The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-16
,(BygAssociated Press)t

ST. PETERSBURG, June 15--D Disor-E
ders5 appear to have broken out at Eialy-
stok this afternoon with even greater IVY -
than nsciiaracterized Thursday riots.
Few dispat tches have be receiYeo3 -
night direct from Bialystok. where the
telesrapt I, office Is closed but semi. IL
cia II n messages from Grono and Mlnsk re s. 3
no,rt tina the excesses we're started again
fo.day hy the throwing OF yeral bombs
The crowds. according TO these 81 1V uls Il
patches, then opened fire on the ponce
a station, to which the troops re pi'eu. ano
there was n constant interchange OF snots
between Jews In their houses and soldiers
in the strcets "a mob OF peasants, armed
with clubs, scythes, etc, who had founo;
their way into the city T thursday. Wns
spartictpating In the riotfng. 54
is a dispatch from Minsk states thai. the
authorities had been fully foreW'nrncds Q! /
i the possibility Of trouble Thursday and
recalled a battalion Of Infantry. a sew
eral so ,iadrons OF scayal ~ from the
rnnr camp To- ss,rcng hen the gafTi son. bas
without overawcing the fomenters s OF Or
trouble. J. .is +. 81. e. i 81
Uprising Incited.
& ri, Iouer house OF Parliament read
I ~. i government lesson to-day on
nrom ptness OF Investigation OF the Biaaly-s
Y s,oL 4 n,,th hreak committee Of three
!, : ,inp been named and departing this
evening for Blalyatok, in the nope 1.1al Inat
the presence OF representatives o. ,tl-3 ral--
,jament VIII check the disorders ana nave ~,
4 !, 3 'sal,,tary effect on revolutionary oHi-y
cials II the charges are - s We ein i.tl - ~
are inspiring excesses. =.
ss Tho membership OF the commlssloll 'l ~ ~ ~
significant, including Deputies = Jacopson,
"a 1Iew.S 3 a akantseffr former procuratorl
Sof Minsk. who was dismissed from ONCE
! and banished because he recornmenaeos
the trial OF Governor Kurlon for inGltine ~, y,
IN ti-Jewish sexcesses at Allnsk n
MY s.s,,ar,,,ar of last year. and stehepkin.S
s e. odessa. who investigated the October
rsn,., In that city, and demanded inc
osac,1t ION OF Neidshardt, the prefect Of
pol,ca 81 Odessa as the proyoker ot the the
4 riots. S55 ,,,tt.d IL
Inc "a n mission will be copies OF pro7ciu- proc.
nations, which, 1t Is asserted. were. a,s. ~
tributed In the streets OF Iialyst'oh ,5l .,ls
$iast-3ten days under the eyes OF the
police, calling on the popuia uoil I. - ~
aepninst the Jews and dintellectuals.
Worst to Come?
An official dispatch from BialystoK I. 70
night says the town has been conlp1e.e.y
9cordoned to prevent the slnsress q
on,rw Who were rushing in from tfs
country. attracted by chances OF piliase
and rumors OF danger to their e co; 9,
relIrionists. II NJ sheftel. a! member o.
Parliament from DkaterInoslav. accom-
panied by a number Of members Of ! !ns aa
4 iower house, from the Jews pale. callen
m M, stolypin, the Minister OF the IN
terlor, t 1,r, to-day regarding the anti-Jewisn
outbreak at Bialystok. They we're y n, |,
+ formed by NJ. stolypn's aide nc de camp ~,
that order had been restored, ana tha.
\ about ten persons had been killed but, Y
was added. the ministry had no inforrna-
tion ion as to the number Of wounded.
subsea auently NJ sheftel and his col
,aa s,,,es drafted interpretations for pre-.
aentation In the lower house. calling
attention to the Biaiystok affair express
ing fear that It ls the beginning OF q, g g
videspread attack on the Jews. y and d g
,nandinp 10 know what action the gov
ernment eminent has taken at Bialystok who Is
responsible for stirring up race ana re-
llglous strife In general, and what y, meas ta
ures are being taken to prevent the de-
structlon Of the lives and property OF
Jews throughout the empire. 3 IS