The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, November 08, 1901, Image 8
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AMERICAN GARRISOI
A Conspiracy at Moncadt
Luzon, Nipped In Bud.
EEVEALED BY A WOMA:
Brvrral of the Town Officials Wei
luipliouted In the llurilsrout Soliem
Person to Betray Them Wuetho W1
of One of the Conspirator*.
Manila, Not. 5. ? A plot to mnssac
be American garrison at Mouoad
province of Tarlao, Island of Luzon, h
been revealed by the wife of one of tl
conspirator*.
Severul of the town officials are it
plicated in the murderous scheme. Tl
woman who revealed the plot hid a d
tecnve beneath a house in which tl
lead) rs of the oonspiruoy were holdii
a mooring. The leaner* were arresti
auu compromising papers were seize
A house close to the barrack* was to
fired after dark ami when the soidie
came out to assist in extinguishing tl
flames, 150 conspirators, armed wi
boios, wore to rush on the guard.
Uuiumissioner Wright today took tl
oath .pi office as vice governor. He w
be aotiNg governor during the conv
loscetice oi Governor Tuft, who pro!)
bly will be nimble to resume his duti
for some weoKP to CO rue.
Tiie United States Philippine ooi
mission touay pasted the treason lai
with slight alrerarions. Several F
ipi nos spoke against them. The new
papers In re approve of rbe appointinei
The Federalists are holding a couve
tion to arrange for a petition fo co
gress, asking that body to graut nntc
otny to trie Philippines, with a govern
appointed by the president of t
TTn i rail ri, r c urirh vi.tr. nrtwitr
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the two hc.usef, tho senate t-o consist
UO members, 14 of them to be named
the governor and 18 to be elected.
WILL MAINTAIN BLOCKADE
General ~mitl? toy* Island of Ijvj
>lua <'?mn to Term**
BIasha, Nov fi.?Advices from Ti
lobau, capital of the Island of Leyte",
port that the presuientesof various tow
in the island have waited upon Brij
dier General Smith and complained
him that the people aie nnable to p
mre food because of the blockade ti
la maintained along the strait of S
Jaanico. General Smith rpphod tl
the strictest kind of a blockade jyoi
be kept unm the people of Lie;
brouprtt in their gtma and gave the t
thoricies full intoruiarioi} concerni
the. insurgents who infest rlio count
All the arguments of the othcials of (
towns wero unavailing.
General Smith has ordered the det>
tation of the wife of General Luilbf
leader of the Samur revolutionists.
Four native police officers were kill
Ann their horses captured yesterday
Bay bay, Island of Ley to
Lieutenant Julien E. Oaujot, with
fletaoniiieuc ot scouts, oncouiitered
body ot insurgents southeast of Gara
g.-iu, satrtar island, a<i?j hi the tip
Which foilowrd 25 rtrbeln were kill*
One iiunnreii ano seventy-live ileal
w* re humeri nml 5.00U pounds of y
auii 2,000 faiay were captured.
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is wants to put out a fire sue ,<lo*sn t
heap on oil and wood. She throws
J* on >.ater.know.ng that waterquenches
4* fire. Wnen a woman wants to get
v?c'1 from d.seases peculiar to her sex,
she ehould not add fuel to the fire
<* already i.ijrning her life away. She
O rhouid not take worthless drugs and
potions composed of harmful narcot4
ics and opiates. They <lo pot check
v the disease they do not cure K?Ifrey
II , . ; .j uid fuel to the fire. ^
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menstruation; and by doing
alt th:# drives away the
hundred anrj one aches and
pains which drain health
and beauty, happiness and
good temper from maoy a
woman's life. It is the one
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ONE 98.?
OF HUYLER'S CANDY.
~ MURDERMYSTERY IN
, THE CITY OF CHICAGO
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Ghastly Crime Discovered by
l' the Police.
WAS VENDETTA VICTIM?
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Body of Antonio Nupoll, With Hl>
re Head A.moat Severed and Kila Feet
e. Tied In a Uunny Sack, Found la en
' Empty Flour liarrel.
Chicaoo, Not. 6.?The body of a
ro man, whose hoad was almost sovorod
a, from hie body, was discovered in a flour
as barrel on a strip of prairio near llice
ire street and Western avenue today. Tno
victim's feet were securely bound in a
n- gunny sack and the body doubled, from
tie which it was appareut that his slayer or
ie- slayers had experienced difficulty in
he forcing the body iuto the receptacle. Bo
lg side the wound in the neok there was u
ad deep gash on the man's face,
d. The man is believed to be Antonio
Napoli, who, with 25 other Italian la
5* borers, reached Chicago last uight from
. Iowa Center, la. The addross, "Salva
dor and Luigi M. Nigro, 402Va Clark
i Street," was found on a letter in the
dead ntau'i^oat. On that firm's books
was found trie nam* oi Autonio Napoli,
* and his address wus given as Box 1)43,
Livermore, la.
The man is about 80 years old, dark
hair and ootnplexiou; red mustache,
and wore a olay worsted cutaway suit,
.. oelluloid collar, purple tie, dark brown
* " shoos. Ohiei of Police O'Neill thinks
r*" thb mftn has been the victim of some
* TnilllArr.il aa a Hollar U'Aj fiinnH ori r.lia
_ >U win HUM *vn< s? i*Un
! western railway is cle ireii of ftodl'A,
i i 'he exception of the Fouohe-My'
1 burg-Wusgels command of 400 n?en with
! which General iemur.h is dealing.
i > < Informed Triple AHIupoe,
[ Wr.w Yogjf, tfor. 6 ?It is learned
0 from a reliable Kouren that France hay
ijl not, np to the present, informed tba
| \ triple alliance of any ooutemplated oa1
i yal notion in Tnrkey, says The Her|
aid's Merlin correspondent. The Tage3,
blatt ooniparus the attitqde of M. Dell
) cosse to that of Napoieou HI )h )87Q.
1 Like the saltan, Kiug William of Pres.
j'j pi* had already yiolded when France,
u by urgently pressing new claims, critJ
[ Ically embfttersd thg alt nation.
Portland, Me., Huh Had Kirs,
]: Pokti,*nd, Me., Nov. 6. ? Fire on
A n : 1
vonimerciai street early today destroyed
i > the big wholesale grocery ?(orp qf (lie
J [ liilltkeii-Totolin^on company, causing a
i i Iom of obont $2AO,000.
| Revenue Colleoiur Appointed,
i > Washington, Not. 5.?The president
, | today appointed John R Donaell ol
J j Orawfordsville oolleotor of Internal r#T*
enae for the eleventh Indiana riUtrlefc
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I i eastern Transvaal. between tho Booth
' 1 ?uii C.gl/^.nel Beuson's coiumn, says:
J i , "The ifyvfji were uuaiile to remove
i i | the pnns rhay vilpitu^ a British
| ' ambulant!" went out, wiie'u ugtji't oosoj:
I l of the am balance the burph-TS carried
([ them off. i'ne Boer were un|
[ ' doabtedly heavy, but uo reliable report
l is obtainable. Colonel Upperumu was
i killed uiui Chris Botha was wounded.
! i'h;i Boers are reported to have behaved
i | badiv to tlij# British wounueu "
< I Lord Kiteneuer fpijiier reports that
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2. bodyLater
Eocoo Catitre, a satuop keeper,
' Identified the body as that of Autouto
^ KopoJi. 'fhe place where the barrel was
found has booq used for years as a
uf damping ground.
by PENALTY MUST BE PAID.
Georgia Will ssoud a Misstoatppl Kugl"
tire to the Gallows.
'10 Jackson, Miss., Nov. 5.?Governor
Longipo has issued a requisition ou the
Mi- governor of ktvofg}*, for Will Lauier,
re- one of Mississippi's tuosfc fjpsperate
uh criminals, who was Gaptprcd a few fluy*
?a sinoe at Newuau, Ga., by the town auto
fhomies.
ro- Lanier was to have been hnnged at
1111 Aberdeen on April 16 last, ppt ho broke
lat t;'iree days before the day of oaeoif;
jjj tion and made his escaim. Together
M with his father and brother, George ami
1U, Jim Lamer, the trio murdered the Bidl
" die brothers in Monroe county abonc
y , two years ago. Tnp murder was utterly
/* i without provocation as (he evidence
showed? Will Lanier killed the yo#Qg'r
' brother, a i#4 barely 14 years of age.
* . because he was nrfip/f oyer the death of
' his brorher, who had i)?ew from his
a/t 1 ?or?o a few moments before.
"*" After Lanier is returned to Mississippi
it will be uti&mpfiry for the supremo
court to set a new date for the exeouI
tion. The case was affirmed by the
1 court at the last session. Governor
* Longiuo has refused ro interfere with
>(l tne verdict of the court or ro commute
^ ' the sentence to life imprisonment.
' 9QVJH AFRICAN WAR.
i hord Kl cticuw liljfii j'sfl!""- I>p?m1Is
2_? \ * 14 % \i.
x of Hr>fh*,niu'ixt<> Kii(H'.'i'fiiciit.
London-, Nov. ft. ~Lord Kitchener in
if a dispatch ro the war office, uininr date
}{ of Nov. 4, giving further derails of the
recent engagement near Braueuiaug.e.
Coming to Union
$3,500 Daily Expenses.
$100,000 New Features.
$2,000,000 Invested.
Coming in its Own Palace Special Trains. 77th Year of the
Oldest, Biggest and Best Show on Earth.
THE PIONEERS AND PERPETUARORS
Of Tented Amusement Institutions.
John Robinson s
Ten Big: Shows All United.
4 Circuses?3 Menageries?2 Stages?Roman Hippodrome,
Combined with the Grand Biblical Spectacular Production
KING SOLOMON and the QUEEN OF SHEBA
An I ntpressive and Eminen'ly Moral and MiPf! Elevating
Pageantic and Scenic Spectacle, with its Enchanting
Magnificent Scenery and Georgeous Costumes,
100 Beautiful Ballet Girls 100
500 iVien, Women and Horses in the Cast.
CARL HAGBACK'S$40,000
Performing Elephants
Ei< phan'S that wal*z. El? ph ints t' a- actually play musical instrument*.
E ephants that do everything but talk,
lOO New and Novel Circus Acts,
1,000 Rare and Costly Animals,
50 Hair Raising Races.
IW of Camels Troupe of Trained
Whole family of 2 i loons ^ K|.u )k. Kqu,.^riilh}
4 Hoyal Jleiigal iiKti3 One Plul.ipineCow, 24 incheshifcb
to 1 olar ItetiK Ollf) iv.iby Sea Lion
School of y>ea Lions , Main Hippodrome Ittees
Den of 8 I jeopards MoiiKey llan m
jVn of ?? Hyenas
One pair of Flands K epli.u.t. and ( ainel ltacis
Oi e piir of Horned Horses Man . pa-osl Hoiv.es Ilices
Fvery knownsjieciesof Antelope Two-Horn* Tandem Kices
1(1 It "t'l"""
.w i; ivn IH 'CIO 11ik- Jumping ilot&u iidct'H
^ 'iV a'i.'tlj r*? and Four Hoix* Chariot Itacea
II) 'w ue Acs T ao aid Foui uoise StanduiK lUces
GRAND FREE $300,000 STREET PARADE.
5 IJ.tiid- of Mu.-ir, Fife ai d |>n?ii < o<( . (Onnu nt I'.e'ls. r?0 <,?r" ?rd
(ii-ded Driin, 2i> 'Cahlcniix i.'ui':, 12 I mpe. fjhil Tlniroii?hi?r d II '
l'?0 Minia u - 1'uuHb, Steam Caliopv drawn l?y -10 I'omi u and driven by
ope man *
U Herds of liiXepliaixts.
EXtUKSlONSON ALL LINKS OF I'll A V KL.
.J^y, NOV. 16
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SSPOT CA8H TO ALL.
( ROUBLE BETWEEN
FRANCE AND TURKEY
Gaillard's Squadron Proceeds
to Island of Mitylene.
ORDER TO SEIZE CUSTOMS
hruiico Dim-iii* it NVci'ssury to Oocui?y
Turkish Terrlto-y 11 Order to Coin
pel i jiHi i ouniiy 10 KKsproi. t?rtain
i-reach Treaty (lights, 'Kto.
Pakis. Nov. 5.?Admiral Gaillard's
squnur-.u arrived off the Islaud ot Syria
(Grecian archipelago) yesterday and demoiied
a dispa.ch boat, winou eutoruu
'ho porr of S'-ria nnd received from the
elegrupb stat ion a batch of dispatches
xuitnining deliuito instructions from
he Fivno'.i g > vera men t regarding carving
out the senl-d orders which wore
d r-> the admiral previous to his
.<v.ving Touiou.
l'bese dispatches directed Admiral
laiUnrd Vd proceetj id the Island of
hi;yl.-ne, wne:: :e tie will soiee ilie cusotua
at Mi iilli, and at auothor porr.
I'm- squa-irou is now ou its way to
ditrlene nnd will probably arrive at its
leHtiiiatiou %.day. The foreign office
nis not yet received the sultan's reply
.0 the note presented by M. Paptiste,
jounsi'llor of the Freueh legation at
OmiHtatitiuople, following out the inuructions
of M. Delcasse. the foreign
minister, nnder date of Nov. 8. The
correspondent here of the Assootated
Press is enabled to make the following
statement:
"When the French government decided
to send a French squadrou to Turkey.
' it debated whether to sei^e the
customs at Salonika, 'Beirut or ^uiyjriiA,
as it was surmised that the receipt* of
ppo pf these big nortflwouii} be required
to produce a aiifhoieut sum tu pdy off
the French claims without a lnnnr rwvm.
patiou, which was coneidored Inadvisable.
The occapatiou of Saloulca was at
once dismissed, because it might create
the lalse impression that Frauoe was
niiuiag to reopen the Macedonian quosttop.
. .4. Hell
on Smyrna.
"The occupation of Beirut w$s also
sat ustdo/paring to fne preup^ position
*nd interests in Syria. where tb# PQpt)?
latiou looks upon France as it# protestor.
Tue ocuuuatlon of Beirut, theretore,
was Oertalu to create effervssoeaoe
nid, perhaps, even rebellion. The oholce
of Al. Dolcasso, consequently, fell on
Smyrna, which offers < qual advantages
.o the other ports, without having their
politionl tuawouCftg. Saturday, however,
came the dfcprftoh frofh' Jrl' Batiste
annonnciug the isouing'df the saltan's
irado announcing the Lorando claim
settled iu its entirety as Franoe demanded.
This dispatoh slightly modified
the'a"pecl of tiifc tdtjptlCh, ft M. ,
Dcic.tsfep cawp to fhe conclusion that
the sultan would now tottle ti?s money
claims and would within ? few days
produce the guarantees whioh Franoe
demanded for their payment.
"The uet:"Uv Xor ?'-ia.tux big oustom?,
tnereiore, beoatne less pressing,
although the necessity for occupation of
Tarkish territory in ordof tq exercise
pressure and cotuptil' the' sultan to concede
the tit man-is respecting 1'nrkey's
disregi.ru of French treaty rignt* still
remained urgent. The govcruiuenr,
rnerefore. decided that Admiral <?niilard
should occupy a couple of porrs 011
rh" l-Knd of Mlrvlene. whicn is couve1:1
inly close to Smyrna, so snouid tngovernment's
imprt s9ion that the sut
f-*?i ir ! 1 I wo' 1 ;irt/?r.?viiw rU..
? J ? ??liirv
question witnout ticluv prove un
jn litivii, ami run cusioais reeoipr* ?<
Mi v en" be not sufficient ro meet rbe
]V n \ claim-, Smyrna oau yet bo occupicd.
i|.ip>. -or K?r y A?ijn?-mcnt.
"In rue meanwhile the occupation of
the i ortn on the Island of Mitylene is
more convenient front a military point
of view, as the French cannot be easily
n lain, bod on chat isiaud, wnereas
Smyrna, b?ing on tue mainland, its occupation
might hove more serious devel
opinenfhhn'tg'drijueti.'
"'The French government, however,
trusts that the whole difficulty will very
shortly be arranged to its satisfaction
and hopes that tbo treaty Stipulations
will be earned out by the issue of trades,
suoh an giving certain French sohools
Krimasiou to open, whioh, thus far, has
en withheld, and also by giving offi
pial recognition throughout the Turkish
4m*>ir<* W* dipipuias ln?nedhr tl+* tfrfenoh
j m?<iio*l faowltjr at J3oimi^ efq.,, pffcv
(iailiard SfliM Thrss Porta.
J/ONPON, Nov. A.?Dispatches from
furls to & news agency here My that
ihe French squadron has ftrriyed at
Smyrna and has seised three ports on
the Inland of Mitylene. The British
foreign oftioe has had no reqnest from
< Turkey, a? announo?*d by the Oonstaati
nople correspondent of the Boho d
Paris, to fulfil the terms of the oonven
a on of 1876 by which the exchange for
ih I-lnnd of Cyprus Great Britain
( guaranteed the integrity of the sultan's
! possessions.
Major Dawes De*4,
Pan itbanciaca, Not. 0 ? Major H. 0.
Dawes, artillery oorps, U. 8. A., died
last night at tha Presidio, from aa affection
of the kidneys. Major Dawes arrived
from Mantle tea days a(o aa tto?
transport Maada. Ha served with orsdM
Poring Ike earn palga In Ohina
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Two Moo Making Voyage Arran4
World Id Indian Itugout.
Apia, Not. A ? Captain J. o. Tom v
A. K. Lux ton, the adventurous Qanafllans
whq Mailed from Vanoouver aarly
In July in Jndtan dugput cwioe for t
Toy age around the world in fear. arrived
here safe and round Oct. 10. hoot no
traveled in that time a dintnapo of A0QO
Rtileo,
After ioitTing Vancouver, JJ. a, they
railed for M day* without teeing land
PC oail of any description and on Aug,
01 they landed at Penrhyn inland. Win
there thoy omieed to Api* arriving
Oot, JO,
The venturesome traveler" remained
hat a few honro in Aph^-eely loan
enough to oeonre a supply of want and
provision a-??-eud then oat nl) forflyiioy
by way of Fiji. Both man were io.gwtk
health and expressed themselves aa*ap>
iofled that thor would be able te ieom* &
plete their undertaking. w
BOLD ESMOND ROBBERY.
Clnelnaatl Burglar* lant Wlataw
m< Run With Tray "f Uuws n
Oinciknati. Not. a?Some
ly this morning burglars broke the large
phow window of the Duehrae Jeweler
pom pony I ? |io*? ft*
fween Vine and flace atreere, nod Ms|jf
about $20,000 worth of diamond*.
fn their flight taey left o trait of gig.
anooda, indicating the direoflon the*
too*. Thh 4tan?ooda stolen tgere >oota
U? Itay ood the bgrpUtr* aye spp pored
to her* taken ndyaptage of the pajtaggj
? Muiug wagon t>f oar yp break tad
|teas and aeiae the trey and ron..aa tfcgp
Irerlooked mack valuable goods la lM
ante window.
TWIN BROTHERS IN PRISON.
Leagtae Wilt Me Asked be Farfas the
Walt see Bays.
Jack?o*. Mis*. hfoy. #.?4. pgtfctaji
will be presented to Goyeynoc Ljongiqfl
Within the negt few days asking fng thg
pardon of Pearl and Horace Wall***,
twin brothers, who were sent mg frees
Franklin oonnty last year for mardari
Both prisoners are somewhat oshebrated
tn the state's criminal aaaals, m
baring narrowly eaopped several lynchpelted
to bring thsm to Jackson for safe
keeping pqtil their ssntsqees' *#
ftnqed hy *h? ?WP??? PfWt?
The brothers were ooaviosedef kUMng
a man in a quarrel resulting from a
horse trade. Horaee Wallace was not
to Ihe penitentiary for li/e and Fessf
Wallace received a 20-year seoteaee fe*
mantlaoghter.
America Twenty Years Ahead.
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Bhoe and Leather" fair at Loadoh' srt
Impressed by the fact that the IWlrfrh
boot and shoe trade Is largely dependent
u^ '^mepcsp m^Qhlhsry, Jjfaf
London correspondent. Que British m:
klbitor said J MAmorioaar aye |Q yearf
abend of ns in maohinery. - >ertuaa??>y.
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