The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-28
ONE MORE VICTIM
Of THE RED HAND
GOyernOr-General Won Liarliar.
ski of Warsaw Is Shot
and Killed.
ASSASSIN, UNKNOWN MAN,
MAKES HIS ESCAPE
Emperor and Empress Attend
Funeral of General Min, Who
Was Lately Slain.

WARSAW. Aug. 27.-Gen. Won Liar
liarski, acting military Governor-Gen-
eral of Warsaw, was shot and killed
at 2 clock this afternoon while driv
ing in cab. The assassin escaped.
This morning an unknown man
warned the cab men of this city gen
orally not to drive any of the Generals.
Gen. Won Liarliarski was the com
mander of tho Fifth army corps, sta
toned at Warsaw.
Gen. Won Liarliarski was driving in
a carriage from the commandant' s of
fee to his residence. AS the General IS
driver slackened speed at place where
the street was torn up for repaving an
unknown young man fred four shots
at Won Liarliarski through the top Of
the carriage, one of the bullets enter
ing the Generals breast under the
heart. The coachman whipped up his
horses and drove at full speed to the
hospital, where the General died al.
most Immediately.
Gen. Liarliarski had only recently
been appointed acting military Cover
nor Of this city.
In spite of the menace of active war
by the terrorists against those high in
authority, an earnest of which was the
Staying of acting Gov.-Gen, Won Liar
liarski OF Warsaw today Emperor Mich
olas and the Empress quilted the shelf
er of the palace enclosure at Peterbof
this afternoon TO attend funeral mass
over the body of Gen. Min in the Pc
terhof camp, considerable distance
from the palace, but the precautions for
the protection of the imperial family
were adequate and the sovereigns re-
turned to the palace without incident.
Several of the Grand Dukes and dele
cations from all the regiments in the
st. Petersburg district were present.
Honor to the Victim.
The body of Gen. Min will be
brought to st. Petersburg tomorrow on
board a royal train over the special
imperial line, which is used only in
journeys Of the Emperor between st.
Petersburg and Peterhof, instead of
over the regular railroad used for or
binary traffic The Seminovsky regi-
ment will meet the body at tho station
and escort it to the regimental chapel.
Officers and men of this regiment have
received many communications threat
ening them with bombs and other re-
prisals-
The funerals Of many of the victims
of tho explosion in the apartments Of
Premier Stolypin on Saturday also will
take place tomorrow.
The supposition that the slayer Of
Gen. Min was the "servant' of the
party concerned in the Stolypin at
tempt has been disproved, further in
yestigation showing that the woman
had been living under an admittedly
false name with a peasant family in
the village of Iusina, near Peterhof.
since August 16. The extraordinary po-
lice surveillance at Peterhof had not
extended TO Lusina. and she escaped no.
tice. She was brought to st. Peters.
burg today in irons.
Up to midnight no confirmation had
been received from Luga of the re.
ported assassination of Col Rieman
Tc Dcums were sung today in many
of the cities for the escape of Premier
Stolypin. The Premier has received
many kilograms of sympathy, but it is
noticeable that these all are from muni-
Cipalities, bourses and other official or
semi official organizations and that the
general public is not represented. NJ
Stolypin's daughter is still alive, but
is highly nervous from the shock
There is some dissension in the camp
Of the social revolutionists over the de
cision tc wage u war of terrorism
against all officials, as is manifested in
proclamation by the moderate wing
of the party, washing its hands of the
attempt on the life of Premier Stoly.
pin, which is attributed 10 the "'hyinp
group, or younger members OF the
party.
The Official Messenger announces
that the officers and soldiers detailed
TO guard BelenZoff, the leader Of the
band which robbed the Credit Mutual
bank of Moscow of SI3I 800, will be
court martIaed for allowing him to
escape.