The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-24
PEACE WAN TED
BY SOCIALISTS
SIGNIFICANT ACTION
BY RUSSIAN PARTY
Entente Governments Follow
u. S. in Recognition of
New Regime.

COPENHAGEN. Via Berlin and
wireless To Tuckrrton. \. J.. March
Ga dispatch received here from
Haparanda. Sweden, says the Russian
Social Democratic party has issued a
manifesto demanding peace.
.TSARSkOE SELO, Russia. via Lon
don, March IS. 1926 d. m.-Two hun
dred adherentS and courirrs of The
former emperor are under arrest here.
a correspondent Of tho Associated
Press discovered them in the Nicho-
las gymnasium, Il big building next
to the city hall. where the commission
of officers and soldiers who are now
administering Tsarskoe Selo has Its
headquarters.
LONDON. March y. l:o5 =. NTH"
British. French and Italian ambassadors
at Pelrograd conveyed 10 the minister
OF foreign affairs yesterday an official
recognition hy their governments or
the Russian provisional government.
SAYS Il Reuter- telegram from fctrugrad
under Thursdays date.
TSARSkOE-SELO. Russia. Thursday.
March 80, via London. March %3. l":49
.. ru.--Un his arrival here today IN ;hr
custody Of four members of ilie duu1a.
Nicholas RomanoT the depoS"d emperor
was turned. over immediately TO the
TSa rskoc- i;rln commander and taken J"
the AicXuudrOvSky palace where tn"
tl.N1ITD IN
termed
The special train carrying tho former
ruler arrived at 1870 o'clock on tho
branch line uutSid" AlrXandruvSky park.
ON leaving the train Nicholas entered dn
automobile accompanied by his adlutunt;
Trinr,. pul;:nrnGkoG. the only courier nt
The first rank VIII" a"comupani"d him
and hv the four duma commissioners.
They were driven In the palace.
Nicholas was met ai til" door IN tho
left wing Of the rtlitC" h% Count hrnr-
krndorn. who was his marshal of mo
court and us n"w undrr nrr'$i: mo
former rul"r hold hlInS"i! cr"ct. looking
calm nnI Indifferent. although h" step
ned from III" automobile with nervous
haste. \ HHltulinn of ~" First riilH
guard regiment was at tn, railroad de-
rho commander n! 'TsarSl;o"-S"l" is
Colonel KUhuilinsky formerly c"m'ngnA-
rr "f tn. i'"trogrIdsky regiment. sta
lions in p..stc" tim" AT Warsaw. /"
him the ,!uria commissioners anHnhnr"d'
cur mission nf handing over th" en-
p"rur is finished. We now x" /" rIF"
grad 10 announce this fact I" III" dunla.
U.ASHlNc;TON. March First
stems hy tb" new RUSSIAN E"v"rnncn'
toward The emancipation - J"w.: IN
ru.Sia >ycrr reported to-day BY AmhAS-
sadnr E'ranciS who said all c'iu"atlun;t'
restrictions as to both schools and col
Irrrs had h"cn removed. bulletin
:,ivcn mt by the state department WAS
~ follows:
..Thr American embassy II; Pcir"Erad
-rrnrtS lha, nj! restrictions lGh!tlnS IN:
lights of Jews 90 enter uN!frF"l!'S anu
:ruunlS ia russia hav" already h""n re"
moved and that they arc u"w p"rn'!t'eH
t. rmicr any srhOD. t." university N IN"
Grirtals hrr.; lock on this step us =
forecast "f freedom for: th" Jews IN
EuSSiu which viii r"nnv" on" ot W."
greatest charges against IN" old RuSSlar
regiment incidentally also II forecasts
removal Of passport restrictions hc"AuS"
nf which ~" United St;tcs ahrnEat"d
thr commercial treaty with Russia ana
lends rr!tid"n"" Ia Stnt''n'nts from nt-
tIrials in r"ir"Erad that III" treaty soon
may II" renewed.
Combined with steps, toward hun"
ruiz. in FINLAND and promises "f hut"-
rrniy for POLAND. II r"nvin"cS officials
that the new Eo""rum"nt Is losing no
t!tn, in carrying out Ii" liberal pro-
gram OH which iS has been embarked.
'rhr ncw leaders intend. apparently 10
carry out their program as establishing
II iirlnrr foundation on which m" war
ran hr prosecuted more successfully.
AZ vet no word has been received from
Ambassador. Francis rs /" the rcCoGn'-
ton accorded IN" new government by
the United States