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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-08


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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-08

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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1903-10-27

Salida, Colo. Oct. 27.-An engine
on the east bound Rio Grands freight
broke away while descending a
steep grade between Mears and Otto
and went tearing through Mears at
more than sixty miles an hour. 1t
was overtaken by the cars from the
rear and a collision occurred wreck
1ng the entire train and burying four
in the wreckage. Three were kill
ed outright and one was fribghtfully
injured The dead are Samuel rown.
engineer; Henry Simons, brakeman;
John Mulcahey, brakeman. Henry
Fitzsimmon had his arm and leg bro
ken. A defective air hose is aid to
be the cause of the accident.
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HILL AND TELLER.
A Conference of Democratic Leaders
Reported in New York

A Conference of Democratic Leaders
Reported in New York.
New York. Oct. 27.-The presence
of several leading men of the Demo.
cratic party in this city has
given rise to a report that a confer
ence has just been held in the rooms
of David B. Hill in an uptown hos
telry. Nothing has been definitely
learned of the subjects discussed or
the result of the conference Sena-
tor Teller of Colorado who is also
here was asked this morning as to
the conference but in regard to the
matter he said that This gathering
of leaders must be a coincidence. I
am here from Washington three or
four days merely on private busi-
ness"
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London, Oct. 27.-Sagatel Sagouni.
the president of the Armenian Revo.
lutionary society, was murdered here
late yesterday evening in the suburb
sensation, as it has every appearance
of being of a political character, fol-
lowing those assassinations in other
branches of this society on the con-
tinent Sagouni had just returned
to London yesterday afternoon after
a short trip to Switzerland where he
was engaged in some business af-
fairs of the association. Sagouni
was killed just as he was entering
his residence. The assassin rushed
across the road and in quick success
sion fired four shots at him. the last
shot entering the heart The MUIR
derer at once fed. and the only clue
yet found is his hat. and silver
plated revolver, which were dropped
in his flight Both of these bear
marks that show they were made in
New York.
Sagatel Sagouni, the murdered
man, was wealthy and much loved
by many Armenians. The society
of which he was president was op-
posed to violence. This was not
pleasing TO one faction. of extremists
among the Armenians. who have al.
ways desired vengeance. These have
always claimed that Sagouni secret.
ly devoted much of the funds of the
society to charity which could bet
ter have been applied to violent rem.
edies for the grievances of their
common country.
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Roosevelt

egates officially appointed by the gov
ernors of Louisiana. Mississippi, Ten
nessee, Arkansas, Illinois, Iowa
Ohio, Kentucky, Minnesota and 9th
er states bordering on the Mississ'
ippi or it's principal tributaries.
This bids undoubtedly to be the
largest and most influential levee
convention yet held in the person
mel of those in attendance. Presi-
dent Charles Scott, president OF tina
Interstate Mississippi River I'm
provement and Levee Association,
called the body to order and stated
the purpose of the meeting was to
appeal to the national government
for sufficient aid for the levee of both
banks of the river and to maintain
these levees reclaiming and giving
protection to all the lands near tha
1evees, and improving the navigation.
Governors, senators, members OF
congress, high railroad officials are
present and many states are repre-
sented.
Ex-Governor Stannard of Missouri
was made temporary chairman Of the
opening session and appointed com.
mittee on permanent organization.
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MISSOURI WoMEN's CLUBS.
Delegates are Gathering at Hannibal
For Club Meeting.

Delegates are Gathering at Hannibal
For Club Meeting.
Hannibal. Mo-. Oct. 27.-The Mis-.
souri, State Federation of Women's
Clubs begins its annual convention
here tonight under conditions pep
haps more auspicious tina ever before
in the history of the federation's an
nual meetings. Arriving trains to.
day brought scores of delegates. who
came from Kansas City, st. Joseph,
Jefferson City, st. Louis and other
cities OF the state. AS rapidly as
they arrived the visitors were met
and escorted to the quarters assign.
ed them. About two-thirds of the
delegates are being entertained at
private homes, while others will be
accommodated at the hotels during
their stay In the city.
The program arranged for the ini'
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tial session to be held tonight in the
First Presbyterian church is as fol-
lows: Call to order by Mrs. Philip
N Moore, president of the state fed
GRAFTON; Invocation by the Rev. Thos,
]. Stevenson, followed by addresses
of welcome by Mrs. J. N. Primm,
speaking for the local club women,
and Mayor Briskett, on behalf of the
city of Hannibal. The feature of the
evening will be an address by Mrs.
Denison, of New York, president Of
the General Federation Of Women's
Clubs. The regular business ses.
sions of the convention, occupied by
reports of the officers and discussion
of questions in which the federation
is epecially interested, will begin to.
morrow morning and continue until
Friday.
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STARTS A RIOT.
A Self Styled Christ Causes TroubIe
in the Far North.

A Self Styled Christ Causes Trouble
in the Far North.
Chicago, ILL.,, Oct. PA dispatch
to the Tribune from Winnipeg, Man
itoba, says that word has been re-
ceived there of a riot in Deukhobor
colony to the north of Swan Lake
in which three persons were killed
outright and another was fatally in
jured. The cause of the trouble or
iginated in religiuos fanatacism. Pc
ter Veregin, a self-styled Christ,
who lately left the colony told the
people during his absence to follow
out strictly his doctrine and to pay
no heed whatever to the so-called
missionaries that might visit them.
A Methodist minister arrived in
the settlement the other day and
tried to preach to them. The COM
munity at once divided itself along
the advice of the so-called Christ. A
faction of women started out to find
their leader Peter Veregin. The
men interfered. A pitched battle
was the result in which the contest
ants used the first tools that came
into their hands
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IN SESSION AT AKRON.
A Conference ls Being Held to Die.
cuss Charities.


euss Charities.
Akron, o.. Oct. 27.-County on
cials. superintendents of prisons.
institutions OF a public character.
alms-houses, reformatories and other
judges. mayors and many others who
are interested officially or personally
in correctional work are gathered In
Akron for the thirteenth annual state
conference of charities and correc.
ton. The gathering formally opens
this evening and the sessions are to
iast two days. Judging from the
prominence Of the participants and
the wide range OF topics to be con-
sidered the conference Will be the
most notable of its kind ever held
in the state.
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To-Day,
JUDGE EsTEE DEAD.
Not Strength Enough to Survive Sur.
eicaI Operation.

gleaI Operation.
Honolulu, Oct. 27.-Unibed States
District Judge M. M. Estee died here
today. He had been in III health for
some time due to kidney trouble.
and two days ago he submitted to q
surgical operation from which he
was unable to recover. Judge Es-
tee was one OF the most distinguish
ed Of western Republicans. He took
prominent part In the early devel.
opment of California and was chair
man of the national convention that
nominated Harrison for the pnesi-
dency. He was twice a candidate
for governor of California and was
twice defeated. He was appointed
Judge of Hawaii by Mckinley a po-
sition he held at the time OF his
death.
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COME TO JUSTICE.
A Fifteen Months Chaos Over Two
Continents.

FHtSen mOnCnS CnaeS OVeF Two
Continents.
Chicago, Ill.,, Oct 27-After a fif-
teen months chase over two conti-
nents, John Morrison was arrested
here today by Edward Weston, a de-.
tective from Scotland. Morrison was
assistant cashier of the North Hamp.
ton bank Of London. and is charged
with embezzling over sixty thousand
dollars. He soon after the discov-
cry of the embezzlement made his
escape from England and has been
a wanderer on the face of the earth
ever since. During this time he has
gone under many aliases Here he
has been known as Henry Jorgan
and for time has been conducting
a jewelry store here On his arrest
he at once consented to return to
England to face the charges against
him, without the formality of having
the extradition papers made out
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MEETING OF MOTHERS.
New York State Mothers Discuss
Domestic Topics.

00fHGS1iC BORISSs
Syracuse, N. Y, Oct. 27.-The New
York State Assembly of Mothers be-
gan it's seventh annual meeting here
today with good attendance of del
egates. Addresses Of welcome by
Mayor Kline and others, followed by
the annual address of the president,
Mrs. David o. Mears of Albany, oc-
cupied the forenoon. After lunch
con the delegates reassembled and
listened to addresses by Mrs. Linda
Hull Larned, president of the Nation.
al Household Economic Association,
and others. The sessions will con-
tinue through Thursday and will be
devoted to papers and addresses
dealing with education, domestic sci
ence, Juvenile courts and other mat
ters in which the assembly is inter-
ested.
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MISSISSIPPI IMPROVEMENT.
Friends of the Father of Waters Ga
ther in Conference.

Friends of the Father of Waters Ga
ther in Conference.
New Orleans, La, Oct 27.-Under
hhe auspices of the Mississippi River
Improvement and Levee association
delegates representing every section
of the large territory tributary to the
Father of Waters" assembled in
New Orleans today for a two days
provements in the river. The main
purpose of the convention is to take
steps to bring before congress the
urgency of new levees to keep the
great river within bounds during tha
food season and to ask that body
for an appropriation sufficient to GOV.
er the expense of the improvements
deemed necessary
It is proposed to ask the National
Government to assume and control
the construction and maintenance of
the leveees along the lower Mississ-
ippi as an aid to river improvement
and the projection of the valley from
floods as well as the protection from
the accumulation and discharge of
the waters in the states above the
Ohio river. The protection to be
suggested is by a system of COM
pIeted standard levees.
The importance of the issues at
stake is evidenced by the large and
representative attendance when the
conference was formally called to
order today. A large majority of the
cities and towns, beginning at Pitts
burg at the head of the Ohio and
Minneapolis and ST. Paul at the head
OF the Mississippi down to New Or
leans, were represented, while the
chief cities along the lower Missouri
river also had delegates present
Others who took part in the early
work OF the conference included del
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IT DIDN'T BREAK.
Runs Started on Banks But to No
Avail.

Avail.
st. Louis. Oct. 27.-As a result OF
disquieting rumors a run was start.
ed today on the Mississippi Valley
Trust Company, but just as fast as
the depositors poured in they were
given their money without hesita-
ton. This also started a run at
1880 this afternoon on the Mercan.
tile Trust Company by the savings
depositors. The officials OF the CON-
pany declare they do not know what
started the rumors.
st. Louis. Oct. 27.-President Fran
els of the Louisiana Purchase Expo
sition and director of the Miss. Val.
ley company made short speech 10
the deDositors who filled the bank
at 2 o'clock in which he tried to reas-
sure them. He said the company was
willing and able to pay all who wish
ed their money, but he pleaded with
depositors not to cause any appns-
hension on the part of the public.
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New York, Oct. 27.-The repre-
sentatives of several important west
ern railroads who are here make an
emphatic denial of the widely cir
culated report that there would be
soon a concerted effort of the west
ern railroads to reduce the wages of
employees on their roads. These
representatives say that there is no
truth whatever in these rumors and
such a step is unthought of. The
opinion is general among railroad
railroad men that this reduction
would not be feasible.
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D. & S. w. RE-oRGANlZED.
BondhoIders of the Road Come to a
Satisfactory Agreement.


New York. Oct. 27.-The commit
tee of the bondholders of the Denver
& Southwestern railroad company
has issued a plan Of reorganization
of the company and an order to ar
range the prompt payment of the
semi-annual interest on the five per
cent bonds of the general mortgage
which falls due December 1st. This
involves the issuance Of new bonds.
A majority of these will bear inter
est at three per cent and the rest at
five per cent. The bondholders have
the right to name the majority of
the board of managers. and it is
their present desire that the stock
company as it now stands be not
disturbed.
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Mr.. LONGS 65th BIRTHDAY.

Ex-Secretary Long Just twenty-five
Years Older than Roosevelt.
bingham, Mass, Oct. 27.-The
65th anniversary of his birth was
celebrated quietly today by ex-Secre.
tary of the Navy John d. Long at
his home here. During the day mes
sages of congratulation were receiv-
ed from friends and admirers in va,
rious parts of the country as well as
from host of residents of Hingham
and vicinity. Mr.. Long appears to
be in the best of health and the
weight of responsibility and care
that have been his for so many years
have left but few traces.
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WORLDS FAIR WORK.
The Statue of Peace Now overiooks
the Fair Grounds.


the Fair Grounds.
st. Louis, Mo-, Oct. 27.-The big
statue of Peace summoning the ma
tions to the competition of the expo
sition, which crowns the Louisiana
Purchase monument at the worlds
fair, has been hoisted to it's resting
place on top of the immense globe
which constitutes a part of the mon
ument.
The installation of figures in the
colonnade of states is. progressing
rapidly. Four are already in place
and several more are expected to be
installed before the end of this week.
The figures in place are those repre-
senting Montana, North Dakota, Ne
braska and Indian Territory.
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MILLIONS WILL BE LOST.

Artic Ice and Shows.
Seattle, Wash, Oct. PA special
dispatch today from Dawson says
that steamers and cargoes to the
value of more than two million dol
lars remain exposed to the perils of
tie hope of getting to place of safe
ty for the winter. All are in dire
danger of soon being crushed by the
ice.
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TO ADJUST DIFFERENCES.

Machinists Of the Union Pacific Seek
to Adjust Their Troubles.
New York. Oct PA COMMITTEES
representing the machinists Of the
Union Pacific railroad has arrived
here with the view of holding con-
ference with Chairman Hartman
that the settlement of minor differ
ences may be adjusted.
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FoRTIFIEs YoNoHAMPo.
important Developments May Follow
This Act of Russia.

Yokohama, Oct. 27.-Ofhcial ad-
vices received at Toxic tend to the
confirmation of the report that the
Russians have fortified Yonghampo
on the Yalu river. The Corean gov
ernment has protested against the
act and important developments may
follow as this is an infringement on
the Corean treaty.
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THREE MEN KILLED.
Bucket overturns and They Fall
$50 Feet

Niagara Falls. N. Y, Oct. 27.-
Three men were killed and three In
Fjured today by an accident OF the
Niagara Power Co. plant at Niagara
Falls. The men were being lowered
into a mine and the bucket was ov-
erturned precipitating them to the
bottom a distance of 1900 feet.
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TURKEYS MAY BE HIGHER.

Indications are that Thanksgiving
Dinner Will Come High.
Chicago, ILL.,, Oct. 27.-Advicss re-
ceived in South Water street indi-
cate that the American housewife
will have to pay a good price for her
Thanksgiving turkey this year. Re.
ports from the turkey belt are to
the effect that the birds are scarcer
this year than last. An advance in
prices is the commercial custom
when turkeys are scarce, and it ap'
pears probable that the best quality
of the birds will bring 20 cents
pound before this time next month.
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ADOPT RESOLUTIONS.
SmeItermen Want Industrial condk
ton Remedied. -

Anaconda, Mont, Oct. 27.-OSne
two thousand smeltermen in a mass
meeting held here last night. adopt.
ed resolutions calling on the govern.
or to convene an extra session of the
Legislature to enact laws to remedy
the present state of industrial affairs
in the state A mediation committee
consisting of Senators Gibon and
Clark. Governor Toole and ]. ]. Hill
is still talked of and efforts are be-
ing made to arrange the date Of
meeting.
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BLAIR IS WORSE.

The Grand Jury is After a Man on
His Death Bed.
ST. Louis, Mo-, Oct. 27.-The condi-
tion Of James L. Blair. former gener-
al counsel of the worlds fair. is re-
ported as unchanged this morning
He is yet in a comatose condition
and this adds to the uneasiness of
the physicians as to his recovery
This afternoon the grand jury will
convene to continue its investigation
of charges against Blair.
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Dan Patch AeaIn Breaks Record.

Memphis. Oct. 27.-Dan Patch thin
afternoon paced half mile in 56 see
onds, clipping a second and a hall
from previous record made By Alert
at Providence last Saturday.
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WILL BAPTIZE THEM.
Dowie Announces that There VIII be
Baptizing This Week.

New York. Oct. 27.-This morning
at the early service Dowie announc.
ed that there had been many con-
verts, and that a public baptism
would take place at the garden this
week
About thousand people attended
the regular morning meeting today
when Dowie talked on Christian Sci.
ence. He declared it was neither
Christian nor scientific. and under.
mined all the principles of common
veracity in the human mind.
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TURKISH COMMISSION.
Appointed to Consider Demands Of

Constantinople, Oct. PA coun.
ell of ministers has appointed a COM
mission to consider the Austro-Rus.
sian demands and to ascertain the
attitude of the other powers on the
subject
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USED DYNAMITE.
king Miners Destroy
Property.

Property.
Bilboa, Spain, Oct. 27.-The strik.
ing miners here destroyed with dy.
Mantle during the night, the railroad
round-house and electric light and
telephone plants. The strike has
spread to all the mine districts. The
employers are trying to induce the
men to negotiate with them without
the intervention of the unions. The
men demand weekly pay days.
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SAGOUNI
KILLED
PRESIDENT OF THE ARMENIAN
SOCIETY MURDERED.
A NOBLE MAN

Shot as He Was Entering His Resi-
dence.-No Clue to the Assassin
Save the Revolver and Hat Which
Were Lost in His Flight.
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A WAR SCARE ENDED.

Bulgarian Reserves Will Return to
Their Homes Tomorrow.
London, Oct. PA dispatch to
The Times from Sofia, Bulgaria,
says: "An order has just been issued
for the complete disbandment of the
reserves, and all of them will return
to their homes tomorrow. This ap.
parently marks an end of the war
scare for the year.
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WAGES
NOT CUT
WESTERN RAILROADS WILL NOT
REDUCE WAGES.
NOT EVEN THOUGHT OF

Representatives Say that Such Re-
duction is not Thought of, and that
it is Not Feasible.
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THREE
KILLED
DOWN GRADE AT SIXTY MILES
AN HOUR.
ENGINE BROKE LOOSE

A Defective Hose is the Cause Of
Serious Accident on the Rio Grande
Railroad in Which a Train is Wrec-
ked and Life Lost.