The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1903-06-09

bv the Dobrys were: Eydel Drochman, one
G~aIantor, one Kantor and a boy named
Baronovltch.
1.-THE CHIEF OF POLICE RIDES
cody ALONG.
During the worst stages Of the riot the
chief police officer, Ichanzko, drove
through the city smoking q cigarette. At
one period of the disturbance on the first
day the Jews of New Borgar organized q
BODY Of $50 to defend themselves, but
Police officer Dobroselsky. .on finding
them able to drive the mob away, arrested
several of the defenders and broke up the
body.
Among the prominent hooters of the
Jews shops was the soldier servant OF
Military Surgeon Stoinoff, and a son of
a murdered woman, Keyla kronz, dc
clares that among those who violated and
killed his mother We're four common sol
diers.
Joseph Newman t~estifies that his faith
CT was killed in the presence Of Police
man Stepanovitch.
A Christian Russian says that he heard
the Students Kroupensky from Odessa
shout to the mob, Kill the Jews"
The manager of the municipal office was
declared to be an active director of the
mob, showing where the Jews lived and
shouting, XIII the Jews.'
ONE HUMANE HERO DESERVING
OF MENTION.
Many police officers did their duty and
| saved many lives IN the Jewish districts.
Among these was Officer Sloutschevsky,
of Bender Rogatka, who, with twelve
men, drove the mob away. They went
then to Asia street, where Officer AS
sofsky was patrolling, and he allowed
them to commit the murders described
Many artillery officers humancly saved
several Jewish women.
On the morning of the first days out
break large crosses were chalked, on the
houses Of the Christians living in the
:, ghetto. and none of these was injured
Ikons (images) were shown at the win
dows of other houses and indicated place.
not to be injured. During the progrcs
of the first days outrages the Bishop 0
Kishineff, while on his way to a Dime
with a rich noble, passed in his carriage
through the mob, giving his blessing t.
the crowd. Upon hearing this | refuse,
to believe it possible and resolved to in
terview the nobleman, who is Michae
NliCoiIN Itt1i hIOuDcIShy. I1C ICctlNtu III
[ courteously and said:
Bishops in Russia always give thei
, blessing to people when passing through
the streets. This instance was an acct
e dental coincidence. The bishop is a hu
2 name man"
S. that the fact remains that the bisho1
q did pass through the mob on his way t
dinner and uttered no word to persuad
G | 4 bp ,1oh II, cto,, ItS norr1or onJ ,.IIl,ro
4 POLITICAL SUBSTITUTE TO COVEI
UP CRIME.
The jews are convinced from every CIV
dcnce hat the outbreak was a plan {
the local anti-Semitic leaders to punis
: and terrorize the Jews for their suppose
q propaganda Of socialism in conjunctio
| with the leaders of the Socialists of West
0 ern Europe. The fanaticism and supersti
{ ton of the Moldavian and Russian mo
were then excited by the fabricated storie
of Jewish ritualistic murders of Christia
d children to cover the organized polite;
d plot against the local Socialist movement
was informed by Nobleman Kroupel
/ sky that on the day following the riot
le thirty young Jews were arrested and fix
n Of them possessed pamphlets appealing
o the working men Of Russia to demand
e constitutional government like that
If England. The heads of the municipal Dc
he lpartment, the police officers and other
lie %connive at the attack in order to cru-
re the alleged Jewish Socialist propaganC
l land the artisans and laborers Of Kishine
lie were appealed to by the Bessarabyetz
5 drive out the Jew workers, who labor f
d low wages.
No evidence was adduced for me to il
Id plicate the Government at ST. Petersbu,
es IN a responsibility for the outbreak whic
s. has covered Russians name with sham
h but Minister Won Plehve must haN
I'd known the outbreak was contemplate
O. but, thinking the affair would not Gu
in inmate in massacres, took no steps
of meet the emergency until too late. II
e, present Vice-Governor of Bessarabia al