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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-09
Mysterious Murder.

Youngstown, O.. Sept. e-Mrs. James
McGinn, aged 81. Of Newcastle, Pa.
was found with her throat cut from ear
to ear In a pasture field at Hubbard
Eve miles from here this morning. she
With her husband had been WISHING
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Coyne, an unc'e
and aunt. A carousai occurred. Mr..
and Mrs. McGinn disappeared about
midnight. McGlnn is suspected. he
has but one leg and one eye.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-09
Insanity plea
Fo1 RoyKaighn
First DAY Of Murder Case Indicates That Such VIII be
Defendants Justification for HE Musder Of Willard s..
Haynes at The Knutsford Ho'sl-How The Pssones
Looks and Acts.

The trial Of Merrill M. Kaighn fol,
the murder OF Willard s. Haynes at
the Knutsford hotel on Nov. rs. 1901,
commenced before Judge Morse this
morning In the presence of a very small
crowd of spectators. The public seems
to have lost interest In the case. II the
attendance at this mornings session Is
any criterion, as there were only about
rs present, all Of whom, with two ex-
ceptions, were men.
The line of defense cropped ont very
prominently In the questions asked the
three Jurors who were examined this
morning by Judge King. of counsel for
defendant. That insanity will be the
strongest point relied upon by the de-
Tense is now, It seems, beyond ques-
ton. No intlmation was dropped as to
the justification for the shooting which
was rumored to be because Of certain
insults offered TO lady relative Of de-
PENDANT by the murdered man. and II
Is the supposltion that the defense will
rely wholly upon the plea of insanity
and thereby save the name OF the
young lady from further court or pub
lie notorieyy.
NEAT AND 'DRESsy."
The defendant appeared in court
dressed In his neatest fashion and.
aside from being rather pale looked
very we'll. He was brought In by Dep
uty Sheriff Raleigh. He occupied seat
between his step-mother and brother.
M. II. Kaighn. His father occupied a
chair near Senator Brown, Judge King
and Frank Hoffman. who are the attor-
neys for defendant
MORE THAN A WEEK.
From the present indications the case
will last considerably more than a
week, as only three Jurors were ex-
amined by the defense at this mornings
session, taking on the average over a
half hour for each. Out of the SIS jur-
ors summoned only "a were sworn AMI
accepted, and 1t may be necessary to is
sue another special venire. The 20 jur-
ors who were summoned for today were
examined as TO their statutory qualifi-
cations before the case was called.
When the case was called Senator
Brown limited that he would like to
either have the case go over urtll after
the Republican state convention at Og-
| den on Thursday or take a recess on
| that day. He finally stated that he was
| willing TO proceed with the case any
L 2 " ..a4 ..'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-09
ANOTHER.

Stamps, Ark. Sept. s.--The wife OF
John Harper, resident OF this place.
has been murdered, her slayer using
an AZ with which he dealt the woman
two heavl blows when she was asieer.
The woman's husband has disappeared.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-09

defendant, He said he was not ac-
duainted with defendant or Mr. Haynes
during his lifetime.
Would the opinion you have formed
prevent you from giving thls defendaL;
fair and impartial trial?"
mo sir, my opinion could be changed
By evidence"
1T would take evidence TO remove
your opinion, would III"
Yes sir, think II would.
Mr.. Risley was challenged by Judge
G'ng and the state did not resist the
challenge 10 he was excused for cause.
Frank n. Hyde stated that he passed
the hotel shortly after the shooting oc-
CURED. before Mr. Haynes was taken
oway, and inquired from bystandcr
what caused the commotion. Juror sa'd
that he was q travelling man but d'd
not know Mr.. Haynes. He knew de-
PENDANT when he was smaller than
now and had know his father Col.
K1ighn. for about 20 years. Col.
Kaighn, he said, married sister Of his
wife. That fact, however, he said
would not prevent him from fairly and
'mpartiaily trying the case.
Have you formed an opinion as to
the guilt or innocence of defendant"
mo sir"
Have you formed an opinion as 10
the flghtfulness or wrongfulness Of the
conduct of the deceased"
"No, SIR"
"Do you believe in the law Of self
defense?"
Yes. sir
If the court should charge you that
Il is the law of this state that II APP
peofanecs were such as to lead man
10 believe he was In danger and he had
4 right to act accordingly, would you
act upon that Instruction."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-09
INSANITY CROPS OUT,

Joseph S. Risley, a conductor on the
Salt Lake g. Los Angeles railway, was
the first juror examined. In answer
&c interrogations put by Judge King
he stated that he had read Of the case
In the papers, and had formed an opin-
ion as TO the guilt or Innocence OF tie
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-04

,e,dor was taken from them at the very.
moment when they seemed to need MN
most But Just then God appeared on the
scene of action again. Not Moses out
Jehovah was the real leader OF this great
enterprise that was to tell so enectuaily
upon the worlds history. Moses was
dead. but God had new instrument Tor
his work in reserve. Moses was dead. but
God still lived Moses was dead. but thar
did not stop the onward movement OF
Gods plans The old worker and ser
want was gone. but new workers ana ser
wants of God stood ready to assume re-
sponsibiiities. No one man Is s1ndispensa-
BILE to Gods work. The work is perpet-
lated. because God. the master-workmer.
still works on, and guides. laying down
one tool to take another for the ac-
complishment of his work. So the chain
of progress in the world moves on with
out a break Washington is taken away.
and Lincoln is taken away. and Garneio
is taken away, and Mckinley is taken
hut the American republic still abides.
So many great institutions. causes. ana
associations OF men lose their long-hohoi
ed and esteemed promoters. and protect.
ors. but those organizations still thrive.
One mighty man and worker is sulnclent
for his own day only.
JOSHUA COMMANDED.
God. the chief commander of the Israeli
ties. saws to one who had already been
found faithful in his work and who had
already been inaugurated into the office
of the vacant leadership Of his brethren:
Arise, go over this Jordan! Gods
command to men is ever to go forward.
Vast kingdoms are before the servants
Of God for occupancy if they are only
brave and valiant enough to take them.
God has promised to give them. but at the
same time they must be taken before they
can be enjoyed. A man really possesses
whatever of good by mastery and con-
quest. The Israelites could not possess
Canaan unless they occupied it and
cleared it Of enemies. They must arise
and cross over the dividing me. A sin
ner may be almost in the Kingdom of
Heaven and yet lost. Joshua's success in
occupying the land depended upon several
conditions: 1. That God had promised to
give the yet unoccupied land. So saliva
ton depends first upon. the promise OF
God to give it. q Upon the fact that God
promised to grant him His presence. as
a friend. ally, helper. guido, defender.
leader. So the success Of the Christian
in obtaining eternal life depends upon
Gods constant presence, grace, and help.
Therefore he must be very strong and
courageous. Poltroonery and half
leartedness could not win the land
A. Upon his using the laws Of God to
guide him Gods word Is a lamp to the
Of the word of God is Indispensable to the
world. The Bible is the guide in right
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-04

c. T. U. national convention in Port
land, Me. on Oct. 17-22. when resolution
will be offered that Congress and the leg
islatures Of all States and Territories be
petitioned to take active measures against
all innocent pictures and literature, espe-
cially directing the work against adver-
tisements.
In this State the action will be through
the district attorneys, who have the power
to decide. in the absence of specific laws,
by the common law. whether or not
thing is indecent. If the object in ques-
ton is decided to be so the district attor-
new is empowered to have 1t seized ana
destroyed by the police.
What tends to corrupt society Is indlct-
able at common law" is the clause upon
which this is based. Mrs. Martin is conf
oent Of success.
We rely greatly upon the law, OF
course" she said yesterday. but public
opinion is even stronger than the law In
this the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union is strong. So great are its numbers
that it can sway the public to large ex-
tent by the most indirect methods.
The convention at Portland will also
consider the Feasibility of an amendment
to the Federal constitution, prohibiting
bigamy in any State. Lady Henry Somer-
set, who arrives in this country to-mor-
row. will address the convention
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-04
"I11GH BALL. GIRL SUICIDES.
Gertrude Harrington Takes MOT
mime and CIoroform.

!.
mime and CIoroform.
NEW YORK, October s.-"To the puollc'
NV request is to please lay me away
without any newspaper talk. l. OF ooufee'
was led to this like many others, anu d.ii
sorry I Gid not do 1t sooner. bue -, IL 80 =,
done. BY the time yota get this II VIII az
he over. I have no one to claim my oooy'
so lay me in potters field.
After writing this letter a young aho
handsome girl. who was partly identheo
this afternoon as Gertrude harrington
member of the chorus of the King High
Ball" company. which closed an engage
ment at a New York theatre "Wednesday
killed herself to-day by taking chloro-
form and morphine in a room OF the Stur-
tevant House. on Broadway.
The note, which was without signature.
was pinned to a small piece OF paper
with Dramatic Mirror" written on It.
Coroner Brown this afternoon declared
his belief that the letter found with the
girls BODY was either written or dictated
by man. The entire note had been type
written except the word field" after
"potter's." which was written in mas
culine hand. Words were misspelled pur-
posely, Coroner Brown believed.
Enough morphine to kill a regiment
was found IN the room. AAieao "oAe :" =
walls one containing liquid morphine and
one containing morphine tablets. A six
ounce bottle which had contained chloro-
form was also beside the body.
According to the clerk, the girl went to
the hotel yesterday afternoon. She reg
;stered as Gertrude harrington, City.
and was assigned to room on the four-ss
floor. The clerk did not see her after
ward. One of the chambermaids went
to the room to-day. She found the girl
lying on the bed fully dressed. apparently
asleep. but on trying to arouse her saw
she was dead.
DR.. Whitney, the hotel physician. de-
clared the girl had been dead for some
time and notified the police.
The Dramatic Mirror knows nothing
about the girl except, that she was with
the king High Bali company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-04
NEED OF ENCOURAGEMENT

Man is so frail. so weak, SO ignorant.
so short-ltved> that he needs this cncouT-
Hgement of God He is often heset by
darkness, prosecuted by foes, thwarted
by difficulties. overcome by sir. entan-
EIed by temptations, and threatened by
hae peril of many dangers SO that he 6e-
spairs of any success in life. and loses
hope for his own existence: But the
Gospel of God. which is gospel of power,
and of sound mind. and true herois,n.
comes to mans help. God inspires Us
with hope. In the history Of the Israel
ties that we are now studying a critical
moment had come. Moses was dead. The
borders Of the Promised Land had been
reached. But it could not be entered
without many battles with fierce enemies.
Tho river Jordan before them was .'in
Hood" in the sprfagttme. Some hard work
was to be done II Canaan was to be
occupied A false movement or q weak
performance would not bring much dis
tsser Speaking OF tho death Of Moses.
Esss.iey says: Never had there been
such blank in the history OF the chosen
Spepple as when they became conscious
tta1 he who had sosone been their great
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-04
zoLA's FUNERAL.
Dreyfus VIII Not Attend Mt Mime.
Zola,s Request.

DrcSfuS " III MOI AtIcnu AT WINE.
Zola's Request.
PARIS. October 3.-The funeral of Emile
lola. Sunday. promises to be of the
most imposing character. majority of
the Socialist and Labor groups, and sever
al student associations. have decided to
send delegations The, project of police
is organizing extensive measures to pre-
serve order.
The procession, which win probably. be
longer than the entire length Of the route,
which is only half mile, will pass be
tween a double row of police. No en-
blems or flags will be allowed. The Mu-
nicipal Council of Doneain has resolved
to send three delegates. to be chosen from
the trades which inspired Zola in! writ
ing .'Germinai," lie Travail and La
Terre." a miner, a blacksmith, and a
farmer. all dressed in their respective cos
tunes.
Contrary to previous announceme,lts,
Dreyfns will not attend Zala,s funeral.
This decision was taken as the result OF
an interview with Nine. Zola. whom he
visited to-day. Nine. Zoia pleaded with
Dreyfus not to participate in the core
mony. because his. presence might lead
to 6tsordars ,sS 800
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-04
RALEIGH's QUOTA OF NEWS.
Politics md Observation-Disclosures Con-
cern-yNorth BagIcy Monument.

cern-worth BagIcy Monument.
RALEIGH, N. c., October 3.-(Special)
State Veterinarian TAFT Butler returned
to-day from a tour in Ashe and Wilkes
counties looking after cattle. He says
that he found. the condition of the cattle
very fine and that the people are mani
Testing great interest in the quarantine
work.
Auditor Dixon left to-day for Randolph
and Montgomery counties on a political
campaign tour. Treasurer Lacy and At
torney General Gilner are absent in the
same line of work.
1t was stated last week that Democratic
State Chairman Simmons would register
under the grandfather clause" of the
franchise amendment, and yesterday ne
did SO.
The law does not require payment Of
poll tax as a prerequisite to registration,
but as to voting. This is done so as to
give all white men an opportunity to get
on the permanent rolf of persons ELI
gble to vote, and then whenever they
wish to vote hereafter they have only to
pay the poll. tax. BY this means no
white man in the State can fail to be
registered and to be on the eligible list
INDUSTRIAL NEWS.
The State charters the Asheville Office
Building Company, capital 100000, and
the Crowell Grain Milling Company, of
| Charlotte, capital $4,000.
Additions to the Pilot and the Cara
leigh cotton-mills here have been COM
pleted
Ground was purchased to-day on which
a large tobacco stemmery and prize house
will be built.
Lester Butler, a brother of ex-senator
| Marion Butler, is given a clerkship in
| the revenue department here.
THE BAGLEY ESTATE.
! Inquiry made as to. the probability of
! the early erection OF a statue here TO
the memory of Worth Bagley. United
| States navy. brought the reply that about
| So, COO is in hand for this purpose 1t was
| the purpose to have the artist who de-
signed the Vance statue here to design
! ,hat to Ensign Bagley, but the. artist
! died.
| Much regret is expressed here at the
sudden death OF Preston L. Bridgers. at
| Wilmington. He was a son of the Late
Colonel R. +. Bridgers who was for
years the president of the Atlantic Goa st
|. Line. he married daughter of the late
/ DIR. E, Burke Haywood. of Raleigh. He
was for four years Consul at Montevideo,
| Uruguay.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-04
n NV Norfolk 1sWestsI1I

Schedule in Effect Sept. IS, 1902.
LEAVE RICHMc.D (DAILY), BYRD
STREET STATION.
900 A NJ, NORFOLK LIMITED. Ar
rives Norfolk n20 A NJ Stops only
let OF Passengers holding tickets
80. from Richmond an6 Petersburg.s
bur bus L sna eSearo Bafst faFor
Car Petersburg to Roanoke Pull
bus s sssDe Tor K9 B1lssoi {
and Chattanoosa. Pullman Sleeper
90 Roanoke TO Knoxville. fo-
Farmville. Lynchburg. Roanoke.
and intermediate stations:
500 p. NJ, Ocean Shore Limited Ar
slyfS a4sfSk s %svs N s saa a
ssfeamsrs to Eoston. psovt de- sS.
i EeT York. Baltimore. ana " asa
7:25 P. NJ. for SUFFOLK, Norfolk. and In.
fSs orfefk s2 , stad g Arrives .
e:35 p NJ, for Lynchburg and Roa-
poke: Connects at Lynchburs with
Washington and Chattanooga Lin.
to Memphis and New OrleanS
Cafe, Parlor. and Observation Cars
sI seTeEo S ss Assala. a Aia and
cupancy at $50 p. ID. Also, Pull
man Sleeper Petersburg and Roa-
~xains arrive Richmond from Lynch
burg and tho West daily 1t 3:10
A.. NJ, 2 200 P. NJ. and 1856 P. NJ.
from Norfolk and the East at
11:1O A. NJ. 1872 a. NJ. and
$50 p. n.
ONCE: 1873 Main street
JOHN q. WAGNER,
City Passenger and Ticket Agent.
C. II. RO8I.EY,
District Passenger Agent.
W. b. BEVILL.
General Passenger Agent
General Once: Roanoke. Va fe =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-04
BARTON PiTTMAN FINED.
The est. Ann" Manager Assessed
Eleven Dollars.

NEW YORK, October s-Paul Arm
strong, the author Of the play st Ann
was in the jefferson Market Police Court
to-day on a summons obtained by Barton
Pittman, theatrical manager. who saio
Armstrong had assaulted him. Arm
strong denied it. and added that Plttman
had drawn a revolver on him In Arm
strong's Office in the knickerbocker build
ing and threatened to shoot him. Pitt
man acknowledged this. but said it was
after Armstrong had threatened to XII,
him.
Magistrate Flammer discharged Arm
iPittman pleaded guilty and was fined sl1
strong and told him to make charge
against Pittman for carrying revolver.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-10-04
r. F.& P. RAILROAD

Schedule IN Eject May rs, 1907
TRAINS LEAVE RICHAoAD-soarE-
AZ A. NJ. Daily, from BYRD-STREEr
STATION. for Washington and
beyond. stops at Miiiord. Fred
ericksburg. ana Alexandria. Stops
Occoquan Sundays. Sleeping Cara
to Washington and New York
Dining Car.
''' STREET 4 Ii 5 Rsifi tfo T9or,d nA and
,ns1on. ara beyond Stops as
Sleeping Cars to New York.
ZOO A. M. Exc apt Sunday. from ELLA
STATION. accommodation fer Ash
land aad intermediate points.
500 sr II sS9 * sTEAT 9at} f fss wassa
Glen Allen. and local stations
Ashland to Cherry Hill inclusive
Negley, Occoquan. and Alexandra
Buffet 5arlor Car.
$50 A4Nb tRSs sTz ss sgsziox trs ;s'
Eliza. Glen Allen. and local sta.
tons. Ashland to Accottnk inclu-
sive: Seminary and Alexandria.
1906 Moor, Except Sunday. from EYRD-
STREET STATION. for Washing
ron and beyond. Stops at E.lbs.
Ashland. boswell, Milford. fred
gressional Limited.
400 B E g EEfsRs s SaRffB tre ss
and intermediate Joints
sos F. X, Daily. rom MAIN STREET
s ssyena stops sF at rr saa
Ing Car to New YORK. ''''
o:12 P: ~ Daily. from ELLA STA
TON, for washington and beyond.
and Alexandria Sleeping Car "a
$50 FeS s E1sk P sanass, Gro from Erz,
sos 6. v. Daily Ia from 'I BYRD STREET free
STATEN, for Washington and 30
Bo ao G RIltord. Fredericksburg asssaRs
Brooke. Whitewater. Quantioo. ant
ons ss9Ds as e 9th a ss
tom TO Philadelphia. ''
srAr6N NesP' A ss1aan is9 Ehh 81
Ashland and intermediate pointa
TRAINS ARRIVE RICTEMoND-soUTa-
WARD
$40 A. ". Except Sunday. at ELsA
STATION Aeeommodation from
sTREET STATION: A &C q 5t
tioa from Iredericksburs and Ia
$40 !. \. DAILY. at BYRD-srREnr
BrATIoN Stops at A1sxandria.
oceoeuan. Widswaser; Brooks
Ass1and and EIos Stops o st osse.
stations Sunday. Sleeping Car New
York to Richmond.
1901 S Esf sTR aeasay s,o at h Z D.
land inclusive. Glen Alien and
Elba Parlor car.
a:o2 P. NJ. Daily. at ELBA STATION
Stops at Alexandria. Lorron. Deco
sIeeping Car from New - Ysr <
1:o6 ?. Daily: st szAIN-sTREsr
s .sersksou psoe. Milford II Aief basxs
and Ashland. Sleeping Car from
600 p Fey u. Except Sunday. at ELBA
Ashland and intsrmedIate points
7:1o ssrA4ioH. STOPS al a A aissahs4,s
sss hsa sies pGisxs .4 Ashl t.o
New York and Washington. Din
$50 A. Daily; at BYRp-sTREEr
focal stations. Quantico to Ashland
inclusive. Glen Allen and Elba. Sut-
fat Parlor Car.
ae1s sHIAN1oN aiy f,o al daA aSd Mss1s
politan limited, stops at. Aie1-
and ashland Sleeping cars from
l1oo E. M Except nundsy. At ELBa
6rATIQN. Accommodation from
= H' - a4s1YroR. rrame Manage.
& Tn NY1HA PrsssdAt. IN
~ &
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TO PURIFY THE POSTERS.
The w. G. T. us Against Inde.
decent Pictures.

NEW YORK. Oct. 2.No longer will the
immodest woman in corsets stare down
from high places and the likeness Of the
man who mixes high ball will be BAN
tshed from the bill-boards II the Wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union has
its way.
Believing. with Justice shiras, Of the
United States supreme court, that all pic
lures and literature are either decent or
indecent. aad that the representations of
women in soanty apparel fall in the latter
class, with many other pictorial advertise
ments, members Of the union will begin
reform .crusade
They will start the work Of purifying
the sign. boards and the advertisement
pascs Of the periodicals. under the de-
cishon 81 Justice Shiras, that there y no
middle sro,lna between decent and indie
cent pictures The campaign is in the
bRndSsof the Department OF Work fer the
Promotion Of Purity in Literature and
All. MRS, Emile D: Martin, Of this city.
is a. Its Stpap
Ilseam6 gn.wtllbes opoaed q The ";
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nA II. SCHEDULES.
a. SOUTHERN
0N RAIL WAY
ScheduIe In Eject. Julv 20. 1002.
Frafns Leave ana Arrive Ministries.
Station.

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. VA.
1918 A. NJ, No. 9. daily for Durham. N
C.. Oanvtre, and all local stations
south. connecting at Burksv.ils
for Farmville. Lynchburg and ali
local stations West; at Jerreys FOR
local stations on Norfolk Division
70 Danv1lls: at Oxford for Hes
$50 F. II No. o.. limited train daily.
Tor Jacksonville and all Florida
1ee,s ; !, H H..ais Ns lisa sss CO..
ereenaboro' tor Durham. Kaelss.
and Winsten-saIem: at charlotta
a s so .r.! Hnis asy ss2 eos S sss;
Orleans ana points south, whlca
carries sleepers to New Orleans;
~ rawi1f|, Room Sleeper E.r Kich mon
Through train, With sleeper. Halls
bury to Memphis Dtn:aR-Car GER
1905 P. M. No. II. Southern Express.
daily Ter Atlanta. Augusta. Jack.
for Daayille. Greensboro. sails
n bum ana a,sa Charlotte; open at Rich
New York ana Florida Express and
6oa..Eeszarn Limited which car
Eies through sieepers to Augusta.
Savannah. Jacksonville, Tampa
Nashville, Memphis. Atlanta. Nav
Orleans. etc; complsts Dtn!ng-Ce,
service. Also, Pullman Tourist
Sleeper Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays Washington to San fran
cisco. without change. with connse-
tons for Al points In Texas. AeIi-
co. and California
500 NJ. Nc. II, local daily. sxcs2.
Sunday. for Keysvills and Inter-
mediate POINTS.
TRAINS ARRIVE IN RICHMOND.
ZOO A. M
s:49 P. Ny From Atlanta, Auxssas,
Jacksonville. Ashevills, and an
points South.
$50 A. NJ, rom Kexsyi.;a ana local
St1uona
x:28 2. NJ, from Durham. Charlotte
Danville and intermediate stations
LOCAL FREIGHT.
Rea q end g.. between Manchester and
No tDsliA
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Macedoninn Revolt Does Not srrea.4

Macedonian Revolt Does Not Spread
coNsTANTINoPLE.. October a.--The
insurrectionary movement in Macedonia
does not appear to have spread to any
serious extent. although it is feared. in
Some quarters that the Turkish meas
ures for It's suppression may excite the
villagers. ana cause neutrals to join the
revolutioHists s55
The M9cedonian committees efforts to
support tho plan of General Tsenen for
a general revolt are Handicapped by the
hostility OF the adherents OF Saraon, the
former president, who refuses all assist
asce to the new leader.
According to news from Bulgarian
Ess&tsces, .uywsrds- De fire hundred Bulga-