Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-22
CAR HAS NEW PLAN.
Uprisings Increase Throughout En-
pire-May Recall Witte.

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Russia is so honeycombed with revolu-
ton and anarchy that the government is
desperate and, foreseeing general mu-
tiny In the army and such widespread
uprising of the people that the car and
his entire administration will be swept
out of power and perhaps to death. has
determined as a last resort to remodel
entirely the whole administration Of all
southern and southwestern Russia.
Every governor is to be replaced. Pre-
mier Stolypin declares the old officials
have become terrorized in the face OF the
revolution, and must be succeeded by
Younger men courageous enough 10 carry
out. the administrations policy or merci-
less repression.
It has become known that the premier
has confessed to the car his INABILITY 10
cope with the revolution, and inausurate
reforms at the present time. 30 he mas
abandoned the latter and is no longer att
tempting to carry the reform projects
further than the preparation Of new laws
to be submitted to parliament next
spring.
This abject failure of the Stolypin gov
eminent to check the internal dlsruptlons
in Russia has given much signincance 70
the fact that Count White Is to return 10
Russia from Germany at once. 1t Is
generally believed that the car has sum.
moned him to take again the reins OF
government.
Chief of Police Golcew of Siedloe was
assassinated yesterday by a bomb-throw-
err Two policemen and woman were
badly wounded.
In the province of Saratov 1000 peas.
ants marched upon the village of Cart
sheda and demanded the instant release
of a divinity student named Ilyin, VINO
had been arrested for activity in the rev"
dictionary propaganda. Ilytn was al
ready upon a train speeding to Tzaritsyn
prison, when the mob arrived, but they
promised to kill the chief of police. all
I;aI~ anti viii
lage unless the prisoner was brought
back. The train was recalled and the
prisoner released. The peasants bore him
away upon their shoulders, singing the
mutiny is reported in the Astrakan
provinces, where several teachers who
had been arrested were taken from the
police by a mob and set free. The pre-
feet and all the local authorities now
locked up and guarded by Cossacks.
At Kharkoff fifty-seven peasants were
county fair. IF you are as brave as you
appear" cried the people as the soldiers
passed, why didn't you beat the JapsT'
The taunt a signal for a voiley into
the defenseless peasants, which was re-
peated until all who were not killed had
fed
Danger of renewed anti-Jewish disturb
ances has been increased at Odessa by
the newspapers, who are denouncing
them as being responsible for the muir
ders of police and soldiers in the Vistula
provinces. The situation is extremely
ominous.
The widow of NJ. Hertzenstein, the con-
stitutional member of the outlawed
duma, who was murdered In Finland,
has received a letter from the counter
terrorist organization demanding that
she contribute $1,000 for the relief of
families of victims of the revolutionists
or else she and her entire family will be
destroyed.
The bodies of young girl and stu
dent have been found In the park at
Peterhoff They had been assigned by
the terrorists to murder Gen. Trepoff.
Why they themselves were assassinated
is a mystery.