The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1905-11-17
In Russia is Slowly Subsiding
And Quieting Down
BELATKD DETAILS
Add Horror to the Late Upheaysl. III
Which Even the Clergy Partlclpa-
ed. Six Hundred Men. Wa.
men and Children Burned
In n Theafer.
In Thcater.

A dispatch from St~ Paterabuyg,
Russia, says the revolutionary waya
continues to subside except In tho
Caucasus. AS details Of what hap
pened throughout Enropssn Russls
during the uphesval arrive the story
grows nor revolving. In the .Baltio
provinces murder, riot and incendiar.
Ism prevail.
In Poland even the clergy, Catholic
and Protestant, participated In tho
manifestations In favor Of the autono-
my OF the ancient kingdom. In south
Western Russia hardly o city or town
escaped jewish massacreS.
at Tomsk, Siberia, according to tho
latest reports resolved here, the whole
population of 40, 900 and the military
,tood by while 600 men, women and
children were burned In q theatre.
The court house at Tomsk and the
mayors residence where the students
and revolutionists took refuge from
the mob were burned and tf0sSS ii ID
tried to flee were killed in the streets,
In Moscow the social yeyolutionlsts
and the black hundred and the Oos-
sacks and police fought bloody bat
Ties.
The descent Of the butchers OF Mos.
COW With their knives and axes upoY1
the students was n Of the most nor.
rlble chapters but not as pttable how.
ever, as the attack of the black hun.
dred on q procession of achoOlchildren
carrying red fl .gs. When the children
sought to escape 8 Gordon OF pojica
barred the way and the youthful
martyrs were beaten into insensibilitv
and In some cases we're actually torn
20 pieces.
In the Alexander garden ap Moscow
Cossacks lay In ambush in the shrub.
1ery and set upon their Victims with
ships. Many were beaten to death
Ind others were hardly able to crawl
away. The Reports from the Cauaaa.
az show there is no immediate prog.
pecS Of suppressing the present stata
anarchy. Battles between TartaYa
and Armenians continue and the de.
struction of the railroads and laok OF
troops make 1T impossible for tho an.
tnorlties 10 cope with the situation.
At Odessa four hundred and twelve
Jews who were massacfed last weak
we're buried Wednesday, the majority
or The shops were closed including
many OF those belonging to Christians.
Toe scenes OF grief we're heartrending
and almost indescribie as the bodies
we're placed In trsncles, each trench
Containing 70 bodies. Similar tuner.
SIS will continue for three days.
ABOUT 24O bodies we're in suoh oondi.
lon that They could not be recognize.
"a. On each grave wreaths were
placed beaflngtaaa -ttaass3efftpDtttt&Sss Mar.
yrs 10 6G5 faiGh, and victims of
ctacy..1
At Odessa the losses by riotipg and
strikes last week will total msny mil.
ION roubleS and at iaat Two hundred
families ruined. Some wealthy mer-
chants are reduced to poverty. The
i'ewspapcrS are needing the governors
warning and ap. cared without q word
tegardinR the greatest disaster In their
story Of Odessa. Tue mobs have com.
pletely devastated all jewish houses
IN Inc suburb OF Dalntk, many hun.
dreds or persons are reported killed
and thousands wounded in other neigh.
boring villages and towns. The deteils
OF last weeks maasacres at OdeSss are
gradually leaking out and only add to
the horrors. Soldiers slaughtered hun.
dreds OF jews. In q house 40 railroad
men were shot while defending them.
selves. Many instances of ruthless
p!llaging were acc ompanied with hor~
rlblo torture by soldiers and riotara.