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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-30

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-06-30

Neulatein BON ben Bbilippinen:
Otempora! 0 Moros!
The Washington times., 1902-12-06
IMPORTANT TESTS TO BE
MADE At PENSACOLA
New System OF Range-Findiug That
May RevOiutionize Seaccast
Defense.

The board Of ordnance and for,ifca-
tions and the engineer board OF the
army viii test in january. at Pensacola.
Fla, what promises TO be the most I'm
poriaut system OF sea coast fire diroc-
lion and control yet obtained.
The new system Of range finding
has been installed at Forts Plckeus and
McRee. in Pensacola Harbor. Practical
ly nothing has yet been given 10 the
public about the radical changes pro-
posed by the Artillery Corps in the sys-
tenn Of ere control although it has now
been nearly two years since O board of
army officers. which was composed OF
Col John L. Tiernan and Majors Sedg-
wick Pratt and O.. ~ Whistler. devised
the system and officially called il 10 the
attention Of the War Department. The
Fystem is q combination OF what are
Anown as the vertical and horizontal
systems, aud IS said 10 work so accu-
rately that the exact position Of a ship
may be determined from high. low. or
medium sites.
Tho entire artillery district OF Pensa-
cola haa been provided with the new
system. and lt IS exceedingly probable
that the joint maucuycrs OF the army
and the navy Will next year. be held I'm
Pensacola Hsrbor instead OF New York
The Washington times., 1902-12-06
DAVID BISPHAR SUES
FOR ABSOLUTE DIVORCE
Baritone Files Complaint in
London Courts.

NEW YORK. Dec. 6-David Bispham.
the celebrated baritone or The Metro
polltan opera Company. has begun suit
abroad against his wife. Caroline Rus
sell Bispham. Tor absolute divorce.
Robert Newton shaw, Of "a Pine Street.
a wealthy business man. with a villa at
Newport aud town house ar IS East
Ffty-fourth Street. IS named in the
singers complaint Mr.. shaw is mar
rled.
Papers have been served on Mr.. shaw.
it is said, and the suit will be tried in
London. In ali probability this viii not
De earlier than next May.
The announcement that the suit has
been filed comes as a surprise and shock
to the many friends Of the Bisphams N
musical and social circles, both here
and in London. II had been matter
Of comment that the home life OF Mr..
Bispham was far happier than usually
falls TO the lot Of singers.
Mrs Bspham was a daughter Of Gen.
Charles A. Russell. OF Philadelphia. The
Bisphams were married IN Philadcl-
phia. I'm 1855. and have three children
The eldest. a daughter. just budding into
womanhoOd. is in q boarding school In
this country. and the two younger chill
d-en are with their mother.
The Washington times., 1902-12-06
BATOPILAS NINE FUNDS
ATTACHED IN NEW YORK
Stockholders Said to Have
Received No Dividends.

NEW YORK, Dec. Elm the supreme
court yesterday afternoon an attachment
vas granted by Justice Mareau against
the property Of the Batopilas Mining
Company of Mexico. of which the late
Alexander r. Shepherd was for many
years The head The attachment was
granted on application or John T.. +.
Randolph.
Mr.. Randolph charges that the com
paRy is about TO take its property out Of
the State iu order to deiraud its credi-
tors. He says ne holds 1000 shares or
the capital stock of the company, and
sues 90 recover the value of eight first
mortgage bonds with unpaid coupons,
which he claims are worth 81 $50
Mr.. Randolph further charges that the
bonds matUred on December 1, but pay
ment was refused at the Office Of the
hnickerbocker Trust Company. the trus-
tees for the bondholdeys, where all in
Quirers were referred to the Wells Fargo
Company. He says that the last annual
report OF the company showed that its
mines, during the last fifteen years. pro-
duced upward OF $13 600 600 in silver, but
says no dividend has been paid during
that time. and that interest on the bonds
has not beer paid.
The treasurer of the concern is II. Is.
Parsons. said 10 be connected with
Wells. Fargo & Co. On November p. the
defendant alleges. the company issued a
circular stating that Eve years exten-
sion Of The bonds had been agreed TO by
the bondholders, although this statement
was untrue so far as the plaiutin was
concerned. Randolph alleges he called
on Parsons. who said that the company
meant to pay all coupons which had ma
tured 10 December /, and that on leav-
Ing the bonds for registration all de-
faulted coupons would be paid on that
day at the Office OF Wells, Fargo & Co.
The attachment was sought 10 reach
funds in the hands Of Wells. Fargo &
Co.
The Washington times., 1902-12-06

Il know I had an lncurablc disease in
my lungs. Physicians and medicine fall
ed TO relieve my cough. I realized that
al! of my symptoms pointed toward
consumption.
+As / was losing weight and strength
very fast J decided to 20 20 the Koch
Lung Cure doctors. at $50 Eleventh
Street northwest, Washington. who
make q specially OF consumption aud
asthma. I was tired of taking medicine
into my stomach. for ir did me mo- good.
Tn fact. I never improved urtU bee-u
10 breathe the healing oily vapo-s oE
the Koch Lung Cure directly into my
lungs.
After starting this treatment am my
bad symptoms disappeared. ! gained IN
every way, until today I am the ictura
OF health, having been entirely cured
by the Koch Lung Cure, at 739 Eleventh
Street northwest. Washington { have
no more sWeats and have not spit up
any blood since I have been cured
81 1--we at Brentwood. with My people.
where ! can De seen every night after
am through work. I'm order TO see me
take RiverdsIe ear TO Henry Street
Ny mother also Will verify the truth OF
this statement
Hundreds of people knew OF my af-
Fiction and viii ton any other sufferer
what the Koch Lung Cure diJ for ne.
ANNA MILLER.
brentwood. Washington, ID. e..
The Washington times., 1902-12-06
SHAH REDUCES HIS
HAREM TO SIXTY
Persian Court Thinks That He Is a
Convert to Western Civ
ilizatiOn

VIENNA. Dec. 6.-The "Tagblatt'' to-
day states that the Shah OF Persia has
caused great agitation In Persian court
circles by reducing his harem from
Ll00 to so. The act is regarded as the
most astounding reform ever accom-
plished in Persia. and has provoked a
formidable agitation against the shah.
1t is charged says the "TagbIatt." 81"
that his majesty has been converted 10
the reckless Western revolutionary
ideas by his European trip.
The Washington times., 1902-12-06
KAISER WARNS LABOR
AGAINST SOCIALISM
Party Not Serving Interests
OF WOrklngmen.
PROMOTES CLASS HATRED
Labor Enslaved by Agitatoss-Emperor
Asks Workmen to Send Repre-
sentative to Reichstag.

BERLIN, Dec C.-The Kaiser ycster-
day at 8rcsIau, talking 10 a delegation
Of mechanics. told them the assertion
was foIlacious that worhngmen were
compelled 10 rely on the Socialist party
for measures 81 relief IN the settle
mcnt OF their condition. His speech
throughout was "a bitter dcuunciatlon
Of socialism.
The Kaiser assured the delegation OF
his deep and unremittlng interest and
solicitude in the German labor class
lie considered this sentiment his justi-
fcation for warning worhngmou against
socialism. They have been led for years
he said. by Socialists and by agitarors.
whom they had followed willingly
under the deluslon that they must be-
long TO that party II they desired their
conditions improved.
A Lie and an Error.
This, said the Kaiser. was a great lie
and a grave error Agltators had en-
deavored TO antagonize the working
men against their employers, against
other classes. and against the throne
and altar, and az the same time they
had most unscrupulOusly exploited. ter
rorized. aud enslaved them I'm order to
strengthen their own power. Their pur-
pose, he said. was not the promotion
OF the welfare Of the workngman. but
In order 10 produce hatred between the
classes and disseminate cowardly
ISLANDERS. from which nothing. not even
the grandest quality. the honor Of Ger
man manhood. remained immune. and
with which people the working classes
should not have anything to do.
Workman for Reichstag.
The Emperor concluded by asking the
deputation TO send one Of their com
rades a simple. unpretending man from.
the workshop. into the reichstag Such
a man would be gladly welcomed as
I a working representative OF the German
/ working classes. The representatives OF
I other classes would willingly work to-
/ gether with such representatives. how
ever many there might be.
The presence Of a doputation Of work
I men, Emperor William maintained
showed they had not disappointed him
\ in the expectation he expressed at Es-
I sen. and had helped to keep free from
/ repvoach the memory Of his FRIEND. the
/ late Herr KrugD
The Washington times., 1902-12-06
ELKS MEMORIAL.

The annual memorial OF the Elks viii
be held throughout the United states to-
morrow. the first Sunday in December
The local lodge will hold its service al
Chdse's Theater in the afternoon 4
number OF prominent members and
others will make addresses. The Marine
Band under the leadership OF Prof
Sautlemann. who is a member OF the local
lodge viii be present. The Elks' quar-
tette. composed OF William Mcfarland.
Alexander Mosher, Frank RebstOck. and
William Humphries, viii sing
The Washington times., 1902-12-06
A CAUSE OF HEADACHE.
One Very Common Cause Generally
Overlooked.


Headache is symptom, an Indication of
ueTaHE. maat Hr disease lu -.-rr organ. and fhe
Cause Hl tIa headache s diMcuIt to locate be-
Daus. -H .aluE diseases have headache a5 o.
UT"mIrnu. symptom, arrangement ~ the at0m-
grH aul liver heart trouble kidney disease
lans trouble. eye strain, or iNdttin~ gias4es
+t II'-H'. headaches ana ll $50 could always
locate tne organ which is at fault the cure ~
Obstinate aeadarHcs would boz much simpler
matter
However far that form Of hcadlrhc called
frontal headache. pain back of Che eyes and in
lUIl = a. .Ne cause s uoH fuoau tr H- ca
rarru ~ ilg head and llra3t- when tha head
aeHa +. located boo back ~ Icl and neck 10 is
often caused from .atarrl of the stomach or
liver.
At amy uto. cat5uh ig th. most common
cause ai such tradaCr"s and thC cure a. the
,-ilfa causes prompt disappearance Of the
hcad1-lc.
There F. at present no treatment i5r catarrh
81 convenient aui elective as stulrE's Catarrh
Tablets O new internal remedy 100 tablet form
composed ~ antI-rrtiCs ike red gum blood
root, which act upon the blood and cause the
eI'm"'t"n ni t1a catarrhal poison from the
system through tha natural channels
Miss Cora Alns.ry, O prominent Fallo. teacher
n one OF our normal schools speaks Of her
experience with catarrhal headache ana eulo
-'zes otuarts tatarrh Tablets as a cure for
them. She says. 81 suffered daily from se-
Ntra frontal htaa4she and pain iu and h1cE az
tire eyes. at times no intensely as o. inc4paci-
tate Wc iu wy dali duties. ] had suffered from
ratarrI NOR" or less FOR yrlu. but never thought
% nas The cause ci my headaches. hue finally
became convinced that such was the case De-
cause The headaches wcrc always worse when
ever ] fad.a cold or fresh attack 81 catsrrIt
''Suari's Dyspepsia Tablets were highly rec
owmrnIci 90 me as a safe and pleasant ra-ar7H
cure. and after using few 5O-ceut boxes which
7 procured from my druggists ] was surprised
and lrlIghted o. find that bath tH. ..trrfF
and headaches bad gone for good.
~tuart's Cntauh Tablets arc sold It a-....-is-4
1t 59 cents rrr package. under the rr7r1ufr-
o. iHs proprictors That fhcv contain afso'gtery-
nD cocaine found iu s0 many ratarrI cures,
nor suv harmful drug They contain zlu7rIr th.
v wholesome autiseptiDs necessary 20 destroy and
.If-sf-.
The Washington times., 1902-12-06
BERNADA AGUILAP FOR
ARCHBISHOP OF HAVANA

ROME. Dec. G.-It is stated on high
authority that Archbishop Chapclle. OF
New Orleans. before leaving Rome for
America. obtained from the propaganda
q promise that Archbishop Bernada
Aguilar. OF Santiago. would be appoint
ed Archbishop OF Havana.
The Washington times., 1902-12-06
OUIETUS TO PLAN
STRIKE SETTLEMENT
Independents to Hold Out
iOr ArbiratOrS' Award.
CONFIRMED BY MACVEAGH
Commission Drafts Blank Form to Sc
cure Uniform Statistical Re
Ports-Mr. Parker Absent.

SCRANTON, Pa. Dec. 6.-Despite
stories Of settlement OF the anthracite
controversy outside Of the commission.
it can be stated this morning that such
a settlement viii never be effected.
The attitude OF the many coal com
panies before the commission IS wide
ly at variance on such settlement. and
Waynes MacVcagh, who did his best to
bring about an amicable agreement. ad-
mitted before his departure for Wash
.ggrou that he had failed.
In any event il has been agreed 20
hear all the testimony TO be offered TO
the commission before a further discus
sion Of the subject Of any outside set
Element. The independent operators in
sist on a full hearing of their cases. and
iH this they are backed by several OF
the big roads. It is commonly held that
the Erie and Delaware and Hudson de-
sire q settlement outside the commits
sion
Interesting Testimony Promised.
Now that it has been agreed TO pre-
t
sion. some sharp and interesting testi-
mony is prophesied by counsel on both
sides
There is story current that as soor
| as settlement is effected with tn,
/ miners the big coal combination will be.
gin the task Of taking over all the in
/ dependent companies. Thee companies
! to the number Of sixty-saven. arc valued
al Sl45.0O0 000. According to the story
I the independents are a source OF con.
staut irritation to the coal roads aal
there would be many advantages I'm hay.
ing them out OF the way
/ Attorneys for the coal roads say they
know OF no basis for such story an.
an independent operators seen so IA
/ declare they viii not sell their property
Blank Statistical Form.
The strike commission this morning
+ presented to the lawyers OF each side
blank form on which they want specin
information. This plan was discussed a
a conference last night between the at
torneys-
The form requires the number O
breaker days worked by run Of hours
The miners are TO submit yearly wag
averages OF the number OF men. cal
culated in fifty. each additional fifty be
ing a subdivision Of the whole. The com
panies are to submit averages Of tn
different classes Of wage earners at eacI
colliery the required weight OF a toi
Of coal at each colliery. and the wor
day Of the miners.
This blank form is fairly satisfactor
to each side. AS the companies hav,
nearly completed the general wage ia
bles and tables Of other statistics il fl
/ expected it will not take long for ther
TO transfer 10 the commissions form
the figures required. The commission
viii then be able TO make progress. usin
the figures for a basis for directing fur
ther inquiry
The commission decided this mornin
to hold but one session today. adjournin
at o'clock.
Curiosity as 10 the reason for Com
missioner Parker's absence IS unsatis
fed, but the other commissioners sa
he has some private business to atten,
TO and could not avoid A..
The Washington times., 1902-12-06
.voRwAERTS" MAINTAINS
ANTAGONIST TO KRUPP

BERLIN, Dec. 6-"Vorwaerts. the
newspaper which some weeks ago at
tackled the character Of the late Herr
krupp. stating that he was guilty OF i'm
moral excesscs I'm the Island OF Capri.
has sent lawyers 10 Naples 10 obtain the
necessary evidence to fully substantiate
its charges against the gun maker. The
paper asserts that these lawyers VIII
produce plenty OF evidence to prove that
its assertions regarding Krupp were cor
rect.
The Washington times., 1902-12-06
SOCIALIST ORGAN
REPLIES TO KAISER

BERLIN. Dec. "Vorwaerts' today
replies to the Kaiser's auti-socialistic
remarks at Breslau yesterday in its
Enthusiastically caustic and forcefuI
manner The paper says.
The Kaiser oYerestimates the social
istic movement; for unfortunately We
have not yet succeeded in securing such
social reforms as the Kaiser imagines
exists"
The Washington times., 1902-12-06
SENSIBLE TO QUIT.
Coffee Agrees With Some People, But
Not With All.

t.t.t las cluse5 my s-a ln..aE Co have
nateI -ul pain iu the stomach ana bowels
n I.f aHu case. . bon unable il drink coffee
without having d.g.u0ss lltrrUlrd. and mg son.
eleven ear. ODD. has had dyspepsia, caused by
dr-u..n- loGCo
hc al abandoned thc use ~ coffee some
months sgo. aud lavo been using the Postum
Fpoi fufrrsauUc.
Lteh .uI every ono 0f us has been entirely
clrrl 0t rHr troubles and gr arc naturally
greet friends NJ Postum hayr tried several
druenl ways 40 maxim. lt. hut there's no way
g. good a t0 follow tho directions properly,
tlcn wa have delicious dr.us.-Ms A. g.
hou1lo, so Lynn Street. Maiden. Mass lt
The Washington times., 1902-12-06

The Interior Department.


The Interior Department is at present
the largest renter OF private buildings
for Government purposes in the District.
II is paying annually 10 private owners
in Washington nearly $4,000. At the
same time. the Government owns build
ings under the jurisdiction Of the In
terror Department the approximate cost
OF which Is about eight millions Of dol
lars.
The Patent ONCE. the principal build
ing under the Interior Department. was
erected under the act OF July 4. 1896.
and completed four years later. az a cost
Of S2.45S.0l9G0. Additions and repairs
have increased the cost OF the structure
to 1861. .7O5.Si.
The old PostofIice Building. now used
by the Interior Department. wh,n COM
plotCd in 1866. cost 81 500 .G5g.22, nd re-
pairs and improvements since thai time
have cost Sgle. 1902. The Pension Office
was completed In 1887. and cost apLroxi-
mately $500. .55a4s.
The largest item In the rental li-t of
the Government is the amount paid by
the Interior Dependencies 4OO-gor
the use Of the Home Building in + Street
by the Geological Survey. This amount
includes the rental Of the new build
ing on the east Of the Hooe Building.
which was recently erected. and con
forms in design and plan to the original
structure.
The building at First and 3 Streets
northwest was erected solely for the use
OF the Census Office. Now that Con
grcss perpetuated the bureau. the Gov
crnmeut will continue to pay S26 GOO
yearly for its usa. For only two floors
Of the Union Bun5ing on G. Street used
as a place TO exhibit patent models. the
Interior Department pays annually sl3.-
OG0
The Department Of Justice.
by reason OF havins no permanent
home the Department OF Justice is ohHg-
ed 10 pay S22.5O0 in annual rentals. aud
suffer the Inconvenience and discomfort
OF cramped and inadequate quarters for
tho transaction Of its business.
I'm the omnibus public buildings bill
which passed Congress at its last ses-
sion the appropriation previously made
for the erection Of Department OF Jus
tce Building at Pennsylvania Avenue
The Washington times., 1902-12-06
DEPARTMENT OF AGRIcULvRE

1864 3 street southwest, laboratory and
Offices Of Division of Chemistry ---.---.
Part OF Atlantic Building. Street. for
use of Bureau Of Forestry .-...---.- -.-.-
1862 b Street southwest, office and .ab-
Oatorv Of Bureau of Animal Industry
1905 b Street southwest. for laboratory
and office Of Division Of Vegetable
Physiology and Pathology. y....-..........
212-2l8 Thirteenth Street southwest, for
laboratory and Offices of Division 81
Soils -...-...-.....-.. -..--.... ..-.---.-----.
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oratory and Office o. Division Of Botany
The Washington times., 1902-12-06
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Census Building. Firs, and b Streets
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Building on lot between B and & Streets.
FIRST Street and New Jersey Avenue
8Us r street northwest. FOR United states
Pension Agency. ......................