The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-09-22

NJ 10 the hlkh posi-
o'Aatia Bofttirta tlons went un-
shipt OF justice until few weeks
40. Anna was girl extraordinary
leauty. born in 1875 lr Buda-Pes,h. the
laughter Of a shop keeper. Having
earned TO sing. she was engaged for
ioha In 1898. and n 1894 made the
acquaintance OF Captain Boitehen.
'rIneess Marie Lodse's adjuiant. who
rot only PROMISE to marry her by
Ford OF mouth. out wrote letters to
hat effect TO be father In 1895 she
ave birth TO a hid. and the captain
'efused 10 pro'ide for either her or
he baby. Whsn she asked him for
money he lll-usated her so badly that
ier friends 70 nd her In falnting fts
She often sui red from hunger and
old. ',he mi then decided he would
make a rich marriage. and though he
old the cir this would not change
heir relation Is. but would provide him
with money. be was already thinking
II the means to rid himself OF her. Six
lays before the captains marriage.
Nicola. his brother. came to press his
suit with Anna. but she would not
wen listen to him. All this happened
Sofa.
Last April the girl was Induced to VS.
I Phillippbpolls. where Nicola repeat
d his attempt 10 make Anna transfer
Ter affections. but was repulsed with
4 log Of wood. Whenever she appeared
It the palace 10 see her lover the
guards drove her away. On his return
o Phllllppopolis Boltcheh resolved on
he girls murder az once. and induced
he project Of police to assist him.
iogdan, a palace gendarme. was taken
nio the plot Botchen sent the Girl
0 letter through a cab driver. IN which
le told her be had bought some ine
'hings Tor her and would wait for
ler az the bridge over the Martha. as
be meant 10 20 for n week with her
% little property he had In the neigh
'orhood The girl was delighted With
his letter and IN her Joy showed Il
20 some friends The appointment
vas not kept by Boltchefi. but he made
another for the evening OF April q.
Novelltch. master OF the police OF
Philllppopolls. wso was aiding Bolt
hen In his murderous plot. sent for a
public conveyance. told the driver he
should not need his services and made
he gendarme. dressed as civilian.
mount the box. lie then drove TO the
hotel. paid Annals bill. told her to
take her luggage and drove with her
10 the road beyond the city. where
Bolieheff was waiting outside the Gem
,tery. Boitehen wore his guards uni
form. but with an ordinary overcoat
Noyelitch wore the uniform as pre-
feet Of police. Boiieheft sat by Anna's
side. Noveliteh opposite. when the
carriage passed the monument to the
murdered mother OF General Skobolefi.
Anna jumped out Of the carriage. Bolt
chen after her. He was grasplng her
hand. holding a bottle 20 her nose.
The carriage stopped and the three
men SEIZED the girl and put her into
he carriage again. She swooned away.
but came to again. Boitchen did not
like his work In the carriage. mounted
the box and made the gendarme drug
he girl until she tainted again. When
the bridge was reached they stopped.
ragged the unconscious girl out. laid
her down and strangled her. Then they
bound a large stone over the body.
The gendarme seized her head. Bolt
sheii and Novellteh her feet. and 80
hey carried her TO the river and flung
her In. As Anna dld not return. her
friends suspected foul play. and told
some journalists what they feared had
happened May - the girls body was
'ound by fishermen.
The trial Of the murdsrous eonsplr-
ltors. which was concluded few
lays ago. was both dramatic and sen.
satlonal. Il was held partly AZ Sofa
and partly at Phlllippopolis before :
Judges and three jurymen. A food OF
light was thrown on the social lie and