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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-02-04
s@iftrn@ zines Rriesst&tHes

2pnbon, 81. San. Gin Selez
sramm bon Sort 2uis, Snfel Maurtz
thus, bringt @tn3elbeiten iiber ben
@4iHbru@ bes briti19en Rrtegsf4tfs
fes rWarren 9aitings", mel4es nabe
Der Snie l Reunton am Il. Sanuar
i@etterte. Dus S@if rannte bes
Ra@ts auf ben Stranb. @s mar itodz
fn5ter unb Der &egen flpB in @tr1>
men. Mn 8oarb befanben fi@ 1921
Solbaten unb Matro5en unb cine Mn>
gail Grauen unb &tnber, bic 5amtlien
ber perbetratbeten @olbaten. Mls bas
S@iH auf ben Strand lief, erbtelten
bic Sruppen 8efebl, bas @prberbed
gu Derlai1 en unb lie tbaten bies init
mtlitdrii4er Disciplin, ob9lei@ lie bic
@efabr p%olftGnbtg ertannten, in nell
der Tie fth b%efanben. Die Muiterrol>
le murbe I'M 3mif4enbet pDlig rubtq
berleien. 3pei Sffciere bes @9iTes
tpurben bon bemfelben auf bic STelien
berabgela1en uno ertannten, baB cine
2anbung efettuirt tperben tonnte. Sic
Musi@tFung Der Solbaten besann UNI
4 ubr Morgens, etpa cine Stunbe
na4 benz Muflaufen.
I'm 5 1i2 ubr Mor9ens tparen
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-02-04
Yu6er peaen &axee.

Nen Yort, 81, San. Der &t
apif4en Ben Mrbudles unb 9apeme9z
ers i'm RaFeemartte lit iebt uu@ In
bas Metailz@ efddft getragen tporoen.
Na9bem bic 9apemcpers cas- @taz
bliFement Der Woolipn Sptce Gompa>
MI in Splebo, ., ansetauft habta,
1T, tpie es f9eint, eine grobe Wtsnge
RaFee gu n%iebrigeren als Mholaalez
preifen auf ben Martt uetporfen NOR
ben. Dies '''"te iih beute, als bic
Departement=2 Gben In Nep Dort u.
8rootlpn cine Sorte RaFee gu 16
Gents gum 0erfauf ausboten, tpel4er
fonft i'm Hetail>@ eihGft 5 @ents uno
i'm Wboliale : @ef@dft 2 Gents me9r
~toftete. Sn 10 @tunben fonen in
Netp Dort 10000 unb in 8rootlpn
5000 pfunbpadete pertauft tporben
fem. Dtefes @oreeben 1T ntdt nur
Elm barter @4lag fir bic Irbudles,
fonbern AUDI fir bic Retailz9dnoler
in RaFee unb 2ettere broben besbalb,
ii9 in benz Rampf auf bic Seite Der
Mrbudles i4lasen gu po1en.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-02-04
8lnf 3serjone,t perbrannt.

8e11epiIle. Mt4., 80 San. =
Dos unsefdbr brei Metlen bon bier
eelegene 9als bon u. 6. 8anbatpater
tpurbe Morsens 3 l1br bur@ Teuer
aerit6rt, berurfadt bud befetten gu
ftanb bes @@ornHttns. Die Gamilte
@anbapater's, beftebenb aus feiner
Satin, Mutter, etnem 8jdbrigen Rnaz
ben unb elmer .14idbrtgen So@ter. To-
tpie feiner @@mei ter. fano ibren Sob
in ben Glammen unb bic 2eiden tpaz
rem f@redli@ perbrannt. Die iibrtaerl
8etpobner bes 9ouies enttamen nit
tnapper Miibe in tbren Na@ttletbern
unb barfiibis unb mubten bann in
etpa 10 Son tiefen S4nee bel enorz
mer Rdlte mad benz Na@barbauie.
tpel@es cine Metl. entfernt ltegt, lau<
fen. .9dnbe unb Giibe tparer erfroren
unb bic Mrmer befinben fi9 in einem
beforgntBerresenben 3uftanDe. 8anz
batpater 1T auBer fi4 iiber ben berben
@erluft unb man fir@tet, ct tptrb fei<
men @erftanb perlttren.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-02-04
3lMti0er &f,

NlbanA, &D., 81. San. Dabtb
9ofman nnb %. $. 2eonarb bon
GambeQspile, pel9e BON Cumberland
Mountain bier ein9etrofen finb, brin<
gen bic No4ri@t BON einem bluttgen
Sample in Mor9an Gountb, 9enn.
Gin 9aufe Na9barn mar nod benz
@au1e bes Garmers Sage geaogen, I'm
beKen @obn tpegen unmorali14en 8ez
nebmens 3u 3ii@tigen. Der ilnge @aae
bate einen Sreunb in benz @oltshauz
fen unb bteier nabm Partet fir i'm.
Sin &f folgte, mobei Sobn 8orter
eritp@en murbe. Sobalb porter fiel,
rannte Der junge Sage aus benz 6auie
unb feuerte NIT einem Mepolper in iez
Der 9anb auf ben @oltsbaufen. S3tpei
murben geti1btet unb @iuer tpurbe
i9per berleBt bon feinen Treunoen
nit fortgei4leppt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-02-04
Dicocr cine Yrin3eHin ourm.

@ten, 80. San. Set einisen
9agen eebt bier bos @eri@t, baB bic
@emablin bes prin3en pbiltpp bon
@oburs, 2ouife, seborene prin3eifin
bon 8elsien, cine So@ter bes RSnigs
2eopolb bon 8elgien unb @9neiter
Der berpitttpeten Rronprin3effin Ste
pbanie bon 0efttrrei9 unsarn, NIT
einem jungen 0iterrei@tf4en 9auptz
mann our4gebrannt 1T. @ie es betBt,
befinbet fi@ bas fdulbtge paar augerz
blidli4 in Regensburg, unb Rai1er
Gran3 So1epb bat Der bur9gebrannz
ten 9rin5e1iin bic @iidtebr mad De-
fterrei9 perbpten. SebenfaQs ftebt 10
piel felt, bab bic prin3effin an benz
leBten 9ofbaq ni@t tbetlgenommen
bat, ndbrenb lie fpnft bei teiner gr0z
beren 9offeftli9teit feblte.
prinaefitn 2ouiie 1T am 18. Tebz
ruar 1858 seborer, segenndrttg alfo
80 Sabre alt. Sbrer @be nit benz
prin3en pbtlipp bon Goburg 1T Elm
iekt 10 Sabre alter Sobn unb cine faft
16zidbrige 9odter entiprofen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-02-04

itetiser MeifesenoTe setpefen mar. ma.
rem gu finben, Nuf Der Gabrt bon
Der Nuarantdne Bis gum bod MUIR
ben bic fGmmtlt@en S@iffsrGume
na9 ben Derl@punbenen burdfu4t,
obne bab man btdelben finben fonnte,
Mu4 ais bic paNasiere ben Dampfer
perlieben unb ibr @epdd bur4iuden
lieben. melbettn ii4 bic beiben Sc
ludten ntdt, unb ibr re9t oablrei4es
@epdd blieb auf benz bod ltesen unb
tpurbe nun porl GERM Bernbarb un=
bemerft bepa@t. grft mad Werlaui
meberer Stunben taudbten bic beiben
Manner auf unb lieben ibr @epdd
ourdfu4en. Nun sab's fir 8ern=
barb tein 36gern. ST nabm 5ofort
bic @erbaftung Der beiben Dor.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-02-04
Ron. a., elmer 3rdfn.

Berlin. 81. San. Die eei@ieoene
uno e%ntmiinbigte etnftmalise Satin
bes Grbrn. Mnton b. Sarma<S eltf9.
friiber 8otf4after in Mafbtn9ton unb
jebt in glei6er @iseni@aft in @onz
ftantinopel, seb. Griffin 9abfelbzSraz
@enbers, bat toieber einmal einen Riez
ien1canbal perurfa@t. Sic bat fi& in
Stolp in 9"interpommern, tpobin tie
fi4 3urldgeaogen bate, in ben pa
der zines bortigen Spebtteurs nerltebt.
@emeiniam 1T bas mertmirbige paar
BON Stolp nu@ Wannfee, Der t6Dltz
f9en Sommerfrii@e ber 8erliner,
i~ibergeiiebelt. unb in nG&fter 3ett ion
9o93ett 1ein.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-02-04
MtnHem prore partrcn.

Can Iranciseo, 81. San.
Ser Yoli3ei9ef @rotplep 1T entIhloi=
len, ben bier t%ppbnenben Ghineiem ale
tbnen bisber getpdbrten @orre9te 3u
ent3 ieber tpenr fie ben StaatsgeieBen
ni9t geborden. Sn einem f@arfen
@9reiben an ben hineii9en General
foniul, in tpeldem CT bas Mbbrennen
bon Telerpertst0rpern mdbrenb ber
Teier bes 9tne1ti9en Neuiabrs berbie=
tet, tbeil er ben bieftgen l1ntertbanen
bes &aifers BON Gbtna NIT, bab lie
fir bic 3ufunft auf feline Namf4t
BON Seiten Der poli3et in San Tran>
cisco gu re9nen brau9en, unb fagt:
r8tsber ftnb SIRE Qanbsleute bon ben
bieiigen 8eb0rbtn, fppeit es bic Sc
tpobnbeiten unb gebrGu4e Tires Gam
bes CUR MeuiabrS3ett betriHt. NIT groz
Der Ma91i9t bebanbelt norben. 3iraz
li4 itattgefunoene @reignihe haben iez
bod geaetet, bab Elm GROCER She'll Der
@tnefif@en 8eb6lterung irgenb pel&e
8eeiinfisune ober @orre@te irgenb
tpel4er Mrt nt@t Derbtent, ipetl lie auz
genf@einli@ unfere @efebe ni@t a@tet,
ionbern benfelben oHenen Wibertanb
entgegen1ebt.
Wenn ber Corn bes amerifant14en
Bottles aber oarib:r errest tptrb, bann
>perben bic @bineien ibren Srrtbum
etnfeben unb bann ntrb nabri9einlt9
biefe Grage in fummarii4er Weiie erz
lebigt tperben."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-02-04
MeRlnleD'S Tiuan3mttniiter.

@bicago, %. San. @eftern
Mbenb erbielt 2pman 5. Sage. prdiiz
bent Der 1. Nationalbanf BON @bicago,
cine Depei6e bonn neuerpdblten prdz
fibenten @ie&inlep, tur@ tpelde btefer
i'm erfu@t, fofort mad Canton gu
tommen. Sage reiite INN Mitterna9i
ab. Man glaubt, bab bies feline Grz
nennung gum S@aBamts : Setretdr
CUR @etpiBbeit ma@t.
Ganto n, g., %. San. 2bman
S. Sage bon Chicago, Der aum 8efud
bel McRin1eD eintrat beitdtigt BIT
Mnsabe, bab er bas Mmt bes @4abz
ietretdrs iibernebmen tperbe.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-02-04
3eS Gaaren Defnoen.

Berlin, 80. San. Dem bieiiger
rSSournal" ntrb aus Petersburg Dor
ietnem Gorreiponbenten beri4tet: =
Plus gutter Quele erfabre i&, bat
trob aler officiDien unb oFcieqen Mb=
leu9nuns BET @3ar Elm febr trante1
Mann lit. @r leibet an beftiger
'Ropff@meroen in Golge Der 8ilbune
zines Bluttnotens inn @ebirn, melde1
bur4 ben ibm uls @3aretpitf4 BEL feiz
ner Weltreiie in Sapan BON einem ia
natii@en Sapaner 5ugefiisten @@laz
ges auf ben Ropf berribrt. Cine Spez
ration 1T aller Wabrf@einli4teit
n%otbmenbig."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-02-04
Neueite Na1ri@ten.
Die Wet tu Snaien.

Bombay, ~. Sanuar. Na@ benz
foeben per6Hentli@ten amtli9en 8e=
ri9t baben in 8ombap 1896 Grtran=
lungs unb 1915 9obesfd1e in Tolse
Der Beulenpeit itattsefunben; in Ra=
ra&i 694 grtrantuuesz unb GA So
besfale. Sn punab ertrantten IS
perfonen unb ftarben go, unb einise
Td1e itno AUDI in Surat, Mbmaba=
bab, Ratbiantpar unb Gut& porsez
tommen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-02-04
.%!MeriMpanp auf Sean zee.

8ri11jon. mis-, %. Sanuar.
gilbert RenniB, 10 Sabre alt, aus
Nodlanb, Manttomoc gountp, bate
ma@t unb treu3te nit ben1elben auf
benz 9eim:pege etner See. pl0blt4
tpurbe er bermibt; man ,1imn1t an,
bab ct etnbrah unb ertrarf. Bis ieBt
1T nod feline Spur bes 9ermtbten
trob etfrtgem SUDDEN gefunben tpor<
ben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-02-04

fammtlide Sruppn unb ale Graueu
unb Rinber selanbet. Nur otpet et1.ses
borene Diener perlpren oas Geben.
Wiele Sbaten perl 0nli@en Muthes
tparen gu peraei@nen. Dte franaoits
fden BebDrben uno 8etpobner ber
Smell nanben ben S&iHbra8isen tn
ieber Mei5e BEL.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-02-04

berid 8ernbaro in 81 ter Dorf bat
pieber einmal einen guten Sang gez
than, inbem Ct 3mei angebli@e i@meiz
3erif9e Suii3fll@tltnge Bel tbrer Mn<
funft ermittelte unb perbaftete. SIM
bortigen 59meiaeri{@en &onfulat mar
bic Na4ri4t etngetroffen, baP be
@ontractpren unb Mrbitetten @e5ruz
Der @mil unb Saco6 Blumer in 3uz
rt9 banferott gema4t bitten uno
bann na@ @eriibuns bon Tdli@ungen
per19munben ieien. Da @mtl 8luz
mer in Sonia cine Garm befab, bic BON
feinem @9nager p~ertpaltet mirb,
rabm man an, bab bic betben Tlii@tz
hinge 1i9 bterber getpanbt baben, unb
6err 8ernbarb, ber S9reden ber euz
ropdif&en Sufti3flii@tlinge, purbe
nit Der Muffpiirung berielben betraut'
@ett etma elmer Mo9e 5~tattete Der fin
biae Marf9aQ einem ieben etnlaufenz
ben europdii@en Dampfer einen Be-
fu9 ab. 60 sing ct au@ am Conn
tag frub an Der 4uarantdne an Borb
bes Dampfers ga 8ourgogne" uni
entbedte gu feinem ni@t geringen
@taunen fogar ben Namen emil
Blumer al fber PaTagterlife. 81
olaubte nun kt9tes Spiel gu baben,
BOD tpeber Blumer nod elm Mann.
Der unter benz Namen v@raf" befen
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-02-04

big f9mer3los lit, unb tperben bieie
9inri@tungsmetbobe beshalb in tbrem
8eri@t empfeblen.
- Das umoberne Weib" 1T AUDI
in Mlesbenp, pennfplpanien, gut Derz
treten unb 3mar bur@ SRI. Tlorence
&loB, be 18jdbrige 14one 5odter pes
Mlberman unb 6rieDensri4ter Sd.
&lob, meld3e gesenmdrtig bag Mmt Ell
nes Ronitablers fir ibren @ater per@
}iebt. Ser eigentli@e &on1tabler. elm
I9on beiabrter Mann, 1T baufig ourh
Rrantbeit perbinbert, fetnen Imts<
pfli9ten na93utommen, uno tntolgez
befen tam benz Mloerman bic tuhne
eSbee, feline 9o@ter, bic nebenbet ge<
iaat audi cine enragirte @aofa6rertn
lit uub auf benz .8ite" in ~8loomers"
er5@eint, als 9ilfs< &%onitabler 81
p%ereioiger. Die un%ternebmenbe @4D<
ne bat felt einiger. 3eit lift Mmt in 5uz
friebenfteqenber Meiie perfeben, tnoem
lie bereits peri@teoene @erbaftungen
porsenommen, 3eugen porseloben unb
| anbere Mmtsbanblungen po13osen
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-04-29
VISITING BRIDAL PAIRS.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. Stein, of Seguin,
are in the city on their bridal tour and
have apartments at the Mahncke ho-
tel They wer emarried yesterday.
in Seguin, the bride being the daugh-
ter of Sheriff Seidemann, of Guadalupe
county.
DR.. B. H. Combs, of Bastrop. arriv-
ed in the city this morning accOmpan-
led by his bride. They are stopping
at the Menger.
]. A. Dolan and Miss Laura Timon
were united in marriage in the Mahn-
cke hotel parlors last evening by JUS
tice E. Griff Jones. Mr.. Dolan is a
we'll known stockman of Beeville and
the bride is young lady ON Matthias,
Texas.
Z. Herder and wife, and w. F. Bues-
ing and wife. of Yoakuln, are in the
city on their bridal trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Burghard, of
Karnes City, are here on their bridal
trip and are guests of the Mahncke.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-04-29
KRAUsE's AssAssINs.
A Description of Two Men Accused of
the Murder of the Marion


the Murder of the Marion
Merchant.
Following is the description Of the
accused murderers of Rudolph Krause,
who was shot at Marion April q, for
the arrest and conviction of whom
Sheriff Seidemann, of Guadalupe coun-
ty, offers a reward of $500.
They are Portuguese or Italians.
One wore a straw hat, dark blue shirt
with very small stripes, gray jeans
pants, new leather belt, color between
red and yellow; he speaks English,
fair completed, black moustache,
about feet or inches high, about
SO or So years old, weights about 140 or
$50 pounds, has mean looking eyes.
The other looks like an American,
wears dirty, gray or light blue coat,
much worn, looks like a jumper, gray
pants, SLOUGH hat, medium size, hardly
any brim; he is red Completed, has
black hair, sandy moustache about
one inch long, speaks English like an
American, has blueor gray eyes, about
feet or inches high, weighs about
100 or 1876 pounds; they dropped a As
Colts pistol with the letter B on han
die. When here had a hand satchel
with lot of tools in it.
Krause was 81 years of age, and
leaves a wife. three sons and two
daughters. He came to this country
when two years of age and has since
been a resident of Comal and Guada-
lupe counties. He was a member of
the Sons of Hermann, knights and
Ladies of Honor and Woodmen of the
World.
AS far as is known the shooting took
place about a. m. and many of the
neighbors of the community heard
the shots, but as such things &C.
cur very often in small and unincor-
pOrated towns, the people paid little
attention to it. Mr.. Krause slept in
his store, and his residence was only
a few yards from the large building
On the morning of April %, one of the
family went to call him to breakfast.
Upon finding him out of bed, they I'M
locked the back door, went into his
store and found his body in front of
his counter with a bullet hole in his
breast in the regiou of the heart. His
shirt was badly burned by the
powder igniting it, which must have
been extinguished by blood. This
shows that the firing must have been
at close range. His pistol was found
by his side with one chamber discharg-
ed and another pistol, which was evil
IDENTIFY left by the burglars, was found
on the floor near by where he lay. The
catch for the lock was found to have
been bored off the front door of his
store and three other doors were found
to have been marked around the catch.
Suspicion rests upon two Italians who
had been loafing around Marion during
the day previous and who very mys-
teriously disappeared sometime during
the night of the murder.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-04-29
JUDGE CAMPS COURT.
Five Thousand Dollar Damage Suit on
Trial-Other News.

Five Thousand Dollar Damage Suit on
Trial-Other News.
A case of James T. Irvine against
Alexander Joske, suit for damages of
$1,000 for false Imprisonment, is on
trial in the Forty-fifth District court.
Irvine while employed by Joske Bros,
was accused of having disposed of GER
tain goods, which had disappeared.
In the case of August Santleben
against Edward Froboese, suit for an
accounting of partnership affairs, judg-
ment was rendered for defendant yes
terday.
A case of c. G. Boelhauwe against
George c. Altgelt, executor of the es-
tate of Charles F. Fischer, deceased,
suit for money disbursed by the execu-
tor, was continued. The court order
ed that if plaintiff does not amend for
the first day of the next term of court
the case then to be dismissed.
]. Z. Lockwood is suing ]. o. Sulli-
van and the G.. H. & S. A. Ry. Co.,
garnishee, for writ of garnishment in
the Forty-fifth District court.
Suit was filed in the Forty-fifth
District court yesterday against the
Yorkshire Investment and Mortgage
company, of England, and Alfred Creb-
bin, of Denver, it's manager and agent
in the United States, by Francis S.
Bangs, George H. Southland, D. w.
Williams, Joseph NJ. Heating, Charles
w. Ogden and w. j. Caesar. The
suit involves land in the Alamo
Heights addition and is for the Specific
performance of a contract, the allie
cations of which are set out in a
lengthy petition.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-04-29
A DANGEROUS MAN.
Mr.. Grothaus Confronted by a Man of
Deranged Mind, With a gun.

Mr.. Grothaus Confronted by a Man of
Deranged Mind, With a gun.
Robert Reinhardt was arrested yes
| terday afternoon while at work on a
| field at st. Hedwig by Deputy Sheriff
Jim Irwin and Constable j. NJ. Train
er on a warrant issued by Justice Griff
Jones, for assault to murder. He was
brought to the city and placed in the
county Jail. This morning an affida-
Wit for lunacy was made against him
and he will be tried on that charge in
| the Probate court at o'clock this af-
ternoon. Reinhardt is about 80 years
of age, and those who know him say
his mind has been unbalanced for some
time.
Last Monday evening about 6 o'clock
as Mr.. Louis c. Grothaus was on his
way home at 319 Howard street, Rein
| hardt drove up to him and leveled a
gun at him. He demanded that Mr..
Grothaus arm himself and prepare for
deadly conflict. The latter noticed
at once that something was radically
wrong with Reinhardt, and left him.
He did not favorably consider the in
vitation at the point of a pistol, and
after he got out of Reinhardt's sight
he took good care not to give him
second opportunity of inviting him to
such a pleasant pastime as deadly
conflict. Mr.. Grothaus considered
him a dangerous man and the officers
lost no time to take him in charge be-
fore he might commit some violence.
Mr.. Grothaus says that he represented
Reinhardt's mother in law suit sew
eral years ago and that the case has
long been settled, and that Reinhardt
does not know anything of the pro-
ceedings.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-04-29
SOME QUICK WORK.

Rev. r. L. Selle, pastor of Trinity NJ
+. church of this city, and newly ap-
pointed presiding elder of the Waco
conference district, returned this morn
ing from Georgetown where he per-
formed his first official duties as pre-
siding elder.
He spent just thirty hours in the
place and in that time preached five
sermons, held a quarterly conference
and communion service, baptized four
converts in the Gabriel river, secured
by donation lot for the site for a new
of the new church. Rev. Selle is
money on subscription for the erection
of the new church. all in the short
time he stayed there. Rev. Selle is
one of the ablest divines and willing
workers of the Methodist church in the
state, and the bishop has shown his
appreciation of this by appointing him
to his present position of presiding ell
der of one of the most important dis
tricts in the state.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-04-29

There were some good measures pro-
posed at last session of the city legi-
stature. not the least among them
that for the proper inspection of all
animals to be slaughtered for food.
Among the inalienable rights of the
icitizen is that to pure foods and the
inspection should extend to every ar
ticle offered in the markets of the
city. There is a measure of health in
such inspection that cannot well be Sc
cured otherwise. ealthy meat and
fresh fruits and vegetables alone
should be allowed in the markets and
upon the fruit stands in the city.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-04-29
WAR BENEFITS DISCUSSED.
Greece May Have to Pay a Heavy In
demnity-Turkish Warships
Aground.

Aground.
Constantinople, April 29.-An official
statement is issued here today in
which the sublime porte cOntradicts
the rumors of atrocities committed by
the imperial troops at Filipiada and
also the report of the mutiny of Alban-
ians.
The advantages which Turkey will
derive from the war are already dis
cussed in high quarters here and it is
declared that Turkey should in any
case be released from the obligations
imposed upon her in regard to Crete
and the reGEfcation of the frontier.
1t is also suggested and urged that
Cape Punta, opposite Prevesa at the
entrance to the Gulf of Arta, should be
restored to Turkey and that Greece
should be required to pay big indem-
nifty.
The captain of an Australian mail
ship just arrived here, reports that
three Turkish warships and one Tur-
kish torpedo boat have run aground
in the Dardanelles. He adds that one
of these warships is in serious posi-
ton as the sea is breaking over her.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-04-29
TOOK LAUDANUM.
BARNEY ELSIG ATTEMPTS TO END
HIS OWN LIFE.
Recently Had His House Burned And
Little Sou Oremated Therein.
Will Probably Recover

Barney Elsing, a we'll known fireman
on the Southern Pacific, took a dose of
laudanum in a saloon on Austin street,
opposite the Sunset depot this after
noon about las o'clock. DIR. Caffery
was Immediately summoned and it
is expected he will recover. A short
time ago Elsings residence on Oak
street was destroyed by fire and his
nine-year-old son persisted in the
flames.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-04-29
BASEBALL SENSATION.
TWO SAN ANTONIO PLAYERS RE-
LEASED THIS MORNING.
Mike 0Oonnor And Charlie Weber I'm
expectedly Let Out By The
Association.

A sensation was created in local
baseball circles this morning by the
unexpected release of Mike O'Connor
and Charley Weber, of the Bronchos.
What the cause of this proceeding is
could not be learned for today's Light,
but full particulars will be given in
tomorrow's issue.
When the action of the local associ-
alton became known great indignation
prevailed among the local patrons of
the game, and it is believed that the
death knell of the game in San Anto-
MO has been sounded.
A telephone message from President
Welton, of the local association, states
that it was found necessary to reduce
the expenses. O'Connor, who has
been engaged at a salary of $125 a
month, was offered 500, and Weber,
whose salary was to be $3.50, was Of
fered 800 a month. Both refused and
O'Connor was released, while Weber
was given ten days time to consider.
Mr.. Welton says the club is not making
expenses at the present rate and it
is impossible to make both ends meet
under the existing conditions.