Bisbee daily review., 1912-02-11
DEATH
 WHEN JILTED
Discovery of Secret ef Secret Agent By His
 Fiance Leads
 to Suicide
BANDITS ARE ACTIVE

! ST. PETERSBURG. Feb. lO:-The
 mysteries Of the Okhrana political
 protective policeJ have drawn again public attention through the attempt- | ed suicide of Ivan Constantinsff, one of the prominent agents of it's St. ! Petersburg brapcn
 On the morning of the day set for his wec-ing, Constantinoff shot him. self at his lodging in the dismal fac , tory section of the city. and is now in a critical state at the hospital His papers have been siezed by the pol;ce and his lodging sealed, the public be- ing left to guess at the actual motives of his action.
 It is known that on the evening before the shooting, Constantinof at tended a nuptial-eve party given by his fiancee Many young women and men studying at the university and other institutions were present, and some Of them are said to have recog-. nized in the bridegroom police assent who took part in organisations at the lodging of political suspects. Eonstantinoff was overwhelmed at this discovery and dropped on his knees before his fiancee, begging for giyeness. She however. threw the engagement ring in his face and asked him to leave the house. His despair led 10 an attempt to take his own life.
 Constantinoff was the trusted as- sistant of Colonel Karpoff, the chief of the secret police of St. Petersburg who was enticed on December p, 1909, to an apartment in a remote part of the city and assassinated by the explosion of a bomb fitted into the drawer of writing desk and ig- nited by the electric button at the en- trance door. The lodging was kept by Vosskressensky-Pe -Petrof, q social reTolutiOnist who served as police agent to advance the ends of his party. Constautinoff accompanied his chief on that fatal occasion dis guised as footman, and was gravely wounded in the explosion. In 1905 Constantinoff worked in the revolu- tionary camp and was often impris- cned. He led one of the columns in Father Gapon's famous march to the Winter Palace on Red Sunday
 Proceed Against Bandits
 Reports from Harbin state that re- renewed depredations by the Hunhuz brigands have caused the Russian au- thorities to adopt active measures.
 General Martynoff has sent cir cular to the frontier guards ali along Manchuria to deal promptly in such cases and not to consider themselves hampered by the existence Of the frontier but 10 pursue the brigands into Chinese territory and corral them where they can.
 Che such expedition on a large scale has failed in it's object, sec' ond expedition is being prepared by the authorities.
 Meanwhile astonishment mixed with amusement has been caused by the discovery that the real head of these -lunhuzes in the vicinity of Harbin has been none other than Russian subject, the Caucasian prince Matchutadze His big band terroriz- ed mostly private individuals and avoided as far as possible coming il contact with the Russian railroad and military settlements. The headquart- CTS of Prince Matchutadze's opera tions has teen in resorts Of various kinds in Harbin. most Of which are conducted by Caucasians.
 Railroad Building Hurried
 The Russian government is resoubl. ing it's efforts to advance the Amur railroad line to completion. Arrange me-s have been completed for the transportation this year free of cost of 107 900 Iaborers with their families from European Russia. The princi- pie of employing only Russian labor has been strictly adhered 10. despite the fact that it almost doubles the cost to the treasury. Hopes are that a large proportion of the workmen attracted to the line will remain there as settlers, all the more as promising gold-bearins land is being discovered on many points in the tundra" which is tra- versed by the railroad
 In addition to these the govern ment is preparing to transport 200.- 900 other settlers to the Amur pro- vince