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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-29
RALEIGH NOTES.
Unprecedented Sale of Fertilizers
Russell Out of the Race.

Raleigh, N c., April 2S.-(Special)-
The Agricultural Department Announces
officially to-day that the quantity of fer
tilizers bought by the North Carolina
farmers this year Is unprecedented, ag-
gregat.ng 81. SOC. 00o-nearly all of this
great sum going out of the state II Is
nearly double last years business. and
nearly 30 per cent. ahead Ct any previous
year. Estimating cotton a: per cent
and averaging the fertilizers at II low
cash price. II will take 10000 bales, or
about IL third of the whole of last year
crop to pay this years bill for fertilizers
Last year farmers worked on a different
line. Less fertilizer was. bought. more
corn and bacon were made and cotton
was more truly surplus crop. The
Agricultural Department deplores the
folly of the farmers this year who are
cotton crazy. Most OF the fertilizers.
says the department, will be used In Il
more or less haphazard sort of way on
cotton. 1t is a sort OF gambling OIL fer
tiliZers and is not true farming. But 1t
is said by some to be n mere waste OF
time and words to argue with Il cotton
grower.
The Populists, 1t Is now no secret.
expect the Republican convention to
take the silver pledge. and go bodily over
TO them in this State. They claim most
OF the Republicans are s!lverites.
Republican State Chairman Hatton
says positively that Russell Is beaten
in his race for the Republican nomina-
ton for Governor. He would not make
such declaration unless he knew what
he was saying.
The oyster patrol steamer Lily, at
Wa h!ngton. is being put in condition.
For several years 1t has been there idle
John II. Patrick. promoter of the Nor
thern Settlers' Convention at Southern
Pines, says every Southern State will be
we'll represented, and that many visitors
from the North will be present.
II. q. Connor. of Wilson Is attending
the Supreme Court, which is hearing
appeals from the Twelfth district. and
those set at the end of the docket
Senator Buffers paper wants TO know
the status of Harry Skinner, Cy Thomp-
son. and the others who have rebelled
against the Populist State Committee
1t is stated that James a. Cheek will
make lively struggle 10 beat Thoma
Settle for the Republican nomination for
Congress in the Fifth district
Mrs George Mitchell died in hospital
here to-day after an operation for appen
dicitis.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-29
EDENTON

Edentop. April 2S.-(Special)-Ay young
white man under the influence of King
Aicohoi. created considerable excitement
using pistol too freely to make II nlea
ant for those on board. Upon the arrival
OF the steamer he was arrested and wa :
given hearing before Justice Thompson
who placed him under a 500 bond for
ms appearance to court this fall.
MT l.. l. smith, of Gatesvile, N. C..
is in town to-day. ~
Second Assistant Postmaster f.,,
Nelson, Major Myers, and Mr. stanhans
OF me chesapeake and Ohio railway ara
IN the city, the guests of NJ X Kiny
genrai manager of the Norfolk and
Southern railroad. an"
Messrs. William NJ. Bond c. s yann
a"I C oHi,cilor Leary are attending court
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PANTEGO.

Pantego, n. c.. April 2S.-(SpeciaD-
Potatoes are looking beautiful. Tht
first shipment of peas was made to-day
Cotton planting will be over this week
Politics Is not raging much yet. lndi
cations from all parts of the State pOin
10 tidal wave of free silver votes IN
November.
Telephone poles are, strewed along tn,
road. from Washington to Lecchvile
twenty-siX miles. and i'm IL few weeks
we will be able TO find how the wide
world is swagging.
Miss Margie Stpron. from Washing
ton. is the guest of Miss Minnie VII
kinson.
Mr.. Marven Jones is spending few
days with us this week
mir. Yaekel. from Baltimore. remain.
ed all night with us Il few days ago. He
was on his way TO Norfolk.
Rev. Y. L. Wright gave us a good
sermon last Sunday night.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-29
WIN DSOR.

Windsor. n. c.. April 2S.-(Speclal)-
Windsor Will soon boast of two newspa-
pers. Mr.. w. r. Johnson. former editor
of the Ledger. Will be owner and edi-
tor of the new paper
Miss Sue Winston. one Of WindsOr's
most charming young ladies. will leave
Friday to take charge of school al
Roper. y. c., the trustees should feel
themselves congratulated upon securing
the services of this talented young lady
We hear that the gentleman who was
unfortunately cut in the fight on Satur-
day Is improving rapidly under the skill
ful treatment of DR.. II. V. Dunstan, as
sisted by his son II. V. Dunstan, Jr.
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WILSON.

Wilson. n. c.. April % tspecaD.-
Mrs. Il. f. Lane left yesterday 70,
Goldsboro, n. c.. where she will visit
her sister, Mrs. Judge Faircloth.
Mrs. G. b. Aycock. who for some days
has been visiting in our city, left yes
terday for Goldsboro.
Solicitor Pow passed through yester
day en- route for Nashville. n. c.
Mr.. Haywood Best left yesterday fol
a business trip to the towns on the X
d G. Railroad.
Mr.. A. w. Spivey. of Black Creek. y
C., spent u few hours in our city yester
day.
Mr.. Pascal. of Black Creek. is in oul
city.
Our veteran townSman. Howard Rowe
Is In our city. We are glad TO see him.
Judge Cannon left Yesterday for Ru
leigh. n. c.
Mrs. E. P. Tines left yesterday fol-
Goldsboro, N. C.
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IN BERKLEY.

Rev. DR.. II. K. Basmaian delivered
MS Armenian lecture AT the Berkeley
Avenue Baptist Church last night to a
large and appreciative audience.
The ladies connected with the Pythian
Bazaar are requested 10 meet Thursday
morning at 10 O'clock.
MT. Allen Jones. of Newport News, is
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
NJ. Jones, on Berkeley avenue
The remains of Sherman Smith. the
darkey killed. in Portsmouth Saturday
night, were brought over here and in
TERED in the colored cemetery yesterday.
Quite number of people appeared be-
fore Judge Portlock. of she Norfolk
County Court. yesterday to try and get
him not to grant any more liquor lie
enses to A. herman. who runs a saloon
on Liberty street extended. The Judge
after hearing the objection in the case,
decided they were not sufficient to keep
him from obtaining them. so they were
granted with reprimand.
The case CT George Britt WAS the first
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-29
SPRING HOPE.

Spring Hope. N. c., April 2S.-(specjan
The BAPTIST Church is being era. ~,
improved by the work that is now being
done on it. '"s
mere was considerable excitement in
towh YESTERDAY over the killing of n
uog mat was thought to be mad.
Mr. j. j.. Daniel. Deputy Collector of
inte,hal revenue of Halifax. n. c., is
Is here on official business
me contract for the rebuilding of the
old Webb mill on Tar river win soon
be closed and work commenced bv nm
experienced workman. ga
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ELIZABETH CITY.

Elizabeth City. N. c., April rs
lSpeciaD.-Mr. Percy S Vaughan. OF
portsmouth, Va. is visiting his parents
Mr. ana Mrs. Frank Vaughan. of East
Church street.
Mr.. John Wilbur Jenkins, associate
editor Of the Raleigh News and Observ-
er. Is in the city to-day.
Hon. Theophilus White. State Senator
from this district. is in the city to-day
civil Engineer d. ]. Howell. of Wash
ington, d. c., arrived here yesterday.
Il telegram was received here this
morning stating that work was actually
begun on the Dismal Swamp Canal. II
was closed to navigation last week.
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Labor NOtoI.

In Great Britain alone two train loa Is
OF Pills are consumed every year
The bank statistics of Ireland fo.. Is15
are the most satisfactory ever recorded
During the last two centuries the
wealth of Great Britain has increased
forty-fold
Prince Bismarck derives an annual in
come of s22S.7 from the various indus
tries In which he is Interested
Forty thousand acres OF virgin forest
in Northern Idaho will soon be turned
over to the aXemen of a big syndicate.
1t Is expected that this area will Yield
more than 4O0.000,000 feet of white and
yellow pine. red and white fir, cedar and
temarack
Coal mining is paying one party OF
miners in the Yukon better than gold
mining paid them. a find of excellent
coal was made recently in the Foriy-Mile
Greek district, and with wood at si2
to sl4 cord. the coal vein is an excellent
pay streak.
A new town. TO be occupied exclusive.
~ by colored persons, Is soon to be
founded near Tecumseh Kan, and Will
be named Summer. A syndicate of col e.
ored people have bought 1000 acres Of
choice land. which Will be sub-divided
and sold at low price and on easy
terms
II. c. Henry Will locate 500 people. all
Russian Jews. on his irrigated lands in
Logan county. Col. Every colonist Is
given two acres of irrigated land, n
small house. team COW. and farm
machinery. They have 10 years to pay
for their outfits.
The most expensive carpet in the world
is now on the shelves OF the Gobelin.s
factory. II Is worth $50. coo, and was
made during the years 1869 and 1879. 1t
was ordered for Napoleon III. but was
unfinished when the Franco Prussian
war broke out. When that war was
finished he had no use for It.
The big sampling works to be erected
on the Portland mine. Cripple Greek.
will have daily capacity of 600 tons
The cost of construction will be about
0.000, and Taylor G. Brunton Will have
charge during the erection President
Collbran. OF the Midland Terminal Rail
way, Is one OF the owners Of the new
works.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-29

In December last n colored preacher
named Kent. who had a church in Isle
Of Wight county, had some trouble with
mis- congregation. Soon afterwards the
church was burned. and Kent was miss
ing. Suspicion fell on him. His where
abouts Were not known for some time.
Recently ii was learned that he was
located in Princess Anne county. and
had church there. a warrant was
sworn out for his arrest yesterday. Con-
stable Branch OF Nansemond county,
and Deputy Sheriff Slvison, of Norfolk
county, met Kent on Campostella bridge.
and arrested him. He will be carried
back 10 Isle of Wight county for trial
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Police Commission Middle settled.

Some time ago the question whether
three members constituted a quorum Of
the BOARD of Police Commissioners was
In dispute, the Mayor deciding that they
did not. and refused to recognize a
meeting held by three Commissioners
during his absence from the city. So
Messrs. Robinson. Williams and Rilisoly
left the meeting and would not meet
again until the Judge of the Hastings
Coura could decide the question. Yes
tetday he rendered the following deci-
Sion
Portsmouth. Va. April 2S 1886.
To w. II. Robinson ARD Other Par. of
the Board OF Police Commissioners:
Gentlemen Al. of the amend
ments 20 the charter of the city of Ports
mouth says:
The Police Department OF the city Of
Portsmouth shall be under the general
contiol and management of Police Com
mssioners.
Any three of said Commissioners shall
form a quorum flor the transaction of
business.
know of no law to alter or amend
this section. and my opinion is that any
three OF said Commissioners constitute
a quorumtfor business. Respectfully.
a. S. WATTS, Judge.
After this decision was rendered the
three gentlemen named above held a
meeting and put several special officers
on duty to-day. The Mavor was not
present. refusing ITO come when sent for.
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e y q
called In the Mayors Court yesterday
mon ming. charged with beating a colored
ooy on Liberty street extended Saturday
afternoon. On account OF the absence OF
several witnesses His Honor Continued
'he case until this morning. and issued
rule against the absent witnesses.
Inc next case was Bright ys. LeplIm
LOT damages to his vehicle by the latter's
NO Sc running away and demolishing the
!oIhlers carriage. II was finally With
urawn ana n civil warrant issued. re-
'urnable on the 18th of Nav
". j. Outlaw, colored. was then called
Tor wife-beating. He twas represented
ps Judge George ID. Parker. His Honor,
tenthe evidence. fined him So and costs.
winch he paid and went his way u sadder
OUT wiser man.
Henry White by name. but very black
III appearance. was then arraigned for
nisappropriatlng SIS cents he had been
ihtrusted with to buy beef steak. but
winch was not forth coming. He was
gwen fifteen days IN the county hotel.
ReV w. Is. iolcomb. an evangelist
VINO recently assisted Rev DIR. w. G.
starr and Rev. II. NJ. Hope. of Rich
mona. IN revival services in their re-
spectlro churches in that city, will begin
meeting at Liberty Street NJ. IL. Church
on sunday next. to be continued two
weeks Preliminary services will be held
wednesday. Thursday and Friday at
!. m by Rev. Il. IL. Potts. pastor.
bundle party Will be given at Wash
inston Street Hall tomorrow night
Admission 10 cents.
y masuue of Culture" Il comedy I'm
Ehree acts. Will be presented I'm the
Ryland Chapel Friday night
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-29
Take Them While They Are Going
Special for This Week at Lawrence
4 welfOn,s

d. SeltOn'S.
One case percales. all new styles, at &c.
yard
Best light calicoes. &c. yard.
Yard wide brown cottons, &c. yard.
Good quality scrim. &c. yard.
Dress ginghams. new spring styles, SC.
yard.
soc. spring dress goods, now Csc. yard.
44-inch black serge. 37iac. yard.
40-inch black brilliantine, plain and
fancy weave. SOC. yard.
Twill silk gloria umbrellas, 81 each
only a few left.
Ladies' guaze shirts at s. 8, 10. and
12lac. each.
Ladies' Isle thread vests at Csc and
soc. each.
Mems balbriggan shirts and drawers
25c. each.
Mems real French balbrIggaD shirts
and drawers. 371ac. each, usually sold At
sec.
Imitation fibre chamols, l2kc. ward.
usually sold al Csc. yard
Lowest prices on all goods at the cosh
store. LAWRENCE & WELTON&
kim Building
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Another Attempt to Murder.

Yesterday Edward Morse was arrest
ed. charged with beating a colored wo-
man across the head and back with
a club. intiicting serious injuries. 1t
was not the mans fault that he did not
kill her. as that seemed to be his inten-
ton. Justice Rutter committed him to
jail to await the result of the woman's
injuries
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-29
We Guarantee

Our rendy-made London Paris" suits
to fit better and look better than any OF
those cheap. so-called made to order
suits, that others advertise. a word 70
the wise Is sufficient.
LEVY & JACOBS.
200 High street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-29
Tnken Suddenly III.

Monday night Mr.. T. c. Sykes. q we'll
known liquor dealer was taken suddenly
i'll. Soon after reaching his home on
London street Drs. Hope and Hatton
were called in. and for some time his
life hung upon single thread. Yester-
day he was somewhat better, but Is still
quite Ill.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-29
COLERATNE.

Coleraine, n. c.. April os-fS,oo,on
The pastor of The M! e. Cburch os III,
place. Rev. j. c. Jones was called away
Yesterday by the death OF his fathsT
Rev Il, j. Dayton filled his pulpit and
gave us a good practical sermon.
Inc Messrs. Weaver and Gay, of Rich
e4usre. Hsre intown to-day.
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Specials for TODAY.

Finest American Sardines. packed ~
oii ,, OIL. spice. catsup and mustard. ut
OILY &C.. or 4 for 25c. Remember We are
Ter Ter NJ only 25c. per pound Finest oyster
hackers. MIC Macs, Ginger Snaps ana
lemon Zen Cakes at only &c. per pound, :, we,
Larabee's Fine Cakes and Crackers; -
c. w. HUDGINS e Co =
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-29

A number of persons We're present yes
terday afternoon at the residence of MIR
Boushnell corner of Washington and
Columbia streets. to witness the mar
riage of Miss Blanche Boushnell to Frank
stephen Watt. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. DR.. A. e. Owen, after
which they left for a northern tour
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-29
Norfolk County Arrests.

Asa Role was committed to Jail for fif-
teen days for trespassing.
Chris Thomas, twenty-five days for
stealing a watch.
D. S. Coney, ten days for trespassing.
Henry White. twenty days, for steal.
Ing.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-29
Gladness Comes

MJith better understanding of tie
w transient nature of the many phys
ical ills, which vanish before proper eff
forts-gentle cfforts-pleusant forts
rightly directed. There is comfort in
the knowledge, that SO many forms of
sickness arc not due to any actual dis.
ease, but simply to n constipated condi-
ton of the system, which the pleasant
family laxative, Syrup of Figs, prompt
ly removes. That is why it is the only
remedy with millions of families, and is
everywhere esteemed so highly by all
who value good health. It's beneficial
effects are due to the fact, that it is the
one remedy which promotes internal
cleanliness without facilitating the
organs on which it acts. 1t is therefore
all important, in order TO get it's bene-
fetal effects, to note when you pur-
chase, that you have the genuine arti-
Gle, which is manufactured by the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Co. only and sold by
all reputable druggists.
If in the enjoyment of good health,
and the system is regular, laxatives or
other remedies are then not needed. If
afflicted with any actual disease, ono
may be commended to the most skillful
physicians, but If in need of laxative,
one should have the best, and with the
well-informcd everywhere, Syrup of
Figs stands highest and is most largely
used and gives most general satisfaction.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-29
so HTsMouTti "a Dv:ss
What Is Di-Lu,l,u-I a
The following card explaina.

The following card explains 8
Norfolk Va, March 18th, 1896.
MI i:,, L. W Pigott. 22i Butte street, Nor
,,, Dear Sir-it affords me no iitfle pie I'll &
, ure 20 furnish by your reqnest snd fofS
tffstimonial Of my confidence in the pra =
tlcal value of DI-LU-LIJ-TE. FOR tDys-s
pIlSORDERS Of the Liver and Stona en-
i nave used II for more than tweivss
months with the most gratifying results
In heartburn. headache, natulency. -ilsiI.lI
sea regard L SPECIFIC. No one, SUI
be benefited by its use. i keep il in "A, - &
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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-29
Interesting Subject.

What is most interesting to the ma
1ority Of people al the present time? NOT
the election, but where the buy the best
clothing for the least money. Answer
BRESLAUER & ANTHONY.
ia High street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-29

Have you seen our $40 blue serge suit?
It's all right. We sell good clothinr
cheap for cash.
JOHN a. MORRIS & co.
Cash Clothing Dealers.
S03 High street, south side.
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Under Oxford Hall.
A. j. Philips,
For One Week Mt SnecInl Snta

For One Week Mt Special Sale.
For one week at special sale.
New Laces-butter-c olored
Beautiful line OF Embroideries.
5O-cent. Dress Goods at half price.
Osk to see our Organizes. at 20 cents
solid colors. worth 80 cents
Special bargains in Table Damasls
2 yards wide. worth 3l.0O, our price SO
cents.
Butter-color and White Kid Gloves
with black finishings. These are worth
$3.50; special price $1.00.
Many other attractions for this week
Remember the place-under Oxford
Hall. a. j. PHILLIPS.
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Boys Csc. Straw Hats at Charles r.
Welton g. Co.
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Baby Carriages and Refrigerators.
Wire doors. windows. &C.. cheap at
:. c. Crewford's furniture and carpet
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This week for Bars alns-Mamm,u
Sutfs t,n Order.

Our spring suitings for Easter at popu-
lar prices. Look at our window display.
From $3.50 to S22 So
III. ROSENBAUM,
SIC end 11s High street..
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Vote for Bascom Sykes for City Sur
veyor.
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22e HIGH ST.
FOR RENT.

m sr &, e ON on Crawford street. near tho
ca several d sslrable dwellings. in GOOD lo-
Ga.,1hs' at U.s. So So sl2b0, s21 and SIS per
eonVen1eness. JOHN L. WATSON. -.
sos High street. Portsmouth. Va -
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True Prophecy

H. b. WILKINS will have plenty OF
the best dry woed, IL 1t does rain, be.
cause he has his large shed full OF Wood
free burning coal. Thacker Coal a spe.
cialty. just try It, Phone 9ls High
street offiss a9f and s14 County strest..
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NOTICED

The tax bills of Western Branch Dis
trict for the year 1885 have been placed
in my hands for collection, with instruc-
tons to levy for unpaid taxes Immediate
ready to pay thir taxes when called upon
w. II. LOCKHART
April 2Sth, 1886. ap2S-l0t
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PORTSMOUTH ApVS.

FOR SALE-Nine room framed house No.
1W County street. Portsmouth, good
neighborhood: on street car line; els
tern and city water. Now rented to
prompt paving tenant. Cheap for cash,
Apply ut u Arlington plnce. nn2N-ht
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ELNIA. THE FAIRY-OPERETTA
l. kim Hall. FRIDAY. May lst.: Acad-
l:3O y. IN. Benefit Norfolk and Ports
mouth hospitals General admission, Csc
Reserved seats, soc. Tickets on sale
Monday at w. l.. Crump's. Portsmouth.
and Academy of Music, Norfolk ap26-lw
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1896-06-27

revolution against Turkey, by Scion Was.
IN. editor Of the Greek newspaper, Allan.
tbs, shows tina, the Turkish troops are
rcsorting to atrocities which equal In
point of bloodiness their terrible barbara.
ties In the Armenian war. According to
these advices the Cretan revo!utionists,
who now number about 1000 men. all
well equipped. nre daily gaining In
strength. and with the aid they are re-
ceiving from Greece. the proba bilities are
that the Cretans will gain independence.
The last massacre occurred May 20, In
Canea. the principal city Of Crete. In
this fanatical crusade against Christian
ity, an nttnche Of the Russian Consulate
and another OF the Greek Consulate. were
murdered by the Turks. although they
were In no way connected with the war;
The massacre began about noon. when a
false rumor was spread by the Turks that
a Turkish family had been murdered by
the Cretans. The rumor caused panic
and the Christians closed their shops and
ran home for safety. Then firing could
I've heard outside Of the town.. The gates
of the town were closed to prevent the
escape Of the inhab itants and n military
patrol was at once established by the
Turks and IN the massacre which follow.
cd II II estimated 1000 persons fell.