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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-11-07
Ssiir $500 aan 9euti9lauo.

Deutl6 amerifanil6e 8eituneen
peroen i'm alten 8aterlano NIT gror
BEN Sntereiie gelelen, neil tie li6
frei ausipreben uno bdufig pDn orii=
ben mebr Neuiefeiten uno 9eadrihs
ten brineen. als Die beutlhen Bel.
tuneen ielbit. Die rsSreie 8reiie fiir
9eros" lift oriiben ilberaG, tpubin Iie
geianot uirb. Elm iebr germ eelebener
@ait unb fam iib riibinen, 9lner>
fennuns uno 8uroieung gu f;noen,
tpie aus 5ablreiben 8riefen an uns,
luuie an Oieienigen, pel6e oas 8latt
an ibre 8erwanoten ibifen, berpors
3ebt. 8er oaber ieinen 8eruonbten
nno Jreunoen cine 5reube ertpeilen,
ibnen Elm pintDm1nenes GeIbent
MAIDEN pill, Der befteue fiir fie Die
.Sreie Breiie fir 3erasA. Das Sns
tereIie fir 9eraS, tule ilberboupt fir
ben Staat uno Die @eeenb, tpO Die
Terwanoten iuobnen, 1T in 9euti9.
lano iebr lebbaft uno es lit unn6g.
lib, in BriuatbrieTen cine 10 oruno'
li6e Iuffldrung uno 8eidreibune
oe8 fremoen 2anoes 5u geben, tpie
oies Die rSreie greiie" alpDhents
lib tbut. Sir ben gerinsen 4reia
bon So oerienben mir portDfrei unler
rei6baltiges 8o6enblatt auf Elm Sabr
an iraeno cine Goreiie i'm Guslanoe.
7ie ssreie 3reiie fiir Geras asnbl.
sSuntoamu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-11-07
TO The PUBLIC.

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III the State Of Texas.
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co, in the Indian Territory, and
in Oklahoma.
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to Denison, from Marshall to El
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-11-07
Sat feline Matnms Dor benz alter.

Ss iIt cine S6an6e, menn Die Su
genb feline 46tung mebr Dor benz Nls
ter bat, gber gang bas @egenteil gill
BON Or. Sings gteuen 2ebenspilen,
9ieielben bereiten ben &ranfbeiten Elm
Cube, einerlei, tpie i9mer iie iinb unb
gans obne 3udiift cuff ibr 9llter
@elbiu6t, 8er6auungsi6wG6e, Sic
Der unb 6artIeibigfeit, iie ale uei6eu
bieier oOlltommenen Yile. gu babeu
fir 70 Gents in ben 9lpotbefen BON q,
S. S. S9mibt nnb abolpb 9reiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-11-07
SIM autOaio, 1Qoutag ben Z gfODembr 1904
Nn bag ButIitnnl

Die rJrete Sreile" but uber 400
etablirte Ngenturen in! 6taate, miro
an iiber 700 3pftDfficen re-~i4a0t, un0
bat etne 9roRe 8erbrettuno in Der
Nabbor= 9lepublif Ntetit0, i'm Snoio>
ner=Territprium unb Sfiaboma.
Sbr @irfulatiDnsz@ebieE in Seras
erftredt iib oon GalpelipH bis binaui
nab OentiDn, pm Mariboll i'm Often
bic nad gl A5aIp n: fernen @eiten:
es I6lieBt ielbItuerFtdnoIid) nit be-
lpnhers aablreicben 2eIern oas oihtz
be1teoelte Waittel=9eras u1tb ben Siio-
meiten Elm.
3tpet 3eifemne iino beitdnoig,
iubrein, iabraus i'm Sntereiie oes
Slattes unterueQs uno fiihren benz
ielben i'm Gerein nit unleren riibri=
gen 2otal Neenten Fertuabrenb
neue 2eier su.
Sn Nnbetrabt oieIer 9batladen ift
Die nSreie BreRe", luD es iib oarum
banoelt, Die oeutfde 8ep5lterung gu
erreicben. oas bette stnseige Wses
oisin M gtaate gcras-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-11-07
gett mbcr go sxabreu

ibon tpurbe Mrs. @inslom's Gpos
thing Gprup Don MiilIiDnen oou
Niiittern beim 3obnen Der Stnber
aneeuenoet. Nirit Du i'm Snlafe
ourh oas Shreten eines 4inoes ee=
it0rt, oaB i'm 8abnen lit un0 pur
Shmersen meint? Wenn 10, lalie
iOfort cine sslaihe BON ..Mrs.
0insloms SDutbina Sprup" holen.
Sein Wert iit unbeaablbnr. &c miro
oem heinen 2eioenoen iofDrt 4inoe=
rung peribaffen. gerlaBt eub oas
rauf, Wiiitter. es lit tein 8meifel
oaruber. gs BELT Oiarr5De. regu=
liert ben Mogen uno Die gtieren,
beleitigt @ino S0lif, ermeiht Den
@aumen. uerbinoert gntsiinbune
unb ftdrtt oas aanse Spitern.
,Mcs. WlnslDns SDuthing Sprup"
fir aahnenbe ainoer lit aneenebn
i'm @ei9mad; oa8 &ecept itatnmt
oon einem Der beiten tpeiblihen
Nerste in ben Ser. Staaten. Sc 1T
bel allen Druggiiten in Der aansen
Belt su boben. Breis 25 Gents per
5laid}e. &auft nidts anoeres. ole
Wtrs. WinslDms SuDthinQ Gnrup
Ius 8urbooen piro teleera=
phiih gemeloet. oaB bic Ieit BEN
Sabre 1880 in ben Ser. Staaten an.
idilig eemeiene Srau 8oppe. melhs
nit oem Dampfer .Bluber" BON De,
.6amburg. Gmerita=2inle nod oel
often 0eimat aefabren mar. an Bort
oes Sdlffes irriinnia muroe uni
1000 Dollars. Die iie an barren
@eloe bel iih trug. in Die glbe mari
0ur nit Dilbe fonnte Die 8eoauerns
perte aebduoigt meroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-11-07

DuHpe nfT9t dD. STE perlteB rafn Dds
3immer uno slei9 barauf bas Saus.
2aHgs 3eit Itunb fie am 9afen unb
iob ME qeiiFesabtpeTenb uuf bas Sc
triebe Der 54tffe binunter. Grit als
ein poar hoIii6ergebenbe Matroien i6r
ing G5eji4! itarrten, ging fie tpetter,
tiefer II bic 9tnlqgen binein. sic ieBte
fi4 auT cine Iesrs 8unt. Die Jriib~
lingSI4ft maAte miibe unb {9laff.
W1eao1ift9 3ei4nete bic Spibe tbres
SonnenId)irnles Stride unb atguren
in hsn 9rpbtDrnigen &ies bes Meges.
S6ne baB iie e5 nuBts, lief cine 3brGne
na4 Der anberen iiber ibr @eii9t. Die
@e6anfen an Die troitGoIe 3ufunft. Der
fte entgegensins, erpreBten iie i6r.
Gin 2ebsn in Der &leinitabt obne
aunit. obne Mufif. obne bic Qlusii9t,
iemals tbren Sraum pertpirflt9en gu
tonnen-lpie ionte 1ie bas ertrasen2,
W2it Der iegt fets un5ufriebenen, perz
ifimnten Glen 9robe 9ausarbeit tbun,
Striimpfe ftopfen, in Der Slide iteben
-oas ipiiroe tbr Sageslauf fetn.
Gin S9atten, Der iiber i6re in ben
fonnisen Wes ee5ei9neten Sieuren fiel,
afpang iie, auf5uieben. Die 9onnenz
ftrablen unb bic in ibren 9lusen gldns
5enben SbrGnen blenbeten iie. grit dls
Der @oriibersebenbe eriBenb por ibr
fte6en blieb, erfannte lie MiIiam b.
Normann.
SD fonme tpieber bon einem fru9ts
lofen @erIu9, Sbren 9errn 8ruber gu
feben," Iagte er unb leete- bic 6anb
sriibenb an bic Miibe. pgs lit unredt
ppn 9ollen. uns alle auriid3ulpeifen,
trpbbem id mir benfen fam, baB unfer
Mnblid ibm tpebe tbut"
Mffa itonb ouf urb CAB Normann
bic 9onb. sic fiblte {id immer Ell.
mas befuneen inn geseniber feit ieirer
BON ibr balb i@srsenb 5uriidgetpteienen
Merblng.
ST brudte let9t i9re fleine 9anb,
CAB fe bonn dber fofort tpiebsr frei.
nOarf i'd mid Sbnsn anf4lieBsn2
Ster tpollen mir mod ettpas bier aus@
ruben2"
afta nidts. sic modte geormann
gang germ, fpenn iis ibn au9 ni9t beis
rathen ipoate. sic fiiblte bas 8ebiirf.
S:s s:s, fih ausauflaneu.
(sSDrtiebuuQ fDlQt.l
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-11-07
s6idbrnd.
aOmau BON Senriette b. Meerbeimb.
tTDrtiebunal

Ste iDnIlefte- tetnen Nrm pon VW
ab. s5rieblih! Wlit benz efpigen Gtas
def i'm 9er5en, tpie anbers dies iein
i0nnts, tpenn Du anbers gebanbelt
bGtteif."
Gein @eii6tsdusbrud peranberte
Fd. ,gesieben fi9 biefe @oripiirfe auf
mtin iesiees 0erbalten ober auf meine
sefdeiterte aarriere2~ fraste er f9arf.
~M9, Las mid. 0as tannit Su
Dir fslbit beanttporten.
Obne tpeissr Elm Mort gu tpe9feln,
Iester iie bic 9eimreiie 3uriid.
4ita bDrte beflommen @Gens Be-
ihreibung Der elerlben tleinen Gtdnt,
lbts ipinaieen 9dusdens nit an. Mie
ioIlie fie IN ben eneen 9Gumeil itunbens
Ilans muiiairsn2 Das nuBte ben 8rus
Der. befen Nerpen immer rei5bdrer
ipurb.n, it0ren. 8or dllem ober: tpie
fplIte iie o5ne llnterri1t tpeiterfoms
men2 Cine tpabre 8erspeiFlung padte
'iie g0ens portfdrger @erf9lo7enbeit
segeniiber. 4uf an ibr Bitten unb
t&lassn 5udis Die Sdpdgerin b69itens
'bie Mdfeln.
Mita bernieb es, 6ollen felbit mil
ibrsm Summer nod gu erregen. @i'
bolf Glen bel ben 8orbereitungen bes
ltmsues. Die Dobnung fab f9on IN.
oeHiitbli9 aus. Die foftbarifen sc,
senitdnbe tparen gum @srfduf in eineu
3immer suiammenesf9oben. bieStorei
absenommen, 8ilber unb Nippia9er
beiisite ssrdurnt. sSn tpsnigen Sassr
follte ber pader fommen.
.Mie mir Dsinen Syligel in ber
Wduf.l0dern uufiteuen iolIen, u ito, #
mir elm Rdthfel," iagte Glen; Fl
fniete por einem jupunifden @9rdnt
den. befen Gd9er fie entlssrts. rDi
th6teft ftus, i'm gu bertaufen unb eli
biIiges 4lupier bafiir an3uf9offen."
rWeinen Gliigtl perfaufen2@ Qitt
f3nente aus ibrer auiummsngeIunte
nfn 5aItung auf. nQiemals! Das II
ia bas einaige, bds mir bleibt.4
Damn fdlase nur 9ein 8ett al
bem Jliisel auf," Ia4te Glen bitter
rhenn beibes 3ufdmmen fann unm0g
lid in Oeiner &dmmer iteben."
4itu antiportets ni9t. @s purgt
iie etnas in Der &ebIe. Die barte, folt
6timme G[ens tbdt i6r 70 fpeb. Si
tgat gum Seniter. 9ur9 bic unper
5iiTIten Sdeiben flut6ete bic tparm
Erhhlinssionne in's 3immer. On be
Qtnben. bic ben &oi umltonbeu. Idpol
len bic Rnoipen. 9as Dafer frdu
fslte ftd unter btm lei9ten Dinb, b
boriiber binftri9 unb bic rotbbroune
Sssel Der Rdbne bldbte.
Cine unbsaipinslf9e Gebnfu9t no
tseier 2uft erfaBte Qftu. Dies jeBt
unipobnli9t 3immer, in bem bic i9ipi
len, f9tptrsn Stimmungen Der 8etpol
ner tpie sttpas greifbar Oriidenbes Il
fteien, tpurbe ihr unertrdelih. s.
ethe aus. fagte fis baitig.
.Rinm Otto nit, Bat Glen. %
srme Sungt bat es aud 10 i4lper.4
sd fann ni9t. Sd muB alei
iein.A
Mifa narteif Gneas meitere Gil
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-11-07

ss~' aalt, cement. Sano, Bad
iteine. feuerfeite Steine unb 9bon'
Ebeer uub Qspbaltpapier, Dahpappe.
Ibeer uub Nspbalt, Del. Terpentin.
sSarben, 8las &c. &c. itet3 pDrrGtbia
bel :. 6. 7ielmann, 306 Oft.
@Dmmerce@StraBe. 9iebrige Breiie,
quite sSaare iDfrie CUTE unb reel!e
Beoieuung Deroer aorantirt. -
TelephUn 40
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-11-07

- eds IL aIdbahsr, ,sobrifan=
ten oes beriibmten I9eiRbier. &ua=
qeaeihnetes Sommereetrant. EeIe=
pbDn SEQ. 501.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-11-07
Trete Heile mad ct. Yonts uno
SuriiG.a

lin Den E8eIunern Der 8eltous.
itellun9 entgeaen5utommen, miro Die
Wt. SC. q &. .sBabn (9be &atp) einen
neueu ShueaSug spiidlen @aloes
ftDn uno San Nntunip uno ct.
2Duis einleeen uno Die erite BerIon,
Die einen gtamen fir oielen neuen
BUG einlenoet, Der onqenUmmen
tperoen miro, erbdlt elm ssreis sgifet
uon irgeno elmer Station in Eeros
nad st. Souls uno suriid tpdbreno
Der Gusitellung. Die foleenoen Bes
oingungen Rino gu beDbachten: Ser
ytame titnB neu unb Drteinen uno
tur5 uuo ueritdnolih iein. Slae Wtits
teilungen in Be8ua bierauf Iinb su
rlhten OIL Us. s. gruIh.
g. > bDr $50. $40 3.
Dallas. Ieras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-11-07

Der ruiiiihe Sberitlentnant
Bogoan0w. Der lid) ouf elmer Sors
ihungsreile in Der Wpneplei befano,
lit BON hineiiihen 0anoiten ermor'
bet u0roen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-11-07
Wsan beflage fi1 ttid)t iibe,
Sas, mas matt 3li
efieis bat,

nenn man pDn elmer ulinoermertioen
Bdderei tauft. Sober B6der fann
minoeruertigeS 8rDb uno tninbertiqe
Bies baden. .-aber fein onoerer sd.
der I'M 2anoe baft iolhe ooraiialibe
Brooe uno Bies pie mir.
BrDbiert unier Sabritat, spenn
Sic un5ufrieoen fein iollten, nit benz
mas STE iest bef0mnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-11-07
.BAILIES' DAMpF.BAECKEREl

Office unb Bdderei: 1Ol3-10l7 Npro.
6lores StraBe. = 8peia @eihdfte: liz
Gpenue s uu6 223 aRain Noenue.
gan 9lmtOnic, Gerae.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-11-07

DeuffhIanbs 8 Ginmobs
ner5 I'll betrus i'm Sabre 1871
nur ettpas u5er 100000, BON benen
so proaent in Der 2anbtpirtlf4aft tbds
ti9 pdren. Gesenpdrtis 5dblt bas
beutf6e 9iei9 100000 8eipohner.
bon benen 35 Yrosent In Der 2anb<
tptrtbf9off, 65 pro3ent in Der Snbu=
ftrie unb bem 9anbel beiadftigt finb.
g2eun e timber erfidt. t..
BON elmer f9redlt9en &ataitropbe TT
fiir3lid Dos Stdbt9en gleofant Ribge.
g., beimgefu9t porben, inbem ber
Slur beg Nborts bes @9ulbouies unter
Der 2ait,ber ii9 in bofelbe brGngenben
&inber 5uiammenbra9, nobel 25 &ins
Der in Der Senterube berfanfen. BON
benen neun Il, bem ellen G9lamm err
ftidten unb spDlf anbere, benz 9obe
nabs. berousge5osen ipnrben.
Den Il n gang gbi.
eosps bat ber profeKpr @ilbert
pom 8unbesbermefunssamte propbez
sett. Gum 9roits fir bic beutise Sc
neration lei es iebod aefaet, bab iens
fAredltde &ataitrnpbs ert in $500
Sabren eintreten tpirb. Die 9etpGHer
bes grteiess, 10 nerii9ert 9srr Gilbert.
iperben bann tpeitpdrts nad Detroit
unb idliebIi9 nad Der r@ortenitabt-
flieBen unb bieie iiberf4nemmen.
6inft9tIi6 Der Tif d {
TT Der eesrrtbum tpeit perbreitet, boB iis
ri9t duberbalb bss WaHers leben
fDnnten unb baB iie in iebem reine,
WaFer su eriftiren bermDdteu. Sbats
fG9li9 gibt es aber in Mfrifd 5ifde,
BEL benen ii6 pirtlide 2unsen ent>
ipidslt baben, bo tie einen 9beil bes
Sobres In auseetrodneten 1lubbetten
subringen miiiien. tpdbrenb pieber
Slide In ben 9lqudrien oft abfterben.
neil es ibnen In benz au reinen Wafier
On Rabruns feblt.
Die fstt1etbigen poli'
ten finb In Gbieaeo auf ben
Qusiterbeetat sefebi. Can't elmer Be-
ftimmung Der bortieen Gibilbienit<8ez
b0rbe follen bieienigen 8luurOde,
tpel9e i'm @erbdltniB au ibrer @tOBe
| cine gu grobe &orpulena beiiben. 10
lanse aus benz Dienit entlaFen iein,
aIs lie bas iiberfliifiiee Sleifd nidt Derz
loren boben. &ein Polisift fol tpenis
ger ols lao ober mebr als 225 pfunb
tpiegen, unb bas @etpi9t Der Sermane
babjiinser fon i'm @erbdltniB gu ibrer
&orperb0be iteben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-11-07
gdglide SOnriften SGIatmasen

nah @olifornien, ebenio uah ct.
4ouis pia Teras & Bccific Babn
Dbne @ehiel. Sbreibt an iraeno
einen 9idet Naenten tpeaen oieies
neueu 9ienites Doer an 6, IS. Turs
ner, @enerals 8aiiaaiersQeent. Dals
las. 9eras.
The Washington times., 1904-09-01

Of alumni. national in it's aims and pur-
poses, the university now seems thor
oughly qualified to carry out and realize
the objects that have been in the minds
OF many patriotic men and women. Its
charter dates almost back 70 Washing
ton s day, its site is near the one Sc
lected by Washington: its aims are
broad and national. and il seems 70
meet in a peculiar way all the plans and
make possible all the ideals of George
Washington regarding an institution IN
the Capital City.
Fine Buildings Planned.
In the projected new group Of build
ings viii be the George Washington Me
mortal. the administration building Of
the university. The building is 20 cost
$500. go. and Will contain a large memo
rial hall. an auditorium with a seating
capacity from 1000 to 100. Offices for
the faculty and boards, and other neCes-
sary apartments.
Around the George Washington Memo
rial are to be grouped the other univer-
sity buildings. These include the alum
nj hall. gymnasium. eight dormitory
halls, and the library and law build
ings. Each is TO be an imposing speci-
men of architecture.
The Washington times., 1904-09-01

with her sister. the Crown Princess
The lieutenant was en-
deavoring to subdu0 a vicious horse,
and the princess watched him with OBJ
vious interest Later he was intro
duced to her at Abbazia, a fashionable
watering place near Trieste, and he met
her again at a private ball given by
her sister Stephanie-
The lieutenant undertook TO teach
Princess Louise horseback riding, and
he became her instructor in 1896. They
were constantly together, and their
names were frequently linked in court
gossip.
Husband a Roue.
The husband OF Princess Louise,
Prince Philip Of Coburg, apparently
made no objection to the friendship Of
his wife with the handsome Uhlan Of
dcer. He had frequently been accused
of cruelty to his wife. He was a no
torious roue. q drunkard, and the boon
companion Of his mad brother-in-law,
Crown Prince Rudolph, in the orgy at
I,everling. which eliminated In the
murder Of Baroness NetZera and the
death of the crown prince.
Princess Louise tried unsuccessfuliy 10
secure a divorce, and was constantly
with Lieutenant Won Mattachich. The
Austrian Emperor forbade her appear
ing at court festivities because OF her
conduct. and told Prince Philip that he
must challenge Won Mattachich or re
main away from the court himself
on February IS, 1898, the birthday OF
Princess Louise, Lieutenant Won Mat
tachich and Prince Philip fought duel
in the riding school at Vienna The
conditions OF the duel were that tire.
shots each should be allowed with pis-
tolls. and II neither was injured the duel
should be continued with swords.
The Washington times., 1904-09-01
Sahara RObber Story
Was Much of a Romance
Jason Paige Admits That He Was Robbed
by Bedouins, But Declares He Suffered
No Physical F1ardShips

Jason Paige, engineer Of the Oriental
exploration fund Of the Chicago Uni
versity. which has its station at Bis
myra. Turkish Arabia, is now at his
home in Washington.
Mr.. PfEge reached New York Satur-
day on the Italian liner Perugia. from
Naples, and gained some notoriety Oh his
arrival through the publication of a
story Of his having been held Up ana
robbed by bandits I'm the Desert OF Sa-
hara.
in speaking of the incident, Mr.. Paige
said today the report had been greatly
exaggerated. and had caused him con-
annoyance. He emphatically
denies the statement that he was robbed
of a valuable collection Of curiosities
and says that at no time was his life
in danger The statement that he Is a
graduate of the Chicago University. and
had been engaged In explorations in
Africa, is also erroneous.
Wishing 70 correct the impression con
veyed by the stories Of his adventures
The Washington times., 1904-09-01

Mr.. Paige gave his own version Of the
attack made upon him and his caravan
by robbers.
After leaving Bismyra. where the eX-
ploration fund is engaged in excavating
Babylonia ruins, he made his way from
Bagdad. Turkish Ara bia. to Damascus,
across the Syrian desert. -Four hours
west Of Bagdad the caravan was held
up by Bedouin Arabs. who robbed him
and his guides Of all their personal ef-
feCts. No threat was made upon their
lives, however, and they were immed-
lately allowed TO continue their journey
The hOld-up caused the party de-
lay OF two weeks. while n new caravan
was gotten together at Bagdad. They
then proceeded TO Naples. and reached
there without further incident
The young explorer denies that the
bandits stole collection of rugs and
CuriOs which he had procured from the
natives. So far as the statement that
he was compelled to live on what vege-
tation he could find is concerned. he says
il IS absurd. as the party was only a
short distance from Bagdad. when the
attack occurred.
The Washington times., 1904-09-01
OLD COLUMBIAN
ENJOYS NEW NAME
To Be George Washington
University" HencefOrth.
CHANGE IS EFFECTIVE TODAY
Plans to Follow High Ideals Described
by Father of His Country Over
a Century Ago.

Columbian University today, by a
special act of Congress, assumes its
new name: The George Washington
University" Authority for the change
of name was given by Congress on
January %. 1904. and under this title
the university will continue its work OF
higher education.
Included in the departments of the
college this year are Columbian College,
department Of arts and sciences. depart
ment of medicine. department of dem
tistry. department of law, and depart
ment Of Jurisprudence and diplomacy. 1t
has been determined to add two other
branches to the course OF studies as
soon as the necessary endowment can
be obtained. These are 10 be a depart
ment of public health and a department
Of Bibliology and library science.
Aided by Great Men.
Columbian University was incorpor-
ated in Washington in 1871. about TWEEN
ty-twO years after WashingtOn's death,
and, according, as far as possible, 20 the
principles he expounded relative TO a
national university.
Many distinguished men of that ped
to the support of the new college. Among
these were John quincy Adams and WI
liam W. COrCoran, the noted philanthro-
pist.
The former gave 5000 70 the college,
and an appropriation of lands. valued al
$4,000 was made by Congress. Mr.. Cor
coran was instrumental In establishing
the departments Of law and medicine.
and in 1873 he gave 100000. Ito make
the college A university" Congress then
amended the charter. and gave the col
lege the name Of Columbian University
Growth Of Institution.
officers Of the university now number
2o6. and the student body comprises LAS
attendants. In addition to the United
States there are representatives. from
Hawaii, Philippine Islands, Porto Rico.
Chile, China. Costa Rlca, Cuba, Ger
many, Japan, Peru. and Venezuela.
Since its inception the university has
graduated 1850 students. and conferred
1858 degrees.
Under Its new name and with the
contemplated equipment for educational
research. the university will follow as
closely as possible the lines laid down
by Washington, in his viii and in a
series Of addresses and private letters.
The Washington times., 1904-09-01

The pistol duel was without result.
10 was wounded The Princess Louise
congratulated Won Mattachich on the
outcome Of the duel.
In order to raise money with which
to elope, they forged the name Of PIin-
cess Stephanie to bills of exchange.
which were discounted by money lend
ers. Two months later they went to
England, but subsequently, returned to
Vienna.
At Agram the PrincesS Louise was
seized and taken to a private sauitar-
ium at Doebling, and Won Malta chich
was cOurt-martialed for the forgeries
and sentenced to military degradation.
the loss of all titles and Imprisonment
for six years. After serving four years,
he was pardoned
Prison for Paramour.
Twice during 1903 he made attempts
to rescue Princess Louise. but each
time was frustrated. Won Mattachich
wrote a book in which he said that
while IN prison he had been tortured at
the instgation Of Prince Philip. He
said he had been promised his liberty
if he would agree not to try 70 see the
princess, but he had always refused.
as he stil loved her.
Princess Louise is the mother of three
children-Prince Leopold, an officer of
the Austrian cavalry, who visited New
York with his father in March. 1902; a
daughter who married the brother OF
the German Empress. and is now the
Duchess of Schleswig- Holstein. and an
infant son, born shortly after she was
put In the Doebling asylum, and whose
name does not appear In the Almanac
de Gotha.