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PROMINENT NEW YORKER
GETS ELIGIBLE GROUND
-'drchase Represents Nearly SIoe, ooo
and High Rate for Residence
Property.

Perry Belmont. OF New York. today
purchased the triangular piece Of ground
hoehHed by Eighteenth street and X
street and New Hampshire avenue. from
robert a. Hoe The land contains
H's'S square feet, and the purchase
price paid Is So. 80. or nearly s. per
square foot The public parking sur
foUhdlng IL contains l2.l6O feet The plo,
q the ground does not show that there
l. any Improvement upon IL. Mr. Bel
mont VIZ! improve the property at an
carry d2> by erecting a handsome dwell
ing The sale was made through the
Office of Frederic MAY. who has been on
me lookout for some time for a desIr-
able location for his client.
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FUNERAL SERVICES FOR
LATE JOHN BREFFlTI

Funeral services for John Breftt. who
died Thursday night, viii be held in
Chester. Pa. where the body was taken
this morning
Mr.. Breffitt was a clerk In the finance
division OF the Quartermaster Generals
Office. of the War Department, where he
had been employed for more taan twelve
years He is survived by his wife and
one daughter.
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WIRELESS MESSAGES
PICKED UP BY WIRES

IoPENA. April George Hart. a
topeka telegraph operator, made an in
Nesusauon Of the report that wireless
messages are interfering with the
working of long distance teIa,t,o,o
wires. lie SAYS that he could dis
tinguish = few words Of the Morse code
and caught the name r B. Dirsch The
interference of the wireless occurs only
during very damp weather
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UNITED STATES MARSHAL
SEARCHING FOR MARITIME

NEW YORK. April John Wilmer
MARITIME the salesman and society man
VINO pleaded guilty to larceny OF a
vest from Il Fifth avenue haberda sher
p whom he had been employed and
who was parOled in the custody of q
probation officer or the special SEES
sions court, is not out OF trouble Vet
United States Marshal HonkeI -
searching for MARITIME 20 arrest him
on the charge of impersonating a
special Treasury agent.
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FOLLOWED
THEIR INSTALLATION

, were musical numbers by Mrs. Duncan
Richmond. soprano; Miss Loretta VIII
son. Miss Ethel A. Davis. and others.
Talbot Pulizzi and Miss NJ Likes gave
a Pair of Lunatics-"
The officers who were last night in
stalled are: Chancellor commander. s
H. Bassett; vice chancellor. Wallace W
Souder; prelate, James NJ Griffin: master
of work l.. H Troutman, master OF ex-
Chequer q. q. DennisOn. master OF
finance, D. y. Hoover; master al arms.
p Ellis: keeper OF records and sea-,
= c GetSinger. inner guard. b. W. An
drews; outer guard. J. Walter Thomp-
son. trustees, JaCobus s. Jones, W K
Harr. L Il. Daniel: representatives 10
Strand Lodge. Warren J. Coffin. Frank
ii Hosford. Joseph Reilly, @. c. Denni-
son. II. l. Thompson.
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MYSTERIOUS SLEEP ENDS
AFTER F0UR-DAY NAP

DERBY. Conn. April After more
Ihan four days sleep. unbrOken except
for three intervals OF a few minutes
each. Miss Marcella McAvoy. eighteen
years old. living in East Hartford, has
been restored 70 consciousness.
Miss MeAvoy had two teeth extracted
by DR. J. Hammond Mallory. She took
ether. and il was two hours before the
dentist, with a physicians aid, brought
her from under its influence.
On Sunday she lay down 10 take a
nap She did not awaken until Monday
evening. when she opened her eyes, ate
"A little and Immediately relapsed into
uncOnsciouSness-
Twice more the physicians succeeded
in arouSing her for an instant. and last
night sent her 10 the Hartford Hos
pitsl as "A puzzle
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PRESIDENT CAN'T GO
TO "0LD PUTS" COTTAGE

President Roosevelt received an invi-
tation this morning to attend the dedica-
ton OF the Israel Putnam Cottage AT
Horse Neck, Conn. on June a The in
vitation was presented by Reps esentative
I'm, who assured the President that
those in charge of the AFFAIR would send
over 10 Oyster Bay for him and return
him 10 his home without the slightest
bother on his part
However. the President s. not TO be in
oyster Bay at that time and informed
Mr.. Hill that IL would not be possible for
him 10 accept the kind invitation OF the
people OF Connecticut
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C0UGHED UP WIRE NAIL,
GETS WELL OF PNEUMONIA

DERBY. Conn, April &C r. Spencer
of Rocky Hill, a constable, has had
pneumonia since February %. He
oouGhed up a Sail half an inch long
and twice the diameter of an ordinary
pin and is now recovering
Spencer's physician says the nail prob
ably was lodged near the entrance 10
the lungs and had caused cough which
Spencer had had for a year. The wire
was much corroded.
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YOUNG MAN IS SENTENCED
NOT TO USE CIGARETTES

PHILADELPHIA. April Under the
solemn obligations of an oath ],
Charles HOLSTER. jr.. Belmont. y. y,
do bind and pledge myself by these
presents TO abstain from TIE use OF Gig
arettes for the period OF one year from
this. the 4th day OF April. A. u. 1896,
inclusive.
Having sworn and subscribed his
name TO the above pledge before Clerk
Flaterty. of quarter sessions court. No
l. and having further promised 10 re-
port once month for a year by letter
10 Judge Staples. Charles HOLSTER, Jr-,
eyed .tSveflty-siX, was discharged from
custody and sentence was suspended IN
his case. He had pleaded guilty To three
bills OF Indictment charging false pre-
lenses and excessive U.s. Of cigaret ,es
was claimed 10 have caused his down
fan.
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DETECTIVES AND POLICEMAN
ARE TO BE REWARDED

The Commissioners today approved
Major SylVeSter'S recommendation that
Detectives Tyser, Weldon, and Pratt.
of the Central Office. and Policeman
Springman. OF the Fifth precinct, be
given the $500 reward. minus 10 per
cent for the helmet and clothing fund.
which was offered by the American
Directory Publishing Company for the
arrest and conviction of Jayson w
Chest. alais Graham, and Frank Rich
ardson, two alleged bogus directory
men.
The reward viii be equally divided
among the four men,
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searched the whole earth for a
specific for rheumatism - something
that / or any physician coui3 feel safe
iE neutrality-suspicious. that We could
count on not only occasionally. but with
reasonable certainty For the ravageS
Of Rheumatism are everywhere and gen
uine relief IS rare.
After twenty years Of search and ex-
pertinent. / learned Of the German
chemical / now employ. And ! knew
then that my search and my efforts
were well rewarded. For this chemical.
IN combination with others. gave me the
basis OF "A remedy which IN the cure OF
Rheumatism IS practically certain. In
MANY. many tests and difficult cases this
MA cases are snnnetIlne. rrachrd hr a 81
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HIGHEST WATER TOWER
IN THE WORLD PLANNED

KANSAS CITY, Mo. April 7.--When
the Long building is finished 1t will be
the highest fire department water tower
in the world. An order has been placed
for the construction OF a siN-inch steel
water pipe from the ground to the roof.
so arranged that four lines of fire hose
may be attached at she roof MOBILES
and steamers can assist the city water
department pumps by tapping the pipe
al the street connection.
The building will be fourteen stories
high
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LEAD TRUST Is FOUND
BY MP. PERKINS, M. C.

Representative Perkins OF New York
unearthed another trust in the House
today when he made a speech in favor
of revision of the tarifr. He said that
the present schedule Of duties is re-
spOnsible for the Lead trust He de-
clared that in other countries lead. can
be bought for cents a pound. but here
cents pound is charged for il be-
cause of the 2-cent duty on il.
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Officers of Rathbone SUI
perior Lodge Installed
at a Special Meeting.

RathbOne Superior Lodge, No. %,
Knights of Pythias. last night held a
special meeting a which new officers
were installed. The ceremonies took
place al o'clock and We're followed by
an attractive program and dancing
The Rev. Ralph ID. Cole, of Ohio, de-
livered the principal address and there
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PRIVATE DANCING LESSONS. &c: guaran-
tee waltz. two-step. i've lessons class. s.
month, special rates club. piano Sc QUICK
mod method Address. with stamped en-
veIope. BOX 50. Times Office. ap3-5t
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DIED.

HILTON Friday April 6. 1896. at o. clock
HENRY HILL. beloved husband Of Jane
Hill.
Farewell. husband: may your slunIber
Be gentle as thy love
And when God will call US home ward
May we meet IN heaven above
BY His Loving Wife and Children.
Funeral from his late residence. St Philip,
Hill, D. c II
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Policeman Waiting for Him.

He had not been there long before M
saw a man answering the description
lean from the car and cross TO the
curling. where he waited. Iieutenan-
Doyle approached him. and after ques-
tioning him. the policeman was satisfied
that he was M2sterson.
Give me that revolver that YOU
have" suddenly demanded the HcuIen-
ant.
II nave not got a revolver" said Mas
terson. and If you think / have search
me
The policeman did not wait for a sec
ond invitation. but plunged his hand
into MasterSOn's rear trousers pocket
from which he extracted "A new %
caliber revolver, with all six of the
chambers loaded.
Masterson is "a stationary engineer
employed at the Hotel Metropole. lie
says that if he does not return to New
York tonight his position will be- lost
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CLEVELAND LANDS A BIG FISH

STUART Fla. April with one Of
the biggest tarpon ever taken in Flor
ida waters to his credit after a hard
night Grover Cleveland hacked ri
traps and left for home YESTERDAY
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LOCAL SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
Sirayer's Business College

T y
Best Instructions. Day and Night Session,
Books and Stationery Free. Typewriters at
Students Homes. Situations Guaranteed Sp--
cial arrangements Will be made with STU
dents OF the late Prof Tanner enabling
them 20 finish their PItmanic shorthand
typeWritipg- etc either day OF night cali
Tor interview Charges small ap7-tf
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CHURCH NOTICES.

UNITARIAN-AIl Souls Church I4th St
corner OF l. ST. NV. Rev. Ulysses c. b.
Pierce. Ininister-S:45 AN. Sunday schoo! and
class for the comparative study OF religion
for adults; 10 a. m. unity study class; II m.
morning service. sermon by the minister. 4-45
pm. Vrsper service pm. Young Peoples
Religious Union. meeting in the lecture room.
NEW CHURCH. Modern Religion Thought
ana the bible: subject OF address at the Kew
Church Mission. 1873 New York ave. NV.
invited free circulating library OF litera-
tnre on modern religious problems is open
week DAYS from 1 10 pm. and on sunday
after the close Of the meeting. II
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. Sth and II
SITS. NV. Rev. samuel II. Greene. ID. D, pas
tor-s:So am: sunday school. 7 H. Bristow.
Teachers Bible Club. Thursday I pm
Church prayer meeting. pm, Endeayor
and 6:4S pm All are cordially invited II
SECOND EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE CHCRCH-At 1902 T St NV Fri
day evening, at O'Clock Elder Roland f.
Hazard will deliver lecture on the subjec;
The Spiritual UNDERSTANDING All inyit ii.
EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN sCTi,,55sE
CHURCH. scottish Rite Hall. 1907 q s. ".
Services, IL am. and 7:30 pn--The Insrn Z
lecture by Bishop Oliver e. Sabin: st.ss7ct
Thought" The Sunday evening service vii
be testimonial meeting. where MN 0erss
ing through divine methods. These services
are especially interesting and instructive 10
those who do not understand this science
and all are invited. The wednesday evenir <
meeting. at 80. viii be quiz. meeting
Persons desiring questions answered viii pre-
pare them In writing and put them IN the
basket ii Is handed around. ana such
qustions VIII be answered Seats free: All
invited 1t
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE-First Chu-sh OF
Christ. Scientist. 18th and X sta. nw--Sers -
Sunday. IL am. and pm subject. Doc
trne Of Atonement." Sunday school II
a. m; "Wednesday. pm Public cordially
invited. All seats free Free reading rooms
in the Traders National Bank building. cor
ner 10th st and Pennsylvania ave IL
THE SECULAR LEAGUE-''The AttitG,ie OF
be considered by Hyland c. Kirk at pm.
Pythian Temple. 1912 9Th ST. NV =
SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST. Scientist
Subject, Doctrine OF Atonement. Sunday
school, u m: "Wednesday. pm Leading
room. Traders Bank building. 10th st and
Pennsylvania ave. II
SPIRIrUALIsM-T League. at Pyth;a.
Temple. Sunday 7:f5 pm. lecturer Mr.
Nigh; medium Mrs Zoller- Duets by Mis-
Louise Farrow and Miss Johnson. Socssl
Wednesday at Mrs Farrow's. 30 NJ stft =
northwest.
CONFLICT Between Capital and Labor
Foretold in the Bible. The Evils OF the
Money Power Outlined: win Federated Labor
Remedy the Evils2 This Will be the the ne
OF lecture by the author OF Conflict Be-
tween Capital and Labor f. T. Rssse l.
OF LINCOLN. Neb.. Sunday. April s. al 7.a9
p. M. In Pythian Temple. near Carnegie
Library. Seats free. II
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DAY AND NIGHT
The BerIliz School of Languages

I23 IAN st N W A GOnard. Prime
Grand Prize. st. Louie Expedition, 1904
French, German. Spanish. Italian. Russian.
etc Native teachers Trial lesson free.
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How TO Cure Rheumatism

prescription has with regularity justified
the confidence ! had in il
! don't mean that DR. Shops Rheu-
matte Tablets can turn bOny joints into
flesh again and never fail-that Is i'm
possible But they will with reasonable
certainty drive from the blood the
poison that causes pain and swelling.
and then that Is the end OF the pain
and swelling-the end OF the suffering
the end OF Rheumatism
ANY Rheumatic sufferer who writes
NAV receive my little book on Rheuna-
tisrn including professional advice as 10
diet etc free With the book ! will
also send without charge. my Health
Token an intended passport 20 good
health Address Dr. ShOOp. Box 500.
Racine. Wis
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BUSINESS COLLEGE

Established 1864 Known in every land through
its successful graduates highest honors and
medals. success UNPARALLELED equipment sys-
TENS. and methods unequaied. II costs M
more TO attend the best Also Home Study
Course Begin now can or write -SPEN
CERIAN.'' sO3 sJh St Nv. Ter free bookle-s-
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SPECIAL NOTICES

SPECIAL NOTICES
J. MAURI DOVE. jr. and Alex Brit
ton Browne are now identified with J.
Marry Dove Company in connection
with The sales department ap7-7t
APRIL 4th. Is06-AII persons having
goods stored with W F. REAaIER. Sos
n Y ave NV will remove same within
10 days from date owing 10 III health
au5-Tnr
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Said He Was Going to Shoot.

w hat are YOU going 10 do with that
Gun; asked cOlo.ed man of Master
SOC, while the latter was attempting
10 load the revolver in the toilet room
Oi 4 saloon at Fifteenth and L streets
northwest. about So o'clock.
Il am going To- shoot a party AT Fiji
tecutn and / streets northwest" was
the reply that Masterson is said TO have
given. Half an hour later, Masterson
was lodged behind the bars of the
Eighth precinct police station.
As soon as the cOlOrcd man learned
Of the intent Of Ma-tersOn. he telephOu-
ed 10 the Eighth precinct, telling the
desk sergeant that "A heavy-set white
man, with Il black derby, was On mis-
way To Fifteenth and L streets to injure
some one. As soon as the message was
received ut the station, Lieutenant
Doyle, accompanied by Policema n
Walsh. started for the place named Tie
informed the crossing policeman TO be
on the lookout fof a man answering
the description giVrn him. After send
Ing Officer Walsh q Fifteenth and l.
streets. Lieutenant Doyle stationed him
self at the crossing of the car tracks
at Fourteenth and l.. and waited for
MaStersOn-
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NO CHANCE To USE
HIS LOADED PISTOL
New Yorker Made Threats
to Shoot BrOther-in-Law.
NABBED IN THE NICK OF TIME
MaSterson Fell Into Policeman's Hands
as he Approached the Bran
well Home.

After having come 10 Washington for
the purpose of taking his wife, who had
left hiTn last Friday to come 10 her sis
ter's home in this city. back 10 New
Eork, Thomas Masterson was prevented
from numbering the man who stood be-
tween them this morning by the timely
arrival OF the police. Masterson came
Lcre last night In a respondent mood
determined to take his wife home. He
was arrested by Lieut.. j. Il. Doyle, of
the Eighth precinct. this morning and
fined 500 IN the Police Court on a charge
OF carrying concealed weapons.
On Friday. one week ago. Masterson's
wife came TO this city 20 visit her sis
ter. the wife of Policeman ]. NJ Brain
well. WHO is stationed ut the White
House. Mrs. Masterson said she could
not live with her husband any longer
MaStcrsOn came TO Washington TO seek
a reconciliation and yesterday he went
20 the Bramwell house, at 20l3 Portner
place northwest. In an intoxicated con-
dition and demanded that he be al
lowed 10 see his wife. Policeman Bran
We'll refused 10 let him sac her.
Last night MaSIeTSOn is said 10 have
bought a revolver at one OF the down
town stores and this morning when he
lefE the place where he spent the night
Abe WeaD On was in his pocket.
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Beautiful Funeral *,
DESIGNS

Made by Artists From 800 up.
A l. BE X L +. Z CHI, FLORIST,
Fifth and q Streets n. w.
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Funerals for $500.
TELEPHONE NORTH 1885.
S. H. HINES,

UNDERTAKEN AND EMBALMER.
17I5 14th ST N W
I hardwood cloth covered easket I outstd
case. 4 carriag es. ] hearse. enIDaIming bod,
VIII furnish 10 any place. city or cOuntrl
short notice. Everything good and s,tl
stantial, with first-class services VIII Gre
mate al lowest prices. More expensive out
fits IL desired. Iron grave vaults on hanC
Open day and night. Use % funeral parlo
free Of charge Established 1873
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NEW CHURCH-"Modern Religion Thought
and the Bible" subject of address at the Kew
Church Mission. 1919 New York ave. NV.
second hoor. at pm. All cordis Ily
invited A free circulating library OF Iitera-
tcre on modern religious problems is open
week DAYS from 1 10 pm. and on sunday
after The Close OF the meetlng IL
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SECOND EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE CHURCH-At 1902 T St NV. Fri
day evening, at \ o clock Elder ROLAND T.
Hazard will deliver a lecture on the subject
The Spiritual Understanding. All inyit ii
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-07-08
ANTI rs PRO.
A Socialist Shows How q MAJ May BE q
Socialist without Knowing It. F.,

To THE EDITOR OF The sUN-Sir: Mr..
Tschudi, who writes against Socialism In your
issue OF July 5. is really more OF q Socialist
than he thinks. He demands that the In
ventor and the producer shall have the prod
uct Of his brain and his labor: and this Is
exactly what the Socialists demand.
Under the present system. inasmuoh as a
few people m%onopolize the machinery OF
production-capital-they are In O position
to demand as rent from the inventor and
from the worker all the reward that should
60 TO them for the exercise of their muscle
and their brain. To-day the machinery OF
production has grown to a size beyond, the
possibility Of operation by the Individual;
It must be operated collectively. Individual
operation of machinery is practically q thing
OF the past, but individual ownership OF
machinery still persists. withthe result that the
collective workers are at the mercy OF the tndi-
vidual owners. Socialism merely proposes
that the collective worker shall be the col
lectlve owner, SO that the man that works
be the master OF his own destiny.
For instance. a modern. tool which, has
grown beyond the possibility OF Individual
ownership Ia that Of trasportation. 4 rail-
road must be operated collectively. There;
fore IL should be owned collectively. owned
by the State. When the workers. " all
machinery collectively through the State,
then will they have an opportunity OF keep
ing for themselves 2 reward 1Sr shs In lf sSsT
GAYLORD WILTSHIRE.
NV YORK July T.
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NUMBERS.
New and Comprehensive Scheme for Mark.
Ing Devil wagons.


To THE EDITOR OF TIE sUN--ST' Though
my eyesight Ia exc client, { have great difi-
guilty 10 detecting the maze OF numbers on
many Of the automobiles which 90 whizzins
by me In town and country. not infreauenty
TO my danger.
I beg to suggest q method Of numbering
which will make each OF the devil wagons
easily and instantly recognizable and at q
much greater distance than % now possible.
It oonsists In the employment OF the COM
binations of not above three members that
are possible by utilizing the letters Of theaipha-
bet and the Arabic numerals. One and zero are
excluded, to avoid confusion with [ and o..
The letters OF the alphabet number 30.
The same combined In twos. IA, ALB. &op up
to TX, ZY, ", make destinations nupber
t the q sIs &c 2 a Bic; numerais. AZ. "A. b.. sB
up TO 70, o.. make. 29x!sx2 arrangements
or 4le, The alphabet In combtnatione 81
three, from AAA, AAB, 30, up to Tx. ZLI,
ZZZ. forms designations equal to ae* 2e* TO-
Combinations Of. two letters Of the alphabet
as AA2. A2A. 2AA. up to ZZ9, ZsZ., sZI. equal
2sxe'ssTs, Or ie,a25; ,r, The s9ta s,t SSm1 neae
containing more than three dlgits. would &C
cordin ely be 34,9is.
Der, Il Z could be further added to By an amount
equal e three times the total given. slmpIy
total would accordingly be TX 81. 8ls. or . 1857.
The number would provide for all the autos
In the United States, imagine. without re-
s1Eiin nssm ss shs s SS% SusBs1 Of Of rS lfSs E'i h !
not computed. u. !. d.
BROOKLYN, July a.
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massacre, Professor SrcHEPKIN, n
chairman OF the Investigating commits
SION declared that the military and
civil authorities had not only instigated
but participated In murders, tortures
and robberies. In order to avert a
repetition OF such outrages he urged the
Duma to organize a militia or national
guard to protect the Jews. He also
insisted that a law should be enacted
making 1t legal for soldiers to disobey
officers giving illegal orders. 1t Is
patent enough that the formation OF q
national guard which would be at the
orders Of the Duma and It's appointees
would 'precipitate civil war. That Is
one Of the most obvious lessons OF the
French Revolution.
A revelation which may have serious
financial consequences for the st. Peters
burg Government was made on Friday
by the Finance Minister, MI. KoKevsoFF,
who admitted to the Budget Commits
sion that the estimate Of the amount OF
money needed to liquidate the expenses
Of the recent war had been padded in
order to extract a large sum from foreign
lenders. This was a confession that
the Cars present advisers are willing
10 cheat even their best friends, and
should render it difficult, II not impossi-
BILE, to place another loan abroad until
the important offices are filed by men
possessing the confidence of the Duma,
the country and foreign financiers.
The mistake made by the re%actionists,
who are trying to hold back the Gear
from conceding the principle Of Minis
teria accountability to the national
assembly, was in not dealing an effective
blow much earlier. They could have
found a pretext for dissolving the Durna
within a week after it convened, when it
first threatened to become a focus o!
revolutionary agitation. At that time
the bulk of the army (and certainly the
regiments protecting the Cars person.
could probably have been relied upon.
As it is, the Imperial Guards themselves
are tainted, with disaffeotion. How much
alarm is felt On this score at Peterhof is
evident from the mandate given to the
Grand Duke NICHOLAS NIcHoLAIEv1TcH,
commander of the military forces in
the district of St. Petersburg, to take
immediate measures to stop disorders
among the soldiers. OF no less ominous
significance were the instructions given to
relieve fromduty Prince VAssILcHIKoFP,
| commander Of the Guard Corps, and to
dismiss in disgrace General ozERoFF,
commander of the First Guard Division,
and General GADoN, commander Of the
Probationary Regiment. When even
the petted household troops have to be
subjected to such purgation it is evil
dent that the military props Of the Gov
eminent are widely undermined.