The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1905-11-05

Thousands Killed and In5ared In the
Late Outbreak

Thousands Killed ana tn3Qreu - tne
Lafe Outbreak
Odessa, Nov. 4.--The ptllaging has
been largely stopped. thanks to the in
tervention of the troops and local mill
| itary, formed largely of students, but
the streets are unsafe for all except
sanitary officers and sisters OF charity.
The city presents the aspect OF mill
tary camp. The student militia is pur-
suing the rioters. who are defending
themselves with revolvers
The center OF the city Ii quiet. The
street cars are running some shops
and markets are open and the bakeries
are working. The teiegraphic lines are
crowded with dispatches for newspa-
pers and private citizens who have been
sending reassurirg messages regarding
the situation In view OF the reports OF
maskaeres in various parts Of Russia,
The Jewish quarters here are CONF
pletefy devastated. II 10 impossible to
ascertain the number of persons killed.
The authorities sent TO the cemeteFy
four trucixs eauf EasftaininG thirty
bodies md to6lsy sizE trucks similarly
TO this morning 5,es7 wounded persons
were reported to have been taken TO
the hospitals. f
AT this hour, 5:45 D. m. the Cossacks
have disappeared from the streets and
infantry have been substituted.
VIII SHOOT Futagefn.
The Governor-General announces
that he has taken the strictest meas
ures to prevent further disorders. but
should the troops be fired on, the Gov
ernor- General has ordered the artil-
lery to devastate the houses from
where the shooting is done. He also
announces that the troops have strict
orders to shoot and kill piliagers
Soldiers are making house to house
visitation seeking for bombs and arms.
They are also searching passengers on
the street cars.
1t is believed that the worst Is over.
Owing to the mobs being satiated with
two days carnival of murder and de-
struction by flames, the revolt against
law and order il dying down. partially
perhaps because OF lack OF material
upon which TO prey. Almost the entire
Jewish Quarters OF Moldanvah, Slo-
bodka and Bugaivaka are devastated
and their Inhabitants have either been
killed or wounded or have sought
refuge in other sections of the town.
The whole fury of the mobs was d.
rected unchecked against the Jews.
During the first demonstration over
the Emperor's manifesto and the sud
den acquisition of freedom" tens OF
thousands of men who had hated the
Jews through generations, became
drunk with desire for Jewish blood.
swarming to the Jewish sections OF the
town and killed for the very JOY or
killing.
In some instances the military aided
instead OF preventing the work of ven
geance and fury which eliminated yes
terday in the quarters mentioned. Ev-
ery lew man, woman or child, who
was caught was slaughtered. The
methods employed In the work or
butchery were too revolving for de-
scription.
Driven from the Slaughter.
Before this mornings dawn the ma
terial had become exhausted ana the
men who had for the moment become
beasts, left the wrecked sections of the
city and though sullen, were easily
driven back before the rifles of the in
fantry.
A trip of investigation this morning
over the Jewish quarters confirmed the
stories of horrors and devastation:
Some bodies, mutilated, OF women ana
children, were still unmoved from the
deserted streets. The shops were
closed and in the wrecked houses brolx-
en- furniture was found lying every
where in heaps.
While 1t is probable that the num-
Der of persons killed will never be
known. the number of wounded per-
SONS IN Inc HOSpitdtS anu dulOuAdhOc
houses. however, affords some guide.
The 5.e57 wounded reported up to this
morning were distributed as follows:
In the Jewish hospital. 3.715.
In the municipal hospital, 1850.
In the different ambulance houses,
$50.
1t has been definitely ascertaIned that
only 12o OF the anti-Jewish mob were
killed
At the beginning OF the massacres
the student militia rendered some as
sistance and saved many lives but the
police, 1t is said. disarmed the Students
and even some were shot
The disaster is unprecedented even
IN the long list of horrors Russia has
produced during the last few years
but the citizens, while still nervous
are facing the situation bravely.
The Reids Go to Scandinavian.
London, Nov. 4,-Ambaaaador White