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lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Company

lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Company.
81 ana 50 Liberty street. \. 7. city,
April l2th lsa35-
TIE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THIS
-, Company has this day declared dividend Of two
60 oae,1st per cent payable at the company's Of
- on -ay -st 1860 The books viii closed
~ eai1Eday. tle 10Th Gay of April. and reopened on
.1e.oays tae - jay 0f May. 1865.
IiORWALD sTALLKNBcHT. Treasurer.
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TIE PROCTER GAMBLE COMPANY.
s-- Cincinnati. Ohio. March 2Ist 1905.
TUE DIRECTORS OF THIS COMPANY
have this day declared the regular quarterly divi-
sehc q TWO PER CENT. on the Preferred stock OF
- -ofnfang. payable and April 18th. 1905,
~ etockho-derF OF record the close OF business,
--afen slEr. 1903 Transfer Books VIII close.
u. 3. GAMBLE. Secy.
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HENRY X WORTHISGTON. INC.
u. -1 1ls Liberty s., New York, April u, 1908.
A REGULAR SEMI-ANNCAL DIVIDEND
o Three and Cuehaf per cent on the preferred stock
y Aenfy r. Northlugron. Inc. viii be paid May lst
uaster books ~ tho preferred stock viii close April
-sh ene reopen May 2nd.
MAX NATHAN. Treasurer.
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NV IUhh UUlh UUMFANH.
New York March 2lst 1905.
,Ilhe eoard - Directors has declared a dividend of
81 lEk CENT the Preferred stock Of this Com
kny payable April 18th stockholders record az
tle close of business April i. 1905
GEO j. SPENCER. Treasurer.
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CHICAGO STOCKS.

rurHishsa BY Charles c. Gates CO. No. is w.nl-.,,
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Spring Resorts.
NEW-JEKSkN.


Directly the ocean rrunt Atlantic City. n. ,.
and cold salt and fresh In bath
Highest class patrlnage. dis
telephone UneXceIled cuisine. Orchsstrs
OF sOlOsts- Coli Room plans be az
2se Fourth Ave NEHLfH HAINFS.
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OlD DOMGNGOM G0NEa

DAILY SERVICE.
Fer OH Point Comfort. Norfolk. Portsmouth PiEEsFs
Richn sld Virginia Bsaeh, Washington D. c. enCTs
South and West
bTeignt and passenger steamers SAIL from PieE "a
y. r., fcot every DAY 8 p n
q. B. WALKER. Vice-PrasidenC Z Tramc MANAGES.
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MAINE,

GRINDSTONE INN, MALVERN HOTEL
Winter Harbor Maine. Bar Harbor Name
Opens July l. L G.. GROB Manage
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P1EOMME Tours July l. BY sges,alIy chartered
5UGUG6 tons. va alssgov sss5 Win = a. q
Inactive side trips Exeop'ona' advantages send fO'
program -
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Kentucky Ave. City. N. 100 yards Beach
new. modern high class hotel; complete with every
modern appointment including elevator. baths
Offers special terms-SS up weekly. $3.50 up
daily. including large view rooms, metal beds.
Superior Spacious parlOrs.
looking and Boardwalk. Booklet
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HADDON HALL
THE IRVINGTON.

on the Beach virginiaavs-. overlooking BcsrdWak
ana Steel all attractions Modern
u-to-ate hotel; capacity 300 Every comfort and EQUIP
ment including elevator, heat baths parora
etc Special reduced Spring guests$1O week
~. 81 up daily Table and service feature Booklet
/. ". y. WAITS
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HOTEL MORTON,

Virginia Ave- Beach. Atlantic city, y. J. Opsa
all tins yeRr. Zine Table. Suites with private
Handsomely rSiuFushsd Perfect sanitary aTrsngems1ss
Elevator all iCors Special rates for Wl0ter CspaeS
MRS. N. r. HAINES. Owner and Proprislos.
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From March 4-=To March IS
GREAT CLEARANCE SALE.
Of Clothing, Shoes, Hats, Dry Goods
And Gents Furnishings.

Sale commences Saturday March o'clock
March 25h 1905 The for this Sale
for Spring Stock and will give Bargains
have been offered before. Come
space trying describe bargains but will only
few prices below.
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PERSONALS.

Zack Albright has returned from
Elkton, Ky.
Will Matthews has gone to Kentucky
to buy horses.
MISS Lillian Smith is visiting rela-
tives In Nashville.
Jake Harlan left Wednesday for
Shelbyville to buy horses.
Miss Nettie Brown is in Nashville at
the bedside of Mrs. Corpier.
Miss Matte Crawford is still quite
sick at her home in West End.
Mrs. Virgil Hughes left Wednesday
for a visit to New Orleans.
Mrs. E. b. Gilbert and family left
Saturday evening for Chicago.
Mrs Sallie Simms, OF Lawrenceburg,
is the guest of Mrs. Tiny Craig
Miss Virginia Thomas, of Q arkesville,
is the guest of relatives in the city.
Miss Rachel Barker left Tuesday for
New Orleans to attend Mardi Gras.
Mrs. M. E, Williamson is visiting
Mrs. James Craige at Williamsport.
Misses Annie and Effie Farris visited
relatives in the city Friday and Satur-
day.
Miss Ethel Voss has returned to
Nashville, after visit to the home
folks.
DIR. ]. P. Jones, of Murfreesboro-
is the guest of his sister, Mrs W. G.
Shepard.
Miss Louise Lee has returned to
Dlplex, after visit to Mrs. Ernest
Farrell
Miss Virginia Thomas, of ClaIks-
vile. is the guest of Miss Nettie l..
Brown.
Mrs. Allen Sloan, of Fayetteville, is
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AROUND TOWN.

The first days of March are decided,
lamb like.
Collections at the Trustees Office Fri
day reached "a, 100.
Harry Frierson and Albert Fleming
spent Friday on the river hunting.
A nice crowd was in town to-day anC
it looked almost like first Monday.
Collections at the Trustees Office Tues
day reached the very large sum of &c.
300.
Buy grass seed, clover and fertilizer
from Columbia Mercantile Warehouse
Go. at stockyard. 24-2t.
W. A. Voss is the officer chosen TO wait
on the circuit court. instead of W. j..
Good, as stated.
BUT Orplngton eggs for sale. 50 for
l0.-MRS. GEO. p. WEBSTER, r r.
NO. <, Columbia. 1-d-3t WIT
Ten cases of disorderly conduct and
one case of being drunk we're disposed
OF Monday in the city court.
Miss Eula Campbell of Nashville is
here for the purpose of reviving and re
organizing the local lodge of Sailors.
Hayes Denton, son of c. C. Denton.
OF Glendale, has accepted position as
book-keeper with j. p. Street 4 Co
Dyspepsia-bane of human existence.
Burdock Blood Bitters cures it, prompt.
y, permanently. Regulates and tones
the stomach.
Mr.. W. j. Lane has been appointed
station master and railway officer in
place of Mr.. John Latta, who has been
temporarily filling the position.
Come to j. N. Giants store the first
Monday and see a crop of the finest
Buff Plymouth Rock in the South. Best
winter layers on earth. 2 DIT wit
All records we're broken at the Trus.
tees office Monday The collections
amounted to $1,000, anu Deputy Pur-
year wrote and stubbed 500 receipts.
FOR SALE:-An extra nice, pure
FLOODED, premium stock. Brown Leg.
horn rooster, two years old. Price So.
Inquire at this office. 2l-d3t&w
Governor Frazier has appointed DR..
Halle Padgett one OF the delegates for
Tennessee to the Anti Tuberculosis
League, which meets April 1913 in
Atlanta.
You can doubls the profits on your
ands by using the Fertilizers especially
prepared for Marry county's needs by
The Tennessee Fertilizer Go. Call Co. |
lumbia Mercantile Warehouse Co. for |
prices. l74t
This bright weather has started |
people to work. Carpenters. painters
and brick layers are working in town,
In the country farmers are buslly en-
gagged. preparing for spring planting.
Barred Plymouth Rock Cockrels for
sale; pure bred, fine individuals; price
81. Eggs also; price 81 for 15 Ad
dress CHARLES q. GORDON, Co.
lumbia, r. r. No. 5, or telephone
orders to Chaffin Bros 27-6t&w3t
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OVER THE COUNTY.

SEE Young for cut prices on photos. If
The Thomas boys have sold their lO7
acre farm at Culleoka to Will Dudger
for 50, 500.
Mr.. A. d. Bryant, OF Bryant Sta ton,
was in Monday to renew his subscription
to the Weekly Herald. Mr.. Bryant will
be eighty years old on March l4th There
is no better preserved man OF the age in
the county and no better citizsn. Mr.
Bryant has lived long and useful life.
Four jacks and four jennets for sale.
A Il thoroughbred. Four, three year old
next September. One, one year-old,
and one wearing. Apply to T.. T.
MARTIN, Fountain Greek, Tenn. 17.4t
Mrs Sarah B. McKissack has quail.
fled In the County Court as admins
tratix OF the late Alonzo McKissack.
of Spring Hill. Nv McKlssack left
an estate valued at something like
$40, 900. His wife survives him, but
he left no children.
Miss Porter Amis, of Franklin, is Wis
iting Miss Brownie Gidd ms at Nc
Cains.
Lem Thomas bought fine gelding
Monday from M. B. Clark.
F L. Lovett has qualified before the
County Court az administrator of the
estate of W j. Derrybt rry.
Now 10 the time for clover, grasses,
oats and alsyke, alfalfa and red clover.
together with Tennessee Fertilizer, anC
you are sure of crop. For reliable
grades and lowest prices, SEQ or 'phone
W. j. Dale, Mgr at stocKyard. 242t.
DR.. w. B. Sullivan has qualified In
the County nourt as administrator OF
the estate of the late Willis Riley
Thurman.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l.. Maxwell are visit.
ing their daughter, Mrs. Zuccarillo at
Pulaski.
Mr. Otey Dockery and family reached
here today from Texas, to remain in.
definitely.
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tended the Cease Hill wedding near
Lewieburg Tuesday night.
Herbert and Tom Simms have re-
turned to Lawrenceburg after visit tc
their aunt, Mrs. Bell Simms.
Mr.. ano Mrs. Neil Hughes and chill.
drne and Mrs. 9. q. BIahdau are in
Washington, for the Inauguration.
Mrs j. G. McClendon. OF Donaldson
VILE. Is the guest of her daughter,
Mrs. Hardin Thomas, at Glendale.
Nh. and Mrs. William Flelden ar
rived Thursday from Memphis, to visit
Mr.. FIelden's brother, Mr. Cal Fielden.
Mrs. Charlie Jackson, of Mt. 2 easant,
and Miss Mary Rains, of Colombia
left Tuesday for New Orleans and Mardi
Gas.
Misses Mary and Loula Scott, of An
drews, are boarding at F G. Sowen's
and attending the Columbia Public
School
Postmaster Hughes left Wednesday
for Washington. where he will act as
aide on Gen. Chatfe's staff, in the
inaugural parade.
Mr.. W. E, Farris, of Spring Hill,
left for the South Tuesday. on a bust
ness trip. He hopes to be In New Or
leans on Mardi G1as day.
@ssMiss Halle Fry will visit Ma jer
Greer and family, at Governor 8
Island, New York, this week, and will
attend the Grand Opera.
Mrs. James Lea and Mrs Ida Cor
don, sisters of the late Mrs. Mary Paul
Maguire, and Miss Mary Lea, all of
Norfork, Va, were visiting Mrs. Mil
ME Fowler.
Mr.. and Mrs W. W. Walker, who
have been living in Fayetteville, are
visiting Mrs. P. G. Haley. They will
go from here to Nashville, where they
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-03-03
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John

visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. job
B Ashton
Russell Thompson was here Sunday
from Memphis, to spend the day with
his parents.
4 Miss Daisy Shepard is visiting
friends and relatives in McMInnville,
this week.
Mrs K. y. Leach has returned to
MurfreesboIO, after visit to Mrs
T. A. Leach.
MI. d. Lazarus, of Bessemer, Ala. :,
Is visiting his sons, MessIs. Ben and
Nose Lazarus
]. Rosenthal lett Tuesday evening
tor the Eastern marketst, to buy his
spring stock OF goods.
Mr.. John T. Wooten, buyer for the
Maury Dry Goods Co., left Tuesday
evening for New York.
X. s. McCarty has returned from
a business trip through East Tennessee
and Northern Alabama.
O. M. and Ed. Erwin LETT
Thursday for several months business
trim through Mississippi.
Mrs. Sue Neal has returned to her
home at Petersburg, after o visit to her
sister, Mrs. W. ]. Sowell.
Mrs. q. 4. Hughes and Mrs. Jno.
T. Wooten will leave today for New
Orleans and MaIdl Gras.
Misses Rebeces and Daisy Erwin at
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-03-03
will reside in the future.

will reside in the future.
Drs Sidney Page and $. r. Hardi.
son have returned from the meeting OF
the State Dental Association at Mem
phis. DIR. Hardison was complimented
with a position on the Executive Com
tee of the Association.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. 4. r. Carpenter
and children have returned to New
York. Mr.. Carpenter was quite pain
fully hurt while here by heavy table
falling on one of his feet.
Mrs. Sue Preston and Mr.. and Mrs.
Seth Wartield will leave to-day for
New Orleans. Miss Julia Warfield and
Master Francis will be guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs +. ID. Lander,
while their parents are South.
Mrs. Nj. L, Thompson and Miss
Susie Thompson have returned to
Spring Hill, after a visit of several
weeks to Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Mayes.
Mis-. Willie Freeman accompanied
them to Spring Hill. for brief visit.
Work is 10 full blast on the new court
house and If this good weather lasts
there will be marked improvement in
a few days.
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Mrs. Sloan appeared in her wedding
dress of crepe de Paris. Mrs Padgett
in white silk with touches of lace. Mrs
Ellington cream voile. The paror was
in red, artistlcally decorated in Ameri.
can Beauty roses. In the dining room
sandwiches With hot chocolate were
dispensed by Mrs. John Sloan. At the
opposite end an ice course with fruit
cake was served by Mrs. A. s. Page,
bevy of young girls assisting, The din
ing room was in green and white, the
color scheme being carried out in every
detail The center piece was white
hyacinths on point lace over green.
Crystal candalabra held green shaded
tapers.
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GodWin-HugheS.

Mr.. Ed Goodwin and Miss Genie
Rebecca Hughes were married Tuesday
evening at $50 O. clock by Rev w. Z.
Ussery at his home in South Columbia.
Mr.. and Mrs. ALI Brazier, Messrs. Louis
Loeb and H. B Cochran, Jr., were the
only attendants. The wedding was very
much in the nature Of a surprise, for
while it was generally understood that
the young people we're sweethearts, to
only few close friends was the fact
disclosed that an early marriage was
contemplated The bride is daughter
of Mr.. 7. G Hughes. of Goodwin, and is
Of personal attractions and charm of
character. Mr.. Goodwin Is an EN-
ploye at the Maury National bank
and has many friends in Columbia as
we'll as at his old home near Goodwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodwin will maze their
home with Mr.. and Mrs. ALI Brazier on
East Ninth street.
Mrs. John w. Frierson will give a
luncheon Monday, mplimentary to
Miss Lilly Dobbins, whose marriage to
Mr.. j. G. Minge will take place Tues
day afternoon,
The Marry Chapter Daughters OF the
Confederacy will meet Friday afternoon
at 3 o clock with Mrs. Will Fleming
All members are requested to bring
their dues.
Mrs. A. B. Rains, Sec.
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Miss Caroline E. Bulow, a SO uthern
actress. who has won marked reputa-
ton, has drametlzed John Irotwood
Moore IS delightful work. "a Summer
Hymnal, and will use it in her stage
work next season
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-03-03
IN SOCIETY.

The Kings D Daughters will give a
reception Tuesday afternoon, March
18th. in the First Methodist Sunday
school room in the interest of the
Industrial School library.
Miss Susie Lipscomb entertained on
Tuesday afternoon the Zion Book Club.
complimentary TO her guest, Mrs.
Junius Bracy. An interesting game
OF Pig was played, after which, re-
freshments were served. On last FIJI
day. Mis-. Emma McFall entertained a
few friends with an elegant seven
course dinner, complimentary to Mrs.
Bracy. The following ladies were
present: Mesdames Josie and jamie
Harlan. Jane Dobbins, Eva Jones.
Hattie Jones, John Cecil. George
Harlan. Harry Sloan and Miss Lucy
WebseI.
The following day, Mrs McFall
entertained all of the relatives of Mrs.
Piracy with an informal family dinner.
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WILL BUY YOUR TOMATOES.

The Columbia Canning Company is
now ready to contract with farmers
for their season 8 tomato crop. Will
call in a few days to make formal con-
tracts with farmers throughout the
county. J. J. WILSON. Manager
d-1t&-1t
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DOCKS WILL Be REPLACED.

New Orleans, Feb. 28.-Second- Vice
President J. r. Harahan and party of
engineers and officials of the Illinois
Central, arrived here today in a special
car and visited the scene of Sundays
fire. Mr.. Harahan said this destruction
was about as complete as the reports
led him to expect. "We shall replace
the docks upon an improved and more
extensive scale and new elevators will
be erected at once" he said.
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ParkeS- MCEnery.

An announcement of an engagement
of mu n social interest in Nashville is
that of Miss Jane McEuery. daughter of
Senator and Mrs. Samuel d. McEnsrv.
of New Orleans, and Mr.. Warren B.
Parks, OF Dawson, Ga. the marriage to
take p ace in the early spring Miss Nc
Emery, who is a niece of MIS-. Horace
Frlerson of this city and Mrs. E H,
Hatcher, of Columbia, visited in Nash /.
vile this fall as the guest of her cousins,
Misses Margaret and Lucia McEwen.
She is beautiful and charming girl and
ls much admired 10 New Orleans and in
Washington, where she has spent the
past few winters with Senator McEuery.
She is now in the Nation u Capital with
her father, but will return to New Or
leans within the next few days. Nash
vile American.
Misses Elizabeth and frankie Lips-
comb entertained the Thursday After
noon Club delightfully."- at the meeting
this week, complimentary to Mrs. Junius
Bracey, of Arkansas. The house dec
orations we're red carnations and narcis.
sus, with red candles. A guessing con-
test, "A Musical Romance, was in
dulged in with interest by the assembled
guests and the new game, Progressive
Bunco, was played The highest
scores at Bunco were made by Miss AID.
die Sims Bennett and Mrs Bracey. Re
freshments were served at the close of
the evening.
Miss Caroline f. Bulow, So uthern
actress who has won marked reputa-
tiOn, has dramatlzed John IIotwood
Moore's delightful work, "a Summer
Hymnal, and will use it in her stage
work next season.
Mrs. T. A. Leach entertained elabor-
ately Friday afternoon at her home on
South Main street, complimentary to
her guests, Mrs. K. P. Leach and Miss
Sadie Hill, of Murfreesboro. The guest
list numbered nearly one hundred. The
hallway was in yellow-yellow Jonquils
being used most srtisticalIy. On enter.
ing the guests we're served with punch |
by Misses Hill ana Frierson, and then
entered the large parlor WHARF the re-
ceiving party awaited. In the ecelving |
party which stood in the parlor besides |
the bonoree, were: Mrs. Allen S.oan,
Of Fayetteville, Mrs. Hazel Padgett |
ana Mrs. Jesse Ellington. Mrs. Leach !
was becomingly gowned in cream silk.
Mrs. E P. Leach wore black lace over
black silk and carried red earn ton,
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Field Seeds.

Big stock, all kinds. Clovers. Alsike,
Alfalfa. Red Top, Timothy. Blue Grass
and Orchard. See SATTERFIELD e.
1t
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-03-03

Only one remedy in the world that
will at once stop ichiness OF the skin in
any part of the body: Doans Ointment.
At any drug store, Soc.
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Statue To Gen. Wallace.

Indianapolis, Ind. Feb. 28.-The
Indiana Senate today passed bill
appropllatlng $1,000 for statue of
Gen. Lew Wallace, to be placed In the
Capitol at WASHINGTON.
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]. p. Harris.

}. P. Harris, whose home lie on South
High street, died suddenly Sunday. The
funeral was at noon Monday at Moorts-
vile.
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have temporarily gone abroad.
AT Gen. Trephoff's chancellory it
was stated Saturday evening that NO
collision had occurred during the day.
Many Slain at Reval.
Eight persons were killed and 40
were wounded during the encounters be-
tween the rioters and police and troops
at Reval, Russia. Crowds armed with
rifles and revolvers prevented the fire
department from extinguishing the
flames at the theater. A dispatch to a
news agency at Odessa says that a seri-
GUS conflict occurred at the gymnasium
between students of both sexes and Cos
sacks, who interfered in the meeting.
Nearly a hundred students were injured
and one was killed. Seventeen young
girls, it is announced, are among the
victims. The Riga authorities have
closed the spirit shops and placed them
under military guard. There was a
great demonstration at the burial Sat
urday at Kharkoff of the Is victims of
the recent rioting, but the students and
workmen preserved order. At the GEM
etery revolutionary speeches were made
ove the graves which were adorned
with red flags. The troops and police
We're powerless to interfere. Suisse
quently martial law was declared.
Papers Not Allowed to Print.
Kieff is in darkness, no mail has been
received for days and the people are the
prey to the widest rumors. Intense ex-
element prevails. The publishers have
unanimously decided to cease publica-
ton. They will SEND circulars to their
subscribers until they are allowed to
print the truth. A great political dem
onstration took place in the public
square at Sevastopol Saturday. Ora
tors harangued the crowds who later
paraded the streets singing revolution
airy songs and scattering proclamations.
The troops gradually pressed the
crowds into the outskirts of the town.
A mob broke all the windows of the
Briansk railroad station Saturday and
drove out the telegraph operators. Rail-
road communication at Ostroff has been
stopped. No grain is moving and no
papers are being printed. The strike at
Rommy is complete. No mail has been
received at Dorpat for three days and
the people are in a state of semi-panic.
Soldiers Rule Town.
Simbirsk is in possession of the mill
tary. The Skopin. province of Riazin,
zemstvo is appealing by telegraph for
relief for the famine sufferers. Flour
costs four cents a pound. All the
schools at Liban are closed. There is
a general strike of every class at
Tifis, Caucasus. Business is at a stand
still. The population is nervous. The
municipal council at Kremenchug has
petitioned the government to remove
the Cossacks from the city. The en-
ployes of the Central Asian railroad,
at Ashkarad, Russian Trans-C Caspian
territory have struck. The railway men
on the Trans-Baikal line at Irktusk, ST.
IBERIA, have struck also.