Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-03
Thieves Killed by Work
inqmen in Warsaw.
The City is Under Strict Mil
itary Discipline.
esw Disorders at lodz-Newspapers
eesure Publication Under Restraint.

nrglly restored III TNuSSii, ti'V 'N'tpIioliS
ling in Poland. Even in Warsaw.
however there has been a return to
conditions experimenting the normal.
.r,ba committee Of ministers, sitting ut
:. Petersburg. has formulated and the
t,n.,.ror has sanctioned a number Of
,rnrosals looking toward the establish
,,,art Of the Senate upon a basis or clos
ar connection with the throne, doing
,y.,v with the administrative orders,
srsbeuding certain laws and in other
r;,ys checking the evils that have arts
IN through the arbitrary acts of minis
rers or officials. The report that Max
=, G0rkv has been released is difficult
If verifcatiCn; if the rumOr is true the
...,thor has proba bly, been requested to
L,ye Il. Petersburg Immediately.
Warslw. Feb. ALI tho bodies of
those killed in the riots have been re-
r,nyrd from then homes to police sta
,;ups. The relatives are rot permitted
"a bur- them. From the police station
m th4 Novi SWAT district alone the
,,rrscs or 30 men and TWO women We're
,akcn Monday night to the Jewish.
lutheran ami Catholic cemeteries AMI
remained thor" for Identification until
Tuesday when they Wore buried. Tween
X one bodies are still unidentified
During the liotS of SUNDAY and Mon
d,v thu Worln"n's res :dence diStri,.l
vas ururutt,t'.d by police and III"
iionlipaus plinirrcd many dwellings.
Iars. body Of workers. yesterday.
.rcnt to Il suburb where criminals
cbnun2 and searched their homes.
Wherever they identified stolen prop
rrry the Wn.'iillcn promptly killed the
persons found IA It's possession. About
hundred other criminals We're injur-
"a in fighting With the WCrkmen, who
wor" hott actnlt"1 by revenge for
their losses ami enraged because the
iiopllgan element brought diScredit to
the strike movement.
The local n,WSpan-"s resume publ
cation tomorro :. The editors met. to-
day. and agreed that as the censor
'vou2 not permit chem to tell the truth
regarding the disturbances they would
absolutely refrain from mentioning the
subject except in official reports which
they are compelled to publish.
I'm pursuance Of tn" g0VtrnOr-Sener-
ais Proclamation If a state OF Siegn.
orders have been ISsu" prohibiting as
e"nhagrS in tie streets or meetings
in private hO1s"s AMI directing the pO-
lice and military to dispense all street
gatherings. Anyone found in possession
If Nrlpons nr selling arms withou.
Permission. is liable to punishment.
l:alconics ana windows stdlacent TO The
scene f any disorders must be vaclt-
~ ard closed The occupants of houses
win b" held responsible should stones
ar l"alcts be- thrown there from as wei,
rs those actually guilty of throwing
them. All contraventiOns of these or
dcrs will b. punished according to adj
mnistrative process by imprisonment;
for terms not exceeding three months
or by fines of not less than $3.50. These
orders will be enforced i'll the cities of
Warsaw and LODI AMI throughout the
governments of Warsaw and Petrokow.
4 telegram from tZestoChoWa. Rus
sian Poland. says all the factories
there are closed and serious diStur-
Dances are reported to have occurred.
The socialists are very strong there.
The Warsaw Vienna railroad shops
are cl, sed
struck.
All the factories are loSe6 al kallGZ.
The strike At .odz continues without
disorder. \ deputation of strikers re-
uurSt,d the authorities To close all the
liquor stores. as othrrwis" the work
E'en would not be responsible if dis
iurhances oc"n.red. The worllm IN
themselves are watching the liquor
stores tn prevent this sale OF liquor.
The WorkmHn IN the coat and manu-
featuring disIr3.ts of Dom broWa. Bend
zin and SosnoviCe nave Ii Id meeting.
and have decided to strike on Friday
next.
London. Feb. :. Wholesale blackmail
by the police Of Warsaw is alleged by
the correspondent in that city of the
I'aily Mail. who asserts that respecta-
h!e citizens are stopped in the streets
nj night time and arrested unless they
give the officers money. 1t is also
Charged that the police have been bru-
tally whipping prisoners and then lib
Grating them on the payment of 81 to
the police sergeant.
The correspondent adds that the con-
dIiinnS of prisoners in Warsaw is scan
dlous, crowds of prisoners being herd
ed into small cells devoid of all SAM
tdry appliances.
Warsaw. Feb. Owing t. elaborate
precautions the disturbances that wert
anticipated here today. did not oc-
tnr. The authorities declare that the
strike is practically ended. The small
~ factories will reopen. tomorrow
and the larger ones on Monday. Tn.
bakers and printers have definitely de-
'id"d To resume work. tomorrow. Inc
streets are still in the hands of the
military. The shops have not yet re-
opened and the city is quiet and al
most deserted
There are rumors of disturbances II
the suburbs which il is impossible Il
Verify because the military authori-
Ties have seized the telephone service
the pupils of many public and private
''hn"iS mot. today and decided to dc
h'alid the Introduction of the EngllSi
iilSuiSe. or otherwise they VIII no
return to school This is signihcan
vi V.n.Y. ...,