The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-11-03
NEW ALARM OYER ANARCHISTS
EFFECT IN EUROPE OF THE MUIR
DER or MR.. MKINLEY.

Ysiice Sec In Czolgosz's Crime Evidences
Of the Wide Spread Of Ansrchisn
Anxiety for President Loubet-Pro
cautions for the safety OF Rulers
PARIS, Oct. 2o.-It ma be said that the
assassination OF President Mckinley has
alarmed tho European police more than the
murder OF a European ruler by an Anarchist
would have done.
you see,' said an officer Of the Paris
police, "one might almost say that 1t In the
natural thing for q European Executive to
be a~ssassinated. II Ia probable that there
= scarcely a day OF which one or another
OF them l. not In danger Of death by the
bomb or the knife or the revolver. II Ia
n their contract. as II were.
-But the staying OF a President Of the
United States takes us out OF the ordinary
run and shows US that We are face to face
With q worldwide upheaval Of the under
Ourrents, not against particular acts Of
tyranny or against people who represent
the old -feudal idea OF monarchy. but
against the very idea Of government itself.
Tho United States system Is recognized
~ The ~ piss vltvs Of liberty and Of equal
Ohancss Fer all. It immeasurably sur
bssses tia liberty and equality Of France.
I'VE, have no oficial shaking Of hands
ksrS, and President Loubet IN Just a. in
accessible TO tbs people ~ q Hohenzollern
or Hapeburg. The militant Anarchist
Idsa y shown up In all its horrors when q
President Of the classic land Of liberty
and democracy IL not safe. Czolgosz gives
~ , scare that Bresct and Lucheni could
not inspire
And this scare, frsson IL tho expressive
French word used, viii have particular
and very direct results IN the immediate
entovyo0s Of the President. Nine. Loubet,
though personally very courageous, il too
deeply attached to the President not to
have bssn exceptionally moved by this prac-
Teal lesson In the dangers that menace even
democratic Executives. When the news
from Buffalo reached her at breakfast tine
shs became violently agitated. refused to
NJ and chung piteously to her husband
al day long, unwilling to let him out Of
hsr sight. A shooting expedition had been
planned for the forest OF ~Rambouillet, but
ths guns were left untouched and the visitors
invited from the n~eighboring chAteaux
were dismissed with excuses.
Il was directly in accordance with Nine.
Loubet's wishes that the extraordinary
precautions taken at Dunkirk n Com
piAgne during the Cars visit were set on
foot. Neither the Emperor nor the Presi-
dent approved entirely Of the rigid meas
lures adopted to prevent the public from
getting within eye-shot OF the heroes Of
the day. But Nine. Loubet managed to
work both on NJ. Crozier. chief Of the pro-
tocol, and on NJ. Waldeck-R Rousseau, the
Premier, to carry out her wishes.
La Pyesidente has determined that as
Ear a. she can help It the Bon Pere Loubet
shall not run any risks. Since the shooting
at Buffalo the Eysee private police force
has been more than doubled. II the Presi-
dent goes out shooting at Rambouillet at
least half OF the party is made up Of secret
service police.
New devices have recently been intro
duced In Berlin to safeguard the Kaiser
IN view OF the recrudescence Of anarchistic
attempts. Wilhelm. true TO his genius for
dabbling q little in every trade, has elabo-
rated a whole series OF precautions He
conceived one day the not unplausible idea
that OF all would-be assassins a soldier
would ave the best chance OF gratifying
his taste for royal blood. So he has planned
70 introduce a trained secret service man
into every battalion Of the imperial troops.
It will be his duty to be always on the
alert both In barracks and in the field, In the
one case keeping tabs on the mems con-
versations, habits. ideas. reading and as
sociates, and Immediately reporting any
suspicious character. In the field he will
serve as an ordinary secret policeman.
watching for the dwelling Of a rife at the
RI val nerson.