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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-02-05
Saees : Weuisfeitem.
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NuS Nem Orleans miro berldz
tet: WtiB Nlice Gooieoelt miro am
Is. Jebruar bier anfomlnen uno als
@ait BON 6errn uno 5rau @bp.
MtcSlhenrp ben &ornepal bier perz
leben. Nls 6err McSlbenrp aefrogt
uuroe, Ob Srl. Goplepelt bereits gu
allen Seitlibfeiten einaelaoen lei,
iaete er: nSrl. GDolepelt bat nod
teine ginfabuuaeu erbalten. aber ib
meiB beltimmt, oaB ite erfofeen perz
oeu. @ntgegeneeiebte 8erihte lino
~8erldumounaen, iie finb nid)t cine
8eleioigun9 fiir SRI. 8pDieuelt iDn=
bern fir Stem Orleans. @s bieB
ndmli6, Die junge Dame IDute in
Seem Orleans meeen Der Neeer>
freunolidteit hires 8aters eeienz
ihaftlib uee1bnitten' meroen!
- SIN 8unbesienate bat 6ant1a
BON Sbio cine Bia our BenitDnirune
ebemaliger @eaer=S flapen, bic burb
2inculns Proclamation befreit tpur.
ben, eingebra9t.
Die in Stem gort berridetlbe
&oblenfnappbeit perbinoerte bier
grDBe 9ransatlantiibe Danpfer am
rebtseitigen Muslaufen.
Sflabuma @itp tpuroe BON
elmer perbeerenben SeuerSbrunIt
beimge1ubt, pelbe einen S1aben
BON mebr als $3.50. 900 anribtete.
= Sn Seem Dorf bat Der BrpseB
9egen @iuiam cooper gouna, einen
@nfel bes Mormoner : Brppbeten
Brigham Young, begonnen. @. s..
ODung itebt unter Der Mnflaee oes
Meroes, beeangen an Srau Nnna
Buliber.
- Der 8unbeslenat bat Die bonn
6auie bereits angenommer1e Sin CUR
8emiuigung ppn 81, 500, 900 fir ben
Bau zines neuen @ebdubes fur bas
Iferbau : Departentent, nit GROCER
Webrbeit angenDmmer.
Son Mare Sslanb, gal., miro
m%itgetbeilt, oaB bier &riegslhife,
ndmlib ngennington". Seen
gorf" San Jrancisco" uuo
Bottom in grDBtmDeliber @ile in
9ienit eeiteqt unb na9 6onouras
abgeianot meroen iDIen, UNI bort,
mdbreno Des gum Gusbrube eefom=
menen 8lrgerfrieees, Die amerifa=
niiben Sntereiien 81 beibiben.
MuSlanb.
Oberleutnant b. @ramert, nell
der ben Nopofaten Or. Mpe aus
Slensburg in ei1em am Is. Sanuar
i'm @runepalb BEL Berlin ausgefoh=
tenen DueI eridoB, lit bonn &riees=
geribt gu smei Sabren Seitung per=
urtbeilt poroen. Die Strafe fam
ais cine rein nomineue gelten uno
Die 8eenaoieuns miro niht lanee
auf iib marten laiien. benn @rapert
rdhte Die gbre elmer BON Npe pers
fibrten Sbmefter.
= Sn StDlberg elaubt Miemano,
oaB Shirt @Dlfgang zines nntiirli@
ben 9ubes itarb. Der 5irlt lift nit
ieinem 8ater sulammen be9raben
uosoen. Das Teftament ees lebte=
rem ioa ben Siirft Wolfaang in arpBe
Nufregung oeriebt baben. Der Sn=
bait oesielben lift niht in Die Seffents
libfeit georun9en.
Die .6ambureer BDrlenballe"
maht befannt, baB. Die norbatlanti=
Idle 8ereinigune, einiblieBtih Der
Woraan' iben 2inien, elm l1eberein=
eetrDfen bat, ppnah Ge=
tourbiaets auf allen 2inien @iiltig=
felt baben iDDen.
Dieter Gage mar Der gbicaeoer
5blahtbaus Waenat NniiDn Or
ttDur beim Safer Wilbelm CUR 6of=
tafel 9elaoen.
= Sn Wirnbera, Der biftpril1 10
intereiianten alten Staot in Mittel>
franfen aebt Die beriibmte alte
Dem YerfaQ entgegen.
Gin 9roBes Stld oapon 1T oiefer
Gage eingeItur5t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-02-05
MtRtrauett

1T alien Biaen 9eaeniber sebpten, nelhe
ibr Snneres inter elmer iiberauderten
Siae berbereen. @er etipaS 5u nerber-
gen bat, ipielt fein ebrlibes Spiel. Gang
anberes itebt er nit ben ct. Bernard
&rauterpiaen, benz b%eriibmten Seilmittel
fir ale 8ranfbeiten Der 8er6aunness
orsane, Der Sober, bes Maseus unb Der
Nieren, oas fir Is Gents in alien Mpotbe>
fen gu betommen 1T. 9ieIe Bilen baben
feline iiberSuderte Slue. Sic entbalten
nibts Sbdblihes, feline dbenoen, metal
liiben @ifte in ibrem Snnern berborgen,
ionoern beitehen II aus ben beiten Safr
ten b~eiftr6ftiqer BHanaen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-02-05
Sin GpmpromiR In Der @enesuelas
Wmdeleaenbeit?

8ppens ,ultimatum" bat auf Die
auiirten Wdhte 5tpar niht ben er=
porteten ginorud eemabt, aber oa
man al(Ieitio Den @nnIb begt, baB
Der @ene5uela=g Conflict nibt in ale
gmiofeit perldugert meroe, lit man
auf Elm gpmpromiB perfallen, oon
Dem man cine nlDalidIt baloige
56lidtune bes Streites erpartet-
uno Snar i6Dn in WalbingtDn Ielbit,
oas beiBt unter umaebung oes
Sbieosaerihtes i'm 6aao!
Die brei 8lofaoemdbte Deutib=
lano, @rDBbritannien unb Stalieu
batten befanntlih nertanet, bel 8e=
aleibung Der Sorberungen an Die
&epublif Gene3uela cine bepprauete
SteQung einsunebmen, mDrauf 6err
8omen als Sertreter 8eneauelos auf
feinen Sal einaeben gu fDnnen err
fldrt bate.
SEPT bat 0err 8Dpen nun ober
bod feline principiele Oppulttion eez
gen bieien GDrlblag aufoegeben. bat
aber ben GpmprDmib=goridla ges
lnabt, ben altirten Mdbten Die BON
ibnen eeforberte 8prsuesiteaung auf
uorlduig bret Wtonate 81 gendbren.
Sn bielem Slime baben Die gertreter
9eut1dlanb5, @roBbritannienS uno
Stalierts an lire &egieruNgen berid)z
tet uno eS ldeint, al8 Db man auf
Der 8o1iS bieies Compromises eno@
(ib 81 elmer @inigung gelanaen
tperbe.
Sc IHeint, als Db Der beuti9e uno
Der eneliibe 6anbel unter Der glo>
dabe Der 6dfen Genesuelas mebr au
leiben bdtten, als 8eneauela ielbit
unb Ihon aus oieiem @runoe minibt
man in 8erlin uno 9DnoDn cine
mDelibit ibneQe 8eilegung Der
Streitiefeiten, posu aber pente
Ius1ibt porbanben lein piroe, tpenn
Die gauge gontrDperle nit all ibren
sablreiden @inselbeiten, erit Dem
6aaeer Sbieoseeribte CUR Belle
gung ~unterbreitet meroen miroe.
Sn Berlin lit man iibrieens aui
6errn 8omen nibt gut au iprehen.
Mau mabt Inn ben GDrpurf, bab
er in ben &Dnferensen nit ben Ser
tretern Der auiirten Mtdhte antta=
Beno auftrete unb geniiiermaBen
Die GDIe oes MobDfaten Der per=
folaten llni9ulb gu lpielen periuhe.
Mub maht man ibm 9Dppelslngia=
felt uno aaerlei Winfelaiiee gum
GDrmurf. 6D babe er uriprinalid)
ben 8uriblag eenabt, oaB 80 BrD=
cent Der 3oIeinnabmen BON So
@uapra uno 8DrtD gnbeuo reierpirt
tperoen iD0en, INN Die Nn1priide Der
NQiirten al oeden, iobalo man aber
oarauf eineesan9en lei, babe er err
fldrt, oaB aus oiefen 30 Brocent
auh Die Inipruhe aner anoeren
Mabte, pelhe Suroeruneen an Be-
ne5uela gu fteIen bdtten, geoedt
nerben miiBten. Man rebnete
aber aus, baB es iebs pDne Sab
re baliern miiroe, Bis Die Nn-
iprihe Der 8lpfaoe Mdhte auf
biele Manier biz auf ben leBteft
Seller be9lihen iein miroen. So
lange mDQten fie oenn aber bod nibt
| tpQrteu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-02-05

8ie ,3bomas SefferIon Mle=
morial Gf'n, uelhe iib gu benz
3mede aebilbet bat. in Der 8unoes'
bauptitabt hem 8erfaiier Der un=
abbdneigteits : grtlarun9" Elm Mir
oigeS nationales 9entmal gu ieben,
bat ourh ihren 8rdiioenten, Nbmi=
raj 8eoree Depep, an oas amerifas
niibe Bolt einen Iufruf erlafien,
rporin bebufs ausfhbrune oieies
Blanes UNI @elobeitrdae erluht
miro,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-02-05

Gus @era tbeilt Die bprtiee
Qerate : gommiiiion nit, baB Der
NerStesS treit trob Der grtldrung
oes &afiens8 oritanoes nod niht be-
enoet lei. 2ebterem lit es niht ee=
lunaen. Streitbreber gu enaaeiren.
Die oeutiben Gerste iteben einmii<
tbig gu ben @eraer goIeaen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-02-05
sHste beinabe ietm sebem eim.

S. 8. Srner in Sranflin @rooe
Sas., sug iib bel einem unfaa =
feline Bferbe einaen burb - einer
freMenoen Sbaben am 8eine gu,
Der bier Sabre allen 0eilneriuben
Der Ierste 5dben Wioeritano leiitete.
Iber n8udlen's Grnica Salbe"
brabte iOfort 6eiluna. 9ieielbe
1T eleib gut fir 8ranowunben,
Quetihuneen, 6autousihlae unt
9dmorrboiben. Sir IS Gents Die
Sbadtel bel S. 8alteper & Sobu
uno Ibplpb 9reiB.
Naadht ssiud,s 5c SoSauo Sioorreu.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-08-16
STATE TO REST MONDAY
DEFENSE IN POWERS CASE WILL
THEN HAVE ITS INNING.
Little New Developed at Saturdays
Hearing-Noskes Is Expected
to Testify Again.

GEORGETOWN, KY, Aug. 15.-Henry
witress called by the Commonwealth in
the Powers case who ran away from here
several days ago to keep from testifying.
was brought in this morning by deputies.
Broughtons wife accompanied him. He
was suffering from prolonged intoxication
and physician was attending him.
Witnesses were introduced this morning
to show the capture of the defendant at
Lexington as he was fleeing to the noun
tains, and to identify Jim Howard as the
man on the steps of the executive building
at the time of the shooting. Former Con-
gressman John IL. Wilson, of BarbourviIle.
told of j. Lon Butler, a participant in the
meetings of the alleged conspirators, saying
to him few days before the killing: "Goe-
bel will be killed and Frankforts streets
will run with blood"
Detectives d. l.. Armstrong and w. G.
Harding, of Louisville, who have been
working on these cases three years. testified
asked Powers TO whom he had given key
to his private office, and he declined to an
swer and asked them not 10 what he
had said in refusing 10 comply.
Henry Broughton had not recovered suf-
ficently to be called TO the witness stand
this afternoon and Commemorative Attor-
ney Franklin secured the indulgence OF the
court to call him Monday morning. With
the calling of Broughton and another wit
ness who, il is rumored, is Nooert Noakes,
of Whitley county, witness who ran away
after the first trial OF Powers. the state
will rest it's case. The defense will occupy
a week in the presentation of It's evidence.
The evidence this afternoon related to the
calling of soldiers to Frankfort following
the killing OF Goebel and the Introduction
OF the code signal kilograms sent out by
Adjutant General Collier.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-08-16
PRINCE PETERS CONSENT
OBTAINED BY THE PROJECTORS OF
KING ALEXANDER's MURDER.
Immunity for the Conspirators Sc
cured Before Deed Was Commit
ted-The King Under Coercion.

BERLIN, Aug. 15-The Rhine e-Westphalia
Gazette prints a letter from a person i'm
Belgrade ''who is I'm confidential relations
with the leaders of the recent conspiracy
explaining why King Peter is completely i'm
their hands and does not dare to do the
slightest governmental act without their
approval. The writer affirms that the new
King was coenizant of the conspiracy long
before the regicide was perpetrated. and
gave the conspirators a written pledge not
TO punish them IL he himself was elected
King. According to the letter the following
were the circumstances under which the
pledge was given:
After the plans of Colonel Maschin and
Minister of Commerce Genshics had been
fully matured, the latter went to Geneva
and consulted with Primo. Peter Kara
georgevitch, who expressed his approval Of
the proposed murder and promised immu-
nifty for the conspirators. The minister re-
turned to Belgrade and informed the regi-
eide committee which. however, was not
satisfied with verbal promise. M. Gen.
shics thereupon returned to Geneva and
got a written agreement, which gave Prince
Peters sanction TO the assassinations and
promised exemption from punishment The
conspirators still have the letter and are
using Ii to intimidate the King into COM
plete subservience TO their wishes.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-08-16
TRIED TO KILL HIS WIFE
JOHN ROSS RUSHED AT HER WITH
UPLIFTED DAGGER.
Woman Fought Desperately Until
NeighbOrs Rushed to Her Relief
Ross May BE Insane.

John Ross, 1101 Kentucky avenue, was ar
rested last night by Patrolmen Green and
Woodward and charged at the police sta
tion with assault and battery with intent
to kill and carrying concealed weapons.
Ross, ii is said, has for some time been
threatening to kill his wife, who recently
left him on account Of his mistreatment
and went to live with her mother, Mrs. VIII
son, 93S West Washington street. Last night
he went to the home of his mother-in-law
and demanded TO see his wife, but was re-
fused admission. Becoming infuriated, he
burst open the door, and, seeing his wife
standing inside, rushed at her with a
wicked-Iooking dagger in his uplifted hand
telling her that her time had come and
that he intended to kill her. She grappled
with him and held the hand that was raised
TO kill her until neighbors, attracted by her
screams, rushed into the house and fright
ened him away.
In the struggle he tore every shred Of
clothing from the back of the woman and
succeeded in cutting her severely on the
left arm. The neighbors gave chase and
succeeded I'm catching him before he had
gone far. They secured the dagger and
held him captive until the arrival of the
police a moment later. Ross, il IS said, is
insane, and an insanity commission may
act on his case tomorrow.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-08-16
Washington-StreetP Property Between
Illinois and Pennsylvania Streets
Advanced 500 a Front Foot.
AVERAGE ABOUT 10 PER CENT.
VALUATION OF RESIDENCE PROP
ERTY LITTLE CHANGED.
Lots on Meridian Street North of Fall
Creek Go Up-Real-Estate Men
Discuss Findings.

The assessed valuation OF the real
estate in Indiana polls is sl2,O0o,OO0 more
than the assessment of four years ago,
according to the returns of the assessment
of Center township, which was completed
this week. County Assessor jefferson
yesterday gave out estimates of the in
creases and decreases made I'm this assess
ment. The figures of the assessor of Cen
ter township have not been totaled yet.
but Mr. Jefferson says the increase will
amount. in round numbers, to sl2,oOO,ooo.
The valuation of property in some parts
of the city was decreased, but the de-
creases were so small in comparison with
the enormous increases that they do not
make showing in the aggregate results
of the assessment.
The largest increase I'm the city was
made on Washington-street property be-
tween Illinois street and Pennsylvania
street. This increase amounts to about 500
a front foot, bringing the valuation up to
$1,000 The next largest Increase was made
on the property on Pennsylvania street
between Massachusetts avenue and WASH
ington street. The valuation of the prop
erty in the first block north of Washington
street was increased about $500, bringing the
| total valuation per front foot up to 81 500.
Between Market and Massachusetts, ave-
nue. Pennsylvania-street property was in
| creased to about 81, 400 a front foot This
| increase does not amount to as much as
| that on the first block north of Washing
| ton street
From Washington street to Ohio. illinois,
street property was increased about $500 a
| front foot, which brings the total up TO
about 81 600 a foot. All the property on
Massachusetts avenue from Ohio to Tenth
| street was increased about 10 per cent.
The only district in which the valuation
| of residence property was increased is Me-
ridian street north TO Fall creek. This
property according to Mr.. jefferson and a
number of leading real-estste brokers, has
| had the largest increase In value OF any
residence property I'm the city during the
past four or five years. substantial in
crease was made on all the Meridian-street
property lying i'm the good residence dis
| trict north OF Fall creek.
AVERAGE ABOUT TEN PER CENT.
"The Increase i'm the assessed valuation
| of Indianapolis real estate Will average
about 10 per cent" said County Assessor
| Jefferson. ION some properties put the
| assessment up as much as twenty-five per
| cent. and on others the increase ranges
between five and ten per cent. The figures
| have not been totaed yet. but think the
| increase will amount TO something like si2.-
| 100000. think this assessment is salts
| factory TO almost all property owners and
yeal-estote nen. Many large property
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-08-16

the consul any military salute: the consul
first beckoned to him and then left the
carriage and asked the man his name u
Was absolutely proved that NJ RpStkovski
neither shot at Hahn. the sentry. or ia any
way insulted him. but that Hahn immedl-
ately fired at the consul several times anu.
when the consul fell. stepped up aud fired
again with rifle close To the consul :
head. afterward battering mis- temples with
the butt of the rifle.
HAHN was charged with the actual
murder. Another sentry. Abbss. who was
present. charged With having failed TO al
ford the consul any protection, and two
other sentries, Seinel and ASSN, who were
absent at the time OF the murder, but TIE
former Of whom tried to excuse his com
radc, were also brought before the court
on charges of perjury. The chief of gen
darmerie was charged with having placed
a important posts wild AIbanians who
could not speak Turkish. Second Iieuten-
ants IsmaiI Hakki and Salich kadri were
prosecuted because on the way to the Rus
sian consulate after the murder. in speak
ing with Schoolmaster Misirkoff. they re-
ferred to the murdered consul In coarse and
insulting terms. Tewhk, lamp cleaner
who was before the court, contradicted the
testimony of the other witnesses and de-
clared that the consul had struck the sen-
try and had shot at him. He was charged
with perjury.
The court-martiaI sentenced Hahn and
Abbas To death. Sainel TO fifteen years and
Tewfik to five years penal se;vitude. The
officers Isnail and Sach were sentenced 10
be dismissed from the army. ASSN WAS
acquitted. After | had signed the judg-
ment Ii Was read TO the accused in my pres
ence.
''Husseen Hilmi Pasha said that he had
received an order from Constantnople TO
carry out the sentences Immediately. The
two men sentenced to death were hanged
to-day. The dismissal of the officers from
the army will take place this evening. The
chief OF the gendarmerie of the villayet,
the chief of the gendarmerie of MOnastir
and the captain OF the company to which
lxsnI<. hnrs of fhealf.
commands and handed over to the judicial
authorities. An inquiry has been institut-
ed for the purpose of discovering who fired
at the consuJ's carriage from the military
hiatt
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-08-16
HERO OF LAKE WAWASEE
INDIANAPOLIS PEOPLE SAVED BY
KANSAS CITY PHYSICIAN.
Young Doctor Plunged in the Water
After the Van Pelts, Who Were
Drowning.
special to the Indianapolis Journa,.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
WAWASEE, Ind, Aug. 15--Dr. Ernest
Henderson, prominent physician of Kan
sas City, a brother of ]. O. Henderson, for
merly State auditor, is the hero of the lake
tonight. To-day. with great effort he
saved three indianapolis people from a
watery grave. They are Mr.. and Mrs. Van
Peit and Miss Van Pelt. They in bath
ing near Jones's pier. and not being familiar
with the bottom. ventured beyond their
depth.
They were going down a second time when
Or. Henderson saw they were drowning and
prepared to save them. Throwing off his
coat he plunged into the water after them.
He found considerable difficulty in keeping
them up as they were locked arm i'm arm
and inftheir excitement We're unable to help
themselves With great exertion DR.. Hen
derson drew them in to shore and they
were soon resuscitated. But for the bravery
of the young physician the waters would
soon have closed over them.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-08-16

owners who will have TO pay considerably
increased taxes as the result of this assess
ment have told me that they thought the
increase is not unjust
Mr.. jefferson says he thinks the personal
property assessment OF Indianapolis VIII DC
a about $1.Ooo.000 higher. The exact increase
cannot be told at this time. Last year the
assessment on real estate. including I'M
proVements amounted to 99.424.a05. This
year the assessment will be between SILL
000.0a0 and $l12.G000J0. The total indiana
polls assessment last year was $lS2,.e9.5Sl.
which is increased To about $l45,OOe.Vo0 this
year.
II think Mr.. jefferson has done the right
Washington, Pennsylvania and Illinois
street property" said l. y. Richie. 'The
assessment of indianapolis real estate has
been much lower in proportion than IN al
there is no reason for this condition Our
real estate should be assessed at something
near its value. The assessed valuation OF
much of the downtown property has been
too low. Few property owners and real
estate men will deny that, L think.
This is a move in the right direction.
said Mr.. b. Ralston. of Ralston & Camden,
when told yesterday afternoon that the
value of indianapolis real estate on the
Center township duplicate has been in
on most of the good downtown property
has been very much lower than IL should
be- Mr.. jefferson is going on the seventy
five per cent. basis and that is right. l
know of property Washington street
which is held for 100000 on which the as
sessment has been only $4,000 That's a
good way TO own $4,000 and not pay any
taxes on il. The assessor has done right I'm
Increasing the value of the Meridian-street
property north of Fall creek This is some
of the best residence property in the city.
and it has been assessed at an entirely too
low figure.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-08-16
GEORGIA WARDEN RESIGNS.
Result Of Inquiry Into Woman Prfs-
oner's story of Cruelty.

ATLANTA, Ga. Aug. 15-The Georgia
prison committee, which. has been investi-
eating the whipping of Mamie de Girls. a
white woman convict at the State prison
farm. made its report to-day. With the re-
port came the announcement of the resig-
nation and its acceptance by the commits
sion of Warden A1lagood. whose conduct
i'm furnishing Miss de Girls was under inves-
tigation. The charges of improper pro-
posals by Allagood, alleged by the woman
and similar conduct toward other female
convicts are found absolutely false and
malicious" The report says the warden
acted entirely within his authority in whip
ping Miss de Girls and that he was led 10
il by extreme aggrayation.
The commission concludes that this par
ticular punishment was IAN error on the
part of the warden. who. recognizing that
his usefulness may have been impaired
by reason of the prejudice which had been
created against him by gross misrepre-
sentation of the facts of the case. has vol
unfairly rendered his resignation"