Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-07

! Af VnAANi 1T nNOIellN.
| Ihe sun runner waits about until 4
| dark night favors him, and running
! INTO one OF the inlcts he finds willing
] haHds waiting To help him unload his
cargo and carry 10 away 20 the APP
| pointed hiding place Most Of these
| war supplies are shipped from Eng
| lahd as hardware and a large pro-
! portion OF them never appear ou the
| manltests OF the vessels carrying them
, az all vessel bound TO a Baltic port
| for instance with coal or general NOR
| chandisc viii take am additional cargo.
drop IL in some Finnish bay. and then
present herself at her regular port ~
can ana get her clearance papers ina
proper shape.
GUNS AND AMMUNITION.
Occasionally OF course accidents
happen. A Few months $50 "a vessel
went ashore Off the Finnish coast and
the Russian coast guards who went to
hcr assistance found several thousand
rifles ard large quantity Of ammuu'
ton. Her captain, however VA
person or foresight. and had pr0Nu.4
himself with au invoice showing hlt
the war material Was consigned by tho
LuRNsh manufactures 10 "a trading firm
IN Sweden. The iussiaus had to COM
tent Themselves with Selling tho guns
aud cartridges but strangely enough
neither the English shipper nor tho
swedish consiguee ever claimed their
property. As a. matter or fact. Potrof
l1d paid the manufacturer bin be-
Tore inc goods We're put Ou board I'm
the English port and the Swedcs haI
never heard of tho largo consignment
ui m'rghauuls' with Che ownership Of
which they were credited.
Another accident happened at sun
der.aud ana Glasgow only u few weeks
ago. Nearly million rounds OF ammu-
milton Wcro found stored iu warehouses
near the docks and tho English au-
thniliies were forced 90 proceed against
the WarehousC-meu Tor having exc
riosives in their possession without "A
license and to seize the explosives. All
tIHt the Northumberland would say was
that tho goods had been lcft with them
by foreigner and they paid their
fine quite choorfully Petron said af-
forward to some of his associates that |
ihr seizure was cheap mo the loss of
me cartridges ana the fines because Nc |
directed AN the attention OF the Rus |
SLAM detectives 90 Sunderland and Gfas- |
gov aud enable him tD get several im- |
llflHuf shipments 0W from other ports /
Another Interesting figure is Prince |
Tcherfesoy, who is "a hereditary Prince /
Of me Caucasus he was infested With /
thc revolutionary doctrine whom be- WAS |
O Ner young man and hc was mixed /
up Iu plot tn HEsaENIul.D Gar Alex i
uudnr NJ 200 lNfA For fnis he was sent /
10 Siberia. but DEE escaped and came to
London. whore ho allied himself with /
the most violent section of tho Rus
sian revolutionary party. For "a long /
time De was the leader of the Terrorist
party but ~ late yuars Doc has shown
"a tendency to adhere to moro coustitu-
tIou1l methods.
A FAMOUS REVOLuTIONIsT.
80 sketch OF the Russian revolutions
lH movement would be complete With
1ut mention of Prince Potter krouot-
.Iu. who ~ great scientist aa wen as |
b great revoluuouiEt. Prince lNrupotkiu's |
advancing ago and his Iunmlucs have
compelled him 100 withdraw from active
work u tha movement but he d. still |
consulted as an oracle by tho active I
mon. His little drawing room Ht his
home at Bromley Kent "a short dis
.Huce from London. D. crowded every |
sunday afternoon with the stranEcst
gathering of men ana women of an
World Here u lu ONflrd professor who |
bias como 10 consult tho scientist on
some obscure point lu another corner |
Il society woman who has como to |
FAN ON the princess Beside her d. un |
anarchist from Italy nr spain who has |
travelled fHr t1 worship ut tho shrine |
lf one ul Ono high priests of rod reynlu- |
son. ana Whispering with tho prince |
himself o. ono of the heads of tho RUS
l1u Evolutionary party who is Seek |
nF advice from Doe man whose name is
ffefed hN hundreds of Thousands OF |
hr Russian people.
Another interesting ngure, Who h H.cl
.nQNn ~ many Americans. y H. Gold |