Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-28


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pOts being alWays reaay 60 escape zIou .L -
vMn Sse ne vs. Seasss = $500
from the waste pipes % the Imperial yachf;
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suc -. ssacA. ,ne nIe aIs never neu
he c.aI ~ noa oeen In g. sv ~ .,
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Reception OF the Douuna.
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80 :. @ $3.50, ~ s.,e ~, 49,. s
I leSe :. "as 1oo sss ee s -
should weicome the represehtaliSes OF the
people to his capital In person. He came
to St Petersburg from Peterhof In his
Yacht u,h,,t - ,,.r,s ., f,,,,,,, rfar 4, frort
= s :.
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saIs. EveIy one sa'u INA. ins uealeanoI e.
- . - 49,, st.S tel. 49,
Ia ~ a araaIIsnt i,,..ras.son uh;cE
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.owSsel. mae Sun g y 10. 10 S ;, TT
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- ~, .. ao - pet tta Get 1yhsch
- tu .;r "a .nv a,,,Ia ,,nrs tha ofs,cars ~
-. ~ So seiy pp 49, - - H. !.
s .nt 81 tSa wais, Ioose breaches ard
high boots: but the czarina and the czarina
ooMasei we p naI1ar n,nich comtains d,ae
monds valued at S15oOO,OOO and a girdle
that would bring $10,000,O00 at auction at
any time. The scepter which his majesty
ne IN ms nahu az al ,sa ,a,,ds 90
nrecions stones said to be worth ten or
twelve millions
The display of these jewels was evidently
intended as compliment to the members
of the douma. The ladies of the imperial
court received them in the same robes and
diadems worn at the splendid levees given
in honor of the ambassadors, the ministers
and the nobility at the winter palace.
These entertainments, the most magnificent
and imposing social events in the whole
world, have been abandoned or recent
years It may have been the intention of
the czar to show the peasants, boyars and
other humble members of the douma that
they are entitled to the same ceremony and
the same display as the nobility, but the
demonstration seems to have had q con-
trary effect. Although 1t NAV not be said
that any mischief was done. the display of
Jewels has furnished the text of q good
many discourses concerning the extraya-
eance of the imperial family. while several
millions of the cars subjects are starving
in the valley of the volga. II would have
been much better If the douma had been
received in a more businessfike manner. and
less splendor, but of course, there is a dit
ference of oninion ebout s,,ch things
LEE Czaf never threatened.
The car is not in danger except from
Some crawl follow, lilo tho MON who throw
-.
the poiiip at 'iie "eooiis party III hauIio'
His life is not threatened. The terrorists
always send notice to those whom they in
tend to destroy. they warn then, Invariably
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,oa,raati 80, 49, no. uen FL ~;
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