Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-28
Cout of Peterhof Undecided as to How Best to Handle the
 Tenorists
GOVERNMENT NOT AFRAID
Will Continue Reform Plan Mapped Ous-Arrests Made Since the
 Latest Assassination.

St Petersburg, Aug 28.-The court at Peterhof apparently is divided as to how to meet the campaign of the terrorists. Premier Stolypin and his cabinet, however. have taken stand against repression upon a scale which would drive the whole population into revolt. The premier's views are reflected by the Rossia to-day, which declares the government must not be frightened into abandoning the re- form program. It is only necessary the paper asserts, to draw line be- tween loyal opposition and those who by word and act seek the destruction of the government.
 The Novoe Vremya proposes, "as an exit from the horrors of the worst kind of civil war" to confer upon the cabinet authority to prepare con- stitution which will realize the hopes of the sane liberals"
 The Svet continues to advocate a concert of the powers to suppress an- archy and anarchists.
 Against these comparatively mod crate propositions the reactionary party. at court is urging a dictator ship and the Strana publishes a re- port that upon the initiative of the council for national defense an ex- traordinary conference, somewhat similar to that which created the committee of public security after the assassination of Alexander II has been called to meet at Peterhof dur ing the latter part of the week.
 The funerals of victims of the bomb explosion of Saturday last at the residence of Premier Stolypin oc- cured to-day under military escort.
 An unsuccessful attempt upon the life of Baron stahl is reported to have been fiade In the'park at Petcrhof last night. T s-.-
 A number of arrests were made lin the park during the evening. Baron 6tahl bears some resemblance to Gen. eral Trepoff and may have been mis. taken for tho latter.
 A number of officers with boards who might be mistaken for General Trepoff have taken the preca ution to have their whiskcrs shaved ofY.
 Colonel Rlman of the Seminovsky guard regiment had been assassinated at Luga, where. he stopped while on his way to Warsaw to take up a posi- ton on the. stan of General Skallon, governor general of Warsaw. r.i
 Undcterred by the action of the ter rorists. Rlman recently accepted an appointment on the stan of General Skallon. governor general of Warsaw. and left St. Petersburg three days ago to assist In the suppression of anarchy in Poland.
 It Is reported that twenty-one men belonging to the battleshlp Pantelei- mon. formerly the Kniaz Potemkine, on which a mutiny occurred last year, have seized a cutter and landed on Berenzan island, where Lieutenant 'schmitt, the mutineer, was executed, and planted red flag there.
 The distribution of crown appanages, the first part of the adfNnlstration's agrarian programme by whichit is hoped to win the peasantry to the support of the government. at the coming cleo tions. was put in effect by an ukase just published transferring the 4,50O,- 900 acres of crown appanage lands to the Peasants bank for distribution to the peasants.
 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 Governor Gen eral von Llarliarsky at Warsaw, Elm peror Nicholas and the empress quilted the shelter of the palace inclosure at Peternsf to attend 6 funeral mass over the body of General Min in the Peterhof camp. considerable distance from the palace. but the precautions for the protection of the Imperial fam fly were adequate. ard the sovereigns returned to tke psisce without inci- dent