The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-01-26

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M cnnrsc 81 Acting chief OF Police
pnu1 encf r. rho dispatch to Ainbassa1duotli
1in,di n.e makes no mention Of touuee-
naff,s 4 offcr Ia meet Captain Grove u S,
.I.T,nnarv 25.--4A deputation from the =. ~
- Il sh,irr press waited on ~,
ister Syiatopolls- Mirsky during 1he pas
md presented a petition :
n conferences OF editors. y, q " X,
"A so,,rorin, ST. editor Of them oVoe g,
yremyay, said that the only m Elss q
restoring publicscontidenc Wis g : is,ill
3freedoni8tu& the press anu =
coneross Of Zemstvos. iie&deGinl req .. u,
n thc press had been free none 81 q, wy
recent daployaDle events Woulu 55l.Ne 10 -;
.pened. II. /. !, B, III. M I ian
,rt,,td NJ Fcensidcred, but that he must
.nnIe,. with Governor General repot'i.gS5
,pwo{ tobacco factories resumed %o l Is
'to-day.. sstlT ss5ss555s$s 5ggt
Strikers Getting Money
al, = ence accumulatcs that the strikers Y. :,
- .,,,,,,le with money TO meet kileli
,,resent needs All sorts or u stories F's ~
ps,Gnt n. Ia the size and origin OF wy
$s,,,I \ Money IS undoubtedly pcihs s"p.
VA NJ the liberals. It Is SAID nhl .' ~.
n i,,,,n fnna az SO, 0p0, 900. some OF when
-. s,,nn.ied by German Socialists put
,hare'3 q no way Of verifying me s'otits.
4. II seriously believed In some qualree'e
,hat nancy IS being furnished from ',hp't
nese- British sources to Drlns On on q =.
luton or sucll internal complici,ilt'Io''s =, 80
viii compel the government - . ti'ss'ss
peace f ~ "a il5j ~, "a I, j,
Some foreign CORRESPONDENTS! WY ~, !,
beeni naulging in the widest eXasgerali22
TIM fiptDa ton OIL arrest,
ma irving 10 arrange for the embassies
n their respective countries 10 IS nlt,h $.
n,onnf transformations in their Apcnaih
,rhn strikers seem still TO be WltHou'
definite plans for the future. u IS silN
that a demonstration has been deelacol ~
~. morrow on the occasion or the luhefiits
OF several Of the more prominent Vicllli,s
mis- Is denied. For the moment, ths
strikers appear 10 be content 70 fennui1
quiet y ~, III,
Al, the outgoing trains are filled Will
peoDle going abroad, mostly f0reisners'
The stories OF the illness OF the I'm
! pcror and Empress are ofilclnlly ue.llea
me correspondent OF the Associated Pres'
to-day conyersed With q memper o. ~ y
| court who saw the Emperor walking ~
the garden at rsarskoe Sclo thls morll
ing.
/ BurylnR tne LEAH
The night was quiet, althoughSn few
shots were heard In the Nassii Ostrof
/ Quarter. Troops par:ldcd the streets ~
4 night long, stopping and interrogatini
4 people. Bodies Of workmen continued Il
march Through the principal thorough
fares until midnight The shops arc SUI
A closed to-day. Bodies Of troops renal
in several Streets though on the whol
the'cty hasa quiet aspect,
With tho exception Of the official Mos
senger and the Rusaki Invalid, no newsnn
pers have appeared, "a
The wqrBmen d Tie Neysky yards pr.
sented themselves there To-day In ordt
10 receive the bn ,tinca OF their wage
!. 1.-THE denennort Of the strikers Was qui2
4 The funerals OF many victims Of s'i,t
days tragedy were held to-day. Ptifl
sights were Witnessed In several cast
Husband and wife carried between thel
a wooden hos containing Il child kiilA
i some OF the coffns We're l,oinc on cDi'
mon carts or slelghs, the nlonrpers 10
loving ON foot, according 70 the Russia
custom, ltSwas noticeable hat iii mar
leases the usual priest Hnnd lkon nj Il
head pf the procession, were absent.
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