Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-17
THE TERR0R|STS
CONTINUE ACTIVE
Repressiye Measures by Gov
eminent Must Follow.
THE PROVINCIAL UPRIsINGs
Premier stolypin Enjoins Authorities
to Suppress Them.
DEMAND INCREASED VIGILANCE
The Events in Poland Have Given
New Impetus to Talk Of MILL
tary Dictatorship.
THE PROVINCIAL UPRIsINGs
Premier Stolypin Enjoins Authorities
to Suppress Them.
DEMAND INCREASED VIGILANCE

ST. PETERSBURG. August 1.-THE ac-
tivity Of the terrorists and revolutionists
and lack Of the support Of the public are
steadily forcing the governments hands in
the direction Of repression.
The events in Poland have given a new
impetus to the talk of a military dictator
ship. which. according to the Comrade Cor
merly the Nasha Shisn), is one OF the SUBJ
jects for consideration enumerated In tho
call for meeting received by the members
of the military council yesterday. The au-
thority of the Comrade, however, Is not
above question.
The prevalence Of agrarian strikes and
disorders has impelled Premier Stolypin to
send another circular to the provincial au-
thorities. directing them to spare no af-
forts to suppress Them and prevent their
repetition. NJ. Stolypin demands increased
vigilance on the part of the administrative
officials and police and rural guards. He
recommends especially the adoption OF
measures to ascertain the identity OF the
trouble makers. who are to be arrested ana
dealt with Enthusiastically.
The members OF the social revolutionary
party's armed legion" arrested in ST.
Petersburg and Moscow will be banished to
remote parts Of Siberia.
Outlaw Members Arrested.
Constant discoveries Of laboratories for
the manufacture Of explosives and stores
of bombs are chronicled. and the arrests OF
three more members Of the outlawed par
lament. NM. RamishvlH. Softer and
Volkofr. are reported. N. Ramishvili is a
social revolutionist from the Caucasus. and
was q prominent and picturesque feature In
the lower house. M. Softer was arrested at
Kishineff on the ground that discriminating
documents were found during the search or
his house. M. volkon was arrested at Smo-
lensk and later was released on the demand
OF his peasant constituents.
The commission which has been examin-
ing the budget with the view OF securing
the money needed for famine relief. has
half Of which will be taken from the army
budget. The remainder will come from the
relief fund for the war orphans, from this
years parliamentary credit. and from drib-
Advices received by the minister Of the
interior from Warsaw place the casualties
in the encounters there during the night OF
August Is at nineteen civilians killed and
twenty wounded.
21O Arrested In Thrse Days.
It is announced that 210 members Of the
militant section Of the social revolutionists
were arrested In 81. Petersburg and Mos
COW during the last three days.
Policemen Killed and Wounded.
WARSAW, August 17.-During yesterday
throughout Poland eleven policemen and
one gendarme were killed and four police
men were wounded.
1t Is now known that forty-three persons
were killed here August Is, Of whom eight
were policemen. and that eighteen police
men and about a hundred citizens were
wounded.
A Baron Ambushsd.
LIBAU. August 17.-Revolutionists yes
terday ambushed Baron Won Shredder the
assistant district chief They fred at his
carriage and wounded the barons coach
man and a soldier who accompanied them.
but Won Shredder was not touched. The
attempt on the baron's life was due to his
German sympathies and activity in sup
pressing the revolutionary disorders.