Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-26
II is VERY SIGNIFICANT
p.,,,,d that Grand Duke Nicholas
yleboIasyltch VIII be Made Com
mander.In Chief
SWEEPING CHANGES EXPECTED
n D,pallmeut Of the Interior Little
OF Won Plchyc's Regime is Looked
For to Survive

&, Petersburg. Sept. 20 C;05 p, MI
Tho reorganization OF Russia's forces
On me FAR east by the appointment OF
.esn Grlppenbcrg to command the Sec
and army has been received with much
,,a.tacdon by the ppess. Even the
yoyoo yremya which has been urgins
ns promotion OF Cen, Kuropatkih to
mo rank Of commander-in,chief rec
osnizes the mpossIbility OF combining
N, vast host now to be assembled to
,be commander Of the forces actually
IN the Geld. other papers warmly en-
dorse the motives for the formation OF
,be second army and the evident deter
mnaton 10 prosecute the war with IN
c,,ased ylgor The sylet, whose editor
n Ksmaroif, formerly was a colonel IN
IN, army ana therefore peculiarly htted
10 appreciate the significance oil the
nrs departure, says
Hitherto Cen kuropatkln has been
chief OF an the land forces In the east
Although enjoying the fullest indepen-
Gsrce as matter of fact he was ap,
,o,nted I'M the character Of the yiceroy S
p.dstant Nevertheless, all the respon-
sh1lty was his. Now he VIII share II
wh Gen. Grlppenbers and both win
NJ under the guidance OF commander
n.chIef 49, ,,,..ot,.
Nlchoaeytch, inspector general OF cav
airy. early IN the war was ON every
hoays lps as likely TO be made cons
msnder.ln-chief, and II continues TO be
rported that he viii be placed IN
Command of the Russian forces In the
hf east but no paper here ventures 10
mbsh the rumor pending an Official
announcement of his appointment.
SOME SWEEPING CHANGES.
81 Petersburg. Sept %. 1903 p, m.-
Interior Minister Prince Sviat0polk-
NIsky's reception here today upon his
arrival from wilma was In the nature Of
al ovation both az the railroad station
ana at the ministry fthe interior A
great deal Is expected OF him by the
public and the newspapers. While the
liberal expressions contained IN his
Interview with The correspondent OF the
Associated Press az Wilma on Friday
were not published here, his statements
% both the representatives Of the Rus
sian press ond the deputation Of Jews
az Wilma Saturday have served TO in
crease the favorable impression created
by his appointment The hope Of much
genuine accomplishment Is based on
The knowledge that the prince comes
INTO power enjoying TO a peculiar DE-
gIte the confidence Of the emperor.
sweeping changes IN the ministry of
he Interior are anticipated. Little OF
The Won Pehyo regime Is expected to
survive. The police department, il is
understood viii be entirely separate
from the Interior ministry and Count
Shouyalon the former project OF po-
lce OF Odessa, Will become chief OF the
Independent department. NJ. Stur-
mer The under assistant has already
peeh promoted out OF the ministry to
lhe council Of the empire, M Vatazzl,
lolmer governor Of EkaterinoslaV, IL Is
row said, win succeed NJ. Durnovo as
unQer secretary in charge OF posts and
lelephaphs
pom assuming active direction OF
ue ministry Prince SylatopoIk. Mirsky
WI deliver a speech which, while II
sul not be a definite statement OF pol.
ny w The American sense. Ia neyerthe-
sss eApesed to indicate the aims Of the
she prince win go shortly to Sara
wu 70 pray for strength and guidance
" me shrine Of 81. seraphlm.