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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-14
Refinery Practically Finished

The Kansas independent OIL Re
Gncry at Chanutc i- practically com
pletcd The stills were filed with
water for tine purpose Of testing them
and the fires will be started sometime
thi, week The heat Will be applied
gradually, 50 "a, not 10 crack the ma
sonary and brick work
Il i. already accommodating crude
and has filed six or seven tanks. The
first oil wa. un into the tanks a
week ago Saturday The company
has a pipe line about six miles long
running into the field north and
east Of Chanute. The properties Of
the Rex. CAPITAL aud Exchange com
panic. are along this line, and the
territory /. well developed, 50 that
plentiful supply may be secured.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-14

Mrs. \. W. Leonard aud daughter,
Miss Mary, left Wednesday afternoon
for a visit at Mrs. Ieonard's old
home in Woodsdeld, Ohio. They will
be absent several weeks.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-14

The Caney River Gas company will
begin work this week on laying an
eight-inch gas pipe line for a distance
of sixty-six miles. The big PROPOSE
tion is under the personal supervision
of Mr. A. W. Leonard, one of the
leading oil operators of this section,
and a gentleman who thoroughly un-
derstands the business in all of its
intricate workings.
The preliminary work Of putting in
pipe has been in progress for the past
the pipe line is well under way, over
nine miles Of pipe being strung. The
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-14

Oxford Cafe-Rest meal 10 the city
for 25 cents. Phone All
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-14

Thanked .25O,435.3l 3j,776.48
The run. the first week lu july
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-11

Paris, Oct l0.--A dispatch % ne
Petit Parisienue from constan,inople
declares that the real secret Of the
recent illness Of the sultan Of Turkey
was that be was shot IN the abdomen
by a kurdish woman. who was ieal.
Gus Of his latest fayoTitO IN the hareE.
beautiful CiFcasslan Girl Accord
ing 10 the story the bullet Wes ex-
traetee By a German physician. the
sultan going under the operation
without taking ChIoroform and dis
playing great nerve
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-11

los Angeles. CAL. Oct. l0.-Fire
which started mys,eriously Monday
night on the top hoor a. the cham.
Der 81 commerce building on the east
side OF Broadway. between First and
Second streets. caused a damage
roughly estimated At 100000. % per
cent ~ water. The hrcmen had
great dlheulty IN nghllng the flames
GA account % dense smoke that nlled
me two top eoors. omees and com.
posiug room q me Herald. on the
ground ioor, were flooded. The type
settlers eoniuued AZ work ln q show.
or. Some Bsehipery aad a ceasia.
gFahic amount Of paper Ia the haze.
meat Wcro damsvcd.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-11

nenaio n, r., Oct. 10 Saxc
nogkef : years % sEe. The daughter
81 teedeEick nccker, = saloonkoeper.
d believed "a 10 h The hands < kla.
napefs Ncn3ay afiernooh. While Sa.
SIC and her brother we're ia Maln
street about a e,ock fr0m thelr hCns.
ths gif' was approached by vuman
Who asked htr % 49, Zoe a Wsm
ne ehnd tea3Iy aec9nrsniee ne
Woman. REHseans the usasl Ieaaf1
o. eaa8s are oag description ne
laa ecalt gira Nas thai me ppuas
Was dntsa CO gfsg
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-11

Cape Olraricau. Mo. Oct. io.-,Ths
peouaEo cas- Feeengly tried here
which resulted IN Charles "a. Smith.
and his aon and ave others being
hned aud sentenced 10 the Leavra-
worth reniiehtiary. yin 10 rsheard
10 81 Louis TIE oounse, Or TIE
tefsnse Monday made appucaiion Cor
appeal IN crit % error 70 ne Cuited
States eourt q appeais az s. Louia
TIE appeal wss granisi and ne scv.
ca deisu4auss have ben admitted %
bail
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-11
standard oil On Trial.

Findlay. o.. Oct 10.-The stand
ard oil company OF Ohio was put on
trial here Charged with conspiracy
against trade In violation Of the state
antitrust laws. The penalty prescrib-
cd Is tine OF from $50 to $1,000, or
from six 20 ~ months imprisonment.
John ID. Rockefeller was originally a
party 10 the suit. but was granted a
separate trial. the date of which viii
depend on the success Of the state in
the present proceedings II Is said
Mr. Rockefeller win not be witness
and Will not attend the trial. which
viii be before Judge Banker and a
Jury.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-11
Elrs Chief, cony,ns.

Dallas, Tex, Oct. l0.-Ibe {
fourth annual convention Of p
ternaiional Association Of F.r1 &
began here Tuesday Abon, '9o
gates are present Addresses o.
come we're made In the mou.a.
In the afternoon memorial serf
memory OF the dead members
held The remainiDg three da
the convention viii be devoted 10
meal subjects TO be discuss
prominent Gre chiefs. insurance
degwrlters and manufacturers
lauta. Ca, and Whee..ng " va
making bids for the next conye
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-11
aL It,Is Motherr Am 80

Cincinnati. o.. Oct lo.-Ai
schultz. aged lG years DO
mother" to four younger ehildrea.
fatally burned by a kerosene e
ION at her home on RCatas Ni
this city. There vas GO a3l@
70 aid the suffering girl un'1 a'
become literally a living .o.e-
mother had been dead ior cone 2
ana the family had t.aa r
under the care 81 the Hiie
less than a year ago TIE i'..''
lea the house only a sho1 .'
PORE The accident
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-11
TENNILLs GIRL FIGHTS THIEF.
Young Woman Puts Up a Desperate
Fight Near Depot az Macon.

Fl8nt near BcpOA az mdCo1s
Macon, Ca, Oct. 1O--Only the
pluck OF Miss Josephine Barge pre-
vented burly negro pursesnatcher
from getting away with a large sum
OF money belonging to that young
lady. Miss Barge Is visiting in Ma
con from Tennille, and while here is
taking in the sights Of the big Macon
fair. While walking near the Union
depot negro darted from behind a
telegraph post and made dive for
the bag Miss Barge was carrying and
which contained her purse and a
large sum Of money.
Instead of taking fright and leav-
ing the bag in the hands OF the thief.
Miss Barge held fast to her property
and at the same time called for help.
Frantically the negro wrenched and
twisted the bag in an effort to break
the young ladys hold and he finally
succeeded In tearing the bag loose.
leaving the strap handle in Miss
Barges hand
Again calling for help Miss Barge
ran after the feeing negro and alarm
ed by her cries he dropped his booty
and made his escape through an al
ley.
Miss Barge recovered her property
and is now receiving the congratula-
lions of friends on her pluck. A de-
scrption Of her assailant has been
furnished the police and a general
alarm has been sent out by head
uuarferg
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-11
section Master Hurled From Car.

Newberry. 5. c.. Oct lo.--Mr. VIII.
liam A. pitts. section master OF the
southern railway, was thrown from a
rapidly moving hand car and as re.
suit Of injuries sustained is now in a
critical condition at his home. The
injured man has not regained con-
seiousness since the accident. a frac.
ture OF the skull and other serious
bruises rendering him unconscious.
He also suffered a broken leg. The
accident occurred about miles north
OF Helena. n small town adjoining
NeWberrY.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-11
aHERIFF 80 cLosE cALL.
desperate Negro Fires Upon Pursuers
On Decatur County.

IN Decatur County.
BaI1bssdge. Ca. Oct. 10. Sheriff
'attersan and portion Of his posse
sturned 10 the city from Climax. q
mall town miles east. where they
ave hunted Lem Williams. negro
santed for the murder OF his para
0Our.
The negro shot the woman down
gith q Winchester aud departed for
he swamps. declaring that he would
tot be taken alive. He returned to
he tlirpentine camps and terrorized
very negro on the place, swearing
vengeance on any one who gave him
lway. He was later seen by the
sheriff's party and fired three times
q Sheriff Patterson. one bullet pass
pg within an inch OF the officers
aead.
After firing the negro ran and es-
capped IN the darkness He Is heavily
armed and has greatly alarmed both
the white and colored residents of the
Climax neighborhood.
A relief posse will continue the
watch, and It 10 believed the negro
viii eventually be surrounded and
captured or killed.
Sheriff Patterson. who has been in
oflce 20 years, regards this as one Of
mis- most narrow escapes. and Ia be
ing congratulated that the negros bull
lets failed In their desperate mission
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-11

Washington. pei t0-rhe twenty.
sixth annual cuuveNtlou % me old
Tine TeiegrapheFs' and Historical ~.
ISOLATION and the Society % the Hhi-
ted States Military Teleeraphess met
here TnestAy A larEs numbor OF
delegates have arrived IN TIE els
among them Charles A. Tinker. Who
vas manager a. ne weslefn unloa
TELEGRAPH cowpany darlng tse civil
var The aeieea;es are fFom an
parts q TIE uultsd States aud Can.
ADA
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-11

New XoEk. oct. ie worry over
the loss ~ q servans uho had icR her
altar many wears 81 sggvice IL ~
nevci 10 have caused MA. Fiorcnce
UnEVg 20 ead Aeg ne. Mrs. UnEer
kiuea herself by laaagnE ll'amiuasilnr
gas While her hasbapd vas ssarvslas
Tor a ssuaai 90 sake ne place 81
ne cae NO hsA rose sa q leNer
witch Nra rusef Ten. so sait
"0oo1hy. / ASH slred ana aeet nsl e
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-11

New York, Oct. TO- Dispatches TO
the Times from Berlin report that a
tremendous row has been caused by
he publication OF the Memoirs" OF
The late Chancellor Won Hohenlohe,
which include extracts from his diary
referring 70 the differences between
the emperor and Prince Bisuhfck.
which resulted In the latter's Miro.
ment The emperor telegraphed TO
Prince Won Hohenlohe, Who resided
n bohemia, censured hin for gross
iaeilessness.. but Il Is declared here
that the real culprIt Is Prince Alexan-
Ger, the chancelior's youngest son,
who formerly was a member OF the
reiahstag and sull holds an onicIal
posi-. and II is said the emporor's
i;spieasure will be visited heavily
ipon him.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-11
OUTHERN RAILWAY
MACHINISTS STRIKE
Demand increase in Pay And
Shorter Hours.
&c MEN 90 OWE couNTRY

Demand Wss Made a Long Time Ago,
but the Southern Was pIIatOry n
Making Answer Finally Refusing
What Was Asked.
Atlanta, oct. l0.--As the result Of
ollatory tables on the part OF the
Southern railway officials 200 ma
chlnlsts OF the local shops are out on
strike aud fully 1000 other machIn-
lists at yarious points IN the south are
also out.
Last August the maehinists made
q demand for a 25 per cent increase
IN wages and 10 hours day. The
matter was referred to q committee
OF railroad officials. composed OF su.
perintendent Of Motive Power Stew
art and General Manager Spencer, the
latter relative OF President Spen-
Ger.
Frequent delays were asked for by
the oiicIals. but finally an uitimatum
was issued which stated IN substance
that the Southern had decided tore
fuss the demands OF the machinists,
Then It was that james O'connell
OF Washington, d. c. president OF
the international association, ordered
the men out Promptly at II O'Clock
Monday morning the men working In
the Atlanta shops walked ont, and
they state they Viii stay oui unless
they receive what they ask for
This IA the first strike that the
Southern has had with rs machiuists
since 1901. AZ thar time they struck
Ter q Is per cent lRcrease IN wages
and a a.hauf day The 25 per cent
increase was granted but the 9-hour
day was lost
AZ present The machlnlsts receive
90 day and apprentices get from rs
cents 70 t125 day This -. they
state. considerably lower than the
scales paid oiher machlnlsts whose
hours are much shorter
just what eject the strike Will have
Z, Is Impossible TO say The maehin.
isle 10 far a. Atlanta Is concerned.
are well prepared FOR a long slay-out.
a. they have an ample fund. but they
DO not anticipate they will be- oui
more than a few weeks
Among toe higher officials Of the
Southern 10 lhe city The strike did
not seem 10 cause any great amount
OF interest.
Tho meu on strike were ioalh %
discuss the situation save 10 say that
they had only walked out after wait.
ing patiently Tor the Southern 70 &c.
cede 10 demands which other roads
had granted They feat they had
bern badly treated BY the oaiolah IN
more Ways than one. Further than
this Senefai statement and the further
one thar the walk.oal would DO a.
tended By no disorder. they wcald
not ialk FOR publication.
There Is a mass og work on hand
a. the shops ~ the present time, aud
hoE this work can Be done presents
cutie 4 problem.
Tae following shops arr affected BY
the strike Alexand1a. Va; Man.
chester Va spencer. y. O.; Ashe
vile, n c. Columbia s, c.. Char
Lesion, s c.. Atlanta. Macon. Rlr
mineham, Selma. Ala. GrVsnyuic.
Mlsa knoxsile. sAeaela. Ala. sha
0feenYille. = C.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-11

Neu vork Oct iH- 80 -
.. AaamS the sooslls4
wso "a fsuss ttst n 20
re Hotel Ansazia. vas
80 bsusf q coroass Hi'a.'. 1
expressed AZ tae
ousst irso Adamb ta4
~. es-o.r nid s,so iaai
convinced f1st he lar
usais ruvsai sEitsaee =
the mRr8eref y q
az tsa NQrt
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-11

Columbia s. c. OF i
Fai-on alias 4. e Joafs a
"a here on the charge q, roo
aficial o. The Allen R'''n-
in Raleigh. n c Fa.sa
ployed here BY TIE fao
eompany. It Is charged ,ha' %
sx.C0o from hts ioue'
An omcer from Ra'e.Eh u'i
tloa papers q expected 70
young man back 70 Rais.sA -
seuies ire charge
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-11

Cc,orsao sgrirgA co,a. oct. H.
Mrs j, A. Hayes lsl C0,oraao
SFinga Monaay uixai sor Ncu York
~. called ~ ne snaouacencni q
~ teFlass niscas 81 heF wsihcf. Ma
ltaerson Davis wit1s % ths priest
Seat e ere Coafsaerie Raifa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-11

Neu ChuHag. oct. fa--The Jkpan-
ets aut1oritiss retsss 10 aliox a.
Aireifcar couvxuy 10 thip eoc.is Over
sne Fa.isay uaiess q yEpaness uHn6
81 nssf rFtai Gfaerai sEEmcm
aas sa Auerlca. en,sR ART
tafoars NssxsarA
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-11
RAWLINS CASEI
HAS BEEN POSTPO
Attorney ]. R. Cooper ReOr
PostpOnement
UNTIL TUESDAY ocroaz
Jesse and Milton Rawlins HAN.
Resplted by the Governor For
Rod Of Thirty Days-Alf Moo
Not Go Before Commission.

Atlanta, Oct. 1O.-At the reoI
Attorney John X. Cooper Of
the prison commission, which 4
In session. has postponed the "A
Of the Rawlins case from next
day until Tuesday OF the toII
week. Colonel Cooper saws n
be unable to obtain all Of the
aud additional evidence he wisl
submit to the board.
Chairman Joseph Sidney
says there Is no probability
negro. All Moore. being brougI
sore the commission, though b,
has been respited, pending me
disposition OF the eases Of ihe
Tins boys. Judge Turner thI.
would be an unwise precedent
tabliSh by bringing a capital pr
before the commission.
Jesse and Milton Raw,.Gs b
whom were sentenced 10 De- b
On oct. 2, have been re@p.ted B
governor for a period Of 30 dayi
rheir application for a communal
heir sentences may be cons.te
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-11
NEGRO BRUTE TO
Die ON SGAFFOLD
South Carolina Jury C,nvicts
Criminal AssaiIant.
MoTnM TssTIFIEs On coURT
Negro Went On Stand and Denied
the crims-There Was Large
Crowd Of spectators, but No Dem
onstration.

SUSh ohiSns
Columbia, s. c., Oct. lc.-At Ben
nettsyille a negro, Richard DErgan,
was sentenced to be hanged on Oct
10 for criminal assault Judge Hud-
son rushed the trial through, taking
only half an hour for dinner.
Mrs. Patterson, heavily yelled, told
Of the crime.
After her two children had retired,
man called and tried to get her
out. She refused and he attempted
to break In, She and the children
ran In their night clothes toward John
Pearson, negro near by. The IAN
caught her on the way. She recog-
nized her. assailant as Richard Oar
gan, whom she knew well. She and
the children screamed for help
The children ran in the negro house
and she followed them, as soon as
she could. all screaming 80 that PEG.
pie nearly a mile heard them.
Pearson and his wife, To- whose
house they went. said they were
awakened by the screams. The chill
iren ran In and told them that man
had mamma. She came ia 3 little
later excited and exhausted and told
them that Richard Darsan had com.
mitted the crime. She got the negro
70 go to Bsnnottsvins for her broth.
srs.
Mrs. Patlerson's l1.year-old daugh-
ter eorroborated her evidence.
Several negroes saw Darean In that
neighborhood the night Of the crime.
He was captured In a swamp the
oext day.
Dargan went on the stand and de-
MED the crime. There was a large
crowd OF spectators, hut no demon.
stratlon
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-11
wives Ressntsa Court interference

Chicago. oct i0.-A dispatch from
Madison, Wis. says Charles Y. sa.
Gcr. IS years old. his wife. who Is
the mother Of his two small children,
and another woman to whom he was
married unlawfuIly. have been living
In the same house since las, May. the
lawful Mrs. sageF. acting az servant
IN the home OF which her rival Is mis-
tress. sager. who ls an insurance 20.
llcltor, and custodian Of the buildings
Of the University OF wlsconsln. volun.
tarily made this confession in court
Every one concerned Il conten, With
this arrangement 81 their domestic
analrs. both women reseniing Il when
the court iHtorfered An Investigation
has been ordered,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-11
Society Of Municipal Improvement.

Society Of Municipal improvement.
Birmingham, Ala, Oct. 10.--The
thirteenth annual convention OF the
American Society OF Municipal I'm
proyement began here Tuesday with
a good attendance OF municipal en-
gineers and officials from every part
II the United States and Canada,
During the morning weetings OF the
executive and finance committees were
held and the convention proper open
"a early Tuesday afternoon. being
welcomed by Alderman and Beuten.
ant G0veruorelect Henry n. Gray.
who spoke for the city. President
Charles Carroll Browh Of indianapolis
responded. During the afternoon re.
ports VIII be heard from the commit.
tee on exhibits. on municipal data and
statistics. on IRE protection and on
park development. A number Of "a.
pers on municipal questions win be
rcad az the afternoon and evening
sesslons, The convention wiz last
Tour DAYS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-03
DEPUTIES MAKE SEIZURE.
Half Pint Taken from Depot Square
Hotel and Proprietor Convicted.

Suspecting, so they say. that al.
Wolman, proprietor of the Depo'
Square hotel, had struggled liquor ~
to his place early yesterday morn.ns s
Deputies Clifford and Tibbetts raiu.
the place in the forenoon. and CARTE
away with them a half pint OF wniSn..,
Mr.. Wolman was taken to the pone
station and a hearing held witnou, "
lay. He was represented by W"
Atkins. The defendant pleadeu va
guilty and stoutly maintained '',a' s,s
did not know the whiskey was ~ n
place. The flask was found IN d ,on
room by Deputy Clifford "oi. 'sad
said that since the room was va
more or less by the general pubic
whiskey might have been let . an
by accident by some chance N,s sd
or that some enemy might have pa.d
it there to cause trouble. he h,n avs
also that the deputies might
brought the stuff with them. on
The Judge. however. found "o. " f
guilty and sentenced him to mn, I'm
500 and costs and 60 days in ,ai,' Wv Wv
so days additional in default o. and
ment. The defendant Appeared
furnished 5000 bonds for his appea
|ance at the superior court IN
ber
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-03

ing them in the street. They proceeded
toward the residence of the commandant
of the port. A detachment of infantry
was Immediately summoned and fired on
and dispersed the crowd. simultaneously
the agitation displayed itself in other
equipages of the fleet. Sailors began to
assemble outside of their barracks but
were persuaded to return to their quar-
tiers. In the meanwhile the members OF
the Fourth Equipagc and the popuace
had reassembled and precipitated them
selves towards the arsenal in an endeav-
or to force the gate. but they were again
dispersed by the infantry and quick-firing
guns.
Evidently the movement was planned.
as at the moment of the appearance of
the rioters a red flag was hoisted on the
fort which the rioters occupied. This fort
was bombarded and towards $50 in the
morning the rioters surrendered.
''In the course of the conflict with the
crowd the following were killed:
Naval Captains Rodionoff, Dobrewel
sky. Schoumoff and Stoyanovsky.
"Wounded: Rear Admiral Beclems-
chef, Captains Krinitzki and Patton and
Ensign Maltzeff.
''Order was restored this morning. The
F'nliandsky Regiment of the Imperial
Guard has arrived at Cronstadt."
1t is stated that the garrisons of Forts
Constantine and Alexander at CrOnstadt
received, previous to the mrniny the fol-
lowing cipher telegram from Sveaborg:
Prepare yourselves to receive free
feet. We hope to find you friends and
not enemies"
A reply was sent in the desired sense
and chiefs were chosen from amongst
the sailors. after the latter had expelled
their officers.
According to the afternoon papers six
officers we're killed during the suppression
of the mutiny at Cronstadt including
Colonel Alexandreff. and nine were
wounded, but 1t is added that the casual
ties among the rank and file on both
sides were much lighter than reported
Before seiZing the Fort Constantine
boat train the sailors broke into thu
houses of the officers. killing some OF
them and arresting the others.
The majority OF the artillerymen OF
Fort Constantine refused to join the mu-
tineers. thus preventing the latter from
getting control of the fort. with the eX-
ception of one gun.
When the storminG party, under the
command of Col Sheloff, arrived the mu-
tineers We're compelled to rely on thor
rifles. with which they replied to the vol
leys of the LOYAL troops until two field
guns and three machine guns had peen
placed in position and opened fire. when
the mutineers threw up their hands.
The number of the 'mutineers is given at
900. of whom 900 were sailors.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-03
NO EASY TASK.
Admiral SkrydIoff Believes Work o.
Restoring Order a Difficult One.

Sevastopol. Aug. 2.-Admiral Skryd-
loft. commander Of the Black Sea
fleet, ascribed the unrest in the fleet
not to be economic demands of the
men. but to the revolutionary pro-
paganda and the attitude of a small
number of the officers
He did not flatter himself with the
belief that the task of restoring order
would be an easy one
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-03
GOVERNMENTS STORY.
Official Statement Concerning the Up
risinq Is Issued.

st. Petersburg, Aug. 1.-The govern
ment this evening issued the following
account Of the Cronstadt affair:
Yesterday evening disorders broke out
nj CronStadt. Sailors of the Fourth
Equipage Of the feet left the barracks
after II clock and joined crowd await
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-03

detachment of troops to aid them in
handing over the mutineers to the au-
thOrities.
Three officers whom the mutineers
had placed in irons. are on board the
vessel. The remainder of the crew has
been disarmed. An agitator has been
arrested.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-03

81 petersburg. Aug. AN official tele-
gram from Helsingfors announces that
all of the mutineers OF the fortress of
Sveaborg have surrendered and that Inv
order OF the Emperor courtmartials are
being Instituted for the trial of the men
implicated.