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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-12-28
MARTIAL LAW IN MOSCOW
Renewal of Gseat Strike Results In
Military Rule In Ancient
Russian Capital

Reports in st. Petersburg from
Moscow late Wednesday afternoon in
dicate that the general strike was suo
cessfully inaugurated and is spreading
RAPIDLY. Even the electric light plants
are closed.
Governor General Coubassof has de-
clared the city to be in a partial state
Of siege which gives the civil author
tiles exceptional powers of arrest, etc.
The provincial authorities have al
ready been empowered on anticipation
Of the possibility Of their being cut
off from the capitol to act on their
own responsibility even to the extent
of the proclamation Of martial law.
The railroad stations at st. Peters
burg we're occupied by troops Wed
Iesday afternoon and the government
made an sattempt, with the aid Of the
railroad battakons,, to maintain some
sort Of train service. especially to the
German frontier and also to keep
omen cab@e communication with points
abroad.
Professor Milukof, leader Of the
constitutional democrats, issued a last
desparing appeal to the proetarsat
organizations against general strike
declaring his belief that 1t could not
succeed and inevitably would lead to
repression and perhaps to, great blood
shed which might be fatal to the
whole emancipation movement HIS
moderate counsel, however, was not
needed by the hot-headed revolution
lists, who are determined to try cenclu-
sions with the government under the
conviction that they can overthrow
the monarchy.
On account Of some confusion the
general strike was proclaimed at Mos
COW at noon Wednesday instead OF
Thursday, as planned. It was inaug'
urated with a complete suspension OF
the street railroad service.
The government enters on the new
struggle greatly crippled. The situa
ton in the Baltic provinces is growing
steadily worse and In the Caucasus
the renewal of the outbreak Of tho
Tartars and Armeraans has produced
another reign Of terror. The inhabi-
tants of Tf2is and other cities are
begging the, authorities to furnish
them with arms for the purpose Of
organizing militia for self protection.
At sebastopa now mutinies have oc-
Cured and 1.6O0 soldiers have been
disarmed and are under guard. The
troops at Kharkof have revoked and
the inhabitants are still administering
the city. ,. y
The weather has become very cold
Deep SHOWS cover the country as far
south as Nef. It rs believed that q
few days Of hunger and starvation
viii bring the people to desperation
and provoke uprisings and attacks on
strikers and perhaps general .Dillage.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-12-28
STREETS FILLED WITH TROOPS.
Wholesale Arrests Of Leaders Of the
Worisaen Made In Sc. Petersbura.

"uSiCS2iC SATSoo VI ASo0Cto . VI Sts0
Worksaen Made In st. Petersburg.
Since noon Thursday the streets
Of st. Petersburg have been filled
with troops, especially those In the
industrial section. The railroad sta
tions are In possession Of the mill
tary. g
Wholesale arrests of the leaders Of
the worknen were made Monday.
night. It is reported that the police
include In their captures the MEM
bers Of the secoad workmen's council
who were placed In the fortress OF
st. Peter and st. Paul with the mem
bers Of the first council, who were
arrebted Saturday night. A third
council, however, promptly took the
place OF the second. s
Moscow Is already cut of from
st. Petersburg and with the provinces
generally.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-12-28
Names Sent Back to Senate.

Names Sent Back to Senate.
The nominations of members of the
isthmian canal commission, confrma-
uons Of which were reconsidered by
the senate on Wednesday, were again
referred to the committee on inter-
oceanic canals by the senate Thurs
day in executive session.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-12-28
CREDITORS RECEIVE DIVIDENDS.

Referee Of Plant Estate at Macon
Sends Out Christmas Checks.
Creditors of the late R II. Plant
and I. c.. Plant Sons bank at Macon,
Ga. have received another dividend,
amounting to $4,000. Referee Alex
ander Proudft declared the dividend
Friday night and checks were sent
out through the mails in time to reach
the depositors before Christmas. All
creditors received 4 IL per cent This
increases the total dividends to 81 %
per cent.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-12-28
BOOZE FOR MIestsslPPIANs.

More Christmas Liquor Sent Into the
State Than Ever Known Before.
A Jackson, Miss, dispatch says !:
Never before in the history of the
state has such {, large volume of whis-
key shipments been handled by the
express companies as that now being
brought in from almost every direc-
ton.
The Christmas liquor traffic In Mis-
sissippi is always heavy, but this year
it is remarkably so. Express cars are
piled to the doors with boxes, crates
and jugs from Memphis, Vicksburg,
Natchez. New Orleans and st. Louis.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-12-28
BIG STRIKE AGAIN, CALLED.

Russian Workmen viii Renew Struo'
gle With Greater Hope.
A ST. Petersburg dispatch Of Tues
day says: A call for general strike
throughout Russia, to begin Thursday
at noon was issued Monday night
The call is approved by the Union q
Unions, the Union Of Peasants, tie
General Railway Union and the COED
ellis Of Workmen Of St Petersburg
and Moscow.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-12-28
G!NNERs' ANNUAL CONVENTION,

National Association Meets in Dallas
ard Elects New President.
The first annual convention OF the
National Gnners' Association began
behind closed doors In Dallas, Texas,
J. A. Taylor Of Wynnewood, Indian
Territory, resigned the presidency,
and DR.. D. C. Combest of Prosper,
Texas, who was one Of the state vics
presidents, was elected to succeed
him.
It was announced that the ginners
association bale report from December
! to December 13 was 9,520 bales Oh
cotton ginned, making a total Of s..
975,520 bales ginned to December Il
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-12-28
COUP NiPPED IN THE BUD.

Plot to Overthrow Colombian Govern.
ment is Frustrated.
The authorities at Bogoto, Colombia,
: Friday, discovered just In time a con-
spiracy to overthrow the government.
It was headed by Felipe Angelo, Moya
Yacques and Louis Martinez, who,
with all the others comprised, have
been arrested, and will be tried by
courtmartial.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-12-28
DoMicILEs FOR DIPLOMATS.

Mr.. Longworth Wants Our Missions
and Embassies Provided For.
Representative Longworth OF Ohio
introduced a bill in the house Thurs
days providing for the purchase at q
cost of. not over ss,000,000 Of buildings
for the United States missions at all
foreign capitals where this govern
ment maintains ambassadors or min
listers.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-12-28
MILLIONS FOR PRECIOUS STONES

importations of Costly Gems Reached
High Water Mark This Year.
A statement issued Thursday by
the department of commerce and La
Dor says: "Over s3e.000,0O0 worth OF
diamonds and other precious stones
nave been imported into the United
States during the present calendar
year, which is by far the largest I'm
pcrtat,on In the history of the coun-
try"
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-12-28
USED BOTH PISTOL AND KNIFE.

Postmaster at Camilla Adopts Double
Means Of Suicide.
Thomas W. B7imberry, postmaster
at Camilla, Ca, attempted suicide on
Tuesday afternoon by shooting him
self In the head with pistol and
slashing his throat with knife, and
his recovery is said to be impossible.
He Is e married man, with five chill.
dren. His accounts are straight, and
i'll health Is supposed to be the cause
of the action.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-12-28
CENSUS BUREAU CROP REPORT.

Up to December 13, Number Of Bales
Ginned Were e,2S2,1e1.
The census bureau issued bulle-
tin Wednesday, showing the quantity
OF cotton ginned from the growth CT
1905 to December 13 to be 9,2S2, ,191
bales, counting round bales as half
bales, as compared with 11,971,477
bales on the same day In 1904, and
2526,244 bales for the same date In
1908.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-12-28

Panama Canal Bill Signed.
President Roosevelt signed the bill
passed by congress appropriating s11,-
100000 for the Panama canal. This
is to first bill passed by congress
at it's present session.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-12-28
LAWYER t4AMMEL GUILTY.
Jury's Verdict Against Attorney
Charged With Conspiracy.

Jfy9 !VeToEt Against HSeoTHsy
Charged With Conspiracy.
Abraham H. Hummell, lawyer, was
convicted Of conspiracy In connection
with the Dodge-Morse divorce case
In court at New York Wednesday:
He was sentenced within few
minutes after the jusy's verdict had
been pronounced to one years i'm
prisonment and a fine Of $500, which
Is the maximum penalty for the mis-
demeanor of which he was adjudged
guilty.
Depending upon the result OF this
case are actions in other indictments
against prominent persons, which
have grown out Of the Dodge-Morse
divorce case.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-12-28
POSTMASTER DIES SUDDENLY.
Up to Next Month MiIner Would Have
Held Office 81 Years.

Held Office 81 Years.
Postmaster R F. Miner died sud
denly at his home In Newman. Ga,
Wednesday morning.
As postmaster, Ar. Miner. for length
OF service, has been eQualled In but
few cases in the entire United States.
He first became postmaster In Febsu-
ary, 1878. When he zould have gone
gone out of Office the first of next year
to be succeeded by MTs. W. Y. Atkin-
son, he would have served six terms
or a total Of "a years.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-12-28
HEAVY STORM HITS FLORIDA.

Jacksonville Received 8runt But No
Great Damage Was Done.
A storm swept over Jacksonville,
Fla, and the surrounding country On
Wednesday afternoon, cutting the city
completely off from telegraphic COM
munication with the outside world.
Not a wire was working until nearly
10 o'clock p. m.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-12-28
lsthmian Affairs TO Be Fully
o. Probed b. Congress.
BEGINS AFTER HOLIDAYS
Senate Holds Up Nominations OF the
Waterway Commiseieners-"Press
Agent" Bishop Attracts
.>.-.'- . Attention.

"A
senate is 10 have u Panama csnai III
vestigation. Immediately after the
holidays, the senate committee ON IN
teroceanic canals is going to pail the
lid of the Panama canal sasaatlon->
Leading republicans On the comnas
Lee have determined that tn the Hght
of the revelations concerning hgn
salaries and the suspicion: or genera
extraxaeance> In connection with the
canal work, 1t Is due the senate and
the, people that all the facts be dlS'
closed. Republican senators are care
full to disclaim any feeling OF antas-
onism toward the: president IN this
determination, but It Is: the intention
of tho committee to consider this nee
essary in order that, they be in pos
session OF all the facts necessary for
them TO- have in shaping the legisla'
ton to- govern the canal management
ii. the future. -.
: They do not believe there has been
any graft IN connection with the en-
terprisa, but the disclosures during
|. the hearings before the committee on
appropriations, and IN the debates OF
last week in the senate, lead them to
believe that there has been good
deal of extravaganza: not only in con-
nection with salaries, but in the gen.
eral conduct of the commissions af-
fairs. -
Combinations by the senate Of the
nominations Of members of, the 18TH
mian canal commission were consic-
cred Wednesday In executive session,
and motion was adopted calling upon
the president for the.fetzrn Of the
notification Of the 'senate's previous
action, a., ~ ...t
When this has been done, the nom
nations, again will be referred to the
interoceenic canal committee for con-
sideratiou. :;
Before the decision was reached,
charges of "railroading" nominations
were made by several minority sena-
tors and counter-charges that the prot.
estants were proceeding, In manner
not prescribed by the rules Of the sen.
ate were made BY republican seua.
tors. :.
The decision developed the fact that
there had been no poll Of the canal
COMMITTEES on nominations in question.
1t is generally understood that the
purpose OF the mtlortty senators in
asking to have the nominations re-
turned is to permit q protest against
Chairman Theodore P. Shonts holding
a position on the commission and the
presidency Of the Glover Leaf railroad
at the same time
The controversy IN the senate re-
suited from a motion to take up the
nomination Of J. 3. Bishop as mem
Der. OF the commission, which was
sent to the senate Wednesday. Objeo-
ton WIGS made, and Senator Morgan
followed this by moving to reconsider
the action Of the senate in confirming
members Of the commission. A rule
OF the senate provides that when a
nomination is confirmed or rejected,
any senator voting in the majority
may move for reconsideration '"cn
the same day the vote was taken or
on either of the. next two days Of
actual executive session Of the SEN
ate."
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-12-28
PLOT TO AssAsslkATE REYES.

Maicontent0 seek % OisPose " T's
ldent Of Colombia.
The state department has received
information by cable that an attempt
was made In Bogota Thursday to dis-
pose Of President Reyes as an Incl
dent to a plot for overturning tho
government.
In consequence there were many az
rests Of prominent men. Among them
was a former minister OF the cabinet
md five leaders on the opposition.
The citizen., 1905-07-07

The woman entered the car and
sank moaning into the seat. Her face
was haggard, and her escort regarded
her with deep anxiety.
Suddenly she extracted'a tiny via!
from her handbag, pulled a piece of
cotton out Of the mouth of the bottle
and was putting it TO her lips when a
young man opposite sprang to his feet
and dashed it from her hand
Good gracious. madam" he exclaim-
- hoarsely Just in timer
The woman's escort sprang up fierce
ly, and the two men gripped.
"Confound your roared the lady's
companion. Cant my wife use her
toothache medicine without having ev-
cry green, sloppy idiot imagining she
is trying to commit suicideT'
Then the would be rescuer apologized
and departed from the car, feeling
kind toward the famous worm which
has been trod upon.
The citizen., 1905-07-07
Lece Work Trees.

The inner bark of many trees, such
as the vine and horse chestnut, is con
tinuous and uninterrupted. In others.
such as the ash and the oak, the fibers
are separated during growth and form
a kind of network, in the interstices of
which the medullary rays are seen. OF
this sort Is the famous lace work tree
Of Jamaica, whose consecutive layers
of fibers are interlaced so delicately as
to present close resemblance to real
lace both in color and appearance A
former governor of Jamaica is said to
have presented Charles II. with a
cravat, a frill and ri les of this veg
etable lace, while boEnets, collars and
collarettes made of it can be seen in
the museum of Kew.-Lonlon Stand
ard
The citizen., 1905-07-07

"Mr. Josiah Brown. supposed" said
Holmes.
''Yes, sir; and you. no doubt. are Mr.
which YOU sent IL the express messen-
ger, ana dill exactly what YOU told
me. We locked every door on the in
side and awHitcd devcl0- ncntS. Well,
I'm very gla that you have z II the ras-
cal. ! hope. gentlemen, that you will
come in and have some refreShment"
However. Lestrade was anxious to
get his man into safe quarters. so
within few minutes our cab had
been summoned and we we're all four
upon our way to London. Not Il word
would our captive say but he glared
at us from the shadow of his matted
hair, and once when my hand was
within his reach he snapped at it like
a hungry wolf We stayed long enough
at the police station to learn that
search of his clothing revealed nothing
save a few shillings and long sheath
knife, the handle of which bore CO.
pious traces of recent blood.
That's all right" said Lestrade as
we parted Hill knows all these gen
try, and he will give Il name to him.
You'll find that my theory of the Malta
will work out all right But I'm sure
l am exceedingly obliged to you, Mr..
Holmes, for the workmanlike way in
which you laid hands upon him. l
don't quite understand ii all yet"
|. Il fear it is rather too late an hour
for explanations" said Holmes. Be
sides, there are one or two details
which are not finished off, and it is
one of those cases which are worth
working out to the very end. If you
will come round once more to my
rooms at o'clock tomorrow | think
shall be able to show you that even
now you have not grasped the entire
meaning of this business. which pre-
sents some features which make it
absolutely original in the history of
crime. If ever | permit you to chron-
icle any more of my little problems.
Watson. | foresee that you will enliv-
en- your pages by an account of the
singular adventure of the NapOleonic
bustS"
When we met again next evening Le-
strade was furnished with much in
formation concerning our prisoner His
name, it appeared, was Beppo, second
name unknown. lie was well known
ne'er-do-well among the Italian col
! ony. He had once been skillful sculp-
tor and had earned an honest living
but he had taken to evil courses and
had twice already been in jail-once for
a petty theft and once, as we had al
ready heard, for stabbing a fellow
countryman. He could talk English
perfectly we'll His reasons for de-
stroying the busts were still unknown,
and he refused to answer any ques-
tions upon the subject. but the police
had discovered that these same busts
might very we'll have been made by
his own hands, since he was engaged
in this class of work at the establish
ment CT Gelder & Co.
To all this information, much of
which we already knew, Holmes lis
tened with polite attention, but l, who
knew him so well. could clearly see
that his thoughts were elsewhere, and
detected mixture of mingled un-
easiness and expectation beneath that
mask which he was wont to assume.
At last he started in his chair, and his
eyes frightened. There had been
ring at the bell A minute later we
heard steps upon the stairs, and an
elderly. red faced man with grizzled
side whiskers was ushered in. In his
The citizen., 1905-07-07

&c carried an old fashioned cdrpetbdg.
right hand he carried an old fashioned
carpetbag, which he placed upon the
table.
SIS Mr.. Sherlock Holmes hereY
My friend bowed and smiled. "Mr.
Sandeford of Reading, l supposeT"
said he.
Eyes. sir; l fear that l am little
late, but the trains were awkward.
You wrote to me about bust that is
in my possession"
Exactly"
II have your letter here. You said,
I desire to possess copy of Devine's
Napoleon and am prepared to pay you
f10 for the one which is in your pos
session. Is that rightT'
The citizen., 1905-07-07
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THE RETURN OF
HOTTIES.
BY A. CONAN DOYLE. }

Continued from page 2.)
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-12-08
Jnle6efter.

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.GilfGloet: &aar Sl,lebeitioen CT til
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bpor fortrGffeligt &c ppt,tcr poo ct
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Il 8laoene bie1nnefro aft at oprnllc,
bill beres S,1obolo, -beri6lonot oe
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-12-08
Den LET'TE OLE.

SCOTS Emulsion er eden
.ette Olie"--let at tage, let j
sin Virkning. Brugen af den
giver sikker Befrielse for den
pinlige og kvalmende Fornem.
lnelse, derer saeregen we'd Brug
af den raa Ole. Inlet Meme.
ske, der tager Hensyn til sin
Nave, vii tanke paa at tage
Torskeleyertran paa den gamle
Made, naar man kan faa
SCOTS Emulsion. bet er lige
saa sikkert, at ingen, der tager
Hensyn til sit Helbred, vii tage
imod ct simpelt eller alkohol-
holdigt Substitut for SCOTS
Emulsion. Den loser enhver
af Observation-Disclosures Opga-
yer og mere end Diet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-12-08
Sc rctte jfpIoige.

Sagen moo &u0et Merrimetbtr
poa Amnapolis Spofficersitole laosr
til at if11lle truffe / 2angorog, % Ser
er Gil flar Se1bens til fro0pmmcrncs
Che at lpge cit llnoifploni1g for os.1
iltac &a0et, ser orGbte lin &un1erat
ell NGpefomp. 9ette pilbe unte
ganlfe uoturligt, 1pis Sc nco bette
bilbe lngge Stpl0en for Sen ulptfeii=
ge 8egipenbeo oper paa Sc pirfelig
GtDloige, men bette lpnes life 1t
bore &enligte,. Man oil iin1pa!t
ben ufolfe" Sogen oper % prepe at
fao f%altltoaet, at set life por Merri=
tpetbcr, men Ell @jertefejl, Ser or96=
te Sen onbeu unge Monb og berme0
iaoe Sagen fal6e. Ser er imi6ler=
fib peo l1noeripgelien fommet aoifil-
liee @ebiier frem for, at ben Mrt
Nnpefamec, / bbilfen Merrimetber
-.
gcp lin Mooltan6er lit 8aneiaor, CT
ret a%lm;noelige / bore MilitGrifoles:,
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offieererneS 8i6e1l6e % 8illigelie.
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ritpetDer intet onbet emo &eoIfabet
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item mes irlb aroft fra 2obcns ST
be, tbi set er oc,, egeutligc Gorbrpz
Der.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-12-08


50 De- il I 90 BE Ser NJ.
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Sgocforfplgcljer / Muslnno / &c lih-
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