The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-11-03

coed is that one successful attempt on
an executives life makes certain many
similar attempts which otherwise
would not have ben thought OF.
I'VE know by our study of the type
of militant anarchist said my in
formant. that he is always of the or
der Of 'hysterical decadent.' When a
companion has succeeded in killing.
and every one talks nothing but the
crime, then our friend gets carried
away. He becomes what we call 'ex-
alte.' He sees red and is dangerous.
That is an added reason why we are
especially determined to take extra
ordinary measures of prevention as
result of the Buffalo assassination. We
want to break the electric current
that this epoch making anarchist
crime tends to set up"
Unfortunately for Europe, there is
little international cooperation against
anarchy. Europe complains. and with
reason, of the lack of interest shown
by the United States in tracking sus
pected anarchs. England shows much
the same spirit of indifference. Ger
many and Russia contribute informa-
ton to each others archives, it is
true; but neither Germany nor, curl
ously enough, Russian shows any de-
sire of cordial cooperation with
France. In Italy. though it is the
country where the study of crime and
criminals has been pushed to the fur
thest point of scientific exactitude, the
police system remains hopelessly be-
hind the times. That is perhaps why
Italy has so far contributed the great
est number of martyrs" to the roll of
the killers. AS an instance of
Italy's attitude, the case of the two
notorious -trotting anarchists, the
Prince and Princess Nakachidze, is
luminous. They were recently arrest
ed in Rome on the technical charge of
being found on italian soil, from which
they had been solemnly expelled as dan
gerous corspirators. They had pre-
viously, in SO, been expelled from
France for the fabrication of bombs.
In '87 the Prince had been sentenced
to death in Russia for conspiring, with
an indiscriminate assortment of nihil-
lists and anarchists, to kill the Gear.
He had had the rare luck to get out of
Holy Russia in time to save his skin
and has with his wife been conspic-
uous figure in anarchist centers all over
Europe ever since-a kind of murder
Gus Wandering Jew" Yet, even in
these days of anarchist activity, all
that Italy, in the existing state of in
ternational relations, can do is to re
conduct him to the frontier" The gen
Tie SOUL, DIS long DIS lie hScpS Oub w
Italy, France and Russia, may go on
plotting red murder all his life long;
he may even pay frequent visits to
Paris, knowing we'll that the worst
that can be done him is to buy him a
single trip ticket to Belgium, Holland
or Switze .-land and politely wish him
good-by. He will most likely live hap
PLY in Geneva, or perhaps in London,
fabricating bombs at his leisure, till he
manages at last to make the red trail
he has been planning so long. He has
long since ceased to be merely nj
hilist, with regicidal designs on only
one crowned head. He is a conspicu-
Gus enemy of all government, menace
to the peace and prosperity of every
state and people. How he must smile
at the lack of cooperation the Euro
pean countries show in their attitude
towards the terror they are all equally
interested in stamping out!