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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-21
lgr oHuRcs CONTRACT

Thr building COMMITTEES ~ the
new FTrat Presbyterian ehuFvh bad
. meeting this afternoon and lat fhs
contract FOR fhe rev church. q b
erected At the CORNER q Seventh Az
amt Spffnw st Ths building wiii
cost approximately ii5zaae ana aiii
BE- dedicated usxt May
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-21
PUBLIC HAS A
DAY Of FElHT
FOUR FkVoHlrfs H1Lp TO s,,
TIE aooHiGs o. rsrts a.,
@rlUo0s COIN pessv
WILL BE- run TO-DAY.

Pour ayafifra son ysas..
the Meadows a4d be- 4 fsaa,
public Ns.IpfHd TIE books ses,s =.
sent home H.td Increases -
rolls Tho feature n ihs s.,s -
the purse fass tbs lat ssss,
which Carmel ferguson naaas :.
40 ~ DIE h4al01 and won Qpt p
good horse 1Hs Mighty. coarss.
inF 81 ~as v11af there 80 =.
crowd iu Attendance and TIE te,,s..
Ras brick
Twelve maiden eyear-olas A..
she starter 10 fhe first faes ~
bad his hands fel in Tslllns -.
aeay from ths post IL naaI. y.
patched fhem FOB 8 good start =,
Held fau punched 10 fhs flf., ~.
when Lu8aua who haa been -,
from a % r. . Hent 10 To- 49,.
and son easily HaHlado beat -
Holla three lengths from he No..
aifh Rouse only nose away
After Chassis hai MADE the A..
10 tse stretch GleHdeaniae sur,r,..s
ayca 0ae by coming from hstlss
and winning - length. ossss
Buck finished strongly and isn "a
beat Chassis for the place
A fine bunch u skates fae4 a,
barrier la ne thif8 ana he si.s.
turned up ln Eiba & 70 Z, shs "a.
fshsa strongly and bsat 40 Rsn,s
who vaa 10 fo T. Z neck. La.
MiffHful after showlns speed
half The distance finished ,hl.t
Katie Crews fhs favofits. hss !
chance from whore she got en-
After J9yuef and Pay Me has :.
feruaifd in setting tie pao. 4,
greater part u the say IN the isur,
rara. Viona Ueaf 70 The front A, :.
head u tho. stretch and won b. -.
lengths Pay Ms got the -.
easily b. two lengths whll- ysys~
lusi did beat fIauHt fof he shos
Ysoman's Easy Tine
Woman made e farce 0uf Il a.
afih race BE wenl out IN re ~
and ran away from bis fad -.
HIng nullea up BY ts0 leaeshA u.
sc Joker made a FBme sffsa
catch hltu. bui was nat good ehsse
Harbaf beat Naterems. VIA ns
alsgfaeeful raee. faf third place
The Mighty wua she class q n
last race mnd MSu easily BY letrs
from buchanan under : niee e.
from Graham The Mighty xns 4
even money ard uas heaVisY pisgst
b the wise brlFu Dc The flaish b.
tween Buchanan and Pegry oxsI
VAS - close that many thmsas
Peggy got she place but the inafa
decided otherwise
This afternoon the Derby en- !.
ran ana q big crowd vilI b. prs~~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-21
NOTED DIVINE titHG.

rev y Forrest. y - one Of
the greatest preachers ~ Scotland.
arrived In the citf yesterday and
tnmarrow viii occupy the pnlulf at
the First Presbyterian church ~
Fureai has the largest paHioratu la
GLASGOW
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-21
.. Better Hossr.

In mis- battle Cans had thr better
% Il az FAR az saxias seisnee was
oneetued. Bat ttallY handed gnus =
raliap about ihn middle that easae
sigain aH ass "a sending htH Go
prssmlsud. and for The rect ~ the
fixhs Cans NAs compelled 70 stall "a
sfder - prevent Being ku5eksa out.
Whatever little betting has been
foue on tke fishs hss bssu At fss
s.ida 81 10 1 wlth Cans =. favus-
lts The sports around town al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-21

IohHHy numphriea. VINO ia one ~
the best known baakmaHsra Dn the
Pacific coast and eha wac - nf
the old guard in tHs paimj d ~
the nay District track - aau ifan.
cisco. niii HING uf bia slate at ~
Meadow Ihin afternoon -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-21

Ing The chauianqua project ~
Three Tree point. met yesterday 10
outline the plane foi the incofpofa.
il1n aud financing the Institution
The committee viii meet aEHin on
MgHdsu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-21
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Deposit First Dollar With
Security Saving { Safe
Deposit Co.

The frat dollar you deposit with
the Security savings and Safe DE.
posig Company. llg Seneca st. 70
open n savings account viii prove
the bcet investment you ever made
The satisfaction % having \ little
rrady money VIII grow with your
account. and within a short time
yua will never lee a week pass with.
out adding something. however
small. 10 Your bank account $50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-21

Another femsls@ piunref whs
brought rs llgHt ht the ffnrk yeafer-
day when Mr. 3 Hess bet so
across fhe bnafd on Ys9man Hha
bet the bundle an The Mighty and
used bushei basket ~ take her
, WiuniHFS home Boz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-21
Attention, GeniIemsa!

"a white. the tailor. 1858 cs,an
bldg yesterday received a beamfl's
line u gray suitiugs. vey hates
midsummer styles. right ffuu
broadway patterns Whites eistka
are right because be doea ths e.
ting aud fitting himself 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-21

JACK MegDvafu. - Ran Francisco
ah1 HuH formerly The partner N
"uaFnfs smith S ben the firm
owned D. . Shaw. Tauas eufha aHi
other good horses. Sass 81 tha tfaf \
duriuE ihs afternoon jack CAME
north for a fishing 8nd hunting tfip.
bHt he liked the racing game so we'll
uu hsfe that be wired last night for
his family ana viii spend the SUM
msr ia thia city, This information
vas not obtained from chea Han.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-21
NY PATENT WILL DOUBLE
THE CAPACITY or ANY
MOTOR

I nFNNF Ns1e an Hhaarseasfui irNanfi.sUl
~ nfsi iHYrHfian eaa fhs electric fsn
f1sf ar o "a rssa over ne r.faHfrf fn hai
Nrafhfr I atanf So = pafs4f ga a.
huf $50 y hai = tfnnsa . s5sH siiassese g I'll
- H IL fan fefaF I uaafa q lsrfr1t ana
eui aeasf "a fiGhs ffufH che HfaFs Fl has
nsFsf been iHslfHtrd NinrH ! Invented 81.
iafA - The ullsii1snf ~ l11aasaN 81 has urasia
~ tie sffsh kHfaNfH Ifa Hiazk - Tire
trolley manufaetufiaH tufHnaaiez nsfs b.
l1n D esNis staHs 81 fta ara fssf
HuaY unn cHad haK thaf stock thrn
Thousands - tham 90 hHF it Hnd sffFf
nlr who hsit gHie e ia sch taan tesaf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-21

HlIaHsaufH fafH4Ht runs AZ aAila ? O.
affe Haeflfaza Az "a Hrsiaa fas HaFa
49, tsiaaksssaHa f'aHf 4 YEA Iss MIlaH
81 Hefaa @Mfffala Fhfse- Hatss $40
Mas gassrea. MaHs HAft hesssata
fasss 81 HsfasFf 5snaa p cry aHAff
kfr15ak adf on MaHsa - EaHH tzfsnlf
ssaavsaa5saras in #frlHH. NHenHnE 81 tsftrf
lFr - nsass seattle 81 HftatHa Fiatz
q ssssss asasa GaaHifs iiasss.'t
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-21
The BidWeII
Cold Motor

Il ell supply the greatest necessity
nos kuowu IN the business world Tho
demand ~ ~ large that % Will make All
n W. rich n you want % sei Ia with
ne on this you viii have 60 BE quick
about It. Tha stock Is selling like bot.
cakes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-21

"gkslys who has charge ~ tho
betting ring. aayn the combination
book 1ld not Ret rlah Of ~ him fes-
tsfdaf lie rashs1 ihfss-h8fse
paia. Woman Gisndenuina and
The Mighty. that figured itIe TO so.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-21
Sunday Dance at
Alki Point

spend The afiernoon and evening
dancing 1T AlM Point. where gov
breathe the salt air from ;he sound
No other ball 10 OF near Seattle
holds Sunday dsucea Take boat
from Flyer dock 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-21
NO MAN ON EARTH EVER
LOST a PENNY ne INVEST.
60 WITH ME

n - I viii wake ii Eoasf
Neat I fnrenfei ths ratluaF car tsle.
Fhoas - afHfn. b is EFsfem ~ witch
ilasaeuEnfs nf train Efrwa rsn feiaphaue
frnfa aflW af ufuVinH cafa anymhefa. fhr
esfuH - If sentr1 iH az office 30 g. =
InHrs Isrffeft system fn Hlsafufi.ru thar
HnF afNrr telephone Hnu ever saw ThlF
f. ca tnr faaa toward millions for ths
star I haifaHs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-21
STAR FORM CHART

NATTfe iuiy 1900 rhtftem weather fine Track
ErhofL presiding Judge IA pute. HarG
D758 ffsr nAcE-fou fudanga SELLING Maiden teoyear
alis Value 90 II 5000
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-21
All ssr,. ., Races.

And = q 600 taush to ihink thai
eventually every potato Esteh pill
have 10 oan Erahtslana. with
pianiinE races hosinE I'D hHlinE
contests ana finally tha greatest 81
81 sYenfs ths 0arfYinx o. ths tubsf.
60 the basket
This may noe uoHss ftaht aNAF.
bot u Yau saaid iaks u and pro.
mata q sentiment faF e. Il vuui1 a.
= ies ~ sesa NJ isss 10 e soaaisius
sI~sft hna labor NaW ~ one ffpsns
meet man liss 1tn Agnes seuIa
intfeasea " ieto the seattle Ashs
tsfle eiuh u seul8 bseasus the faaa
We could hare the tare a. xfAsfn.
lsFusan fried ana other xarissios
Anyhow. rut IN nssM fer q ara aea
he~ = takes e0tk MURPHY.
Esschsmpten Potato K4tsr. ssefi
aruau. Wash
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-21
LOST ars ovrAoAr.

Charles ualbeft. Of the Northern
hotel. reports the theft ~ An over
coat from the hotel last night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-21
TURF GOSSIP

Lawrence and Graham divided fhe
nHiua hoH8fs. each bringing home
tHo winners
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-21
EAGLE Clam Bake Ex-
cursiOn

On IuiY 2sgh the Eagles viii give
a grand excursion 10 Moclif.a. on the
ocean beach Clam bake. horse rae.
Ing. dancing baseball and other
amusements Single fare for the
round trip Tickets good returning
3Qih Inquire n =. city ticket Of.
flee. corner ist az. and Yealer way
see
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-21

Arthur Bonnet has bought Belle
Kinney aid bis e9iofH liEhl ana
dsth blue. viii b. seen Boz the last
fatc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-21

Send Sc 10 Knapp q Wee
80 eaisasu iadH seatiie. for shti'
heoA ~ fmudsfn house piana q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-21

Ana This l. oniF a fee safs ard sufer
than nfs insaranea Or trust Eieeks An
fhis advance has been made IN ten years
asd less
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-21
PLEADS FOR A
POTATO RACE
kpnIREa or rsI soURlsHiso
TUnGR URGES IT'S ADOPTION
ny ATHLETES Asu PREDICTS
AL SORTS OF VEGETARIAN
SPORT.


The star has received the fo'la~ p
tnr letter. uhleh explains Itssif
10 the NpoFsluE Eiiiar ! amt
a. put IN = fee pinEs Ter paiaip
racing - d l. ttn eatelns gs 90.
and You mlxht - sell be nsi -
~ me az anYbs8y sise. Dent shIn h
faf a inmate ! an u1ansxsr q > f-s-
safa racer. Cor Iu uat bns TIN nats
about The spafs an1 gea siu be
whrn Yau So Il played
tn the fret place. Il - iusi -
good fas ghs brain - faosball pfiss /.
fighting. baseball 90 baNiiua Taks
osr last rotate ehamgisa saa eefm.
pare hlm with the rfo,tac's = sefie
% the other wanss Way. ~ wrote
a beak. sna thars mere than 1lfr
Jsffrtes senf ala The sinas sis
coHna whea q potafe shans rion is
hoeka1 NJ 10 amd foiiaAwt aruaua
The street ~ fus newshaYs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-21
Big Dance at Leschi
Park Tonight

No finer floor IN all the world
than the nos Michigan mapla floor
laid Ia the pavilion especially for
amneiuK Cums tonight and hear
che csaceFt rendered b. waEnsfs
pFrbwstfa ."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-21
THIS Is NY GREATEST IN.
VENTtoN

Nqa 7 have insenfai snsnsihfnr b4rReg
AMI EFfatef fiiaH either - fhe ahrse M
T. cHiled ~ uftwrt rula metaF &c q
uhrsniwsH uci e. Burr aHf ard iH afaetlY
tne Aint e auniof fha Steam rnfiff.a1
rnupin have itnan iahiuE Zoe ~ will
change al fha Fffafu fatfr.aH systems
ever % Fisrffla H1aas because n HGH o.
cheaper % fun than sfaan ans can o.
run faster nHd more safely than hny
rfrHeHt nfafhnd
The one Ara Nhsrf THE railroads haNs
had ~ rtanElnE over to electricity has
BEEN thaf no motor a. ~ present ma I'd
can hs run 10 mflsa a. g miles nH haui
Without burning cut II will melt 90.
very wires
q % ~ - miles an hour and not even
move safe and euro than steam. enei less
any ether motor nos bunwn
invention cut since I Invented the ffnlfoV
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-21

What can Be more iHspiftns thaa
ta sa@ hsawnf afhiste aiamainx un
The tiutas q sspsetaner vaitiaa for
the planlf rsfafv hiru STRETCHES q
few Of large Eariy ohius shieh ~
u 70 hfinH pet hasss "a The basket
AID then the srnst has ia pfssttesi
af4e. fus u the nscs 10 conducted in
ssuttarY FuauHsF tho potatoes so
10 nsea COR feaa
I suppass fau ana Yauf readers
viii thlus Tn Grassy haf hare hsan
hsfa tao yeafa and she kespsF safa
he has never ser sne ~ aaYia q
that wnuid indlfats an 'rFatianat
mind iaok Co sea ths day when
potato racing sili become &c wide
spread - baseball IN hsnau Inter
ssf our vacant iafs aiii hlfnisa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-21

Rio DE IANtERO Steamer
Byron arrived this morning with
the delegates Of the &nifed States
10 the PsnAmefican congress-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-21

room faf the contests. even whlis
iheY ara supplying food taf aewu.
if1Hasn public.
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the OPPORTUNITY OF A LIFETIME

Seh g Eiss and chance
ths stock VII - -i the rtste be
body an he frtsen out
Esr aeiat represent q
ne profit a
WIN
that "ehhefief Il
g possible woman
this bis deal decided
fHa
- share. So 20 share, go share, SO;
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-21
Dance at leschI
Park TonIQht

On the finest hardwood floor in tho
northwest waKnsr.s orchestra Re
aure 80 come SO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-21
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
hoRTHwesrGah lEAouI


naffs 80. ...... tassfaSna-H 81 e
raHafus 50. eEffHa aaa-if tf e
tfaffsffsH fansfai1H lfasai anf HWHf1rila
ifiasirt.attaHa. LgaEh ash shea Hupifs
tfizafef
"a a. u
urzfs ffaff.nf ..HfIHafHaB
So 6ana .HH 1900 asH ff g
Batteries uazs8~ia ass nsfisf zash aad
lllfss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-21

Amsrieaa Lea1us
THREE BOATS roR ALASKA

Three steamers from different
ports ~ Alaska are dus iu port to-
morrow The jefferson AMI Hum
bolft are expected In the afternoon
from Skagway ard way ports and
fhe senator. - the Pacific Coast
Steamship eompany. r. aee tomof
row mafniug FROM Nome AMI 81.
Michael
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-21
osAUrAuogH PLANO.

The committee Witch is promot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-21
OUR MONTHLY PAYMENT PLAN.

% ymeuts Of each
q b each
~ o oh
a
hts % Is each
ven paYmen ts % . ) beach
fmenta q 80 each
pa o
send all by Bank Draft Money
Registered Letter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-21

Hofe nascF e. made ever aag ~ -.
fttdameut g. fnFesftaF raaasy than y y
fh@ iahaN ana Waana On So ccsta1fy ~
ard afreat Investments On thts Ne-
VIII nlaks fafluurk
Yaa VII never &C. fich On wAgss =
one efff did ffrfs nlaH IN tAis go.
VIE ever Kni fsg H5sIfirF "a Z rithH =
Hpr aiefiau rr tnvess HtfHt Nfeeatfiht
unRafr Fnu efsnf mnrs fhanes = -
than yuu az e. tuake. intesin.tnis -
riHM tha other ws4 Make a asfs y
fFatmrnf ans @ t. sgfs tc bfin< -
rrfufua
Deaf hesitate shsni fhis staek
ahssiuirlf SAFE and sare
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-21
HERE IS a VITAL POINT 7
MEMBER

There sever has been q failure ~ cse~
queHrr iH electrical mansfAciufiEE -
ard thiHk % shat Az Nre lnainsetl
suaaen.nfl Al rae htE dlffsand1 -
have mate Their iHHesfafs wealthy.
khiH ramuHHF utii faan - eHe q
tiNHesi n electrical manufaciufing u -
unfid The 81 huand % b. - te..s
thefa a. nUi e niaCe BOW WheiT = -
&C. generator q uead huf o ~ih naN
saaaer e. afsf ehaHrn fgt TIE IT,
crit watuf gf generator Nhfi ~ -,
we make ruNthius heifef than any sAa
klnH now Annan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-21

@ % MI BY NJ
rsuHu .n~man prm hru @ should e % 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-21

&c A SAFE AND SANE IN
vEsroE AND GET AS MUCH
or THIs STOCK AS rous
MEANS WILL ALLOW. n
WILL PAY YOU a LIFE ~
COME IN HANDSOME DIV
bends.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-21

ftHHH 80 W tHH
liarsaaal6s flaas III sai saau uast tlssa 5s shs~
Wfhrrf "a HtHffa - b. Hf Carte Niasiifut
EHHsl-Hat Haatsr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-07-21

D7si SECOND RACE rive fulangs :
upward Vnine Ia fret SOC.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-08-03
BROWNS TRAGIC End
Bridegroom Of an Hour Is Killed
on Eve Of Trip.
DEED DONE AT DEPOT
Called on By Party br the Name
kisesis, whose sister He IL
Alleged 10 Have Betrayed,
and Bullet Psrfsratsi.

Charlotte. N. c.. Aug. "A tele
phone message from Bessemer City
says that William Brown. q bride
groom OF an hour. was shot and killed
BY John n. Kincaid at the depot Wed
nesday morning. Brown was married
at o'clock TO Miss Bette PerTy, o
Bessemsr City girl They were es.
eorted 70 the depot by 4 number Of
friends. and intended going 10 Dan
Vile. where the honeymoon was 20
have been spent As soon az the bridal
party arrived At the depot Kincaid call
ed Brown aside and walked with him
70 q nearby room. A moment later
five pistol shots rang out. A number
OF people rushed 20 the room and
found Brown dead with Kincaid stand.
ing py holding q smoking pistol. Death
was instantaneous. Kincaid immedi-
ately gave himself Up 20 the authori.
ties II s said that Brown was 10
have married Kincaid's sister, whom u
is alleged be betrayed some months
ago.
Both men worked In the cotton mills
there. kineaid has q wife and three
children. His father 10 q farmer. and
lives near Bssssmer City. Browns
relatives live at Cowpens, s. G.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-08-03
MUTTNBBRS REPULSED
They Are Forced 10 Evaeuate Fort
Constantine at Cronstadt.
ONEHUNDRED KILLED
nsre Desperate sf the Rsvsisttss-
lists Tsrss1 Their 6sss Upea
These Bscsniag Faiat
l.eartel st Outcome.

st. Petersburg. Aug. ,-Mutinous
sailors. soldiers. sappers and miners
seized Wednesday night Fort Con-
stantine st CronstAdt They we're sub
seouently dislodged and compelled TO
surrender after heavy nghtins By the
loyal troops. One hundred men were
killed and many wounded. including
Admiral Boalkwisnarif. Some Of the
mutineers succeeded In boarding .
steamer and escaping to Finland.
The collapse OF the mutiny at svea-
borg. coupled with the breaking down
Of the plans Of Revolutionists to Sc
cure possession OF the Baltic squad
ron at Cronstsdt greatly changes the
situation. The spirits OF government
oficials have risen and those OF the
Revolutionists correspondingiy de-
pressed. Arrangements for ordering .
general strike on Saturday may be
countermanded. The strike In Fin
land 10 already q failure. owing 20 the
fact that the more intelligent Firms
did not support II. as they realized
BY placing themselves ~ the head OF
q purely Russian revolution any move
ment made might justify reprisals and
jeopardire the newly granted iiber'
ties. The latest reports show all ru-
mors 10 the effect that the Baltic
squadron is In the hands OF the mutt
neers are untrue. when the mutineers.
who were led By agitators from shore
and who believed n squadron was com
ing 20 their rescue. found hope In that
direction crushed. dissentions broke
out among them and they turned their
guns upon each other. Those who
were determined 20 die rather than
surrender fred into the ranks OF their
more faint-hearted comrades. who
hoisted the white DAG.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-08-03
NEW ROAD CHARTERED.
Believed 10 BE Union Pacific Outlet 10
Gulf of Mexico.

Topeka. Aug. "A charter was
granted the Missouri River Railroad
company. which proposes TO build a
road from Kansas City through the
counties on the eastern ed OF Kansas.
through Indian Territory TO Denison,
with a branch line running TO shreve-
port. and another branch through
Cherokee county into Missouri. with
Its terminus at Joplin.
The company 10 organized with a
sapital stock OF $1,000. 900. and the d.
rectors named In the papers are z. y.
Why Of Kansas City. No; c. X. Wells,
A. l. Berger. c. ". Prouty. X. l.
Brcvne. b. II. Lane and Winfield Free
man OF Kansas City. Kan.
II is thought this company is sub
sidiary one organized by Hartman In
terests. giving the Union Pacific an
outlet 10 the Gulf OF Mexico.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-08-03
PECULIAR FATALITY.
Occupant Of Hack Has Throat Cut BY
Broken Glass.

Baltimore. Aug. 2.-walter X. Nc
Eiroy. aged nfty-four years. a promi
nent member OF the Independent Or
der Of Odd Fellows. was almost in
stantly killed while returning from the
funeral OF Israel Perry OF Bayonne
". j., whose body had been brought
here for burial. McElroy was alone IN
q hack. the horses OF which becam,
frightened and ran away. The bach
was dashed violently against a posi
and demolished and McElroy's throa
was cut almost from ear 90 ear by IN,
broken glass OF one OF the windows
The driver OF the hack was seriously
injured.
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chAoREs FEVER.

u Was Discovered on Board q steam
ship Arriving From Colon.
New orlears. Aug. A bad out
break OF ohagres fever on board the
steamship Whitehall, from Colon. was
discovered Wednesday night when the
steamer reached the Mississippi guar
antine station. Chagres is a very fatal
type OF malarial fever. with a death
rate Of about 20 per cent The White
hall had one member OF her crew dead
when she arrived at quarantine. and
nine others III with the fever. the ma
ture OF which was promptly determin
ed by an autopsy on the dead seaman
The steamer was detained indefinitely
az quarantine.
There were no passengers on the
whitehall
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TAFT TO SPEAK.
Secretary Of War VIII Assist Congress
man Littiefeld Of Maine.

Washington. Aug 2.-secretary Taft
will assist In the Maine campaign by
delivering at least one speech in Rep
resentatIve Littleneld's district early
IN October. The avowed purpose OF
organized labor Is 20 defeat Mr.. Lit.
tlefeld because OF his attitude toward
measures which the American Fedora.
tion OF Labor supported. thus focusing
attention upon Maine.
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muTINEERs SURRENDER.
Had Upper Hand Until eombarded by
Battleshlps.

Helsingfors. Aug. News from the
fortress tends TO confirm a previous
report that the mutineers have surren.
dered.
The mutineers undoubtedly had the
upper hand until the battleships Slava
and Czareticharribed appeared on the
scene and commenced 10 lombard
them with such telling effect that the
central magazine was blown up and
the biggest guns in the hands Of the
revolutionists were rendered practical
ly useless
Commander Toget and 1000 loyal
infantrymen then surrounded the bar
racks. They were under continual fire
from the Revolutionists.
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LARGE FILING FEE.
Company Paid over Five Thousand
Dollars Into State Treasury.

Company Palo over rive Inousano
Dollars Into State Treasury.
81. Paul. Aug. 2.-lncorporation pa.
pers OF the Cananea Central Copper
company OF Duluth were filed with the
secretary OF state. The capital stock
is siO.OOO.OOO A filing fee OF 5000
was paid into the state treasury.
The mining properties controlled by
the Cananea Central Mining company
are located in Cananea. Mex. and the
presence Of W. c. Greene on the board
OF directors OF the company lends color
20 a report that has been in circulation
that the Greene Consolidated Copper
company property. located at Cananea,