The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1906-08-14

Watching 10 take all the ball cart
ridges away from the men and to
carefully search their cartridge.
boxes. That this evidently was OF
done gives color to the suspicion
that the officers were In the plot.
Boise, Ida., Aug. 11.-Chief Jus.
tice Stockslager. of the Idaho su.
preme court, who was recently nom.
mated for governor by the demo.
crats of Idaho, received an immense
ovation on his return to Boise to-
night.
Early in the evening Judge
Stockslager addressed large gath
ering at Nampa, a special train 60.
ing from this city to attend.
Two special trains brought the
entire patty to Boise, arriving at
$3.50 o'clock. A parade formed at
the depot, with bands from Noun.
tain Home, Weiser and Boise, and
marched to the Capitol hotel, from
the balcony of which addresses were
made by Justice Stockslsger, Judge
Perky, probable chairman of the
state central committee, and others.
The spe eches were received with
much enthusiasm, and Justice
Stockslager was hailed as "the
Cham berlain of Idaho"
! St. Pete, sburg, Aug. 11.-Count
Heyden, in letter printed in the
Novo.Vremya today, gives the lie
direct to the czar in connection
with the recent attempt of Premier
Stolypin to form a cabinet. Count
Hey den says he and his associates
refused to enter the cabin ct because
their plans for reform we're rejected
land Premier Stolypin demanded
4 that they become bureaucrats.
The letter is bold and frank and
has created sensation Ia declaring
that the ezar is deliberately trying
to regain his full authority by only
admitting as advisers those favor.
ing despotic rule.
The general impressi is that in
driving the Heyden party from
him the czar has done the most in
his power to baeten crisis.
i Two regiments have notified their
officers it will be useless to order
them to shoot the peasants they
have been sent to subdue. General
Classof fastened to the camp at
Voiogda to subdue the mutineers
but was unsuccessful, the men re-
peating to him their intentions.
| New York. Aug. S.-New York
World: ITO those who are not be-
hind the ecsnes the situation in
Russia looks like blind mob work
ing in chaos" said DR.. Paul S.
Kawlan, of No. 3z2 East Broad way,
mem be,of the federated committee
Of the socialistic Revolutionary par
ty, yesterday, "but to those who are
on the inside of every movement is
watched with the utmost interest.
Every outbreak is part of a pre-
arranged plan. The whole revolu-
tion is moving along with the mo.
mentum of an avalsn nche, and eve.
ry outbreak is arranged and carri-
ed ont like clock work.
"Those behind the scenes see the
purpose and the results to be attain
ed. The Rus sian government is
now running like blind bull, fu.
rious and maddened, but not know
| ing which way to turn or what to
do next.
/ CAT the mead of the revolution is
not one man that can he put out of
the way. Every COMMITTEES is SIX
| ply deep, and the moment that one
com mittee Is located and arrested
the reins ale caught up by the next
set. al d the work goes on.
ut has been preparing for months
and years. The revolution-on the
outside appearing like mismanag-
led anarchy-runs as smoothly as a
machine. The point has been reach.
ed where the committees that have
been working from the outside,
from America, England and Switz.
erland, have dared to go into Rus
/ sia, and are directing things from
the battle field. There are still
committees in these countries, to be
tsure, but now things are directed
4 from Russia ITSELF"
i It was learned last night that
Narodny and nearly all Of the prom
.inent revolutionists who have been
In this country have mysteriously
lgone back to Russia.