Bisbee daily review., 1914-03-29

Nit hoblN0s lue ACCOMMODATIONS are much like those of a Pullman car.
 The boat service for freight. mail and passengers, will be started on June I, from Leopoldville to Stanley Falls and upon some other river routes.
 ST. PETERSBURG, March 2S.-The educational campaign against intem- perance has started with vim in Russia. At the instance of the Minis ter of Ways and Communications a large railway car has been fitted out with exhibits showing the results of excessive indulgence in alcohol. It will be taken all over the railways of Northern Russia by a lecturer and several attendants. The car will be sidetracked at the principal stations and lectures on the evils of drink will be given to the railway employees. The lectures will be illustrated by magic lantern slides.
 It is increasingly apparent that the recent changes in the cabinet were due solely to the desire of Emperor Nicholas to strengthen his campaign against alcoholism. He Is determined to do away with the national vice" and he has instructed his new minis ters to attack the drink evil wig orously
 It is understood that the new ad ministration proposes to reduce the production of vodka, the national drink, to increase the penalties on H. licit trading; and to refuse hereafter to consider drunkenness as a mitigat- ing circumstance in cases of crime. Excise officials are to be held to strict accountability for what goes on in their districts.
 How the government proposes to meet the loss of revenue on vodka is not known. Receipts from those on liquors last year were s101, $40, 900 against total receipts of S64S1. 11S,000 from all sources.
 The government intends also to take measures to render financial aid to small farmers and rural industries. The form fthis relief has not yet been decided, but it is probable that it will include a system of co-opera- tive country banks, based on the sys- tenn in operation in Germany and oth- CT continental countries.
 The two recent fatal army duels fought in Germany and Austro-Hun- gary. which prompted the Clericals in Parliament to ask the Minister of War what steps would be taken to termi- nate "this relic of barbarism were typical instances of how the innocent suffer and the guilty escape. In each case a husband was killed by the ad- versary who was responsible for the combat
 In a dual at Metz. Lieutenant Haage of the 9Sth Infantry was re- quired by the regimental court to chal- lenge Lieut. von La Valette St. George of the same regiment for an alleged invasion of Haages home. Haage fell at the first exchange of shots, thereby vindicating the honor of his un- wounded adversary.
 At Budapest Stefan Hadju, lieut. enant in the aeronautic corps, was killed by his brotherin-law, Sigmund Babocsay, an officer of the reserve. Babocsay in quarrel with his wife, Hadiu's sister. had made some In suting reference to the HadJu family. This came to the ears of the military authorities They declared that this T I.A Ah with pistols and assigned Lieutenant Hadiu two officers as seconds, who saw to 1t that the duel took place. although Bubocsay was willing to apol- ogize for the insult. This was the twentieth duel in which Babocsay has heap involpQd