.
scription OF Rome-Its Inhabitants
and Its History"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-14
Grace MetiEodis..

Rev. L. c. Shearer. pastor Of the
Grace Methodist church. breaches
today on the following subjects:
morning, "The Test OF Christian
Life" evening. Starving the Devil"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-14
Trinity Lutheran.

Services will be held at the usua
hours at Trinity Lutheran churcl
today, preaching by the pastor, Rev
Z. a. Shenil.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-14
ST. Paui's EPISCOPAL

Regular services will be held at
ST. Paul's Episcopal church today,
preaching at both hourE by the rec
tor, Rev. a. Q. Sykes, D. u,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-14
Calendar Fer Ibis pay .

Sun rises ............7:17 a. m.
sun sets .........,....... 5:t2 p. NJ E.
tiigh water ..1l:S7 a. H..
Low water :. 5:24 .. M, Goa p. III.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-14
MARINE: NOTES


The cereal exports from this port
during the Week ending yesterday
were exceptionally large aud it now
looks as II January Will be the re.
cord breaking month for this port
os far Is those exports arc concern
ed.
The following is the complete list
OF exports for last week as compiled
at the custom house:
Oats ..............1,0 65, 611 bushels.
Corn .......... 130,570 bushels.
Flour ............ 5,525 barrels.
The Old Dominion liner Hamilton
went to the local shlpyard yester.
day morning, where she will be cut
in two and heightened thirty-fi, e
feet and have other alterations made
to her.
The British steamer Barton cleared
yesterday for Bremen with full car
so of grain. including nearly 100000
bushels of oats.
The following barges cleared yes
tcrday:
Badger, Providence; New York,
Providence; Parks. Fall River ana
I've, Boston.
Tie British steamer Shenandoah
cleared yesterday for Liverpool with
q cargo OF miscellaneous exports
headed here.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-14
Calendar For January &c, 1906.

5qn rises .7:t7 a. IN IN.
sun Gets .5:13 D. IL.
High water ..O:O6 a. M, C:2G p. III.
Low water ..e:13 a. m. Goa D. IN.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-14
Sometime,
10 Read

Is al advertisement that
we are Offering q clean
clear cut reduction OH
every coal aud wood heat
ar IN stock.
This is what we are do.
ing and the opportunity
has arrived for the care
full buyer TO get q good
stove cheap. Don't pass
by without getting our
prices. They range from
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-14

Ct Boys' and Girls Shoes. The
VI best vaIucg ever offered for
~ 30 for little and big boys and
girls. We fit children carefully.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-01-14

90 Work and DRESS Shoes for
FE men in Wei Kid. Box Calf
and Vitalhc Calf. The strongest
and best locking line ever offered
mt the price.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-27
new Y0RK'S GREAT FOOT FOR
william J. BRYAN
TREMENDOUS RECEPTION AT
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN
WHEN THE ZIG DEMOCRAT
COMES ASHORE THIS WEEK.

NEW YORK. Aug 2T.-There win
be n remarkable political demon.
stratinn. unique In many ways. in
this city when William Jennings
Bryan arrives IN New York. home
from bis trip around the world. this
week.
Though the biz steamer Princess
Irene Is due In New York today.
she may not arrive until Tuesday.
or early Wednesday morning She
will be met down the bay hy "
= Golira. 81 ST Louis. In his steam
yacht Goitfa Il a lifelong friend
Of Dryan'a. aud with a few selected
friends bryan and bis host viii re.
main aboard the yacht until the aft
ernoou Of Thursday, August 90
The public reception VIII begin az
tho moment Bryan steps from the
yacht onto the aeawall at tho Bat.
tery. II all goes well this win DO
~ I o'clock on Thursday afternoon.
a reception committee, composed
Of members 81 the national dem.
ccratie committee. senators, con.
EreHsmen. MAYORS o. cities and 9th.
or friends Of Bryan in private and
public life and from various states.
Will be at the Battery TO present the
hand Of welcome
a parade Will form AZ the nat.
terry Several military organizations
have been asked to participate.
Bryan will ride in an omen carriaae.
being followed by members Of the
committee in carriages II Is anid
that the parade will be the largest
civil pageant ever rendered In this
city Ia the honor Of a private eitl.
zen.
The march win end NJ the Vie
torla hotel. Broadway and eth at.,
and there Bryan will make hts New
York headquarters.
Madison Square Garden, the vast
amusement temple where. in the
heat Of battle. Mckinley. Roosevelt
and Bryan have pleaded with
mighty multitudes in late preaiden.
tlal campaigns, has been selected as
the place for the public reception
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-27
WILL RALLY
THIS WEEK
MUNICIPAL OWNERSHIP MEET
mo TO DC HELD AT SEATTLE
ThEATER DEBATE PHoBA.
aLs WILL &c ARRANGED
WITH 8. G. c.

The first grand Sells Of the cam.
pai8n 10 be conducted By
ne municipal ownership CON
nlffee will be held al The
seattle theatsr either Friday
or SATURDAY night 81 this week RI.
Oar niwhs win bc chosen II the the.
4teT can BE- procured for that date
~ favorable reply IL received
fFun the gssftte Flectfie club Ia
me eommiiteaa challenge for a
Hptaf debate IL " possible that the
eissb ~iii be lnyited TO ooeupy Tsor-
ton Of The time at this meeting
Otherwise Il wiil be devoted esclu
siVsiY 10 naunlcipai owuwFahip afwu.
nants
Ar open meeting Of the Central
I4aAof Council witl be- held 1t the
lsslsof Temple "Wednesday evening
az which municipal ownership will
he discussed Othsf public meet.
Ines are being arranged BY tho
committee
The plans 81 the committee for
the publication Of campaign news,
paper have teAcn definite shape
and such = neN spaper has been ar
ranEcd for aud ~ili - published
under the management Of Frank
RHat The first number viii be t..
sued ~ithiu 4 few days and widely
calculated throughout the residence
sections ~ the citY
At tod1y'H noon day meeting Of
the executive committee ~ Was d.
eiaed 10 purchase ADVERTISING space
IN the daily newspapers Of tho city
In vhich 70 publish articles on
mHalcipal ownership such an offer
having been made b. n least one
daily newspaper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-27
LIKE
|NCEND|AR|SM

The suspicious OF the fire mar
shall are aroused over the two fires
At 1903 JACKSON At. Sunday night
The frat fire was In the apart
ments occupied BY Ed werisnicoff
NJ O'Clock. and at 81 O'Clock this
morning the alarm vas repeated,
this time from the portion occupied
by N. Yosino In the first instance
the damage 10 the building was
about $50 and 20 the contents $500.
Ia the second case the damage was
not over s5e 10 the building. while
the damage 20 the contents was
over $500.
I'd. Wertenicoff. whose place was
first burned. held no insurance, but
the portion occupied by Yoaino, the
Jap. was insured for $4,000. while
the firemen declare that the place
was almost devoid Of furniture OF
any kind. The firemen we're an.
able 20 ascertain the cause Of the
fire, but do not hesitate 10 state
their suspicious regarding the Jap
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-27
FOG AND SMOKE
OVER BAY
ACCIDENTS NARROWLY AVERT.
Eo-olx AND PORT ORCHARD
FOR A TINE IN SERIOUS 20.
sIrIoNs-cAaAso INJURED.

A dense fog and smoke hAa huns
over Elliott has teday and nANiga.
ton eArly this morning VAS ca
eeesiluEls dangerous TIE Aound
steamers arrived late frem their
ports. aud those which sailed sent
oai under allow bells and with tog
horns and whistles blowing
No serious accidents have been
reported The steamers Port or,
chard and pit came VERY nearly col.
lldlug ahoFtiy after o'eluek thin
morning OF West Seattle hut fuf
tee quick action q the captains q
marine disaster would have been
recorded A u was the steamers
came within a fee feet 81 each
other before the boats we're stop.
pad fassensrfs. especially the
wom~a. lat out several shrioks The
Port Orchard was haana for hFeui.
crton and the psx from Aid Point
YESTERDAY afternoon The Fair
haven accidentally backed into the
Camano. near the city anck. and
the port side Of tho CnmAuo vas
torn considerably
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-27
K|LLEDF R|SCO.
TWO T|EUP
Street Carmen on Strike
and Citizens Walk
Fight Will Be to
Finish.

San FRANCISCO. Aug 27-Con
ditinna which recently followed the
fire prevailed this morning and
nearly nll San Ffauciaco walked.
Some were Jared over the rough
payements In express wagons aud
temporarily converted passenger
caaYeyaneca. bat the city II prae.
tieally tied up Every vehicle avail.
able was pressed Into service 10 get
people 10 their work
Tho 0eary and California llnes
are running. bat could only carry
bat a small proportion OF the public
wasting 10 travel The crowds Of
STRIKING ear men gathered al the
barns Of the United Railroads this
morning. but there was no riotoua
Demonstration The company nt.
tempted 10 operate no ears.
The unlau refuses 10 take serious.
" The statement OF President Cal.
houn that he ~ill flght the men 10
\ finish. charaeierlEina Il ne bluff
The directors Of the United Rail.
ruadh met this afternoon aud Il Is
expected they wiil support the
stana taken bY President Calhoun
10 lock arms sith the union for a
finish fiEht
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-27
Made Investments.

PENDI4ETON. Ore. Aug. al
Among Pendlc,on people much In.
terest has been taken In the story
from Seattle 10 the effect that
Charles Cunningham was swindled
out of $4,000 during the past VIM
ter by men who conducted fake
wrestling matches. In spite of Mr.
CunninEham's denial OF the matter,
there are many who believe the for.
mer sheep king was fleeeed by the
clever operators IL has been
learned that several sporting men
of this city were Informed Of thu
affair several months ago.
According TO the report given,
Cunninrhm was engaged as a stake
noldcr IN one OF the early bouts.
and while he was forbidden from
betting himself. insisted on doing
so. lie Is said 10 have placed $4,000
on the match. but lost. owing to
mis- man receiving an injured arm.
Soon after meeting with tho
above loss, Mr. Cunningham re-
turned to ppudluton and. according
to the report. was soon followed by
one OF the confidence men. The
man IS described as being one OF
the smoot.est and most engaging
in the world. He Is said 60 have I'm.
dueed Cunningham TO enter the
garae again for the purpose OF re-
covering the lost $1,000
70 parties in this city Mr.. Gun.
nlngham stated after HIS return
from Seattle last spring that he had
made some investments at thai
llsee -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-27
Captain GAME OUT
ON $50 BAIL BOND

Patroinnsn Bradford. in plain
clothes and or daty at TIE time.
haupsncsi aiong ana attempted 10
place the iratc enusRln under arrest
Game resisted and threatened all
manner " things against the patrol
mAn. aud finally. al the point OF a
revolver. cAine wAs placed under
arrest and The patrol wagon sum
moasd When Game saw that nraf.
ford meant Business he immediate.
b whinsd and pleaded that he be
taken 10 headquarters in bis auto.
bat the nairoiman refused 10 listen
70 him and nncsrenotnonsiy hustled
him into the wagon when !, arrived
A charge o. sdlsoFteFiy" conduct
was placed against him. bat cts
Prosecutor neBfisier changed tbs
to drunk aud disordegiy." stating
That az Cains was undoubtedly
aFunk a. the time he should be
given no mere privilege than n
commun drunk or hebo. The case
lA set Tor hearing before Justice
Alexander tomorrow sfternoon AZ
ts0 o'clock.
Hammer. the victim OF Gaines
furious driving. il badly bruised
about the head nnd shoulders and
to-day consulted an attorney with a
vtsw IT inSsitutiug a salt for dam.
1kes against Calne
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-27
DOROTHY GOES
ASHORE
HARD AND FAST ON POINT
VAR ow PASSENGERS
TRANSFERRED AND BROUGHT
TO CITY ON STEAMER GA.
zELLE.

steamer Dorothy. ~ che n q T
Transportation company. during the
fox this morning went hard and
fast on Point Yarrows Lake Wash
lugfon The Dorothy at the time
vas 90 route from Kirkland and
way ports to Madison park.
The Dorothy left Kirkland ut 6 30
o'elock. touched ~ Hough,on. Nun
sons landing. and had left larrow
aud was shaping her course into
Anderson bay when she went up
hish on Yarfow point.
AZ the time those on the steamer
could nee scarcely 200 feet ahead Of
them. An attempt was made TO
shove off. bat the engines could not
budRs the steamer. The Caxeile.
OF the same line. answered distress
signals and went 70 the aid Of the
Dorothy. Another attempt was
made 10 pull the Dorothy off. but
this was also unsuccessful The
passengers were transferred and
taken to Madison ~. on the GA
xeile. and tugs we're sent 10 the aid
OF the Dorothy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-27
STEVENS WILL
SUCCEED SHORTS

NEW YORK. Aug 37--Aa q re-
suit Of President Roozsvelt's com.
Ina trip "a Panama Il Il anticipated
that several changes will be made
among the directing officials De.
spite deuiaIs Commissioner shouts
n expected to be retired from the
chalrmanship In favor % Chief En-.
winevF stevens Il II undecided who
will succeed Governor Magoon. The
president Is dissatisfied with the
progress OF the digging.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-27
OBJECTS
To GUN CLUB

BALLARD. AnH a7~Fred Date.
re East A IT. tried 20 interfere
sIfh the weekly shoot Of the BAL.
lard Gun eiab Yesterday b. rushing
IN and tearing down the trap blinds
and smashing the blue rocks. Date
dared the club 10 70 on Nith the
shooting until the police we're
called. when be icff the grounds
Date claims that the cinh has no
Fieht 10 shoot on tho grounds. which
are located on the Salmon BAY tide.
lands. aud siso claims that all the
nsighbnrH object 70 the shooting
The club has a permit from the
cts council and Rlno the permission
81 Pred Siimson. the owner q the
grounds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-27
SHIPPING MEN
OBJECT
WRECKED STEAMER TwickEN-
HAM IS BEING AIDED ~
BRITISH wREcKERs-ao AID
ASKED FROM LOCAL FIRMS.

Protests Will be made TO the
United states authorities by several
wreckinR firms ~ this city for the
unauthorized action Of the agents
or owners Of the British steamer
Twickenham ia securing British
wreokers TO give aid while that
steamer II IN a precarious coudi-
ton on San Juan island
Immediately after the Twieken.
ham went on the rocks near Lime
Kiln aid was summoned from Vic
toria. The accident occurred four
DAYS ago, and today even no as
sistnnca has been asked from Unit.
ed States shipping men.
One company In this city has
two wreekers, the Samson and Rap
ia Transit. Capt Gibbs. Of the
United States underwriters, also
has wreckers IN his charge. but, al
though the Twickenham Is ashore
in American waters. British wreck
ors are at work on her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-27

A yard and work engine 81 tho
Northern Pacific eolilded ln the foF
this morning south Of the King 81.
depot. aud Traffic was held pp for
nearly au hour Soue 81 the crews
Wefe hurt. but enc engine was
smashed 90 badly that & was iossd
10 the fnundho while the other
arrives there under its ovsp steam,
Roth locomotives Nlii be out %
commission Tor several days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-27
WILL NOT PULL
TRAINS OFF

The absurd rumof that the Great
Northern viii hereafter handle the
through freight business instead OF
the Northern Pacific. and that the
Great Northern will withdraw pas
senEef trains. especially the orien.
iai limited. has received an aDso.
luto denial By local railroad Off
elals
The Great Northern cannot make
any changes in the passenger harF.
ice. "a tuaf enough trains are now
being operated 20 handle the bust.
ness. II VAS reported several
months ago that more freight bus
ineaa would be handled BY the
Great Northern on account OF
easier grades. but the Great North.
ern viii NOT 90 into the freight bnsi'
mesa exclusively.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-27
wsll KNOWN BUSINESS MAN
xIrn DRUNK AND oIsoE.
pssts~ cHsHoT AGAINST
Mn IN POLICE COURT TO.
noseow.

wzth . charge Of -drank and dis.
w1srlsr against him and q law suit
.anrx him IN the face. Captain y.
& Cane. aell Anown IN Seattle. 10
q aswsty On a cash bail OF $40.
xks<k h deposited ca Saturday
atAs he result q a desire % cover
- Streets IN 4 too hasty manner
"a kl< astnmehiie
SxfErslny nirht ire captAin
shlsx<a aruand The corner OF FIRST
~ esd fcsifr Way sua collidee
sist susur msn. Adclph Hummer.
Il mrs FRS az. ard shea the
sssx ma picked hlmself up amt
s<1ezsured % fepfoaeh him. the
ssrtslz haacked forth Ia = tlrada
4 ssase. ftnaIiv splitting ia ths
tsNs q ais v.csim. 10 the accom-.
szalm@at al stfinT ct oaths and
- terms assd onll ns mea % tie
hsas isss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-27
COUNTS AGAINST
STANDARD OIL

CHICAGO. Aug. 27-The first
grand jury returned two indictments
containing GAS counts against the
Standard OIL this afternoon The
second grand jury Is also ready TO
report. The two iuriea were re.
quired 20 investigate an account OF
the recent division OF the district
in which violations are said 10 have
occurred.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-27
ITS UP TO MI"
SAYS MOORE

Regarding statements Of council
men that theF would taks = hand
ia the removal Of the restricted
district from its preaf NJ location,
MAYOR Moore viii ssy but little. lie
expressed doubt this morning.
however. as to whether the council
could exert any rights in the mat.
ter
IT q np 20 me. said Nayuf
Moore this morning. and the Ia
straeilona that ! shall give the pc
lice department shall be carried out
A. Tar as ! can see the council has
nothing 70 Do In the removal Of the
restricted district +"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-27
WAR IS
LIKELY

eoNsTANTNoPLE. Aug IL
nulraris'E representative has re
signca IN a hurry, Relations are At
the hrcaking point aud war between
Turkey aud Bulgaria Is likely hui.
EaFia Is surprisingly strong az the
the present from a military stand.
point
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-27
Planned in Portland.

PORTLAND. Aug. 27.-"Planned
In Portland. pulled off In Seattle,
would be a fitting title for a melo.
drama of the latest sblood-and. bunk
game Of the northwest. the stories
Of which are Just now beginning TO
ooze out through the walls Of vic.
tins who "squealede The high
handed gang OF "every-time YOU.
win.you-lose" artists, who are sup.
posed To have touched up some Of
the wealthiest sports of the west
among them Charles Cunningham
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-27
TOOK CASH Faom ROOM.

= Fonts. rooming At 23i7 Second
20 fepoftg that hla room was en-.
s'ssa some Tine between 1880 and
a. ! - o'clock yesterday morning. and
~ N cash and gold watch stolen.
~ iock was picked. but nothing
vas disturbed In the room.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-27

MEXICO CITY. Aug 81 The
Nexieaa government has issued
strict orders that 20 use shall be
made Of suit ports. especially those
81 fucstNn. as base ol supplies
for the Cuban FeYoiutiontsts
Cuban Mlalater Riysro has been
active IL his efforts To prevent the
rFfolntioulsfs frem receiving as
sistance from their sympashlsers
IN this country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-27

And atill there are NEWS. =
a PAPERS IN Seattle which a
4 will not print the newsi 4
a Everywhere outside u Sc 4
. attic onterpriaing dRiliea are =
4 telling their readers Of the .
4 greatest huneo game ever a
a played Ia the United staies~- 4
4 which The Star has been en-. =
3 posing
a Such we'll known journals .
4 as the Portland OreKonian, .
. the Pcndleton OfcRDnian and 4
4 the butte News, and many .
4 others, are publishing columns =
= of The stars revelations I'M q
4 der front page captions =
hut the P.l and the Times a
= refuse 10 print the news. =
a A A a A a A A A 4 4 4 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-27

ST PETERSBURG. Aus. gT=-
Disorders are reported In various
ceut@fs AZ kifilox soldiers guard.
lug prisoners muliuiea and ia we're
arrested A. Tamhoft the revolt.
ii0uiats killed three soldiers The
police discovered AZ Riga "a bombs
Robbers attacked a government
spirit store aud troops allied i've Of
them. Premier stolypis injured
daughter Il alive. but still IN dan.
ger The men viii probably 70.
cover.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-27

ST PETERSBURG. Aus Ill
The bourse reflected the conditions
Of the empire resultant on the &C.
uyity OF tho terruFiatN tmperiaia
feli from 70 90 s.. which IL the
greatest drop during csar Nicholas
reign.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-27
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