The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-01-01
WHITE FLAGS ARE FLYING.  Bits of Bunting Tell of End of the
 MoscON Rebclllon.

Moscow. Dec s1.--White flags flying from dozen factories and tenement houses Of the Presna district when the revolutionaries made their last stand near, boar mute witness to tho end of the ..December uprising in Moscow, The entire district is now occupid by troous.
 During thu night the vast majority of tho members Of lighting legions, . either surrendered, or, after throwing g away their arms, endeavored to escape in the guiso of peaceful citizens. Only the members who acted as q guard to the revolutionary commlttees stuck to their colors, and tho surrender of this handful this mornin:s furniss4ed the last act of the sanguinary drama.
 The staging of this last act was ad- mirable--a snow covered landscape, the small black residence with a tiny red ;iuttering from its gable. the end of Gorbatoff Bridge black with the guns of the artillery, and thing encircling line of the Semnovcki Regiment of the Guard, broken out directly in the line of fire, Suddenly tbere was flash of red fire from the mouth of one of tho guns and solid shot plowed through he walls of the house. A spluttering If shots replied from window.
 The cannon spoke again and again. until a dozen shots had been fired. IL looked like murder 10 the spectators on hill and so evidently thought the ofiicer in, command of the battery, which ceased fire.
 White Handkerchief Waved.
 A reserve company of the Semon- yski regiment then advanced and fired yolseys at the upper windows. At the .hird volley a white handkerchief att tached to bayonet was pushed through a shattered pane. It waved irantically and all was over. i. The little garrison of thirty marched out and laid down. their arms, strange collection of rifles and repeating snot guns. All had revolv.rs., @
 Strange to say not one of the men had even been wounded and when they found that they would not be immedi- ately executed they appeared to be rather relieved that the end of the struggle mad come. They gathered their hands eagerly over the cheerful ..res and begged cigarettes from the guards.
 The number of prisoners Is being augmented, most of the new arrivals being Arrested at the bridges or at points of egress In the Presna. district which is crowded with refugees.
 The Associated Press learns that af- WI NAo Andi ttt 1IOAutfOlE CotlOu mill and other factories, a council was hastily held at which it was decided that the revolution had failed and an order was given to every man to save himself. best he could. A hundred agreed to hold together so as to keep up show of fight under cover Of which the others could escape.
 After the final surrsnder the inhab- ltants Aswarmed intogthe streets Of the district in a remarkably short time cleared away the remains of the bar ricades and other Instructions wIth which for a week the reyolutionaries had blocaked the district.
 This morning correspondent of the Press found one street where Friday it was necessary to climb over thirty barricades. clear from end to end. All these except three. which were carried by troops yesterday, were demolished by the inhabitants. who were as industrious in tearing them down as they had been in erecting them.
 Searched by Soldiers.
 As the correspondent proceeded he