THE CZAR AND THE MILITANT CLERGY.

Taranaki Herald, Volume LIII, Issue 12926, 3 August 1905, Page 5

THE CZAR AND THE MILITANT CLERGY.

THE EiNjEMY MUST BE CRUSHED. i A FARCICAL MESSAGE T® OHI1 NESTS EMPEROR. ', Received Aug. 3, 8.55 a.m. London, Aug. 2. \ Replying to an address from the Clergy of Orenburg, the Czar expressed hearty approval of its recommendations to continue the war until the enemy was crushed: Especially would he not think of cession of territory or the payment of an amtemnity. The utterance is ,not considered -to have any significance, as it took place just after the interview with the Kaiser at Bjoerkae. ' ( London, Aug. 2. •• When Kyongyong, in Korea, was captured, the Japanese discovered a number of big ■guns, which were merely wooden dummies. The Russian civil and military chiefsat Kirin and T.sitsihar congratulated the Emperor of China on his birthday, and expressed the hope tibat he would continue in his sovereignity erf Mar»•huria.