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CRIME HAS CREATED ' QUITE A< SENSATION * I S ... President Armenian Revolutionary Society Murdered. ASSASSINATED IN LONDON, ENG Was Entering Hie Residence Wher Man Rushed Across Street and Firec Four Shots In Quick Succession, One Penetrating Region of Heart. JLondon, Oct. 27.?Sagatel Sagouut president of the Armenian revolution ary society in London, was murdcipo In the suburb of Nunhead late yestor day evening. The crime has created a sensation as it' has every appearance of being of a nolitical character and has been preceded by the assassinations of othei officials of branches of the same so ciety on the continent. Sagouni, who returned to England only yesterday, after settling up th? affairs of an associate in Switzerland who was recently assassinated by stab blng, was entering his residence when a man' rushed across the road anfired four shots at Sagouni in quicli succession, tlio last bullet cnteriuj the region of the heart. The murderer, who appeared to b< a foreigner, fled. Tile only clews to the man, in po session of the authorities, are a fell hat and a silver-plated revolver, bott made in New York, which he dropped in his flight. The murdered man, who was a mln lng engineer, became wealthly in th< Caucasias and devoted his money tc the Armenian cause. His society wai entirely passive and opposed to vio lence, and it is thought this attltudt inspired the advanced section of th? Armenians with the desire of ven geance, the latter claiming that Sa gouni's society devoted funds to char . ity which would have been hotter ap plied to violent remedies for the Ar menian grievances. Sagouni is said to have moved tc England from Now York early In 1902 It is stated that Sagouni's life hai! been threatened on account of his par ticipntion in the exposure, by the cd itor of a Iloston newspaper. Young Ar menia, after the misappropriation ol funds by a faction of the Armenian revolutionists. These men are alleged to have collected $20,000 in Amerfca in 1902, and to have put the monsj in their own pockets, instead of pushing the propaganda for the emaneipatio n of the Armenians, for which tinmoney was subscribed. Sagouni had frequently spoken of t determination of the advanced Armenian revolutionists exterminating the loaders, of the passive party and foi that reason he always carried a revol ver and a dagger in self d-efense. . The murderer's shots last night wor? so rapid .that Sagouni was only abl< . to draw h|8 revolver after the murderqi had fired three times, and as he turned to face his assailant, Sagouni was shot near the heart and fell. When at Dieppe, France, yesterday, on his way to England, Sagouni thought that he was being shadowed by a man whose description somewhat tallies with the appearance of the mur derer who is described as -being 2 feet. 5 inches in height, about 30 years uiu, ii.iviiik very ions oiuck nair, and a biack moustache with long. drooping ends. A man was arrested lioai King's crossroads, a railroad station on suspicion of being the assassin, but was later released. A convention of tire Armenian pas 1 slveists Ins ibecri in session bcro, ami it is suggested that the oppQrtunitji was chosen by one vicious faction oe a favorable one for disposing of the principal leaders. The mu'derer was noticed waiting hours for the arrival of Sagouni, and the former was apparently supplied with information concerning the lat ter's movements by two accomplices. Refop? hi*" death Sagiurni told 0 friend <that he did not know his assail' ant but said he had been followed fo; a long-time. Sagouni's friends attribute the mur der to the Alfarlsts of tlie Hentichakisi society. ' This section, lie added, bj a man named Alfar, was expelled from the society after a split In 18S3 when it is alleged the Alfarists were paid spies of the sultan of Turkey. Thefe was some attempt in lfk)2 to patch up the difficulties between the sections' of the Hentichaklst society, but the majority concluded that th Alfarists only wanted to get control ( of the society's newspaper, The Hent ; chak, with tiie object of suppressing it. I The fend became more acute and ( an attack on the editor of the Rostoii ; edition og the Hentchak followed. A ' former editor of the Hentchak, Na/.er 1 hack, was stabbed last week at I^aqsannc. Switzerland, by an Alfarist. It Is said here, boweyer, that Nuzarbacfi is art dead, though he was reported earlier in the day to have b-en killed. The local HmitehaklfiU say New York is the headquarters of the A! j ? farists. Goes to Federal Prison. OreepvJIIe. S. C? Oct. 37.?I*. W Heyward. white, convicted in the IJni ed States district court on the charge of counterfeiting, was sentenced tc one year's imprisonment in the At lanta prison. Dan Sanders, tlie no gro hoy convicted of tampering with the mails, was sentenced to three yoars in the reformatory at Orltteohain, Aid. ( * ;t' t MISSISSIPPI LLVtE AAiiuiiiiTiAai , UUNVtNMUN Metio Largest In Point of Person nel That Has Been Held GATHERED AT NEW ORLEANS Purpose of Convention Is to Appsal tc the National Government for Suf ficient Aid to Carry on Much Neen ed Improvements. New Orleans, Oct. 27.?Attended by considerable ceremony, including the firing of cannon, the largest and in point of personnel, the most Infiuential levee convention yet held in the Mississippi valley, gathered at noon today in Tn lane hall. Phesident Charles Seolt of the Interstate Mississippi River 1m ' provernent and Levee association call cd the body to order. The purpose of the meeting is tc appeal to the national government foi sufficient aid to levee both hanks ol the river and to maintain such lev ees at a maximum grade reclaiming and giving protection to the alluviai lands and improving navigation. Tho attendance included governors senators, members of congress, hfgfc railroad officials and representatives of commercial exchanges and levee hoards from ninny states of the valley Telegrams were received from met high in public station in 25 or more states expressing sympathy with the movement. President Stuyvesant Fish, of the Illinois Central; President Spencer, o; the Southern; Vice President Winchell of the ""Frisco, officials of the Texaf and Southern Pacific, the ex-secretary of the treasury, Charles R. Fairchild; Judge Robert S. Taylor, of the Missis sippi river commission; Governors Lougir.o, of Mississippi; Senator Jaraeg H. Perry, of Arkansas; Congressmen Davis of Wisconsin, and John Sharps .... Wiiliflmn nf ififitsainni ' Iiwln-n Clnnrarc II. Maxwell, of Chicago; Senators Me Fr.ory and Foster of Louisiana, an;', numbers of the Ixmis-iana congrosslou al delegation, were here today to at tend the convention. Governor Heard, for the state, and Mayor Caiiedveille, for the'city, made addresses waunly welcoming the del egatos aflo: President Scott had call ed the convention to order. Ex-Governor E. O. Stannard, of Mis souii, was chosen as temporary chair Irian and the opening session closed with the appointment of a committee on permar. nt. organization, which wi: select President Scott to preside. The convention will last three days PERILS OF THE YOUKON. Steamsis With Valuable Cargoes Exposed to Ice and Frost. Seattle, Wash., Oct. '27.?A special from Dawson says that steamers and c n-goes valued at more than $2,000,Ond remain exposed to the perils of the Yoiikrsn ice and frost with little pros poet of being gotten to places of safe ty for the winter. Some steamers have full cargoes |ol perishable goods and these are certain to he ruined. The cold storage steam Or Kerr, with $160,000 worth of re frigerated moats. Is stalled below Eaglc and wlrt not got through this year. The gold output of the Klondike for the season Is now figured at $10,400,000. STRIKE IN BILBOA. Miners Dynamite Railroad Roundhouse ar.d Electric Plant. Pillion, 0<-i. 27.- The striking miners destroyed with dynamite during the ni -'kr ;i lsllrnsul rninnlli...io.. ...-.i .i electric light anil .telephone plants. The strike, whleh has now spread to all the mines in the (listiict, causes great anxiety, as the employers persist in refusing to consider the / e- , minds for the weekly payment c! wages until the men resume work. The rim of the employers, it is said, is to induce the men to negotiate with them directly, without the intervention of the outsiders., % i Received In Farewell Audience. Rome. Oct. 27.?The pope today received Cardinal Moran In farewell au; dlenee. The pontiff was most affable to the cardinal, speaking lengthily about the English-speaking countries generally, saying their complete lib erty in the exercises of their religion represented the best Held for the growth and spread of Catholicism. At the end of the audience Cardinal Moran presented a select number of English-speaking people, to whom the pope addressed the kindest greetings and bestowed upon them the apostolic ' biessing which was extended to their [ families. Tobacco Warehouse "Prey to Fire. Wilson. N. C., Oct. 27.?^Tho S. A Venahle TohacCo company's factory, pwned by the Branch Banking com parry. and used for the storage of leaf 1 tobacco, has been burned. The Car ' tcr K Whitehea! company, adjoining, ' had their stock badly damaged by 1 smoke and water. The Vcnable company's loss Is estimated at |50,00t>, find that, of Carter & Co. at $5,000. The cause of the fire is unknown. Fatal Explosion iln Tunnel. Pittsburg, Oct. 27- In an oxploRion 1 In the Green 'Irre tunnel of the Wr.haah ratlrQad, p.t a late hour last night. William 1.00 was killed, Harry Gordon was fatally hurt 'and Harrj Payne was badly cut, but will recov er' t . 1 GRIP AND TRAILER CARS IN COLLISION Score of Persons Injured In Accident at Chicago. LIST * OF THE CASUALTIES. While Passing Cable Vault Gripman Failed to Drop Gripper and Trailer Crashed Into Car?One "Person May Die of Injuries. Chicago, Occ. 27."?Through the fail ure or a grip man to drop the grip- i per while passing a cable vault, a < North CJarK street grip car and trail- 1 er crashed together last night. i>ix persons were injured seriously, i of whom one will die, while a score 1 of passengers were slightly injured. The seriously injured were: ' Gertrude Croli, 16 years old; will I die. < Christopher Kroonberger, legs broken and badly cut. Lawrence Kins, cut about the head I and body. Miss Mat tie Stark, 2.1 years old, right hand crushed. / Otto A. Summer, cut about the !? I And body; may lose sight of eye. James Willmer, gripman, cut and rendered unconscious. ] The crash could be- heard many i blocks away and hundreds of persons I rushed to assist the injured. i A dozen women had fainted or had ! been made hysterical by fright, and 1 they were carried from the oars, which were tilted up at an angle. Ambulances from three police sta- 1 tious were summoned. 1 Physicians were called, and the < wounds of a number of the passengers were dressed In the barns of the company and in stores along the street. 1 . I THREE KILLED OUTRIGHT. I Fatal Accident on Denver and Rio Grande Railroad. * < Salida, Colo., Oct. 27.?By the air 1 failing to work on the section brakes of a freight train on the Den- 1 vor and Rio Grande on a steep grade, tiie train ran Into the rear of the first section, wrecking the engine and four cars. I Three men were killed outright and one was injured. POSTMASTER VANCOTT TALKS. 1 \ Kn.ov.6 Nothing of Reported Investigation New York Office. New York, Oct. 27.?Postmaster VanCott of the New York said today in regard to the announce- I 1 merit that the office was to bo invest!- I gated by order of Postmaster General : Payne: "Officially, I know nothing about the j ' investigation. I know nothing ex- I cept what I have gathered from the j ( newspapers.; If I had official notice ! of the matter it would be unbecoming in me to speak of the subject at fnis time. Of the alleged promotion syndicate. I have no knowledge. t ' ' course, if I knew such a syndicate existed here. I would do my best to destroy it root and branch. That is all I can say on the subject now." Tragic Death of Farmer. Jackson. Miss., Oct. 2?.?H. C. Harris, a prosperous farmer, living near Kastport, in Tishomingo county, mot with a tragic death while driving 1 home from town in a buggy. The 1 horses attached to the vehicle b"ecame frightened at the rustling of leaves by the roadside, and darted down the hill at full speed. Mr. Harris was thrown from his seat, his head struck a tree and he was killed instantly. Knife Penetrated Skull. Greenville, S. C. Oct. 27.?The death of Walter Hunt, a young white man. is momentarily expected an the result of a cut reelvod Saturday night. The , blow was struck from the rear as | ' Hunt was leaving the house, and he j does not kr.ov/ who his assalllant was, ( Jack Fsher, wim is supposed to be the I guilty party, cannot he found. The I blade of the knife with which Hunt J ' was . stabbed penetrated the skull to' the handle, requiring two men to pull . It out. | ' Vicksburg Wants Lower Rates. Jackson, Miss., Oct. 27.?'Vicksburg Is following in the footsteps of Jack- j son in an effort to secure lower in- ; Rurance rates from the fire underwrlt- ; ers, and the mayor of that, city has been requested to confer with those in authority on the subject. Tnc! 1 Vicksburg citizens claim that they have a better system of flro protection than Meridian, hut are now paying a 90-eent late, whereas Meridian has a J 75-eent rate. : I ! Alleged Lyncher Arrested. Rasln City, Wyo., Oct. 27.?OlameB ( PatlQck, one of the men Indicted for 1 complicity in "the recent lynching < Sernian and Walters, and tho killing af Deputy Sheriff I'eorcc, has been arrested and is now in jail. Governor Hoadley's Widow Dead. New York, Oct. 27j?Mnrv ' - ?' i Hoadley, widow of Judge George Hoadley, who was governor of Ohio from 1883-85, Is dead at hor home In Riv* urdale. ? Prlre Fight Raided Iri Chicago. Chicago, Oct. 27.?A prize fight was i raided and 90 persons, nearly ail Ital- ' lana, were captured last night In Clark street. ? M I CHASE LASTED 14 MONTHS. Detective Pursued Embezzler Over Two Continent:?Finally Caught. Chicago. Oct. 27.?The Tribune tolay rays that alter a chase lasting 11 months, and in which two continents eve re traversed with a detective in pursuit of John Morrison, assistant aashier of the Northampton banft ol London, charged with embezzling more than S.GO.OOO, has been captured in Jhicago. He was conducting a jewel ry store in Forty-third street under the iame of Henry Jorgaa In August, 1902, Morrison, it is al eged, lied from the continent. The detective started from tho con Linent only. 36 hours after Morrison but the fleeing man had sailed foi Canada. There lie bought a ticket for New York. In New York A*orrison lived for twe months, later going to Boston, where le invested in a jewelry store. Marion, Iowa, saw him next, but the detective reached there only in time to learn that Morrison had, left foi Chicago. Morrison consented to return /tc England without extradition procee: Ings. nPMnrDATip r AMccocMrr Leading Members of Party Hold Meet ing In New York. New York, Oct. 27.?Through the presence of several leading members in tlie Democratic party in this cit> it has been learned, says the Herat?, that a conference at which were pres sent William Jennings Bryan,"Davit Bennett Ilill, former Senator Charles iV. Tcwne, of Minnesota; Frank Camp hell, chairman of the New York Dora ocratic state committee, and J. N Carliso. chairman of the Democratic commlttse, 1ms just been held. It Is asscited that the meeting con veued in the rooms at an uptown hostelry occupied by Mr. Hill, but noth ing could he learned a" to the sub Jects; discussed or the results. Sen itor Teller, of Colorado, who als< Is here, was asked what he knew re warding the matter. "It must be < coincidence" he said. "I am her< from Washington for three or foui days on private business." YOUNG GIRL MURDERED. Body Fot-n.-i In Underground Allcj Near Her Homo. Allentow!:, Fa., Cot. 27.?<Mabe Bechtel, aged 21 years, was murderet last night. Her body, placed in ai underground alley adjoining her home was found today by her mother. Tin skull was crushed but there were n< marks of violence on the hod v. AliBs Bechtel went driving yester day morning with David Weisenberj and this was the last time she wa: seen alive. Mrs. Bechtel was arous rd oaily this morning by the 'barklnj of clogs. Upon looking out of he) bedroom window she saw two mei parrying an object from a carriage an place it in the underground alley noai the Bechtel houce. S'ao made no in resticaticn. but upon arising this morn lug she found her daughter's shoes hat and coat in the dining rqpm. Later the body of Miss Beehtel wa: found in the alley. 400;000 HOMES VISITED. Work Done by Dowie and Follower! In New York. Nov: York, Oct. 27.?At the earl] morning service in Madison Square On'-d. n today Dowie gave a brief ad dross on eovotousnoss. and ali^o spoke al)out the work done by liis followers hero, saying that a great many eon verts had been made and about 100,'; homes vi'ited. He also said that a house haptlsu would take place in the garden this week, but lie had not decided whor it should occur. Charged with the Murder. Newborn, 'N. C . Oct. 27.?Oharlei Meadows was found dead on the rail ro-.d. between the Atlantic and No: Carolina railroad shops and Natlona avenue, and Will Phillips, the las man seen with Meadows on the ni before, was arrested, charged with tin murder. There were marks on Mead ow's threat that indicated that he har been evoked to death. Witnesses testified that the two men had quar relod over Meadow's wife, who he. deserted him for Phillips. Phillips was bound over tr the criminal court Inter-Urban Trolley System. Jackson, Miss., Oct. 27.?The excel lent prospects for an interurban olec trie lino with Greenwood as a centra point, has aroused the citizens o! ClarktJnlv? to action and a plan it now beiug discussed for an inter-ur han lir.e connecting C larksdale wit Lyon, Jonestown. Stovall and Frlar'i Point. A strong effort will be made tc induce capital to take hold of the en tcrprise. The inter-unban line for Co piah county, loo-ping the rich true! Tarming neighborhoods, is praeticallj assured. Cable Broke; Three Killed. Niagara Kails, N. Y., Oct. 27.?Geo Hillcr and two Italians wort? killed ant three Italians injured in an ac'elden at the Canadian Power company plani on the Canadian side today. Thej were being lowered Into the pit whor the cable broke, precipitating them 15< foet. ? ' Puerto Plata In Revolt. Washington. Oct. 27.?The followini bulletin was posted nt tho navy do partment today: "Puerto Plata, San to Domingo, is roj>orted by Ministei Powell to t>o in a state of rebellion." / A I Master's Sale. ! Stale of Sou lb Carolina. ' CourtofComCounty of Union. f mon Ideas. 1 J. Calhoun Ed .mid?, Pltf , vs John W. Ilov.anl. Dft. In olxditMice t?* -vo order made in . alx.ve Matt <1 case. I wilt sell at Union. ; before ill.-t 'oiwt Ilou.v ?l inr, iltnit-a; tin* i legal hours of sale, or. salesdav, 2oil November. lflPo, the following lands. v'/.: i All that ta il .in piee*. parcel or plan! tati. u of lar d, lying, h?-inp and silua'e j ia Union Township, County and State aforiruid, three iniUa South east t f i Union Court House, known as t!iu , lVake lands, containing sixty-seven acre?, I nioie or lerS, and bounded on the East by Tinker Citek and I Mid* now or lata o! , W. It. Davis and .1. C Edwards, North hv lands ot said W. It. Davis, ihcased. I W*8t by lands now or la'.e of John brandon, and South by lands of L W. Smith , and estate of Uetjunin Hawkins li | hying the same tree- of land conveyed by II. t. (Jess. Trims of sale: One half cash, balarce in twelve mouths, with inleiest. from i (1 iv of sale, sinned hv \t.> <1 of. i>iin-l>:i?. '! tr and u:or'p-u o of premises sold C. II. Pkakk Muster. 114" .... ! TEN THOUSAND CHURCHES. j In Ihe United Slates have urod the i Longman & Marti in 7. pure Paints, i Every Church will l?r given a liberal . | quantity whenever they paint, . Don't p?> $1.60 a colon for Linseed 1 j oil (worth (j) cents ) which van do when ' | >ou buy thin paint in a c.i i with a pilot : iatjel on it. j 8 & 0 make 14, llineforo when you I , want fourteen gallons of paint, buy only : | eifiiii gallons of L & M., aid iu x six . ; gallons of pure linseed oil wi'.li it.. . i You need only four g.dlonsnf L & \f. I Paint, and ihrte pallor s of Oil mixed , theiewith to paint-'a go>l si/.1! hiusc. "I Homes painted with these paints nov.-r prow shabby, even af .er IS years. These celebrated paints are sold by 1 ' J. L MeWhirter, Joneav l!?; 13. G. j Wilburu ?& .Sons, Gross Keys. j'1 Final Discharge. I Notice is hereby given Hut M.nlhn 1 J Uodgeta, AdiiiMiistiMtrix of the csta'" of 2 I -J. VV. IPrdcreis, deceased, h ;> applied :?> [j J;;s? i XL Greer, Judge of Probate, in and for the County of Union, f>r :: thud d'. el arje as .-neb Administratrix. ! is enli red, That ttie ) day of November. A. I) , 10ti.'{, bo fixed for l.iaiiiip id IVti-ion, and a li .ul selile' meat of said Estate Jason M Gphku. Prolate Judge. Union County. S. C. i Published i:i Union Timks tkh < f j Oct, 11)03. ll-dD.J. > McOreery Glymph, Graduate Optician. . W.th tv.tlvo years cxpedenco iu lie j.ru'iice of OpthJmics in if any 1 U?e largest eiti-. b of the [.North, unw permuoently located nl Uaiou, fc>. <J. Errors o: Abligmatism, Strabismic, i Ph -P phoViia, Pi eahyopio, 1 ly j>^i ? metropia, Miopia ami Asthen ?p" 11 ' cormcled by the u.-o of spec'ac'is. It ! not convenient to visit- my offi>}?>. notify me and I will cail at your ivsi ; >ii i c . Otii M & 1'. B vib buildii g rear U ii .u I) ug ,Sv ire. Hours S) to 1 - a IM , 2 iO (j }>. II). | EYES TESTED FREE. Final Discharge. Notice is hereby given that ft. J. II. : Howell, ( luardian of the estate of J. W. Kelly, minor, has applied to Jason AT. (liver, Judge of Probate, in and for the ! county of Onion, for a final discharge as such (rtiardiau. ' It is ordered, That the i)th day of November. A. I>. l!>Uo, he lixed for hear; ing of petition nd a linal settlement of . said estate, I Jason M. (Iuked, Probate Judge Unon County, ft. C. ' Published in Pxioix Times (jet. Oth, l!'0r>. 41-oOdJ RTP'A'N S Tablets doctors find a pjood prescription for mankind. The o-:enf pao'.el i s u f..r usual occasions." 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