The Washington times., 1906-06-10
Chiefs Will Hold Meeting
to Prepare Campaign.
ANARCHIST ROGUE GALLERY
Former Member of Clan, Now an Heir,
Makes Disclosures of Great
Importance.

Ills nIlf2S on InGlr WtQQlnE O1T, the
chiefs of police in the various large
cities in the southern part OF Europe
have decided to hold a conference In
this city next week
The meetings Of this conference. which
lin be led by the chiefs OF police of
Rome, Madrid, and Paris, arc TO be held
in secret, and plans for a campaign
against the anarchists who infest south
ern Europe are 10 be discussed. The
lists Of names Of anarchists now in the
possession OF the police authorities OF
the various courtr viii be compared
and n special rogues' gallery consisting
exclusively of anarchists. will be made
up from photographs now in the hands
Of the authorities. A complete set of
police department in France. Italy,
Spain. and Portugal
1t is known to the police Of Paris that
the anarchistic colony n this city has
increased very much during the last few
months and more than a score of special
detectives are watching all meetings
which come to the knowledge OF the
police. It Is also said that two detec-
tives whose names are. of course. kept
secret. have succeeded in joining the In
ner circle OF the anarchistic group in
this city.
The police are indebted to a former
anarchist. Charles Grumpy, for much
valuable information. Grumpy. who is a
blacksmith by trade, was recently cap
tured together with a number of other
suspicious characters during a raid in
the Paris markets. and in his pockets
were found diagrams Of Internal ma
chimes Of very ingenious construction
While he was confined in a cell it was
discovered that ne was the long-lOst
heir to a considerable fortune left by
an old man who died some time ago in
q provincial town in the southern part
of France. When the news was broken
to him he was very much affected by II,
and said that, as he had only been
driven into the ranks of the anarchists
by his inability 10 get work, and as he
now would be able TO lead an honest
life. he was determined to give up all
connection with the assassins. He ask
ed to oe permitted to see the chief Of
police. to whom he confessed a number
of intended crimes which had come 70
his knowledge and which the authorities
Will now be able to prevent.
After serving his term in prison II IS
his intention secretly to leave the coun-
try 10 escape the revenge of his former
associates. who, he says, forced him 10
stick 10 them by threatening him with
death.
Socialisiic Utopia
when the ideal socialistic state shall
have become a fact 10 man will be
compelled TO work more than eleven
minutes a day" said Jules Guesde. the
socialist member of Chamber RoubaiX,
in an interview the other day
Modern machinery now In existence
will MAKE il possible to perform all the
necessary work in the world II every
man OVER twenty years Of age will 90
his share by working that length of
time evsry day in the year. with the
exception of Sundays and holidays.
This is no loose statement, puI Is
based on statistical facts, which nave
spent considerable time in looking up.
The work of seven men Is Sunclehl 10
grow er ough gram. thrash ito IL, sT5r@ mead 4
enough to provide for 1000 people; and
If the work of seven men suthceS 10
provide food for 1O0O. that would mean
mai seven full days work by the whole
community would provide for luz days
material necessities
"I intend 20 make II my aim 70 prove
this to the people Of the world, anc
when II becomes generally known they
will work out their own salvation and
we shall have society where there are
women, and children. Every one viii
have ample time TO enjoy life as II
should be enjoyed by every human De
ing and he Will have the conscious
ness of knowing that he has fulfilled
his duty TO his fellowmen. This sys-
tenn. OF course. will mean the end Of
our modern millionaires and mulu-mn-
lionaires. but IL will at the same time
mean the end of the cruel wage slavery
as IT exists today
Boy Atsinthe Fiecd.
A most revolving crime has just been
discovered in one Of the public schools
here A small boy of seven years has
been Systematically driven toward in
sanity by his own mother through the
The child almost daily had fits in
school during which he exhibited symp-
toms strongly resembling those OF de-
lirium tremens. The child was very
vicious and was always picking quar-
rels with his fellow pupils. He was
constantly asking to be excused from
the schOolroom for minute, and the
teacher. suspecting that these absences
were not altogether unconnected with
the fits. had him watched. 1t was
found that he carried with him a bot
tie of absinthe from which he con-
Iinually drank a swallow at time.
Upon investigation IL was learned that
the l!ttle fellows mother filled the bot
tie for him every day. and that she did
ST on purpose knowing what a terrible
effect the dreadful liquor had upon the
child.
Boycotting the Pope.
a boycott of the Pope by the cardinals
resident in Rome has been stated 10
exist. but the idea is quite erroneous.
The Vatican is certainly less frequent
ed by the cardinals than IL was under
Leo XIII. who had many disciples
among the Sacred College. as we'll as
cardinals Of his own creation. He. more
over had lived in Rome previous 10 the
election. whereas the present Pope sell
dom came TO the Eternal City, his first
visit being about twenty years ago, when
he was consecrated as Bishop Of Man
tua-
Plus ks apparent unpOpularity among
the cardinals is due then, to his not
having become familiar with them be-
fore his election
on the other hand. the doyen of the
Sacred College, Cardinal Oreglia. is con-
antly with his holiness. who values his
advice very highly. Cardinal Oreglia was
not In sympathy with Leo XIII, and did
not frequent the Vatican during his pom
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