New-York tribune., 1906-09-13
CZAR TO MAKE CRUISE
PLANS FOR THE WINTER.
Premier Forbids Meeting of Consti-
tttional Democrats.

ST Petersburg, Sept l2.-Emperor Nicholas,
the Empress and their children will start
Tomorrow on board the imperial yacht STANDARD
for cruise in Finnish waters Their destination
is BJorko Sound. II Is possible that they will
go TO Longinkoshe Castle. near KOtka, which
was a favorite resort of Emperor Alexander III,
but their departure has been delayed by con-
ferences at Peterhof that the Emperor has less
than week TO spend as a holiday. He expects
TO return on September is. when a military re-
view will be held at Peterhof. Soon afterward
the Emperor will go to Tsarskoe-selo. where he
will spend the winter.
The "Perelom." an organ Of the Moderate Lib
eral party. has been suspended on account OF the
publication OF an article attacking the bureau
cratic system. in the course OF which General
Rennenkampf fatty charged with thievery
and defied to bring action for libel The article
alleged that General Rennenksmpf had filled his
pockets with military funds and with tribute
levied upon his subordinates in the Russo-Jap-
anese War.
on the private hunting estate Of Emperor
Nicholas, at Belowezh. the peasants rose to-day.
killed a guard and beat a sergeant of police and
his assistant for killing a poacher.
An official dispatch from Siedlce says that the
excesses OF the troops We're committed in re-
taliatiOn foE revolutionary crimes. The list Of
dead contains forty-four names one having been
a soldier.
News has been received from Vyatka of the
unfrocking OF a priest named Ogonieff. who was
member OF the former parliament. for revolu-
tionary agitation This makes two of the five
orthodox clerical members of parliament who
have been unfrocked. Father Poyarkoff. third
radical. has been imprisoned by order of the
Synod.
The proposed meeting of the Constitutional
Democratic party has been prohibited by
Premier stolypin. Preparations under way
10 hold the meeting in Finland.
The police to-day broke UP the central Ar
menian congress at Etchmiadzin Transcaucasia
and ordered the delegates to go Immediately
to their homes.
General Moeller-S -Sakomelsky. who subdued the
mutiny at sebastopol and later was General
Rennenkampfs chief lieutenant In crushing the
insurgents who controlled the trans-Siberian
lines for months last winter. has been appointed
commander Of the Fifth Army Corps the head
quarters OF which at Warsaw. II is a mat
ter Of current gossip that Governor General
Skallon's mind has been affected by the out
RACES in Warsaw. General Moeller- -sakomelsky
may succeed him.
Fearing disorders at Odessa. the authorities
have decided TO arm all day and night watchmen
with rifles. and to patrol the city with detach-
ments Of troops The police guarding the build
ing where the courts martial are being held have
machine guns.
Dispatches report twelve condemnations to
death on account of attacks on policemen and
for highway robbery eight in Mitau, two in
Warsaw and two I'm Riga.
The commission which is working out plan to
enlarge the rights OF the peassntry has reported
that the time is not ripe for the removal OF all
restrictions on the peasants The commission
recommends that a certain amount of restraint
In selling land must be exercised for the peas
ants good.
The bodies OF ten victims OF the recent fight
ing at Kamyshin have been buried. They In
clude one soldier and one policeman. Two police
men were seriously wounded. A great number
Of arrests have besn made.
The Social Revolutionists at large meeting
at Moscow to-day adopted resolutions con-
demning robberies. attributing them TO ire
sponsibe members Of the community and saying
that such acts tended 10 weaken the party.
This emphasizes still further the split between
the regulars in the Social Revolutionist party
and the flying group