Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-17
MINISTER'S At
SWORDS POINTS
,.,,,i,,, Between Russian Edu''-
1srpI Authorities Strained
.,ryovvSKY TO STUDENTS
:. ma conservative Now
's' ,.ns a critical ''m'--'''-
land Gold Boon"

,..,nurg Dec. 5,-'Ccorrcspond-
81 rs' ,so Associated Press)'--'aN-
en's = 4 Strained relations exist be-
cee''ps ,,,0ls,ers slpiguln, Of the inter-
, y. and yannosl'y' Of education ,as
ioh ~, ,,on Of yannoffsky wasannouno'
Re- rom here December : but i q o,, 1ne
Cd l, y ,souest, he VIII remain In once
car > ''N ,,ow YEAR The students re-
Vnu, - mo lmposslbllity of a continue
s''1i"s onnosIng policies In the two
uon ,. !, asks il It is possible to eS-
m'"' ,so, the partly educated youths
pS', on,oy liberty of organization ana
n .',..lor when educated adults are
uu''''.s,sNed-reegated from the capital
y, ,,om one 10 three years or even
~, with more severe treatment
~ s's meeting In private houses 10 uiH-
--lo' how he conflict between the
C ,,,Son m1 and the authorities could pe
auusn,d The students are scarcely
ano any Mains to conceal the politleal
a. Sn' ~ their movements ana are
MAUI MAUI IN Inc FIRST place whether the
t ss'pposed reforms win be introduced
p,.Irndly IL introduced, whether tney
ssSvn n,sornt TO anything. Meantime,
WI, SWannoffsky is continuing his EFFORTS
Ten thn confidence OF the students
70 W. Intentions Of the government
N vi, ,gsuad The 81. Petersburg uniyor'
i nt last night and pleaded signiicant'
7, ,or good behavior letting i ne w,
lo.s,ood that the time was critical ana
o s.s ,nnch would depend upon the CON
s s.a, ~ Inc students themselves, lie
W. Wa university organization Tor one
v,nn,b rs a trivial experiment. nc
, aaIa mo students might meet nm
' ss"araleIy and that they might alsc
soym various kinds OF societies ana as
ooo,a,ions for scientific and social nur-
r 0oso. INF always with the supervision
Of some professor,
pr Anton Radzlg, a statlstician and
economist Of high standing, has taker
: sirong stand against a chauvinlsut
commercial policy In Il published let'
-, No saws the tarlff difficulties Will
,ba United States have brought Russia
considerable disadvantage with Nc
compensating advantages,
Referring TO Germany, Mr. Radzil
saws she is very foolish to raise hel
bread tariff because German agrlcul'
turlsts are unable to supply az th'
demands of the German population fol
foodstufs. He anticipated that thu
rrlnclpal result OF high German tar
in viii be general rise In prices
which the consumer will have 20 pay
What Russia needs Is not higher Du
better duties and commercial wal
would be the worst possible invest
ment for the country
A melalurglcal congress, now sitllns
al Kharkoff, has petitlonod for tile FREE
importation Of pitch used In manufac
turing coal brlckettes. This pitcl
comes from the South Atlantic states.
Portions OF Finland are hay
ing gold boom, gold having been dis
covered at Gutenberg. A member o
the meteorological board has recon
mended the adoption Of American
methods Of distribution and utilization
Of the reports In the Russian bureau.
The metallurgIcal congress Is con
tlnuIng It's efforts to establish coal an'
iron syndIcates.
As a result supposedly, OF the rail
road accident at Kharbz, when som
twenty persons were killed, II Is an
nounced that no passengers other thai
railroad employees viii at present b
carried on the Manchurian railroad.