The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-28
TERRoRIsTs NOT CONDEMNED.
Press Rather Encourages Open Cum
 paign Against Government.

Press Rather Encourages Open Cum
 paign Against Government.
 St. Petersburg, Aug. 27.-The open campaign against the government which the social revolutionists inau- gurated with the attempt on the life of Premier Stolypin Saturday and the assassination of General Min yesterday has produced such feeling of resen4- ment at Peterhof that the spectre of a dictatorship has been revived.
 The government. 1t is claimed, can only rely on force to fight the ter rorists as the public press, which might be expected to manifest re- vulsion of feeling against the crimes which sacrificed the lives of a score of innocent persons in the attempt to murder a man who personally had not given cause for the offense remains calmly indifferent
 . Indeed, while expressing formal words of condemnation the hidden sat isfaction at the fact that the object of the campaign is to strike terror in- to the heart of the government is hardly concealed. Only the Novoe Vre- mya and the official Russia denounce the terrorists as enemies of society.
 The conclusions of the liberal press are summed up in the charge made by The Rech that the government alone Is guilty and responsible for what has happened
 The police have made hundreds of arrests since Saturday in an attempt to get their hands on the organizer and participate in what is evidently powerful. far reaching conspiracy but thus far they have been unable to secure the threads necessary to enable them to unravel the skein.
 All that has been definitely estab- 1ished is that two of the men who sacrifice their lives in the attempt on the premier arrived here August 23 from Moscow where the organization Is supposed to have it's headquarters. accompanied by two women. They rented an apartment on Moskain street. one of the women passing as the wife of one of the men and the other as a servant. The coachman who was killed was not in the plot Another young man bearing a passport showing him to be a student named Rulevitch of Rige, had arrived several days previously and was constantly in communication with the Moscow con spirators before the crime,
 Two of the men, then wesring off, cers' uniforms and the woman passing as the wife of one of them. left Mors- kaia street in a public landau, Satur- day. While on the way to NJ Stoly- pins residence the woman disappeared and Rulevitch entered the carriage In the meantime the woman servant also left the house and disappeared. According to some reports the woman who passed as the wife of the cou- spirators secured admission to M Sto- lypins residence and was among those killed
 The police are inclined to believe that the woman who killed General Min was the servant hut her identi- fcation is not positive. The door DOT ter of the Morskaia street house, who should have roticed the point that the men had donned uniforms when, according to their passports they were not officers, has been arreE1nd as an accomplice
 Prince Nakashidge, who was one of the victims of the attempt on M. Sto- lypin's life, was the inventor Of an armored automobile which was for uso in the warfare against the revolution ists.
 M. Bussel proprietor of the printing establishment which was closed for printing the Viborg manifesto, was another victim of the explosion. He had gone to M Stolypin for the pur- pose of requesting permission to re- open his establishment.