Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-26
SAID TO BE MOSTLY RUSSIANS
Leaders Getting Bolder and Crimes of
Frequent Occurrence.
ENGLAND PAYS HEAVY PENALTY
Leniency of Treatment Now Reacting
Disastrously.
LABoR1TEs AGAINST BIGGER NAVY
Protest the Cost of WnFships HAS
Grown 10 ne n Tremendous
Buraen-Heavy Play ut
bridge.
~ pAtfL LAMBETH.

LONDON. FEB 2.--(special TO The Bee)
ENGLAND IS about TO pay the penalty TO-
turning the country into a rendezvous Tor
anarchists and other men who have their
hands raised against everybody except
themselves.
Now there is quite a colony of foreign
anarchists in the quarters bounded by
Bishopgate. whitechapei ana Commercial
Roads, and II is their object to commit
burglaries attack in the streets, even XIII
10 support themselves, send money to their
accompiiccs elsewhere and for the manu-
facture OF deadly explosives for further Co
struction Statistics show that in 1902 22H
Russians settled here, and they all belong
TO bands Of outlaws who had fled their
country and were ready not only to at
tack the English, but to teach the natives
how 20 make war upon law abiding citi-
gems.
II Is strange what a number Of foreign
anarchists practice in this city the trade
Of tailoring and while they ply tho needle
their hatred toward peaceful mon seems 70
be augmented. Tho sweat-shop system
makes rebels Of them. There are tailorH
OF ali nationalities here. but the Germans
Norwegians and Swedes are law abiding
and Join the trades unions. while Slavs
prefer 70 remain outside the organizations
and flock by themselves.
LaboFites Enter Protest.
At the labor party special conference on
the growth OF ornaments at Leicester, a
unanimous resolution was carried protest.
ing against this increasing burden as being
subveruive OF civilization. Indeed the only
difference OF opinion at the meeting was as
10 whether organized labor should not
20 much further than protest, and by
means OF general International strike put
an end to an production OF war material
in those countries which went to war
EntanRIea iR Red Tape.
Here b. an example Of English red tape
The case OF George Archer shee, who was
accused of the theft OF q postal order from
q fellow-cadet and removed from the naval
college. is to be brought before the house.
After much legal procedure the action OF
the admiralty was taken before the courts
last year and the government Withdrew
from the case clearing Shee's character.
Since then no communication has been re-
ceived from his relatives from the admir-
atty, no expression OF regret has been sent,
and no offer made to reinstate him, nor
have the costs OF the legal proceedings,
$4,000, been paid.
High Play at Bridge.
The rubbers OF bridge played here within
the last few days resulted In the amount OF
e tlltsVJVs ana Aue scene OK lue game q well
known hotel much frequented by American
visitors. The stakes were $50 q point, and
Il was mutually arranged that three rub
bers should be played, the partnerships re
naming throughout decided by the orig
inal cut.
Orr Uncle ConnauEht.
The duke OF Connaught, who win be IN,
next governor general Of Canada. lie clos,
upon 81 years old and an uncle OF tn,
king He graduated from the Woolwicl
Military academy in 1865 His first fight
ing experience was In Canada during tn,
Fenian raid Since then he has seen serv
Zoe In Egypt, India, ireland and tn,
Mediterranean district He is a field mar
shall He recently represented the kini
at the opening Of the South African Par
lament.
The title Is derived from the province o
connaught. the western part OF ireland
The title was coined to captivate thi
Irish. He has been, as has the king. &C
eused OF a prediction for Catholics an,
friendship for the Jesuits. Replying I,
the Protestant alliance. the duke has writ
ten TO say that the body has been quit
misinformed" as to his opening a Jesui
college at Buluwayo. He points out tina
he laid the foundation stone OF a Protestan
church in South Aftiea and he was quit
certain that the Jesuit order was not In
terested in the project.
Kitchener az Constable.
When King George is crowned Lor
Kitchener viii act as lord high eonstabI,
The constable attends the king during "a
coronation procession. During the actus
ceremony he stands upon the left OF IN
king and Is the communicating link be
tween him and those with whom he desire
TO speak.
Pays High for view.
As an omen OF high prices likely to B
obtained for good views OF the forthoom
ing coronation procession, the oocupier Z
house In 81. James street has let Il I
wealthy American. who has eontracte
10 pas $500 Just for one day.
Keeping FsmiIy Together.
There was pathetic scene in the Pene
police court recently. arising out Of
youths desire 20 falfn the dying wish ,
his neither The defendant. James Sal
gers, aged IS was accused OF enticing tw
children, Arthur saggers aged Is. an
sydney sagsers. AGED 10, from the Mort
Surrey school
Il decline to say where the boys ar
as I wish 70 Keep my solemn promise
my dying mother" said saggers
The relieving officer said the chidr,
were adopted by guardians on the deal
OF the mother
The defendant said he had not been In
position 10 take the boys before and b
saction was due TO the refusal OF d
guardians to allow his brothers 20 be place
under his charge. Before his mother al,
he made solemn promise 20 look aft
the lads and he tried 10 keep that prom 3
she had a dread Of the boys coming und
the control Of guardians The case h a
3ourntd for q month