The Cairo bulletin., 1907-05-29
FATHER cA1PAR VICTIM EITHER
or SULTAN or OF OUTLAWS
FOES, IS THEORY.
BETRAYAL or SECRETS
is ALLEGED to Have Led TO his 5rutsI
Murder-siayers Tried 10 Estas-
iish Perpetrators AS Warn
ina to Other Enemies.


the agel and wandering priest nf tha
! IArmeuianGreek church Father ca
lpar, revealed BY The startling dis1os
iery OF his body 10 All abandoned trHnk
iat 333 'Nesi Thirty seventh stfeff was
only clonded In greaier mystery by
thr Inye tiga ions IS, The Police a'ld
lohers today.
Robbery. which at first seemed to
furnish q sordd reason for the -erire,
!, was practically abandoned as PHI
4 mars motive ana In its place appears
| the deep intrigue and meraias ven
i eeance of an international political
,lot for the so4erth.ow of the Tafkl b
iule over chris ian countries uoW la-
1 er the Sultan.
| New York contains on of Inc
1 argest branches Of tae Armenian
Precautionary Society and FasheF
aspar was promineatlv i'entiilfd
4ith Inc movement Within tAe nas
II wo month thc.e has heen sali ~
she body of the reaointionlsts aad
lew branch we7 formed.
The hittege't feeling esista , tw ta
hs pas emf body and the ncWGT o
,anized branch
Charge Betrayal Of Scores.
Father Caspar was affiliated VIII
, he new brnach #fThere had been TIKI
,harges of taaItorsm and retra n ff
, the secrets of the reyolutonafp
,lety for price, and Of spies Of ~
sultan being among the memaers
Question tho naliea are feaAiag e
,nswee are whather Father Ces7a
xas suspected of pejng SPY " the
sultan or a trai or to the eanse. AMI
as assassinated BY members Of TIE
!, yolutianary society as an at an9
esson II vengeance, or whether as
NJ posseasar ~ ectets u the neNlv
ey,,,ea branch ne was Killed ~ sp es
s n an attempt to extort from hsin ilsa
4 information desired
4 with he development of this nlasn
,s the tragedy the number OF persona
implicatel In the plot ows accord
7 Ingly. but the three men directly M
olyed-the two lodgers in the room
o. where the hods was found ard tne
a ,wner Of the trunk are che onlg ONES
- or MbDUl tue peAtt nav
u larms up to this time.
Z Important Developments OF osy'
c Important developments to-day
d. we're:
81 Father Caspar was generally known
ne rs a poo. wandering priest, living
a argely on the bounty Of his people,
b vhom he visited and the SUM q
i roney or valuahles he might have
u ronla no. have tempted the men IN
qolve1 to do murder
If the men obtained money or Naf
,ahIes from Father Caspar through
Ais murder they would have teon able
,ut "a remove the trunk from the house
he and conceal the crime.
ip The fact that the name Of EImoYai
iea was freshly written on the inside o
ow ,hc lid Of the aunk. and h2t 'n'
ma runk must have reached the nous
is within a short time of the murder IN
the iicates an effort rather 70 e7iabhsi
my than to conceal the perpetrators 9
mp he crime
only a mo i've OF vengeance Should
lave prompted such aston as wa
ant To Others that a pact had tee'
'ont Fliminatipg the motive Of rob
'p1' ~ ,af.t4cor ro7son for ta
- o",s a. as o,ber reasons whio
.s..'''..,', - .-o entirely at
iii sent IN the case Of De p~o- esl
iii Fuoit'ves Belong to Honehekis.
" II is known that the three men no'
.o,..,, ro. Che murder Of Fathe
ems - - the n7rsr
-Hspa' ..rf.,~ rpown A. IN
wv 'laueh .-.r,.. ,sv4it g. nar
BY r'ou'i'eAi7' ,---,rfops s,rpa
FOR a.. .-,-fa r,.hsr Casra
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