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From Thirty to Fifty Thousand Macedonians Fall
Victims to the Murderous Mussulmans.
all

riot occurred on Sunday at Beirut, in
which seven Christians were killed and
several wounded. Two houses occupied
by Christians were pillaged by the SOL
diers The panic was general
Leishman says that the origin of the
trouble is not distinctly stated by our
Consul. He further says that it is
claimed by the Sublime Porte that con-
ditions in Beirut are again quiet and that
the force now there is sufficient to guar
antee the safety of the city. Additional
instructions have been sent to Minister
Leishman along the lines of those already
forwarded to him, looking to the protec-
tien Of American citizens
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WASHINGTON GETS FACTS.
Admiral Cotton and Minister Leish-
mon Pn,or+ -, pa;r,,+ Trio oadv

ADMIRAL Cotton and Minister Leish-
man Report on Beirut Tragedy.
WASHINGTON, Sept. S.-The Navy De-
partment has received the following ca
blegram from Admiral Cotton, dated at
Beirut, September 7:
Violence and bloodshed between Mohamme.
dams and native Christians occurred at Beirut
on Sunday. Six Greek Christians, two Mo-
hammedans and Turkish soldier were
Killed, and three Greek Christians three Mo
hammedans and three Turkish soldiers wound
ed seriously. Other murders are reported. A
flag Lieutenant and the United States Consul
disturbed quarter and verify details of this
statement. The Turkish Government willing
~ Afforded facilities for their investigation and
promise 1000 more Turkish soldiers. The
turkish soldiers present are sufficient If prop
erly disposed of to handle the situation at Bel
rut The city is we'll patrolled and all
qulet Sunday night and to-day (Monday). The
turkish Government promises to do all in it's
power 70 restore order. Business is suspend
ed. nave prepared to land a force for the
protection OF the property OF American citi-
zens II the situation demands. VIII act with
caution.
The last sentence of Admiral Cotton's
caoiegram is unintelligible and the cipher
experts at the Navy Department worked
all the morning to translate it. Copies
or the report were sent at once to the
PRESIDENT and to the State Department.
Inc State Department has received a
caolegram from Minister Leishman in
Constantinople, in which he says that
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WILL INVADE BULGARIA.
Turks to Gross Border in Pursuit o.
Revolutionaries.

Revolutionaries.
! LONDON, Sept S.-A dispatch to a
news agency from Constantinople says
] the Turkish Government is preparing
circular to the powers calling attention
to the attitude of Bulgaria and declaring
the intention Of the Government to pur-
sue armed Bulgarian bandits in Macedon-
la and even into Bulgarian territory.
Official diplomatic circles here regard
the conflict between Mussulmans and
Christians at Beirut as evidence of the
development Of hostile feeling throughout
Turkey, a result of the Macedonian
revolt This is borne out by the threat
ening uprising in Smyrna A high Turk
ish official said
The Christians at Beirut have been greatly
encouraged by the appearance of the American
squadron. the presence of which could not be
regarded symPathetically by the Mohammedan
population. because II had come, not to pay d
friendly call, but 10 enforce demands.
1t is understood here that Turkey is
anxious to induce the United States to
withdraw the American warships from
Turkish waters. believing that such ac-
ton would discourage the Christians,
who hope for American Intervention, and
the Porte is now expected to make con-
cessions in compliance with the American
representations
Great Britain's refusal to assent to the
Russian and Austrian proposal that the
powers take cOercive diplomatic action at
Sofia with the aim Of severing the rela-
tions now existing between Bulgaria and
the Macedonian insurgents is traced to
her unwillngness to take a step which
might have Unforeseen consequences.
Britain's refusal is not definite, and if all
the powers can see their way clear to
adopt the Russo-Austrian proposal she
Will participate in the coercion of Bull
garia- 1t is semi-officially stated here
that Italy is willing to agree to the pro-
posal mentioned in the dispatches from
Berlin. but that the consent Of France is
doubtful
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Bright 'SDiSeaSe and
Diabetes News.
A Californian in Italy.
San Francisco, Sept. I. 1903.

e1oAA 4 AdA4A-oNDs 0CpL- 4. lQO.1-
Theodore Bacigalupi Of 1000 Union
street, prominent in the Italian colo
ny OF this city, has returned from a
trip TO Europe. He was in his native
city, Genoa, Italy, nearly year.
where he learned that a friend OF his
by the name Of Centenaro. who is the
purchasing agent in Genoa of the
COmpagne Generate Italiano. one of
the largest steamship companies OF
Europe, had Diabetes Both Cente-
naro and his physician believed he
was incurable until Bacigalupi told
him Of the Fulton Compounds. They
were sent from this city. and. to the
surprise Of the patient and his phvsi-
clan, he began promptly to improve.
the physician noting with great interest
the decline OF the sugar and the
gradual restoration. When Mr.. Baci-
galupi left the cure was complete. An
other patient, a wealthy man, wanted
10 go on the treatment, but there be-
ing only enough on hand for one
case, II was not divided. but more IS
now on the way TO Dr. Alfredo Bas-
teri OF Genoa for this and other cases.
The doctor is a relative of Mr. Baci-
gallup and is well known. having been
Nice-Mayor Of Struppa, Genoa. And
thus the news that Bright's Disease
and Diabetes are now durable is fl
:ering through the world. Fulton's
Renal Compound for Bright's Dis
.ase, 81; for Diabetes, $3.50. Juo. ].
Fulton Co, 400 Washington street.
san Francisco, sole compounder.
icnd for literature.
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POWERS DOING NOTHING.
Joint Interference in the Balkans
Seems Distant.

LONDON, Sept. 9.-The Sofia corre-
spondent of the Times says the insur-
gents have laid up large stores of provis-
ions in the mountains and even contem-
plate a winter campaign. The suffering
to the women and children thereby en-
tailed would be appalling. but the insur-
gent leaders believe that the ill-clad
Turkish troops Will suffer more than
themselves, owing to thei rinability to
obtain supplies in a devastated country
with interrupted communications. He
continues:
Any interference on the part Of the powers
seems past praying for. Russia and Germany
are urging the Sultan to adopt more vigorous
methods Of repression, while the other powers
have apparently no advice to offer and content
sppctatOrs
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The National Zeitung say
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SISTERS OF THE POPE
MAKE A TOUR OF ROME
Fail to See Any Beauty in the
Ruins, but Electric Streetcars
Please Them -


ROME. Sept. s.-The three sisters OF
Pope Plus y. who lived with him in Ven
ice and who arrived here yesterday. have
not found in Rome quite what they ex-
pected. Not that they had any formulated
desires. but the sisters thought they could
not fai! to be certain of resuming their
Intimate relations with the Pontiff, while
TO their unaccustomed eyes all is for
maLty. They shrunk from the curious
g-ances cast at them this morning when
they went out. The sisters. however.
could see no beauty in the ruins, having
scarcely heard of them. What they liked
best were the electric streetcars and the
new. wide streets so different from the
narrow lanes of Venice.
In the convent where the Pope's sisters
are stopping they are treated with great
respect and attention, having their meals
served in their own dining-room and not
being allowed to do anything for them
selves.
Speaking Of the Vatican one of the
sisters said:
How big it is! Beppi should not feel
he Is a prisoner. But how he can be
bothered with all these soldiers and off,
cials we cannot see"
The permanent apartment near the San
Angelo bridge will be ready shortly.
1t has been. announced that Plus X
would publish to-day his first encvclical
addressed to the Catholic hierarchy and
people throughout the world, but this was
incorrect.
The Pontiff published to-day his first
official document, consisting of a letter
addressed to Cardinals VannutelH. Ram
polla, Ferriata and Wives Tuto. con-
firming their appointment by Pope Leo as
a commission TO commemorate the fftieth
anniversary of the dogma of the immac-
ulate conception. The letter, which is
very brief, Is followed by a prayer to the
Virgin Mary. which will acquire import
ance as being the first to bear the sigma
ture of Plus Y.
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MUssULMANs TO BLAME.
Assassinations of Christians the
Cause of the Beirut Outbreak.

Assassinations Of Christians the
Cause Of the Beirut Outbreak.
PARIS. sept S.7AA ConstantinOple dis
patch 10 the Temps giving additional de-
tails Of the outbreak at Beirut says that
when the soldiers and police sought 10
stop the encounter between the AIussul-
mans and Christians. the fighting became
general and resulted in thirty persons
being killed or wounded. The soldiers
lost ore man killed and three wounded.
The trouble. the Temps correspondent
adds, began during the evening Of Sep
reubcr when three Christians were as
sassiratcd in the streets and continued
On Sunday night. when a Christian was
stabbed by q Mussulman.
The presence OF the United States
cruisers Brooklyn and San Francisco at
Beirut is regarded as fortunate circum-
stance. It is expected that number of
other foreign warships viii gather there.
The official reports show that Beirut
is one Of three places which are now
centers Of great animation. Smyrna.
which hitherto had been comparatively
quiet is on the eve Of an outbreak.
Great excitement prevails there. The au-
1hCrities are in constant fear of an out
break but fortunately they have been
able thus far 10 prevent an encounter be-
tween the Christians and Mussulmans.
The Salonica adVices are again very dis
CUieting- It is expected that a general
revolt throughout the Province of Saloni-
c. will occur next week. II is the under
standing among the foreign officials in
ealOnica that a general insurrection will
shortly be announced by the Macedonian
committee. In view Of this expectation
rigid police measures have been taken by
the Vail who is showing much energy.
Reports from MOnastir say the insur-
rection in that district has been practically
crushed by the extreme measures taken
10y the Turkish troops.
The officials here attach significance to
the report showing that a number of
Zerbes have crossed the border and
Joined the Macedonian revolutionists.
Reports from various points throughout
Bulgaria show there is a strong feeling
against Prince Ferdinand. owing TO the
fact that he left the country during the
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THIRTY CHRISTIANS KILLED.
Berlin Advices Indicate That Two
Separate Outbreaks Occurred.

BERLIN. Sept 8-A dispatch TO the
LokaI Anzeiger from COnstantinople says
thirty Christians. among them being sew
eraI Europeans. were killed during the
rioting al Beirut. The Foreign Office here
has received no news tending TO confirm
the report published by the Dokal An
zeiger.
Later in the day the Foreign Office re-
ceived dispatch from Constantinople,
saying that ten persons were killed dur
ing The recent disorders in Beirut, at
about the time the United States warships
arrived there. bur the Foreign Office here
fnds no connection between the TWO
events Among the killed was an Amer
fCav
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LYNCHEHAUN'S ATTORNEYS
PUT UP STUBBORN FIGHT
If Necessary They Will Appeal Case
to the United States Su-

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Sept. S.-The eff
fort TO extradte James Lynchehaun,
known here as Thomas Walsh, the Irish
fugitive, was transferred to-day from the
United States Commissioner Court to
the United States Circuit Court. and
Judge Francis e. Baker of that court will
on Thursday morning hear evidence
Should the court hold that Lynchehaun
is the alleged Irish refugee and escaped
from Marlborough Prison, to which he
was sentenced for life for assault and
battery on his landlady, and should the
court hold that Lynchehaun may be taken
to New York to appear for trial before
the Federal Commissioner there, the case.
it is announced by Lynchehaun's attor-
neys, will be appealed to the Supreme
Court of the United States.
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HINT TO JOURNALISTS.

Vice Consul McGregor tells me that the Porte
has informed Hilmi Pasha that II has received
a threat from the Macedonian committee that
the insurgents intend to murder British Con-
sui a journalist or an American missionary
Vice Consul McCiregor notified the Turkish au-
thorities that he would hold them responsible
for any murder by either the Turks the
Bulgarians. In my opinion, this IS nothing but
a gentle hint to the British journalists who
are exposing the massaeress
A Sofia dispatch to the Daily Mail.
dated September 8, says the revolution
ary committee tomorrow will issue TO the
representatives of the powers circular
note forewaTning them of coming events
The note is intended to justify the future
actions of the insurgents and will point
to the probable total determination OF
the Christians as necessitating the en-
ployment of the same atrocious measures
by the revolutionaries against the Turks
and will contend that the responsibility
for such desperate acts will rest with the
powers
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Santa Fe Raises Wages.

TOPEKA, Kans.. Sept. S.-The Santa
F'e Company announces to-day a wage IN
crease of 2 cents per hour for boiler
makers, nachinists and blacksmiths at all
the shops on the system proper between
Chicago and Albuquerque. This means
an increased expenditure by the company
of 100000 yearly.
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strengthens pefense of Forts

BRUSSELS, Sept. S.-The Patriotic SAYS
the Congo Free State administration has
ordered number of armor turrets and
Krupp guns for defense Of the forts in
the State. and adds that twenty-four
Italian guns were recently dispatched to
the Congo.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-09
New President Of Peru Is Installsd

LIMA, Peru, Sept. S-Senor Candamo
to-day was installed as President Of the
republic. The House of Congress, in
which the function took place, and also
the adjacent streets were thronged with
people, who raised enthusiastic "vivas''
for the new President
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GERMAN PRESS VITRIoLIC.
Blames the United States for the
Fighting in Beirut.

BERLIN, Sept 9.-The newspapers this
morning, in commenting on Sundays out
break at Beirut. throw the blame for the
occurrence on the United States. The
Lokal Anzeiger says:
Now that the Americans have their dead
they viii make inquiry whether they were
responsible for the effervescence in Beirut By
the unprecedented action OF their Minister in
C1nstantinOpie and their naval demonstration
the yearning II the United States 10 mix UP in
European politics has found some justification.
The National Zeitung says:
1t can be seen how serious IL is in view Of
the excitement IN the Near East. to spread
incorrect or bad traRslations Of cipher reports
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are reported TO be naked and starving
and to be robbing all around.
The general staff of the insurgents has
issued a circular ordering the bands not
to modest the peaceful Turks and Aiban-
ian villagers. The order concludes:
There will always be plenty of time to
take such measures"
Famine prevails in the district of
Krushevo and the population is going
into the adjacent districts.
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Mob Leaders sentennad

DANVILLE, ILL.,, Sept. s.-Judea
Thompson to-day refused a new trial to
the convicted rioters and sentenced them
to the Chester PeniteRtiary, except Bessie
Armstrong, who was sent to Joliet.
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that thirty-one Bulgarian brigands were
killed in the vicinity of Resne CMonastir)
and forty others on a farm at Florina.
A band Of rebels entrenched on a small
elevation at Lapschick was dispersed
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crisis. It is not expected, however, that
the agitators will succeed in carrying out
their plots against his life.
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With the slightest encouragement disorders
might result in The whole OF Lebanon rising in
revolt To-day had been foretoid the day
OF rising against the foreigners, and many
residents of COnstantinOple are keeping to their
houses. Personally l doubt wether there will
be anything more than dynamite Outrages.
which pretty sure 10 be attempted before
long.
The Daily Telegraph's correspondent at
st. Petersburg says he is assured on ex-
cellent authority that Russia, when she
submits proposals to the Porte for the
pacifcation of Macedonia, cOntemplates
the dispatch of her Black Sea squadron
to Turkish waters, where II wifi make a
much longer stay than recently, in order
to overcome the Sultan's objections to
her recommendations.
The Sofia correspondent of the Morning
Leader says that by the end of the week
the insurgents will have received a large
accession of weapons. Thirty thousand
rifles are being smuggled in to them from
all sides and when these have been re-
ceived the real fighting will begin.
A Monastir dispatch to the Daily Mail.
dated September g. says the great mill
tary drive in the mountains to the south
west of Monasttr toward Lake Prespa by
a force of 5000 Turkish infantry with
twelve guns, resulted in the escape of
all the revolutionary bands. Though the
latter were practically surrounded. not
one was captured. The correspondent con-
tinueSt
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JNo. J. FULTON co.
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Whole of Lebanon
May Rise in
Revolt.
urkish Excesses
to Be Met in
Kind.

Y T. oNDON,- Sept. 9. - Everything
seems TO point to new and ter
IL rible developments in Macedonia
On top of the appalling accounts of the
results of the Turkish methods Of re
storing order in the vilayet Of MOnastir
comes the threat by the Insurgents TO
resort to reprisaIs on the same scale.
The Porte's anxiety to suppress news
by expelling newspaper correspondents
from the area of operations is held to
have but one meaning. This mornings
papers comment upon the significance Of
the news that Russia and Austria are
seeking to persuade the powers to coerce
Bulgaria, as showing a belief that war
is inevitable.
No further news regarding the out
break at Beirut has been received here.
a dispatch to the Standard from Con-
stantinople, dated Sunday. says:
The Turks are much disturbed by the pres
ence Of the American warships at Beirut and
are making every effort to have them recalled
In spite OF all assertions that the United States
intends 10 be represented there only for the
purpose of protecting the interests of her citi-
zens, ii is quite possible that the dispatch Of
the warships may initiate action leading much
further.
RUSSIAN SHIPS TO MOVE.
The same correspondent, telegraphing
under Mondays date on receipt Of the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-13
TWICE MARRIED
ON THE SAME }. DAY
a Singular Case in Rowan n
and Iredell Counties.
!, =, = rho T,mes-pispatch.

@ (spec,al to The Times-D ispatch) @
sS SALISBURY. N. c., Sept. 12.-Mr. 9. II
Wood and Miss Cora Carson We're mar
Fled on Thursday of this week Mt States
Vile. The former lives In Rowan county
and the latter in Iredell. The register OF
deeds Of Rowan had issued license
under the Impression that the marriage
would take place in this county, and the
groom did not notice the error until after
the oercmony had been performed IN
Statesyille by Rev. r. 8. Arrowood. An
other license was subsequently issued III
lredcl and the sccond ceremony per-
formed The newly rried couple now
feel that the knot has been effectually
tied
In connection with the case against G..
w. Pool, Salisbury saloon keeper, for
selling to minor in Spencer, which has
been continued until next term OF Rowan
Court, It Is learned that there were two
or more whiskey dealers on tho grand
jury, hence no true bill was found The
hardest fight In the history OF Rowan
county has been precipItated and will be
waged until November Sd, when the pro-
hibtion election will be held according to
the call of the Board of Aldermen, which
was isued Thursday night The tenn
ncrance forces are we'll entrenchod and
the whiskey people arc making active
preparations for the fray. Tho publica-
ton of whskey Journal was begun to-
day, but. 1t Is stated, will be discontinued
after the election. 1t Is a small sheet
and is issued every Saturday.
Capt Charles Price. noted attorney
Of Salisbury. secured a fee Of $35, 900 for
the settlement Of the Stanly and Wilkes
county bond cases which has just been
accomplished IN Rowan Court This Is
perhaps the largest fee received by any
North Carolina lawyer for many years.
Mr. ]. y. Rogers, a merchant Of RoX-
boro, Is moving to Spencer where he Will
oren large store on Salisbury Avenue.
Mr.. l.. i. Crawford, OF Spencer, has So
cured large store-room and will open
q fine line of shoes within the next few
days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-13
NEGRO Will. HANG
FOR HEINOUS CRIME.
Especial to Tho Times. plspatch.)

Especial to Tho Times plspntch.)
GOL.DSBORO.EN. c., September l2. "A
negro named Henry Holloway, who COM
m!tted burglary and attempted an assault
upon Mrs. futon, d, most estimnble white
lady in Greene county some time last
month, was convicted In Greene County
Superior Court at Snow Hill this week
and was to-day sentenced to be, hanged
on the 10Th Of October, There was no ap-
peal.
The crime for which the negro will
hang was committed ono afternoon while
he was working for the husband OF the
lady, whom he assaulted, Mr., futon
and the negro were at work curing to-
hacco some distance from the house,,
The negro was sent to the house for
some tools and while he was there a
rain came UP and he slipped Into the
house without the knowledge Of Mrs.
futon and secreted himself under q bed,
When she passed throught the room
he came out from under the bed and took
hold of the lady. She began to scream,
whereupon he became frightened and
ran away. She went immediately and
told the news to her husband VINO 2orGa n
lied posse and went IN sea rch = ne
negro Ie was found next day py me ~.
sheriff. who hid the negro and pfp'eh'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-09-13
MADDEN AND DAVIS
GO TO'CRAND JURY

Timothy Augustus Madden, alias Tim
Madden, alias Cockney Tim, of Ireland.
and Fred Davis, of Charleston. 8. G.
both OF whom have been under arrest ana
in custody here for q week or ten Gays
as suspicious characters. were YESTERDAY
given a hearing before United States
commissioner Henry Flegenhemer on q
charge Of burglarizing the postorlce At
Columbia, Va, and blowing and ropDihs
safe there. AS a result OF the nearing
both men were held for the Federal
grand Jury OF the Western district OF VIZ
gnia al the term OF court 20 pc he, 'u VI y
Lynchburg next week.
It will be recalled that the postotllce at
Columbl Fluvanna county. was broken
into, the safe blown and robbed OF money
and stamps to the value. Of $500 or S2oo.
or which about $50 was in cash.
A description Of two Of the men VINO
were seen In the vicinity Of Columbia
wac sent out and was received py the Oh
ncers In this city.
III was not until August 18th that Deputy
Marshall Bland saw two men at Sixth
and Main Streets working the, graft game
with the paralyZed arm. From the de-
stript ion, Of the suspects who robbed the
Columbia Office the deputy said to him
self, '"rhese are the men,. They were
arrested at his request by pfti.cer
Bradley, and It was a week or more be-
fore inspectors were sent here to work up
the case further. & III
at the hearing yesterday there were
pl esent Postmaster Manley. ,Hotel-Proprle-
tor Seay, OF Columbia, and the town mar
shall, all OF whom recognized thet men
as having been in the vicinity of Co
lumbia about the time Of the robbery.
Madden told the officers that tho stolen
money and stamrt were lrCled near
Columbia and gave tho officers a dia-
gram OF the locality showing the spot.