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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-10-17
MuerIet.

Die 5. idhrlibe @rDBe Satr
puroe beute Wiittag f0rmelI ourh
Den StaatsgDuuerneur 2anbam erDhs
net. Der gelub mar trub aller mfg
li9er H~ebenz umltdnoe als oa limb:
NbIperrung Der merifanilben @ren5e
ourb bic @elbfieberzG uarantdne un0
StraBenbabnzS treif, Elm redt feb
batter uno es mar AUDI rei6li6 fir
3eritreuuugen unb NttraftiDnen fir
Die 8elu9er geiurgt.
- Die 6tabt 1T in SDlee Der gr=
Dfnune Der ,.9erbit : Meiie" BON
ppn Snbuitrie=R ittern aIer Nrt, uno
Die 8iireer Der Stabt nerben gut
tnn, nidt MIR auf Dem Sairz Blabe,
lonoern aud auf ben StraBen &c. boz
iidtig gu fem. Nuh in ben 0duiern
lam oerlharfte Badlamfett uno
8oriiHt nift ihaoen. Die BoliSei
.hat stpar fdon etne Qause Nn5abt
BON nperodbtieen gbarafterer auf
No. Cider eebradt, aber Die eefabr=
lidlten finb ~jeoenfaus Die, melbe
am u1oerbdhtigiten eriheinen.
Trtnft Gabinet>sSlaihenbier
= Wabrenb Der Sair lit elmer Der
ftdotilfen Sprengs8ae gang uno
Qar auf Dem Sair=Ylabe itationirt
poroer, mas duBerit peientlib fur
bic 8efdmpfung bes ldltieen Staus
bes oaielbit lit.
= 9ie StraBenbabns Streifer baz
ben iebt feds erpBe Omnibuiie aus
NeusBraunfels eernietet. nit mel
nen fie @erfebrss2iuien aus benz
Snnern Der Staot na9 benz Nranz
ias BaB 8obnbDfe eingeribtet baben.
grinft Grlanger Slaidenbier.
= Sebt baben AUDI Die idmtliben
5ubrleute Der bieitgen Office Der
8acific@ @rpreBzg pntpann Die Nrbeit
einqeftent. Die lebten 3i9e amt sSrei=
tag baben feire ggpreB=S enoungen
n1ebr BON San NntDnio aus be-
fDrbert.
- Moh bepor bas 6erff=Sotel an
Der gde BON Sib= MlamDz unb Dit
Commerce : StraBe fprneQ er0ffnet
pDroen 1T. bat Iuguitu8 5ranfs,
elmer Der Mttipndre Der 6otel=& orpos
ration, Die SnlDlpenssg rfldrung uno
|. gin1ebuna zines Wofienoerwalters
i'm 81. 9iitritteeribte beantragt.
- Tlprentina GuinDnes bat Die
eSntprnntiDnnfsW nhn uuf GhQDenerz
lab i'm Betrage pDr $4,000 nerz
tlaat, uno srpar fir 8~erlebuneen.
tpelhe Iie beirn ueberihreiten oes
@eleiles berielben an Der @aitr0z
StroBe am IA. Suli 1902 oauoneez
trnaert gu baben angiebt.
grinft Yiliemer>S lai9enbier.
- Die gountbzS ngenieure baben
ben County 9ommifidren iebt Die fir
ben Bau Der rerer 2anoftraBe1 eirt=
gereihten Mngebote ~norgelegt. Die
ielben lauten: s. g. WeliDn, 1884,
OLA, bic Nrbeit Ioq in $50 Nrbeitsz
tagen ppIenbet tperben; &Dger8 &
&eeo, $515, 598, in $50 GrbeitS'
ta9en. @riesbpz& inier Contribution
Co., $581.407, in 300 Gr6eitstaaer.
@rigsbp Contraction Co., $617,=
334 in $50 Irbeitstagen; &rDger &
8beiner. $692, pit in 300 9aaen.
Der &ontratt be5iebt iib auf II
2anbitraBen, auf cine 2ange bon 8
Wleileu pDr Der StaDt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-10-17

@rnmceigentMmS , Iiebertragnngen.
Z. M. Briggs on hilbert ORTIZ, @runo.
1tld an Slioe Ctr. $500.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-10-17

SaKe Samprrbpioen nicbf anffeben.
Salben, @aibmittel unb anoere 8fuihs
mittel anautuenben, 1T 3eits unb @elopers
ib~ruenbung. 9as ein5tge ourtbaus uns
triislibe Seilmittel fir 6teie ihmersbafte
&ranfheit lit ANAKESIS. Sc piro BON
Mdnnern Der @iienidaft als bic tuidtiss
fe mebiciniihe gntbedung ertldrt, be
ieit 1000 Sabren semabt fuDrben. gu
haben in alien renDmmirten N~potbefen.
5Itet eub bDr Nababmuneen. Gdtet
6nrauf oa6 bic l1nteribrift 0 S. Sis
bee, M D. Fih auf ieber Seite Der S6abs
ef B efinoet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-10-17

Sci Der 8obruno nah Del itieB
man am r0Drie Sboe Safe" in Der
0dhe BON guero in Der Tiefe BON
$50 SUB auf reid flieBenoes arteiis
ides 8afler. 9ieie gntoeduna lit
fir Iae, pelhe bort in Der Gabe
Srrigation8anlaQen einribten ppls
len, opr GROCER @lhti9feit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-10-17

Sir has bette .8oft Dat" Suls
telepb0nire man an Die r9eras Woo0
g Goal Co." Nltes Gel. 1874.
Reues Gel. $40.
@ep. 9. 8earo,
@eihdftSflbrer,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-10-17

%Lb8ShkiV PLHiISASDCL VANA0 AObD
auBen bin eritrable, nm 10 mebr uerz
Iu9e man oas ais etnen Bemeis
m e 8Dltss Broiperitdt
bin5uiteuen, Dbne gu beoenfen, oaB
al Die 6unberttaulenoe oieie Spie<
gelfedterei ats btutigen 6Dbn auf=
faiien miTien, melde NIT ALIEN
SleiBe uno aller Wtibe faum i'm
Stanoe itno, ben nDtburftisen 9ez
bensunterbalt 81 ertperben. DaB Der
8laube an Die alte anerifanilbe
9ehre BON Der @leibbeit aIer ameriz
faniihen Burger babel INNER mebr
in Die Bride geben muB, lie9t nur
81 febr auf Der 6ano!
EROS bieier oiiteren Iuhaiiun9
Der a%uaemeinen Situation in ben
Ser. Staaten pernabet iih @rDoer
glepelano aber gang enti6teoen gez
gen bic Iuffaiiung, ais ob er elm
Beilimiit iei. gr CLAUDE bur9auS
nibt an einen rettungslsien Niebere
gang, ionbern iei feit lber5euet oas
BON, baB Der BatriDtisrtus bas arnez
ritanilbe Golf ibon wieoer BON ben
Srrpfaoen ab uno auf ben rihttgen
@ee fibren perbe.
9asu lei es aber in auereriter
&eibe nottpenoig. baB Der Waneel
an Sntereiie Der peuten Burger" ben
Dffentlthen 0ngeleaenbeiten gegets
iiber beieitigt meroe uno oaB an feline
STEELE Die reeIte geilnahme eeraoe
Derieuigen trete. uelhe iih jebt nit
Der 8eteueruna. SD bin bod fein
Bolttifer!" nm Die @rfiuung ibrer
midtieiten 8nraerpflidten berum<
bruden molen!
,Seber amertfattti9e Burger iDQ
unb muB Elm Bplititer lein" ruff
Glepelano aus. .natirlib ni9t i'm
Gimme bes Warbs 6eelers Dber DRAFT
| siebers, Ionbern in Dem 5inne zines
BareerS, Der ieinen Nnteil an Der
8eranttpDrtlidfeit Fir Die Gegierung
bes 2anoes unb fir bic grbaltung
leiner Std)erbeit, ieines Srieoena
uno leiner Woblfabrt empfinbet unb
i'm aber aud eeltenb su MAIDEN Be.
itrebt. lit! 9as lit 8olitit i'm better
Gimme beg @Drte8 unb ibre Gus=
iibuna lit aleihbeoeuteno NIT suten
BIraertnm!"
Natiirlih eebt oas nift pbne
&f ab, oenu oas 5elo, bns pDu
ben .guten 8iirgern" nur 81 lange
uernahldiiiat lit, lit gum Tummel=
plabe BON Glemeuten gemDroen, mel.
de Die 8olitif. afeidiam als Wilh.
fub benuBt baben. Dieter Scamp
lift meoer Elm leidter, nod Elm ange.
nebnler, aber er fam erleibtert tper=
ben ourh bas peri5nti1e CUTE 8ei'
lpiel. bas Die &dmpfer aeben-b b. b,
ourh lire Selbitlolieteit, ginfchbei.
unb Die ebrlihe, ipariame 8ermal.
tune Der Dffentliden Ineefeeenbeis
ten - nm 10 mebr, als biele @iaen.
ihaften in grellem &Dntraite 81 ben
@ebabren Der forrupten 6orben ftebt,
oenen man tiur s1 lanae bas Self
Der pDlitilben Tdttgfeit n~berloi1er
BAT!
81 Der gr=8rdfibent Grocer gle.
uelano aber NIT oieiem 9r0Ben uni
toarmbersiaen Nppea an Die .guter
Burger" unb nit ieiner @rmabnune
CUR etuigen @abiamfeit our @rbal.
tung Der freibeitlihen Snititutionen
uno our @oblfabrt oes aarsen 2an'
oes AUDI Diel prafti{ben@ rfoll
baben miro?
Soften Mrs!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-10-17
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Wir baben am beutiaen Gage bas
8ei1dft Bpm g. StrohmeDer gefauft
nno fino bereit, ale Guftrdae fir
&obrleeuness uno SrifauatiDnssIr-
beiten su ibernebmen uno oieielben
in Observation-Disclosures Weiie aussus
fnbren. @ir eriuben ale friiberen
2unben pm Sc. Strobmeper, iomie
oas Bublieum i'm %anaemeinen, UNI
lire &unoihaft.
Sc d & Sona8.
San Mntunip, 9er., Is. DIT. 1903.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-10-17
Yur Stptt3.

Sd babe neirl 9lumber : @eihdft
an Madenbeimer & S0nas nertauft.
Sh mnnihe alien meinen Sreunoen
meinen Danf aussuipreden fir Die
li6eraIe 3unbihaft in Der Bergan9enz
beit, uno i'd bDfe, baB iie oieielbe
aub in 3ufunft auf bic neue Sirma
i%ibertraaen mDbten. SD uerbe ale
ousftebenbsn Sbulben einsieben,
reip. be5ablen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-10-17
Man peraefie niht = menn
9ols n6tia lit - gu telepboniren Oh
,9eras Wooo & Goal 60" Gltes
Eel. 1874. Reues Eel. $40.
@eD. g. 8eare,
@eSfGftSfihrer.
Gin 9tebesbrtef

miroe sic nibt intereiiiren. penn
sic aeraoe auf Der Sude mad elmer
anrantirten Salbe fir Wunoen,
Brano . Werlebunsen ooer 9amDrrs
boioen itno. Otto 9obo BON Yons
Der, Wp., lhreibt: SD lit elm
Sabr lang an elmer bdBliben @unoe,
qber cine Shoftel r8udlen's ars
nica Salbe" bat mid furirt. @S 1T
Die bette Gable auf groen." 3u
baben fir Is Gents in ben NpDtbes
Zen ppn s.. 9alteper & Son uno
ppn NoDlph QreiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-10-17
Hn babtn

ben neueu suiammenIeabaren Sooat
SEQ. ga. SIT aud elm n@altman
s.. 8alte1er & Son, Wtilitarn Blaja.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-21
CALIFORNIA
MAY PROFIT
BY A WILL
Wisconsin UniVer
sity Would Be
the Loser.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

MADISON. Wis, Sept. 2O.-The estate Of
DR.. Charles Kendall Adams, former pres
ident Of the University of Wisconsin, who
died in Southern California and who
willed his property to the University, may
revert to the State of California or be
consumed in a legal battle. The estate
was bequeathed to the university for the
establishment Of fifteen scholarships of
900 each. The laws of California pro-
hibit leaving money by will to institutions
outside of that State.
The executors of the will-former Sen
ator William F. Villas, former Congress
man Burr W. Jones and L. S. Hanke-
will seek TO prevent reversion Of the prop
erty to the State under the statutes Of
California and will contest, if necessary,
the constitutionality Of the act, carrying
the case to the court of last resort The
viii was drawn by Colonel Villas and was
believed to be proper in every respect.
The executors declare they will be able
to hand over the estate TO the university
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-21
More Railway Employees Arrested.

LYNN, Mass, Sept. 2O.-Two employees
of the Boston and Northern Street Rail-
way were arrested in this city to-day in
connection with the extensive frauds
perpetrated upon that company by means
of bogus transfer checks, which were ex-
posed in Boston yesterday. The men are
Herbert Shawman. janitor at the Central
Square Station of the company, and Her
bert Morris, a conductor on the Lynn and
Boston division. Shawman admitted hav-
ing purchased about $4,000 worth of the
counterfeit transfers at ~arious times,
while Morris at the time of his arrest
had four hundred Of the bogus checks in
his pockets
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-21
RACE
At 4 BABE :
CHRISTENING
Child Is Named in
Wild Beasts
Arena.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

NEW YORK. Sept. 2O.-In the center of
Coney Island, to-day the christening of
the three weeks old baby of Harry Tudor
Of West Eighth street, Coney Island took
place. The crying of the child seemed
to enrage the beasts and the trainer had
to put his powers to the supreme test to
control them while the strange jungle
christening was going on.
Captain Bonavita drove twenty-seven
lions into the arena. They were in a par
ticularly ugly mood and for twenty min
utes it was a question whether the chris
tening would be possible. Peter the Great
made a rush at the trainer and was sub
dued only after a severe lashing.
AS Nine Morella, with the baby in her
arms, entered the band played Amer
ica," and the great crowd thrilled by the
spectacle, Joined in the chorus. The baby
was dressed in long gown made of
combination of American and British
flags.
Just as Captain Bonavita stepped for
ward to oficiate at the christening the
baby started to cry and this seemed to
have a strange effect upon the lions
Peter the Great and big lioness jumped
from their pedestals. BY this time the
lions were roaring in chorus and among
the spectators a panic was barely averted.
Two women, overcome by the spectacle,
tainted and were carried out.
When the lions were again subdued the
ceremony of christening was resumed and
went through without hitch. The baby
was christened Isla.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-21
DANISH DRAMATIST DENIES
THAT HIS HEALTH IS POOR
Heinrich Ibsen Writes That the False
Reports Emanate From His
Enemies.

NEW YORK, Sept. 20.-Mary Shaw, the
actress, is in receipt of a letter from
Heinrich Ibsen, the Danish dramatist, in
response to a cablegram which Miss
Shaw recently sent to him condoling with
him on his i'll health. Ibsen in this let
ter accepts his correspondents condo
lences, but adds that the reports that he
is in Ill health emanate from his enemies,
the truth being that he is in better health
than he has been for many months. Ib-
sen says also that he is at work on a new
drama, which he hopes will take even
higher rank than his THE Dolls House"
His advanced age, he says further, is all
that prevents him from visiting America,
which he would like very much to do.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-21
GREAT DAM
WILL RIVAL
THE NIAGARA
Chicago's Plan to
Utilize Drain
age Canal.
Mammoth Water Power
Project Is Put
Under Way.
Channels Current Will Turn
Wheels of Industry in
Many Cities.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

CHICAGO, Sept. 2O.-The business in
terests of Chicago, as well as of small
manufacturing towns along the drainage
canal, will be greatly benefited If the
plans of the Sanitary Board materiaIize
The first step to bring this about was
taken yesterday, when the sanitary dis
trict of Chicago filed a petition for the
condemnation of land in Lockport Town
ship for the construction Of a mammoth
water power, utilizing the flow in the
Chicago drainage channel
The Legislature at its last session au-
thorized the board to make such benefi-
cial use of the waters of the channel as
it saw fit After years of planning by
members of the board they decided upon
the water power.
The work of building a dam on the
channels and the benefits to be derived
from it are of large proportions. The
board is planning on the use of a flow of
water amounting to $1,000 horsepower.
and will transmit this power to Chicago
and towns along the course of the canal.
1t is the plan of the board to make use
of the power for electrical, illuminating
and other purposes.
According to the plans in view by mem
bers of the Sanitary Board. the dam
will supply almost as much power as
Niagara Falls.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-21
UNCLE SAM s
PROFITS NOW
ENORMOUS
Grows Rich at Rate
Of S1,OOO,OOO a
Waek.
Revenues Are Far in
Excess OF Current
Expenses.
National Treasury Never
Before as 0pulent as at
Present.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

CALL BUREAU. 1906 G STREET. \.
W, WASHINGTON, Sept 20.-Secretary
Shaw's policy Of increasing United States
deposits IN national banks is forced upon
him by the operation Of the revenue laws
and the independent treasury system.
Never before in the history Of the United
States has the national treasury been in
as strong condition as it is at present.
The current receipts are running ahead
Of current expenditures at an average
rate OF about s. 10000 a week and are
constantly Increasing. the available cash
balance, which now stands at the IN
precedented figure Of $3.50 5e2,S79.
Strictly speaking. the balance is much
larger. for whenever any money is cred
ited 10 a United States disbursing Of
ncer II is at once charged out as q liabil-
fty and is deducted from the cash bal
anCe, though IL may remain in the treas
ury for months. There are thus charged
out a. the present time SCI. .s1s.S03 credited
10 disbursing officers and S5.59s .344 cred
ited 10 the Postofice Department account
10 meet the current expenditures of the
postal service.
If these two items, which may be de-
scribed as a balance set apart for i'm
mediate needs. are added TO the available
cash balance. as stated on the books,
they bring the total up 10 SS0s,07s,526
II the gold reserve OF $50 1000, which
was counted fn the cash balance prior 10
the act Of March a. 1900. should be added
10 this total il would bring the grand to-
tai OF the cash in the treasury, exclusive
Of trust funds, up 10 S4s5. .079. .52e-more
than enough 10 have betrayed the gross
expenditures Of the Government for the
entire fiscal year Of 1886 and enough to
have run the Government for ten years
al the rate OF expenditure IN 1880
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-21
DRAGGED BY THE FEET
FROM INTERURBAN CAR
Peculiar Accident Costs Life OF One
Militiaman and Another
Will Die.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Sept. 2o.-John
Delater's head was cut of and John
Manni was fatally injured this evening
by an accident on the Bridge street
bridge. Both were members of the Michi-
gan National Guard and were returning
from rife practice, riding on Muskegon
Interurban Line combination coach The
soldiers were sitting in the doorway of
the baggage compartment swinging their
feet. when the car ran on to the bridge.
Delater's feet caught in the iron work
Of the bridge and he was suddenly jerked
from the doorway and thrown beneath the
wheels of the car. He was decapitated.
In falling he clutched at Manni and par
TALLY dragged him from the car. Manni
received fatal injuries.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-21
SULTAN SEES AMBASSADORS.
Regrets Turkish Excesses and Says
Peace Is in Sight.

Regrets Turkish Excesses and Says
Peace Is in Sight.
CONSTANTINOPLE. Sept 2O-In an
audience with NJ. Zinnovieff. the Russian
ambassador, on Friday, the Sultan ex-
pressed his regret at the excesses com
rnitted by the Turkish troops in the vii
ayets of Monastir and Adrianople. He
said that orders had been sent to the au-
thorities concerned to prevent their repe-
tition, and he gave the Russian Embas-
sador to understand that the guilty per-
sons would be punished.
The German ambassador, Baron Mar
shall Won Bieberstein, also had an audi
ence with the Sultan, who showed him
self most optimistic The latter declared
that the insurrection was drawing to a
close in fact 1t already had been sup
pressed in some districts, and the Porte.
therefore, would Immediately issue proc
Iamations announcing the resumption Of
the application Of the reform scheme.
After the granting Of these audiences
an extraordinary council Of Ministers
ations were continued on Saturday. 1t
is understood that the council drew up
fresh instructions to the wallis on the
line of his Majesty's declarations.
Official dispatches from the wallis of Sa-
lonica, Monastir and AdrianoDle report
numerous encounters which resulted in
favor of the Turks.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-21
CoLoMBIANS SCHEME
TO SAVE THE CANAL
Fresh overtures to Be Made if Reyes
Is Elected to the
Presidency.

PANAMA. Colombia. Sept Ex-senator
Obaldia to-day took over the functions of
Governor of Panama. The event was the
occasion for a great popular demonstra-
ton by all parties. 1t is believed the ap-
pointment of Governor Obaldia will exert
influence against secessionist ideas, not
only because he is a native of Panama,
which fact engaged for him the sympa-
thies of all, but because the appointment
is a part of a general plan, the result of
which will be the election of General
Reyes to the Presidency and the approval
of canal treaty satisfactory to the
United States.
All of the speeches delivered at to-day )
function, not only by isthmia-ns but by
natives of the rest of the republic, dem
onstrated that the inhabitants of Panama
are in favor of the treaty.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-21
GIVE SINISTER WARNING.
Insurgents Threaten Wholesale Mas
sacres and Destruction.

LONDON. Sept. 21.-The Daily Nails
correspondent at Sofia telegraphs: One of
the revolutionary chiefs has informed me
that the revolutionists are massing thou
sands Of men at various points on the from
tier and their laboratories are working
necessarily to replenish their stocks Of
bombs and explosives. They do not count
much on war between Turkey and Bull
garia, but on the day they hear that
the meeting between the Car and En-
peror Francis Joseph has not had the
desired result for Macedonia the world
will witness the beginning Of massacres,
burnings and destruction compared with
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-21
sERvIANs TAKE THE FIELD.
Evidence That King Peters Soldiers
viii Help Bulgaria.

LONDON. Sept. 21-The Balkan situa-
tiOn presents few features this morning.
The German EmDeror's influence in vi
emma is said to have been thrown in favor
of allowing the Sultan the utmost free
dom in suppressing the insurrection
Both Turks and Macedonians claim VIC
tories in the daily encounters. A report
from Sofia says that Bulgaria's military
preparations are reaching the stage OF
perfection that will enable the concentra-
tien Of 200 900 men on the frontier within
week and the stocks of provisions. weap-
ons and ammunition are rapidly becoming
efficient.
According to a dispatch from Constan-
tinople to the Daily Telegraph, the Sultan
Is so firmly resolved TO avoid a war that.
on the report that France was sending a
fleet to Turkish waters. and again when
it was stated that Bulgaria was mObiliz-
ing. he drafted a decree forbidding mas
sacres in Macedonia and conferring
more extensive local administrative
privileges than had been demanded
by the insurgents themselves. but.
on each occasion, finding the rumors
unfounded the decree was rescinded. 1t
is believed, however. that should any
power threaten a demonstration in Turk
ish waters the decree will be signed
The Sofia correspondent Of the Daily
Telegraph gives a similar report that the
Sultan is ready to concede local auton-
omy. but will not grant a Christian Gov
ernOr TO Macedonia Instead he would
propose a mixed commission. composed Of
Turks. Macedonians, Bulgarians. Greeks
and Wallachians. TO administer the
provinces.
The Servian newspapers are discussing
the probability of a reconciliation with
Bulgaria on the basis Of free trade be-
tween Servia and Bulgaria and de-
fensive almance against the Turks
A dispatch from the Monastery Of Ria.
adds the Daily Telegraph's correspondent,
saws the Greeks are joining the revolt In
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-21

which the Turkish atrocities will seem
child's play.
The banner Of revolution my in
formant says. will be unfurled in all the
border districts. Every city and village.
whether the inhabitants are friends or
foes, will be destroyed. and such state
Of anarchy viii be caused that the Turks
will step out voluntarily and leave the
country to the Macedonian survivors.
We have selected the frontier districts for
these final operations so that Europe may
hear the despairing cries Of the dying ma
ton, which the Turks would stife."
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-21
..T.nckun Raldwin,s SAC Robbed.

PASADENA. Sent. 2O.-The safe in E.
J. Raldvvin's store at Santa Anita was
blown open last night Robbers first
broke into the blacksmith shop and got
bolt cutters. Then they cut the bars OF
the window put nitrOglycerin into the
safe. wrapped it and caused the explo-
sion. The store was partially wrecked.
The robbers got about 800 in cash, three
gold watches. nine gold chains. revolver
and some stamps. The authorities be-
-ere in was the work Of professional safe
blowers
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-21
Joins Her Husband in Death.

PARIS, Sept. 20.-James L. Ferriere. a
well known newspaper man of New York
died here to-day as the result of a para
lytic stroke. His wife in a fit of distrac-
ton soon afterward took her life Fer
riere was formerly for several years an
editor of the Paris edition of the New
York Herald. He entered the service of
the Associated Press in 1897, and at the
time of his death was employed in its
Paris office.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-21
TWO TINY FILIPINoS
WILL GO TO ST. LOUIS
Dwarfs From the Northern Part Of
the Islands Arrive at
Tacona.

TACOMA. Wash, Sept. 20-The steam
ship Shawnut, which arrived from Ma
Mia to-day, has a pair Of passengers
which are certain TO excite a large
amount Of interest They are Filipino
dwarfs from the northern part Of the
islands, who are being taken TO the St
Louis Exposition.
The dwarfs are a man and a woman,
twenty-seven and twenty-eight inches
tall. respectively. fully developed. the
man aged . and the woman aged 81.
They are brother and sister, and are re-
markable specimens Of humanity.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-21

shi-Bazouks recently found the hiding
place of a hundred families Of refugees
near Resen. They captured the party.
attacked the women and committed other
atrocities.
The united bands of Monassieff and
Michalilof have had an encounter with
the troops near Demir-Kapu, sixty-two
miles northwest of Salonica. The Turks
had many k-Aed, including two officers