The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-08-28
GEAR DARES ID LEAVE
 SHELTER OF HIS PALACE
WITH EMPRESS HE ATTENDS MASS OYER GENERAL
 MINIS BODY.

Adequate Precautions for His Safety
 No Confirmation From Luga of the
 Apparently Dissention in the Camp of
 the Social RevoIutiOnists Over De-
 cision to Wage War of Terrorism
 Against All 0ficials--Moderate Wing
 Washes Its Hands of the Attempt on
 Premier stoIypin's Life.
 St. Petersburg, Aug. 27-In spite of the menace of active war by the ter rorists against those high in authority, an earnest of which was the staying of Acting General Vonliarliarsky at Warsaw to-day, Emperor Nicholas and the empress quilted the shelter of the palace enclosure at Peterhof this after noon to attend a funeral mass over the body of General Min in the Peter hof camp, a considerable distance from the palace; but the precautions for the protection of the imperial family. were adequate, and the sovereigns returned to the palace without incident, Sever al of the grand dukes and delegations from all the regiments in the St Pet ersburg district were present.
 The body of General 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 Peter hof and St. Petersburg, instead of over the regular railroad used for ordinary traffic The Seminovsky regiment will meet the body at the station and es- cort it to the regimental chapel. Off, ficers 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 in the apartments of Premier Stoypin on Saturday will take place tomorrow. The supposition that the slayer of Gen. eral Min was the servant of the par ty concerned in the Stolypin attempt has been disproved, further investiga- tion showing that the woman had been living under an admittedly false name with peasant family in the village of Ludina, near Peterhof, since August 16. The extraordinary police suryeil- lance at Peterhof had not been ex- tended to Ludina, and she escaped no- tice. She was brought to St. Peters, burg to-day in irons.
 Up to midnight no confirmation had been received from Luga of the report ed assassination of Colonel Rieman. The report may be baseless, although at is known to have been the determin- ation of the terrorists to execute the death sentence upon other officers of the regiment besides General Min.
 Te Deums were sung to-day in many of the cities for the escape of Premier Stolypin. The premier has received many telegrams of sympathy, but it is noticeable that these are all from mu- ulicipalities, bourses and other official or serli-official organizations, and that the general public is not represented. M. Stolypins daughter is still alive, but is highly nervous from shock.
 There is some dissenslon in the camp of the social revolutionists over the de- cision to wage a war of terrorism against all officials, as is manifested in a proclamation by the moderate wing of the party, washing it's hands of the attempt on the life of Premier StoIypin which is attributed to the fly ing 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 s437 800 will be court t-mar- tialed for allowing him to escape.