Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-14
PRECAUTIONS FOR SAFETY
All Civilians for Krasnoye-Selo Scru-
tinized.
MAY DEPART FOR CRUISE LATER
Emperor Accompanied by His Entire
Family and Major Portion Of
Court-Grand Review.

ST. PETERSBURG, August A-DeSplte
the attempt on the life Of the Grand Duke
Nicholas on August 10 at Krasnoye-Selo,
the emperor. accompanied by his entire
family and the major portion Of the court.
at the guards camp.
Six additional guard regiments have gons
to the camp from st. Petersburg and the
most rigid precautions have been taken to
protect the safety of the emperor during
his. stay at Krasnoye-Selo.
The railroad station at st. Petersburg is
heavily guarded and no civilians are al
lowed to leave there for Krasnoye-Selo ex-
cept after being fully identified.
A grand review Is scheduled for August
TO- after which the imperial family will go
to Tsarskoe-Selo. instead of returning to
Peterhof. although some of the papers re-
port that 1t is the intention of the Imperial
family to Immediately go by sea to LiVadta,
In the Crimea. and spend the autumn there.
Major William w. Gibson the American
military attache, has gone to Kra5noye-
Selo. at the imperial invitation, to attend
the maneuverS.
Capture Of Revolutionists.
The authorities attach great Importance
and in that vicinity during the last three
days. They believe they have broken up
the headquarters of the military fighting
organization and arrested the leaders. In
addition to seizng their clandestIne print
Ing establishment and a large supply OF
bombs and explosives, including Shi.los6
powder. the authorities secured elaborated
plans (which were to be used In the event
OF uprising
Ambassador Meyer left st. Petersburg for
Kissengen today to take the cure. He ex-
poets to be gone q month. unless the Situa-
tiOn here necessitates his earlier return.
During his absence Secretary Eddy will be
charge dafaires
Trial by Court Martial.
Onipo. the peasant member Of the late
Russian parliament who was arrested at
Cronstadt after the recent mutiny there,
will be tried by court-martial separately.
When he was arrested a plan of the fortress
of Cronstadt was found on his person. but
the drawing Is said to be cpude and of no
strategic value. He will be defended by NJ.
Kuzmin- Karavieff. formerly a member CT
the Academy of Law.
Threat to Employers at Odessa
ODESSA. August 14.-Gov. Gen. Kaulbars
today issued an edict decreeng that en-
ployers iHdemnifying strikers for the days
the latter had been on strike would hence
the closing of their factories. The same
edict enjoins the Inhabitants from whom
money has been extorted by anarchists
under threat of assassination to report the
facts to the police. falling which they will
be considered to be protectors Of anarchists.
Reports from the southern and south
western parts of the interior testify to the
spreading of peasant disorders. Reports
of only about one-tenth of the number Of
outrages reach the press. The troops pas
sively obey all other orders, but refuse to
fire on the peasants.
Notes.
SrAVROPOL. August IA large meet
ing Of sympathy and protest was held here
yesterday against the arrest and trial by
court-martial Of M. Onipko. who represented
this district in the outlawed parliament.
MOHILEY. August 14.-Since the publi-
cation Of the decree granting freedom Of
conscience almost 10000 members OF the
orthodox church. majority of whom are
peasants. have embraced the Catholic re-
ligion in this bishoprc.
NISHNI NOVGOROD. August 1.-THE
suburb OF Gordievka Is in flames and the
fire Ia spreading but as yet the great fair
buildings are not endangered. 1t Is thought
that a number of persons have lost their
lives In the conf1agration. One body has
already been found