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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-05-26
Mebr 8efpeiSe
&onsten tn mer idaeaer 1T Gan antouio eta.

Bepeiie fir ben fplaenoen @eae1=
itat1o peroen BON ieoem San Nntu=
1tter init Sntereffe eeleien tperoer1.
90 Btele MAIDEN tdelih oieielben grs
fabrunaer. 9aa nabftebenbe 8eugs
nts iDate Elm itherer 8etpeis fir ie.
ben 8meifelnoen iein. 2eiet es por=
iibtig.
Der SEQ. SIS 9iebente @traRe
pobnenoe Zimmerman s.. Morales
iaat: Set einem Sabre bate ih in
t1ettem Ruden uno in Der @eite Def
tlge @hrneraen, baB ih es supeilen
ribt ausbalten tpnnte. Sd bette
aub anoere SpmptDme, Die mid
nberaeugten, baB meme Niereu nidt
IN Sronung tuaren. Sb bDrte bon
Soan.s Biuen unb taufte cine S@aGs
tel. gbe i'd Die Sdlfte BACON ae=
nDrnnen batte, tuarer bic @hmeraen
i'm Wnden unb oa8 Nierenleioen Der.
bmunoen. Sd bebaupte, baB Nie=
ntano, Der entpeoer i'm Berar Drug
Stpre posr bel Tiiber & Gpringal
Doanss Wierenpiuen fault, in Dem
Neiultat tbres @ebraubs enttauiht
iein miro. Weine gpdter hatte
Shmeraen i'm &iden. bic itd biz
gum 9@ulterblatt a%usoebnten, uno
9oan' 8 Mlereupiuen heilten iie.
erbaltlta bel allen Drgeuiften.
Yre!s 90 Gents. Softer WtiQburn
70. IN Buffalo, 81. g., aueiniQe
Igenten fir bic Ser. Staeten,
BerQeht niAt ben Natner Doan
una aeee0ttrt eein Gubititut.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-05-26
Sic lteberfebeuSeu aus arpBer 3et,

Die lteberfebenbeu ans 9rpBer .3ett.
Sn einer, Dffisieuen Nadrufe, Der
benz iueben neritDrbenen @rafen 6ein=
rih 2ebnoorf gemiomet muroe, i'll
oieler General Der leste iener aus
geseibneten WGnner, tpe(he Die I'M.
mittelbare um9ebung oes oroben
3aiierS @ilbelm bes @riten biloeten, "
aenannt moroen. 9a3u bemerft oas
.8erl. Eaaebl.": Das lit cine pisl=
leidt rur gu patbetiibe unribtiateit,
Die aber bod Der BerbeiierunQ be.
oarf. SIN 9Doesiabre oes &ailers
(lSSS) adblte iein militdriihes Sc.
folae 20 Observation-Disclosures, beren
dlteiter Der @raf b. b. @olb, oeren
iingiter Der @raf @alberiee mar.
Won oieier Sbaar 1ino lett benz 6in-
lbeioen oes @rafen 2ebnoprff MUIR
nod orei an, 2eber: Der @eneralfelo-
maribaG Trhr. b. QDe in Bonn, nit
leinei1 rs Sahren ber iiineite Der orei,
aber infolae zines ihmerer1 2eioens
Der am tuenigiten riiftiae. Der @ene.
raj Der Snfanterie b. @eroer, benz
nod Niemano feline SO Sabre aniiebt.
uno Der Brina 6einrib Der Siebente
BON &euB. Der am ndhften Ia. Suli
iein 80. 2ebenSiabr UDQenoen miro.
Gin Invertebrates ~8uiammentreffen 1T
es abriaens. caB oieie @eneralaoius
tanten ale orei ~ ben .Wilit6roiplos
rtaten" eebDren, bic nibt rur nit Dem
Sbmerte. i0noern AUDI nit Dem Wurt
uno nit Der Sober fir ibren taiier.
liben 6errn tdtie maren: Soc als
Spesialgeianoter am 8atitan, Wers
Der als WilitdrbepoumdhtiQter, 1pG.
ter als 8otibafter in Betersburg,
ReuB ala BDtibafter in Betersburg,
&Dnftantinopel unb @ien. Mber oo,
nit lit bic Site Der Widnner aus Der
lebten umgebung &aiier @ilbelms
bes griten nod teinespeas erih5pft.
@ana abaeleben ppu ben Slieelao.
iutanten. Die uie bic iebieen @ene.
rdle @raf Tind b. Sindenftein, Mbolf
b. Billion. @raf Weoel (oeraeit BOT.
fbafter in @ien), b. 2inoequift, b..
Bleiien &C., nod i'm beiten Wannes.
alter ftehen. erfreut fib aber oph
nod manh anoererer Der @efdbrter
oes alten 8aiiers in boiler Stride
oeS nD~lneroienten Nusruhens- pro-
cul negotiis. go Der General Der
Snfanterie b. Strubbera, Der bic
2ait ieiner 80 Sabre in uneeminoer.
ter Stride tr6at, uno nDr allen oes
8aiiers OberbDfs uno Sausmaribau
@raf Srib 8erpunher, per. ebenio
alt. INNER nod aufreht uno aeraoe
aeblieben lift. uno p0n ben oberiten
bic 5iriten Butbus.
BleB, 5abfelot.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-05-26
Gin Ibletd,enSer gpS.

8lutpereiitWus fabrt Cob berbei.
s, 6, @tearns, Belle 9laine, Minn.,
ldreibt, oaB ii6 Elm 5reuno an be,
9anb perlebte, tuoour9 Blutpersiftuns
eIntrat. Budlen's Nrnica Gable aoa
bag @ift beraus unb iein 9eben tpar
serettet. 25 @ts, per @6adtel bel S.
&alteper & SON, SEQ. 5. S, S9mibt,
@iaent.. unb Mo Dreis.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-05-26
gsettlaut nit Dem Sppe.

Der Iob nabte i6neQ", idrelbt
&alpb S. 5ernauoe5, Campo, Sla, ,in
5Olse BON 2eberleiben uno Sersfranf=
beit, bic mir ben Gdlaf raubten unb
mir bas Sntereiie am 2eben nabmen.
Sd bate 8ieles periudt, big i9 @lec=
tric 8itters sebraudt e. @a6 orei "a.
gen fiblte i6 mid tpie Elm teuer Mann
uno beute bin i'd %polfommen sebeilt.'
gu 6abeu bel S. &alteDer & SOn, SEQ.
8, S. 9dmibt, gisent, anb Go. 9reiB'
Brels so Cts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-05-26
,,@rmatteter Natureu fremnolfder BE.
leber''

If Der Sblaf, aber BEL @ppetitloiieteit,
iblehter Serbauung. 8opfibmers pnb
bertodtem 9eibe tpiro guer @ehirn per<
uirrt, tuer6en Cure Nerben rei5bar tpers
ben, uno tuir6 Der 9fatur freunbliher Be.
leber euh niht aufiuhen. 8pr pielen
Sabren fanoen bic alien MDnbe een ct.
Bernbaro inter &rhutern un6 @uraeln
Elm fiberes 9eilmittel fir aGe bieie uebeI,
inoem fie einfab bic Sober pieoer in aee
iunoe Sdti9teit neriebten, un6 aIe an6es
rem Suncti0nen ihlpfien iib bieler lDfort
on. Die ct. 8ernarb &rduterpiIen limb
oas bette Wittel. Die 2eber au reaulieren
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-05-26

u0oro $ SOrmaltn" (Gimer &
antiieptiibes Wittel gegen
8ranonunben, @unoen, 9autauS'
ihlag ooer dbnlihe 2eioen. Sn
allen Npotheten au haben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-05-26
MlerIet.

= Nm @rdberihmndunastaee,
30. Wai, miro AUDI bon ben W{its
alieoern Der g. q. 81. oes ueritur.
bener &ameraben Mleranoer &ubn
aeoaht meroen, inbem pur benz
Srabe cine Geier abaebalten uno iiber
oaiielbe elm Salut abgefeuert pirb.
Nuf Der 6abrt BON @alueiton
nah Bremen ftarb auf Dem Dannpfer
am Gage DOC Der Nntunft am Sc.
itimmungsort Der betannte Sumelier
Nuguit 6 ri ser. Ct befano lid,
auf Der Hei{e nab Carlsbad, oas er
I'M %nerganaenen Sabre i1pn beluht
nno oaB inn Diel grleihterunQ BOT,
ieinen 2eloen peribafft batte. Die
9eihe wiro auf Nnpronuna Ieines
Truoers grnit bierber suriidgebraht
tueroen. Muguit griber NOR 46
Sabre alt unb in Suinois geburen.
gr tam i'm Sabre 1878 bierber unb
etablierte init ieinem Bruoer, suerIt
am Drain Blaaa. elm ubrmaher,
uno Sumelens@ eibdft. Beibe uarer
tiftige Nrbeiter in ibrem Sadie unb
batten guten @rfolg. tpDpor ibr beus
tiges groBes uno elegantes @eIhdft
Seugnis ablegt.
Die 9irettDren Der San Nns
tonio Spring garneual Nfuciatipn
baben lire ShluBabreHnuna aes
ttatt uno feitgeiteut. bas oas Geft
etren ueberfhuR BON mebreren 6uns
bert Dollars ergeben Bat.
Die Nff0ciatipn Der 8dders
meifter BON geras. bic in Dallas
tagte, bat beihloHen, i'm ndhiten
Sabre in San Nntonio a%uiammensu.
treten.
Wag9ie 6arnep bat Die Stra.
Benbabn > @eieufhaft auf $40, 900.
Shaoeneriab nertlagt. neil ibr flint
Sabre altes T0bterben am II. Npril
an Nuenue 6 uno 10. StraBe BON
elmer Gar iberfabren unb get6tet
muroe.
Die Suniet Babn pertauft NOR.
gen 9idets nod 6puitpn unb surid
fir $40. Der 8ua fdbrt UNI 1890
abeno8 ab unb bic Tidets 5ino Biz
Wonta9 fiir ben Witternahtssug ails
tig.
= 3ebn TuB bod aus feinem
Ung9g ourb bic Suit uno banr Az
Vooen gemorfen 81 ueroen, Dbne
Shaoen gu nebmen, lift audi elm
Wunoer, oas einem iungen Wanne
Wamers g. @. Bpumert palfierte.
Sem Bfere ibeute an Der gde BON
Wain Guenue uno 6ouiton Gtrase
uno tuuroe untontrDlierbar. @s
fpran9 auf oaS 9rpttoir, mari bos
Buggn um uno ibleifte es nod cine
Strede, ebe es iif BON @elhirr BE-
freite uno bic Drain Npenue binauf
lief. Die 8uidauer oes uneliids. |
falIes a%laubten. ber junge Wanr, iei
tot uno tparen erftaunt, i'm init eini'
gen Shrammen oapon tomtner 81
Glfreo 6 Smescum perflagt bic
Siolihe Bacific 8abn auf $40, 900
Sdaoeneriab. neil er auf Der Tabrt
BON bier nab Spofforo nit einem
perunalidte. CT beaablte
benz 3onoufteur 80 Gents alS Sabrs
GELD.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-05-26
Wetuht.

Cine oeutihe Srau-mittleren Il'
ters-fir aagemeine 6ausarbeit, 3o'
den uno Biaeln. Spbm @ooos.
Nahaufra9en in Der @oobs RatiU.
nal Bant.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-05-26
Sdnser nub bas QoneS tar Wier

Sd sebe meinen S9lenorian-
Na9ts UNI Die aip6lfte Stunoe-
Gs itebt Elm Wirtsbaus an Der 9abn
Sn einem thbten 8runoe-
SIN tiefen Keller iib' i'd bier
i'm Srlg Sum grilnen Rranse-
Neiht mir oas @las gefl1t nit Bier
Su bHt ne nette Yhan5e-
Sd bab' Den gan3en 8ormittaa-.
Wolauf oenn, nod getrunfen-
Dem Se4er Drobt fein StunoenI6lag-
Jreu6e, 8~6tterfunfeu-
SD nsbm meiu @ldsben in Die 9anp-
Sm 9ontmer n1ub man trinten--
Jilut mir Den Be6er bis gum Rano-
Su Ghfpert an meiner 2inten-
. alte 8uri6enberrli6teit.. ~.
Srei munt're Burden iaBen-
SIN N8inter, tuenu es friert uuo ihneit-
@ubier auf griinem Gaien-
gDer nieinals einen &aui& sebabt-
Vim grunnen Dor benz Sore
Sbr grioer, ia. oas bieB gelabt-
Son 9er5en con aT1ore-
Sd Tenn men beQeu goelfein-
Ilt 3eioelber9. eu Geine-
Sas tpar Der 6err BON &ooeuaein-
SGreibsit, Die i'd meine-
Sc brauft elm &uf uie 9onuerbaa-
gu Mantua in 8auoen--
Sm yaume fugt ole Na6tieau-
es sebt ourb ale 2anoen-
@ls ytoab aus benz Raiten ipar-
so plnftlih CUR Setunoe-
Wein Bier uno Wein 1T frii9 uno flor
Sss Sabres lebte Stunoe-
@as 1T oes 9ebsns b6afe 9uit?-
Was lebret Die Grfabruns29
Sd rlf es Iaut aus oeutiber BrMf-
es mar sinmal Elm 6arung-
@arolus LAB i'm 9ermslin-
Sm Walo uno auf Der 9eioe-
10, tpenn bic S6malben beimpdrts ,isb'u-
Sin Rino tuie Gammt un0 Seioe-
Us ftebt Elm Baum i'm Ooennaio-
Mh, tpenn on tpdrft mein eigen-
S6ier oreiBis Sabre bit on alt
Viola. BaB uno @eigen-
Die Sonn' erpa6t nit ibrer Yra4t-
Viel goloene Gternlein itebeu-
pel1ltep@en cine quite Waft-
. Sdler melt, o 66ben-
9'rao aus BEN Wirtsbaus tomm' i'd bsraus-
IN oielen beil'eeu 9alen-
90 isb' osnn mol, ou fiaes Saus-
es 1T elm ShuB aefalisn.-
@un sebt mai Zone Gtar pisoer her,
Sas bette Bier i'm 9anoe;
Gs mabt niht Ropf uuo GaBe iaper
@srfdrtt bic Sreuubidaftsbanoe.
uno Uenn man oann geiuuesn bat
Die Geibe oieitr Qieoer.
9erlangt Der Surft mol in Der Sat
Sas SoHs Star Bier itsts pisosr.
0nnn ieoer Sdu9er pOlgemertf,
Qiebt's Zone Gtar Ster, oas SEINE,
uuo bat er i& oarau geitdrtt,
Sut sr IN ltso oas Sttne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-05-26
Gtpre Az perutteteu.

Der Store i'm gebGuoe Der Jreie
Breiie DO. 218 Oft. gummerce. Str,
20 5uB brett uno 100 SuB tief. ift
gu Dermieten. Rabaufraeeii In Der
Office Der
Treie 0reHe fir 9eras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-05-26
mdnMen aeSmdbt.

@eiubt wirb Elm Wao6en sur
Der 6ausarbeit. 9a&,
aufralen 225 Sing WiQiam Stra6e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-05-26
GREAT SUMMER
O eimm t

miro elm Surge. Der oextih leleu
uno ihreiben tam uno Der oas
SbrtftleBe1 gu erlerner tuttnint.
Nahaufraaen in Der .Treie BrefSea.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-05-26
ytidt roitenoes 9rabt>0 eatat,

ae6ite Senfters unb TGr . Screens.
3mei @agenlaeuneen empfanoen.
60. Stebes 4 Sons.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-05-26
Nidt roienoe Sir.

unb Tenlter Screens. aefirniBt uno
geolt. 60. SteDes 4 Sons.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-05-26

Der Sammelplab aaer Deut'
lden - Shols' Saloon. Glamo'
Blasa
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-05-26

SdiiBt Sud seseH 5lieseu
uno Wosquitps. Sbafft Gu6 ni&t'
roltenoes Drabteefleht uno ge1lte
2lr' uno Seniter . Screens an.
60, Stepes & Scus.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-05-26

Sirs mub Teuiter screeus
oeolt uno gefiruiBt. Derielbe 8reis
Tpie gebei5t urb gen1alt.
90. SteDes 4 Cons.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-12-07
Senator Frye introduced First q
GOVERNMENT LOSES BY STRIKE
Small Factories Going Into Bankrupt.
cy on Account Of Expenses.


cy on Account Of Expenses.
Warsaw, Russian Poland, Dec. c.
Many of the smaller factories are GO
ing into bankruptcy because of their
inability to meet the additional expen-
ditures occasioned by the increase OF
wages which the strikers forced tle
owners to grant.
Eight hundred men employed at the
governments central alcohol store
have struck for additional pay.
The postal and telegraph authorities
estimate that the government is losing
$4,000 daily by the present strike,
while the governments loss from tick.
cts alone during the recent railroad
strike is estimated at $18,500,O00.
A woman revolutionist, Olga Henkin
who accompanied by a friend went to
IYanovo on the Moscow-Yaroslav rail-
road to deliver revolutionary speeches
was waylaid by workmsn on her ar
rival at the station and both she and
her companion We're killed.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-12-07
Pickpocket Found Guilty.

Atlanta, Dec Cone of the men ar
rested on the charge of pocket picking
during the recent visit of the president
was yesterday convicted and sentenced
to pay fine of $500 or serve a year
in the cnaingang. The defendant was
II. c. White. and the prosecutor was G
A. Allen, who testified tnat he caught
White in the act of going through his
pockets.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-12-07
MASTER PLUMBERS LOSE SUIT
INDUCTION Against Association Is Made
Permanent by Judge.

INDUCTION Against Association Is Made
Permanent by Judge.
Atlanta, Dec. 6-The Master Plumb
ers' association was on Tuesday per
manently enjoined by Judge Pendle-
ton from interfering with the business
of M c. Vandiver, who about a year
ago brought suit, alleging that he was
about to be driven out of business by
the association.
Mr.. Vandiyer charged that the local
association Of master plumbers is a
branch Of national association which
has bylaws in restraint Of trade. He
alleges that unless a master plumber
was a member of the organization ne
could not purchase supplies anywhere
in the United States.
He charged that these alleged by
laws had been put in operation against
him, and that he was being forced o.
of business thereby. He asked an in
junction to restrain the association
from further interfering with him.
Jr3ge J. H. Lumpkin was at tina
time ON the bench, and he issued a re
straining order and set the case for a
hearing Since that time he has been
succeeded by Judge Pendleton, and
the latter took tne case up for hear
ing nearly a month ago. He mas
heard argument on it for days past.
Tuesday he handed down mis- deci-
sion which made the injunction per
manent, on the ground that the organ,
ization of master plumbers is held to-
getner by a contract in restraint of
trade.
The case mas attracted widespread
attention, and the result will be learn
ed with interest. 1t is probable. now.
ever, that the supreme court viii have
to pass on the matter before it is fnaL
Iy jisDOSed of
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-12-07
News of Death of American Consul

Albany, N. Y, Dec. 6.-American
consul General James Russell Parsons
Jr., who was killed by an electric car
at his post in the City of Mexico last
night, resided until his last appoint
ment by President Roosevelt. in El-
ken street, this city. He was born in
Hoosic FaRs, Feb. 20, 1861 He was
graduated at Trinity college. He was
American consul to AK Les Chappelle,
Germany, from 1888 to 1890. In 1891
he was made inspector of secondary
schools for the university of the state
of New York. In 1897 he was made
director of colleges and high school de-
partments and secretary of the uni
versity of New York. Mr.. Parson was
well known as writer He was author
of "Prussian Schools through Ameri-
can Eyes" French Schools through
American Eyes and other works of an
educational nature
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-12-07
WOULD ESCAPE DEATH PENALTY
Application Made to Change Sentence
To Life Imprisonment.

Atlanta, Dec, 6.-Application was
made to the prison commission Tues
day for Communication of sentence for
Will Cunningham, of Jefferson county,
from hanging to life Imprisonment.
Cunningham is a young negro, 10
years of age. VINO killed a~Aegro wo,
man WAC furnished him whisky. The
crime is said to have been the result
of his intoxication from this whisky.
He is sentenced to be hanged on
Friday, Dec. Is. Some of the most
prominent white people of Jefferson
county have interested themselves in
his behalf and have urged the commits
sion to grant the Communication. The
matter will be taken up for immediate
action when the commission meets
next Tuesday.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-12-07
IFIe;4 CONVENTION coNvENEs,
Resolution Proposed In Regard to a
New System of Government.

Dublin, Dec 6.-Tle Irish national
convention was opened at the Mansion
house this morning under t1e presi-
dency of John Redmond There was a
good gathering of members CT parlia-
ment and delegates from all parts of
the country. Special interest was
taken by those present at the conven-
tion in the advent of the New Liberal
administration at Westminster.
In this connection the following req
olution will be proposed We solemn
ly assert that no new system Of govern
ment in Ireland will be accepted as
satisfactory except a legislative as
sem0ly freely elected and representa-
tive Of the people VITA power to make
laws for Ireland and an executive gov
ernment responsible to that assembly
and this convention declares that tle
Irish national party cannot enter into
an alliance with or give permanent sup
port to any English party of govern
ment which does not make the qnes-
lion of granting such an assembly to
Ireland as Cardinal point of its
progress.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-12-07
Jamison Still In Jail.

Macon, Ga, Dec. 6.-Although his
bond is fixed at only $100, Henry Jami-
son. the negro twice released from the
Bibb county claingang by Judge Speer,
is still behind the bars of the Bibb
county jail Just why he has not Civ.
en- bond is not known, although this
is only the same amount fixed at the
time he was first released, which ne
promptly gave. He spends his time
pacing his barred cage, patiently wait
ing for the time to arrive when he will
be arraigned before Judge Speer In
Valdosta on Dec. H..
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-12-07
CONSUL DEAD IN
MEXICAN TRAGEDY
Well Known Writer and an Au
thor of Note.
is INSTANTLY KILLED BY A CAR
Coachman Tried to Cross Street in
Front Of Rapidly Moving Car Which
Struck Carriage, Knocking Him Out
Against Post, Tearing His Head Off.

Chicago, Dec. "a Tribune special
from Mexico City gives further details
OF the accident in which James Rus
sell Parsons, United States consul gen.
eral, lost his life there. He was in
an open carriage in which he was driv
ing with Mrs. Pasons and their son
which was struck by an electric car.
Mrs. Parsons was slightly injured
The boy escaped without a scratch
The accident happened wlile Mr.. Par
sons and his family were going to the
Central station to bid farewell to some
friends. The coachman tried to cross
street car track in front of rapidly
moving car, which struck the carriage
with terrific force, crushing it against
trolley post. Mr.. Parsons mead
struck the post, the whole top of tle
head being taken off.
When assistance arrived the body
was lying with the head and shoulders
on the pavement and the feet in tn
wreck of the carriage.
Mrs. Parsons was staggering blindly
around, stunned by the shock. and NUT
tering incoherent. sentences, inqucring
where she was and where she was
ing.
Mamma, l think papa is killed, -
said James Russell Parsons, Jr., but
Mrs. Parsons was too dazed to realize
the truth.
Mrs. Parsons was Immediately TAX.
en- by friends to her residence. where
medical assistance was given. Mr..
Parsons body was taken to the police
station, according to the police regula
tions, where the remains will be neld
pending an order from Judge
So far superficial examination failed
to reveal single injury or even a
bruise on any part Of the body except
the top Of the head Not a bone is
broken and except for blood stains
the face appears perfectly natural.
Until the @olice investigation is con
cluded there is no means Of fixing the
responsibility, as no actual eyewitness
was close enough.
The motor.nan and driver of the
coach both disappeared Immediately
after the accident and have not yet
been arrested. News of the affair
spread rapidly among members of
American colony.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-12-07
UNTIL NEXT WEEK
CONGRESS ADJOURNS
AS Soon AS Panama Bill is Dis
posed of.
TWO SENATORS TOOK THE OATH
Less Interest Manifested in Today's
Session-Unanimous Consent Was
Given for Consideration of Panama
Canal BiIl--Other News.

Session-Unanmous Consent Was
Given for Consideration of Panama
Canal 8Il-Other News.
| Washington, Dec. 6.-Less interest
as indicated by the attendance of
members and spectators was manifest.
ed in the proceedings of the house on
its convening today. An adjournment
until next week will be taken as sCon
as the Panama bill, to be taken up
today, is disposed Of
A session of the committee on rules
just before noon resulted in the prep
aration of rule which will force con
! sideration Of the canal bill should
unanimous consent be refused. The
rule provides for unlimited debate
Representatives Ransdale and Rob.
ertson, of Louisiana, presented them.
selves and took the oath of office.
Unanimous Consent Given.
Unanimous consent was given for
consideration of the bill appropriating
| S15,500,000 for the Panama canal. Mir.
| Williams claimed there should have
| been an itemized account of the lex.
penditures. Mr.. Hepburn made gen
eral speech on the canal and progress
of the work so far.
Rough Rider Gets Nomination.
Among the nominations sent to the
senate yesterday was that of Seth Bull
Ioch, OF Deadwood, S, D., to be United
| States marshal in South Dakota. Can
tain Bulloch, who is at present super
intendent Of the Black Hill Forest Re.
| serve, is a personal friend of the presf.
| dent. He commanded a company of
Rough Riders in the last inaugural pa
! rade.
Senator Frye introduced First Bill.
A number of annual reports of pub.
lie officials were laid before the sen.
ate at the beginning of today's session
| and this order was followed by the pre-
| sentat1on Of petitions and bills. O.
| which large number were introduced
| The first bill for the session was pre-
| sented by Mr. Frye and was a private
! pension measure.
Merchant Marine Bill introduced.
The merchant marine commission
| bill was today introduced by Senator
Gallinger. He also presented the flnan.
ctal report of that commission.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-12-07
TRAGEDIES FOLLOW RAPIDLY.
Miss Collins Is Killed, Miss Gbsor
Is Burned to Death,

Blackwater, Va:. Dec. 6.-The little
community around Kyle's Fort, Tenn.
mas been the scene of two shocking ac
cidents in the last "a hours.
The first, occurring Monday after
noon, was the accidental killing ot
Miss Rosa Collins, a we'll known young
lady of the neignborhood by the dis
charge of q shotgun in the hands oil
Cephas Roberts while ne was examfn
ing the gun in the home of Miss Col
Inns father.
The second was the burning to deaf
of Miss Anna Gibson and her mother
The daughters clothing caught fire ant
the mother, running to her rescue, was
also enveloped in the flames.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-12-07
INSANE WOMAN STILL HOLDS CAR
Took First Drink for Four Days-Re
fuses to Take Food

Girard, Kans., Dec. G-Mrs Irene
Berry Tuesday still held undisputed
possession of the railway coach on the
railroad tracks here, in which she had
been barricaded since Friday last
Early Tuesday she went into the car
aisle to get a drink of water, the first
she las taken in four days. Sac still
refuses to partake of proffered food.
She conversed with officers on guard
at the car, saying she would kill her
enemies, "but did not want to kill
everybody" Plans for the woman's
capture are still being proposed, but
no effort has been made to carry them
into effect.