Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-02-15
BECOMEMOREACTTVE
The Terrorists in Russia Again AS'
Stunning the Offensive.
BOMBS FOR The BLACK HUNDRED"
Not Only Are Arms Imported
Through Finland, But They nave
Gone in Through Baltic Ports
I'm Large Quantities

CT Petersburg. Feb. 10.-The war be-
tween the lighting organizations u
the reyolutionists and the so-called
Rlack Hundred assumed a new Phase
Friday night when band OF Reds sur
rounded the Cabaret schulesseloers-
Chaussee on the bank of the NeWsKy
river. above the city, and threw pomp
among an assemblage of workmen. Inc
reds then opened fire on the panic
stricken inmates Of the cabaret XIII
ing two and seriously wounding elgn-
ten of which latter one died while De-
ing taken to the hospital.
Military detachme1ts, which are con-
tantly patrolling the turbulent INDUS.
rial suburbs, hurried to the scene OIL
Ina disturbance, reinforced by Dragons
and police from the city, and threw a
c,rdon around the whole district. MOST
NJ the revolutionists made of at the
,3proach of the troops, but few bo!o
a.. s. irits remained and offered a le-
=. tory resistance to the encircling SOL
! Hers.
| The bomb which was hurled through
q window ipto the main room OF tEC
restaurant, demolished almost the en-
tire building. A wooden partition was
Town out and furniture, glassware ano
c.o,kerv was shattered. The ruins
| we're spattered with liquor and bloot
I'd pieces of flesh, the whole present
ag a sickening sight
The restaurant had been for SOM
l,me known as resort oil the lowe
rder of workipgnen and rough cnar
tiers who were believed to be In tn
Nv of the police and were accused no
NY of furnishing information apou
q olutlonists, but also of sallying gu
t night and conducting searches o.
cir own account and beating STU
2ats who were members Of the oppc
:ite faction.
The killing of three workmen at tn
Patiloff factory Thursday, and Frida
nights episode, are believed to be Du
prelude to other acts OF retallatio
and revenge between the two factions
| The terrorists campaign has bee
vigorously prosecuted in the province
of late. From two to ten attempts 0
the lives Of officials and police al
reported daily.
The disclosures regarding the III
portation of arms into Finland nay
, been followed by the revelation thl
arms in large quantities have bee
openly imported through the custo
houses at Reval and other Baltic por
and forwarded to Moscow and 9th
nlaces In the interior. The burea
cratic official at Reval declared
his justification that the law on
prohibited the importation OF militia
. rifles of the Russian pattern and sa
a nothing about consignments OF Mau
ers of the French and Belgian TYP
which are now being confiscate
Guards have been placed on the islal
!. of Nargaen where suspicious sni
J. have been observed.
II A number of naval officers, accor
al ing to dispatch to the Slovo fro
. sebastopol, have been transferred
d the fur east for petitioning the m
q rine ministry for an open trial Of forl
|. err Lieut.. Schmidt and for satisfa
fion of the service demands Will
we're ono of the main causes OF c
10 mutiny Of sailors belonging to I
10 Black Sea feet. Schmidt command
'. the cruiser Otchakoff, the crew
Q: which mutinied in November last
IL sebastopol. The cruiser subsequent
\ was sunk by the loyal ships.
ar The trial of Schmidt has been POI
ID poned because 1t Is thought to
y. hazardous to transfer him from
ID fortress Of otehakoff, near odes
OF where he Is confined, to the ma
It. headquarters at sebastopol.
BY Mutiny is still smoldering on Doa
I'D several vessels of the Black sea ne
notably on the battleship Gather
II where several officers have been
ms rested