Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-16
HOLAS WILL NOT
RETURN TO CAPITAL
! Of Russia Decides to Spend
Winter at SorakOs SelO.
3 eLAmoR E0R EREERoM

Boto3AuSlN Ato WVIWUo ~ ~
Cooperation Of WOrSlngmon's
anlzatiOns to AssIst Them In DO.
nds for sSH-eoVsrnment
Petersburg, Nov. 15.-Bmperor
BIAS and the Russian court will
one to st. Petersburg this winter.
DTt time ago 1t was announced
the emperor was about to return
e winter palace in an annex OF
b Count Witte has installed him
but his majesty has now decided
from PeterhOn back TO the Sar.
-Selo, where he has been living for
Ost two years with the exception Of
last months spent AZ PeterhOR. TX,
on the occasion Of the ceremony
blessing the waters last January,
an the emperor narrowly escaped
th, owing to q mysterious charge
grape being Ared into the direction
The imperial party by q sAluting bat.
y. the emperor has not stepped IN
B the winter palace for over SiEh-
months. His decision not to
he to the capital is regarded ~ un
gtunate, not only for It's moral effect
4 because 1t keeps him surrounded
court influences and out Of close.
Amedlate touch with Count Witte who
the present time should have daily
almost hourly conferences with
emperor.
Members Of his maiesty's encourage
Ne strongly advised against the en-
rOr being in st. Petersburg when the
ltioAal assembly meets, as well as
account OF the danger Of popular
IsoFders OF the capital this winter,
calling 10 the emperor's mind not
|thOut effect, the fatal results Of Louis
VI agreeing TO leave Varsailles and
ace himself At the mercy Of the popu.
ce Of Paris In 1889,
The Polish delegation here are work
q to secure the cooperation Of TIE
Iberals. Social Democrats and work
en- organizations in other general 20.
.ical strike Ia aid OF the Poles battle
z autonomy. but thus far, while they
i've met with much sympathy. no
,tion has been taken for their assist.
ice.
Count Witte. whom the deputation
" was extremely Arm. declaring EN-,
Iatically that the government would
} nothing for Poland under cOmpul.
On, and that martial law could not
abolished until the separRtist move.
ent comes.
The premier declares that the most
the Poles could expect IN addition
the rights granted under the reform
lnifestO was a separate general ZEN.
70 for Poland and municipal self
The Polish delegates say that over
100 Pole pfisSners ara languishing Ia
. fails o. WARSAW The radical press ,
Say - not sparing 10 the denuncia ,
n OF the governments action in put
q al Poland under martial Law. I
clarihg that II 10 q plain violation 1
the spirit o. the reform manlfcsto I
b 10 evident that the government has I
severed he nerve, and is determined Z
ne savere masurVs n necessary 20 4
tore order. .
ne AEitAtiOu thF0ughOct the oOun 4
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TIE aidea-de-camp o. the empeFOs .
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'vtnees ShsFe aEsaTiaR disorders are q
rpading Il proof q this. A. ne q
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