davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-03-15
IN {einer BiQo am @oroa{ee lit

Sn ieiner Biua am Garoaiee lit
Der betannte oeuti9e Dibter Sttu
Grid 5artleben, DEFENDERS befannt
als Berfaiier BEG ergreifenoen Diff
sierss Dramas ,GDienmontag" uno
sahlreiber bumoriitilber Didtungen
in Gers uno 8rDla. g%eitorben. Sn
ieinem 3eitament bate er beltin1n1t,
oaB ietn Gumpf perbrannt uno iein
Sept prdpariert uno nah 9eutids
lano eebraht meroen loae. ueber
Die ablheuli9e 8%ebanolung oeS 80s
PIES miro nun pum @aroalee Der ges
idrieben: @ie man neiR, mar Der
9opf Sttp Grid 6artleben's oum
Numpfe aetrennt uno nDrlduftg auf
benz Srieobofe uur Salo in Galt uno
3inf gebettet mDrben. Man mar
Der Weinune. oaB Der &opf oes Did<
ters einige WDnate in oteIem pDrlduz
ftQen Grab uerbleiben, uno baB Der
S1Goel erit nod Beenoiauna oes
natirliben 8ermeiunasproaeiies prd=
pariert uno nab Deutlhlano gelhafft
tperoen tpiiroe. Die Wittpe oes
8erItorbenen bat aber anoere Wnoro=
nunaen getrpfen. Sic minihte ben
&opf sugleib NIT Der Nine nah Ser
lin brineen au fDnnen. gu nuroe
Der artt1e aopf DttB Grih's nieber
5einer oorldufiqen Gubeftdtte entnoms
men, oas @ebirn beraus9eipilt unb
Die nod unperpelten I(eilhteile BON
ben RnUden abgefrabt. unapeifelz
baft bat bic Wittrue oeS 9tdters
nit bieier Irbeit einen Mrst be-
trauen ppIen. gatiahe lit nber,
oaB iib Der @opf oes Dibters geitern
frEb in ben 6dnben zines 2asaretts
gebilfen befanb, ber bic 8rGparies
rurts bes Snabefs fir bic Iusfuhr
nah Deutfhlano in aduslth pietdtlD.
fer Weiie pDrnabms Set benz 9ooe
6artlebens tuaret aeftern aGt Gage
perftrihen. Ils bic 1leiIhteile
ihleht unb redt nit m0alibfter BE
fdlennieuna entfernt tpuroen. iteute
iih beraus, beB Die Giite fir Den
transport oes Sbaoels nod MIDI
auf benz Triebbofe mar. so tpurbs
benin Otto Cribs errner 9ppf in cir
8eitunaspapier einaeihlager uno Dor
benz 2a5arettgebilfen unterm Wrm(
fDrteetrasen nie elm 4obltDpf,
Mit Der Barte aina es nun mad
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-03-15
e a =,

Die Drauerei in 81 Balo lit
OH 5. g. Dieter fir $65, 900 Der.
tauft.
Ser Neeer Sulins 5tepens,
melder einen Woroanariff quf Carl
AnoerioH 9eluabt bate, III i'm @es
fananis 81 4pngpiew eriboiien mors
ben.
in Martin itarh vs., q. WeQ,
friber in Wdarlin, ipater in WacD
tpDbnbaft.
Das brei Monate alte 91hters
6en oes in Der Mdbe bon Baris
mpbnenoen Farmers Selm rpurbe in
@eaenmart Der Wutter BON einem
wutenoen gielbenait angepadt uhe
tet geidHttelt.
~ Der @taatsienat Cat bic ,Wntis
Stalper" <0iq uno bas GeprGIene
tantenbaus Die .S. g. Wereer".
Sin our &einidrift beDrbert.
@Dnrab Sbpara in guero,
relher Den BaBnaaenten Snrl er.
uno am %, Mdrs eebdnat mer=
ben iou, bat in einem Yrief an Die
@ittme garl's feline Geue iiber Die
Sat ausgelprohen.
- Jn Der Ndhe BON Ji1der's
Store @omal COUNTY Iolten swei
Weritaner. Die peroddtie paren, Den
@inbruh in 2awbDn's Store in
&enoalia began9en 81 baben. oerbaf=
tet moroen. Sic iebten ii9 su @ebr,
babel uuroe elmer erihoiien, Der ar,s
oere tuuroe init Dem 9aiiD eineefan<
gen.
= Sn Seeuin bat Elm eepilier
Su6ge .JobniDn, Elm Neger, spei
WeiBe, so. 3. gDot in COLORADO
County uno S. 6. Sole in Monroe,
So auf $11.l80 S1aoenerIab per.
tlagt. st bebauptet, Die Betreffens
ben bitten i'm unter falI9en Bor-
ipieaelungen mad WonrDe In 2oui.
liana gelDft, bdtten i'm bort nod Ell.
ner einiamer, in ungelunoer @eaeno
Blantaae gebrabt unb i'm
auf berlelben pie einen Sflapen aes
Grft bas ginidreiter Der
BunoesbebDroen babe i'm befreit.
gilt in 5eauin fir einen
rebtlihen, 0roentlihen Neaer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-03-15
6auS ab9eipannt naO anfgelOit.
Sumocrte in Can Mntunto befinoen
Sid1 TT oteIem 3uftance-

Simmer abgeipannt.
Wtiioe Gag un0 Na6t;
Hidens uno SeitenI9mer5en;
WQes tpeaen Der Nieren;
Die 0ieren miiien anaere9t mere
ben;
Cine San WntpniDrin seiat guh,
auf melhe @eile.
Wtrs. Rampn Garcia, Die sSrau
bes SEQ. 206 Nebrasfa StraBe tppb=
nenoen &ar1ur @arcia, iaet: rSeit
bier Doer flint Sabren bate i'd mebr
Doer meniger Nierenleiben uno litt
an lbwahem Gifen. @enn ib ldrz
aere 3eit aufrebt itano, tpuroe t1eirt
Nnden 10 miioe unb ibmadl, baB es
fIr mild 19mer mar, meme Mrbeiter
81 belor9en. Cine ueberan1trenz
gung neribttmtnerte ben Shrners
nno tpenn ib mild ertdltete, nerfblug
fth Die @rtdltune auf ben &uden uno
i'd litt firbterlib. SD bDrte, baB
Ooan's NierenzB iaen bel Der Berar
Drug w., Doer bel Slider q Sprinz
gall gu baben iino urb ib peribaffte
mir cine Sbabtel oapon. Sic tuirfz
ten lDfDrt uno ib flblte MIDI BON
BEN eriten Gage an, no ib ite nabm,
better. Die Billen beieitigten 1hlieB<
lih bic GiGenibmer5er in rabitaler
Weiie uno oaber meiB ib, oaB 1ie
allies erfiqen, mas gu ibrer gf,pfeb=
lung 9eiaat miro"
@rbaltlih bel allen DrDeuiiten.
Breis 80 Gents, Softer Winburn
Go, In Buhalp, sc. g., aIeiniae
Naeaten fir bic Ser. Staaten.
Wergebt ni6t ben Mamen DDan
uno aeceDtirt tein Subititut.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-03-15
0es oberften 0aterlpp

@ol. Sobn 30. Sttler bon SoneD
@robe, Ser, erlitt beinabe fem Waters
loo bur6 2eberz unb NierenzSrubel.
Sn einem 8riefe iagte er. Sd mar
beinabe tot unb mein @r3t fonnte mir
1i6t belfen; eiite 25 Gts. 6lai9e Sbres
electric 8itters beilte mid. Sd balte
ibn fir Die bette WfebiSin Der @elt.
3um 8erfauf m1b garantiert fir TN
perbauli6feit, Sale urb Nierenlei6en
BET s. &alteper & Sobn (@. s. S.
S9mitt) linb @OOlpb SreiB 5u SO @ts.
bic Slafhe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-03-15
Sn elmer 8erliner Yeituno il

Sn elmer Berliner Beituna lit
81 leien: @inen erbeiternoen 4rpi.
lbenfau CAB es in Der Sauptper.
iammlung oes 8ereins sur S6r6e.
rung bee W%oorfultur. Soebeu botte
Der Soritbenoe Die Namen BON od5t
oeritorbenen Witelieoern uerlelen
uno Die T~eriammlune fib su ghren
Der 3oten BON ben BldBen erboben,
oa meloete iib aus Der B%erlammluna
Elm 0err gum Wort uno erfldrte:
mWein Same lit sy. Shulb $ @pra,
@utsbeiiber Az &arlsbpf in 8eit.
preuBen. SD bin unter Der 8abl
Der aht Ierftorbenen, 81 beren @bren
Die 8~eriammiuna uno if ielber eben
BON ben Bldben anf9eftonoen iino;
ih lebe aber nod
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-03-15
Der .9erliner Qnfol.. anse

Ser ,gerfiner 9pfal . ansei.
ger" melbet. oaB cine tpeitere 3uIam>
mentunft Der einaelitaatttten 5fs
t1anaminiiter fiir ben Sommer oes
plant lift, umleine Seritanoigune iiber
bic lGngit oils unertdBlid erfannte
Geihsfinansreform au @eae gu brins
gen. Betanntlid fanoen ihon an=
ldBlib Der jiingiten 8eratunaen lber
Die neuen 6anoelsoertrGae &onferens
gen 5miiben ben Winiftern Der Gin
selitaaten ftatt, aber iie poren p6lIie
ergebnislos perlaufen, obnDl auers
ieits Der CUTE @iQe betunoet puroe,
aus Der uuertraalihen iSinanstala'
mitdt, in Der iid oa8 &eib nun
ihon felt lanaem befinoet, heraussu=
fDtt,rler.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-03-15

- Iuf Der ,itiden Bauline'', uie
beaeihrenoer Weile Die Rleinbabr
BON Matbenom nah Baulinenaue
aenannt miro, ereienete fih oieier
cage folgenber Gorfan: Nuf Der
Citation e~rtunoiate lih elm 5abreait,
OBJ er mol 3eit genua babe, uirt eins
NAL auaauiteigen. Dies tpuroe ibm
NIT benz 8eoeuten auaeiibert, baB
erit rangiert uno Elm auf einem See
bengeleiie itebenoer Berfonenmaaen
angebdn9t tuerben mh1ie. Mls 6ies
geibeben mar, itieg Der Jabrgait gee
meiniam NIT Dem 8uafnbrer, Der
laut Nbfabren!'' aerufen bate, in
ben angebdngten Wagen. Das Biz
gele oampfte los, aber-oer anaes
bdngte Wagen blieb fteben. Mls Der
3ugftbrer uno bas StationsperlonaI
merften, oaB man in Der Gle"
pergeiien batte ben @agen ansufop.
peln, lief man Dem mad Senate au
oampfenoen Bulge na9 unb rief:
.,6alt! 0alt!" Nber Die 2otomo,
tipe bate mertwiroiser @eile ibren
aopf fiir fid uno ibleppte ben BUG
obne bic Ruridgebliebenen Speiter.
@rft in Senste muroe Der 8uefab.
rer permiBt. ST bate fid in5uiiben
auf Die Beine aemaht uno tuar benz
Durhbrenner na6aelaufen, tp1bs
reno Der faltaeftellte 5ahrgait cine
Stunoe uartete, biz Der ndbite Bug
eintraf, um oann Die &eiie fortsu.
feken.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-03-15
ueberrafa,eupe eferblidhfeit.

Die Statiftif seigt cine iiberrai6enoe
Sterbli6feit bon Appendicitis un6 pee
ritonitis. Safar giebt es Elm 3tper=
ldffgeS Wtittel, Or. Sings nele 2es
benszpiaen. Scr. Slannerp, IA Gue
tom 9ouie Blaee, Chicago, fagt: Sit
baben ni6t ibresslei6en fir Sale unb
W~erfopfung. % @ts. bel S. @alteper
& Sobn CO. S. s. S@mitt) unb
4boIpb EreiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-03-15
Gtpre srt bermietem.

Der Store in, @ebduoe Der ssreie
Hrefe SEQ. 218 Dit. gummerce. Str,
~ 5nB brett uno 100 SUB tief, 1T
81 oertnieten, Radsufragen in Der
Office Der
Trete 0reiie fir Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-03-15
Nt@t bte ~sniluensa.

ionoern 9eberleiben Iinb oieieniaen 8ranfz
belten, BON oenen bic meiften NenSd1en
befaneu tuerben. Nle SSene, tpeIche BON
&Dpfibmer5en, Sobbrenmen, Beritopfuno,
Shlafloii9teit, Nerboiitat, Obreniaulen,
Shmera in Der 5eite, uebelteit, Mottias
felt, &C. geplc9t ueroen, linb leberfranf
un6 gehen Dem 9O6e entaebeu, tuenn ite
niht balo Siilfe ihafen. Mber tpie? Mit
sSt. Bernaro'S 8rduterpiuen", benz aners
tannt beiten Mittel gesen 9eterleioen,
oas lie e%rfunoen iuurbe uno iiH ;Sabrbun.
oerte lat1a betu1hrt bat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-03-15

a~ Sali, cement. Sano, Bad.
iieire, feuerfefie Steine uno 9bpa.
2beer uno Nspbaltpapier, 9ahpappe.
Cheer uno Nspbalt, Del, 9erpentin.
barben, 8laS &c. &c. itets pprr1tbio
Get s. g. 3telmann, 306 Oft.
eominerce-S t.aBe. @iebriee Breife,
quite Waore iomie quite nno reeue
8eoienuri9 merhen aarnntirt. -
Geienbpn All.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-03-15
8eritbrt perbpraeme Helien.

Wenn Guer 8eiunbbeitsf6if Bic Der
bDrgenen Selfen Der S6minbfu9t,
2nnsenentSiinbung etc. beribrt, 10 leib
SIR perloren, tpenr1 Sbp niht in 81.
Sings neuer gttt0edung fir @9uinb@
iu6t 9ilfe fu6t. S.. %. Me4innom
BON Sallabega Springs, Nla. ,f9reibt.
Sd mar iebr franf an 2ungenentaiin
bung nit 5pei MerSten unb tpurbe
better, als i6 Sr. Sings Neue @nte
beduns gebrau6te. 9ie erfe Solis
CAB @rlei9terung, cine 5laf6e furierte
mid. gu baben BET S. &alteper &
Sobn (@. S. 5. S6mitt) unb Mbolpb
9reiB. Preis so Cts. unb 81. Brobe-
flaf9e fret.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-03-15
StQat Shio, 8ole D o, [

StQat Ohio, cole BOT
9ueas Gountet SIS.
BranfS $. Gbenep bei6lp5rt, oaB et Der at=
tere 9artner Der Girma S. s. Gbenep&@p o.
1T, tpelhe Seiddfte IN Der Staot Soleoo, III oben=
Iaete Girma oie Summe bon einbunSert
9oltars ffr ieoen Sal BON 8atarrb be3ablen
miro, Der our6 ben @ebrau@ bon 9all's 8 a.
tarrb : 6 II ni8t gebeilt iperoen fam.
Graat S. GbenfM
1871 9sI9pareflbo mir lino u~rtcrf6rieben
Siesel in meiuer @esenipart am 6. @eptem=
l0c Der u. 8. '86.
q. %. IS leap u. 6ifentlidet Gutsr,
spal's &atartb far MIRO ~innfrtid) senOmnen
uno iuirtt brett auf oas 8lut uno ole i6leimigen
O6er1dben Deg Spiterns. 2aBt Sud 3eu9nifie fret
sui9iden.
s. s. @benep s. So, Soleoo o.
~ gertanft BON alien &pOtbetern, preis Is
@ents bic Glaias,
GaH's HsusttteH. q tnsa Eno Die beasu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-03-15
lInalaubItdhe 8rutalitat.

@s wiirbe unglanbIi6e 8rntalitQt
gepeien fem, bate Gbas. 3. Gambler
ger bon Spracuie, g., g., ni6t bas
8elte fir ieinen franfen Sobn getan,
Wtein Sobn, iagt er, erbielt einen
grdBllden S9nitt iiber benz @l1qe; ih
tpanbte 81flen'8 9ttnica Sable ali
ltiO bic @1lnOe beilte. Nlr 25 6ts.
PEI i: Salteper & SO6n (@. q. s.
S6mitt) unb 2(bolf 9reiB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-03-15
Spme Gtar ppefie.
User bas sllamD tuablt,
Seine Musfeln itdblt.
User Grlamaer trinft,
Dem 5~eiterfett mini.
limb beim Gabinet
Birb ale Welt iebr nett.

~ uStHb SWQtSSt
Birb aGe 8elt iebr nett.
X
. ieli9, mem BON Nnbeginn
SIM Sbidialsbub geidrieben 1T:
DaB er befimmt gu lei6btrem CHM,
Gum 2ieben unb gum Srinten lit.
Stun mag inn Zone Star reiblih aieBen,
ct mas's nit B0Iut tets senieBenl
II
Sas 8afier efelt unb beIhtpert.
8irb es alIein senofen;
Sob tit bic Sadie umsetebrt.
&D,nnlt eS als Bier sefIDfien.
unb lit es gar bas Mlantp,
Dies berrlibite bon 8ieren,
Ser 9abetrunt 10 CONNIE il fault
Sh laB MIDI germ perfibren.
Sd trinte luitig oaramf los
llno bin %nergnDgt une better,
An6 bin nerftimmt am gnbe bios,
&ann ih bann njbt mebr peiter.
8par lit Der 8ierourft nift 10 leiGbt,
So ihnen 81 iiberpinben
uno iino bic Slider ettuas ieiht.
8irb fid's beim 8ebnten finoen,
obs nbtis lift. baB man nod mebr
Bon Sieier 2abe forbert;
gs iebt iib 8einer ernft our @ebr,
Wiro's 5tuansisfte beorbert.
Das lit famos beim Gone Star Bier,
gs reiat unb i6meft unb munoet
uno Wanber braudbt's ala glisier
llnb lit oaran aeiumbet.
go bats nab allen Seiten BIN
Sen luabren Bert, ben polten;
8as tsmmt ben 2euten in ben CHM,
Dies 8ier uns nebmen poGIen?
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-03-15
gdslide youriften salatwaaeu

nah Californian, ebenlu uad ct.
9ouisRia 9eras & Bacific Babn
obne Wehiel. Shreibt an iraeno
einen 9idet : Ggenten peaen oieies
reuen Dienites poer an g.. s.. Turs
r1er, @enerals8 aiiaaiersN eent, Dol.
taS, Tera8.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-03-15

Wotis. geftent BON Der Solmes
Wooo q Goal Co., utn oas bette
5ols gu befommeu. 8eibe Eel. 1856.
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W~ablan5et8em.


Bir iinb ausoriiiert, anautnnoisen
oaB Serr
VurieS g.. 8rptums
bel Der tDmmenoen Baht RarSibot fir
oas MaporSafnt lit un6 oaB er Sih benz
Heiultat Der oemDfratiihen Brimarua6s
len nntertuirft.
8r fino antortnerr, anaaranoisen.
oaB Serr
Wtlltam Satin
bel Der ~tommenoen BabI Rauoioat FIR
pas NtaporSamt lit nnb baS er 1i1 benz
Heiultat Der oemofratiihen Trimdrtuab.
len untertuirft.
6aR Serr
Or. 08. z. 8arfer
oel Der fommenben 8ahl &anbrbat FIR
oas WaporSamt lit nno 6aS er Sith Dem
Telnltat Der oemotratiiben 8rimdrtuab.
len untertpirit.
Wir limb antortiiert perm
ISbil. gbarbetn
OILS 8anoioot fir 8ieberuahl FIR bas
Nfftt oes SoIiaetrihtersn uauaeioen,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-03-15
Gtnem ans in @hren

fam Nieman6 perpebren, un6 elm Ser
oer ct. 8ernarb's &rduterpiaen tuirb
Seoen, Der an Teritopfung, DhspepIie,
&opfd]mer5. Mattiefeit, S1ninbel, lie
oeltelt. S%oobrennen, @elbIutt, Scbmers
II Der Seite. beleeter 3umae, idIedtem
@eldr1ad i'm Munbe u. !. 10. lei6et, ba<
oon nber5engen, baB bieies Mittei, 6efen
5hlammenieBung oDr Sabrbunberten
Q Den 9elebrten 8%ern6aroiner MDns
spen erfunoen tpurbe, aud beute noch
q bette aftttel ae9en oGe iene Samps
belt. it.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-03-15

Die 0abridt, Die Tlotte bes
Nontirat Goieitmenstb fei suridbes
rufen. miro balb.pffisiea beltritten:
ale ssrieoensaeriihte tperoen bon Der
riiiiiben Eegierung oementirt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-03-15

Seine 8eine. Bbisties, 81.
qu6re uno @iaarren su baben in
Sbol5'S Saloon, Mlamp B(olo.
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G9ter oeutider tueiker
w Z N E S SIC.
oireft importiert ;u
% Oemts Die Wanpme.
SAN ANTONIO LIQUOR co.
@ eimht

splro elm Sunee, Der oeutIt leIen
llno idreiben tam uno Der oas
SHrtftleBen 81 erlernen mlnfht.
Mabsufraeen in Der rSreie BreHe".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-03-15

Sbols' Saloon bietet einen
anaenebmen Gufentbalt.
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0tnd's Gents Sauana giaarren.
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8lr llflo nht0rtiiert perm
ESbii. Gbarbetn

OILS 8anoioat FIR 8ieoertuahl far bas
Nfnt oes HoIisetrihters ausuaeioen,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-26
REAR-END COLLISION
FIVE KILLED AND MORE THAN
 TWENTY INJURED.
New York Limited Express Crashes Into Local Passenger Traih at PaoH Station of the Pennsyl-
 ynnla Road.

Philadelphia, Sept. 25.-A rear-end collision today between the Eastbound New York limited express from St. Louis and a local passenger train which was standing at the Paoli station or the Pennsylvania Railroad, eighteen miles west of this city, resulted In the death ot five men and the injuring of more than twenty others.
 The dead: Frank A. Brastow, Hav- erford, General Agent at Phfladelpnia of the Safety Car Heating and Lighting Company; George M Pennypacker, foreman of car inspectors In the west Philadelphia yards; s. S. Walton, steam heat Inspector at the Altoona shops of the Pennsylvania Railroad; Richard Y. Garland general foreman of West Phil adelphia shops of the Pennsyiyania Railroad; Carl Danhaur, Philadelphia, railway employe.
 Among the injured is D. E. Bolt of Dayton, O., head cut.
 All those who met death were in the private car of General Manager At terbury, which was attached to the rear of the local train. MT. Atterbury is upon his vacation .n Maine. He ex- pected to return about October l and his car had been overhnuled prepara- tory to sending 1t to Maine to bring him home It was sent out in the fore noon for @ test run and was attached to a late afternoon local train from Paoli for this city. In the car at the time of the collision were about dozen men who had been engaged in over hauling :he car. Those who were not killed were injured.
 Paoli is the terminus of the Pennsyl- vania Roads suburban traffic on the main line and a large yard Is located there for the storage of cars and en- zines. The local train was made up in the yard on the north side of the rail- road and switched across to the east bound track on the south side and came to stop at the station. Before the switches could be set the New York limited came along at a moderate speed on the next eastbound track, took the cross-switch and crashed into the local train At the time of the accident there were less than a half dozen pas sengers In the local train aud they were in the forward cars. which were not damaged. Some of the passengers aboard the limited were slightly bruised.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-26
News of DemopoIis.

Demopolis, Sept. 25.-(Special)- )-Yes- terday at the Baptist Church, the pastor Rev N. S. Jones. recently of North Car olina, held a most interesting service. which was well attended by not only members of that church. but a good number from some of the other churches.
 R. P. Allen. Jr, left Saturday for visit to Birmingham.
 Rev o. S. Welch and Rev. J. N. Lis- ter. left early this morning for Linden, where they go to assist in revival meeting at the Methodist Church
 H. B. Poke has returned from bust" ness visit to Mobile.
 Mir. and Mrs. B. F. Gregory and chill dren have returned from Monteagle Tenn. where they spent the summer:
 Marshall Shackelford has returned to his home in California, after visit to his aunt Mrs R. P. Allen in this city.
 pr. S. P, Hand has returned rom a visit to his brother, pr. L. M. Hand, at Epes Station.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-26
CARTER's EXAMINATION.
Another Chapter in the Famous CO
 spiracy Case.

Another Chapter in the Famous Con-
 spiracy Case.
 Chicago, Sept. 26-Oberlin M. Carter, former Captain in the United States Army, who was released from the Leav- enworth penitentiary some time ago af- ter having served five years sentence on a charge of having embeG7led sev- eral hundred thousand dollars from the United States Government through con- struction contracts. returned to Chi cago and was examined before Special Examiner Richard Wyman.
 The former army oficer has com pleted his sentence and Is now spending his time and money in fighting the Gov ernment in It's effort to recover money and property alleged to have been em- bezzled by Carter while Government engineer at Savannah, Ga. The matter now in question is in connection with civil suits filed in the United States Cir cult Court against. Carter and some of his relatives for the recovery of the property. The entire case has been re- ferred to Special Examiner Wyman to take testimony and report Carter wtthstood a rigid cross examination in an apparently fearless manner. Dur ing today's examination an effort was made to show that previous to the real conspiracy Benjamin Greene and John F. Gaynor, the contractors alleged to have been implicated with Carter in de- frauding the Government, had loaned Carter money and placed him in a posi- tion so that when he was made engi- neer in charge and had the letting of contracts they might have a claim upon him. Carter declared that he never borrowed money from Greene or Gay nor but that he had written them con corning his investments so that they could also invest. The examination will be taken up again tomorrow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-26
MARKET FOR FUTURES
THE CLOSE UNCHANGED TO EIGHT
 POINTS LOWER.
Efrmness During Early Part of Session Based Off Under Realizing and Prices Were Barely Steady
 ak the Close.

New York. Sept 2s-The cotton market vas very firm early in the session. but later eased off under realizing and closed steady, net unchanged to eight points lower Trading was fairly active and sales for the day were estimated at 550.00O bales.
 The opening was somewhat irregular but firm in tone with near months five points lower under realizing induced by lower cables and good weather Sunday. while the late months were unchanged to three points higher on bull support and reports of very firm conditions in the Southern spot mar kets Inside of twenty minutes the general list showed net gain of 7m1o points on continued bull support and covering. and after a brief reaction of 3T4 points there was another bulge fust before midday on rumors that the Wall eStreet bull pool had reached an understanding with the associa- tion of growers. which carried January to II 03c and the general list was 8 a 10 points net higher. October being easy in the ab- Bence of fresh support.
 Around this level. which represented an advance of about 65 points from the low level of the month. there was increased realizing and the market in the afternoon ruled generally easier Southern spot mar kets were unchanged to Ac higher. con firming private reports received early in tho day
 Receipts at the ports today. 54.304 bales. against 4e.642 bales last week and 77.19l last year. For the week. estimated. 275.0Oo bales. against 240.17s last week and l43.1l7 last year. Today's receipts at New Orleans 4.&27 bales against 9.se2 last year. and at Houston 1e.1el bales. against issls last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-09-26
Another Insurance Inquiry.

Chicago, Sept. 25-Preliminary inves- tigation into the Western Life ln- demnity Company by the attorney gen. eral of Illinois with a view to bringing quo warranto proceedings has been begun.
 Assistant Attorney W. H. Boyce came to Chicago today and was in consulta- tion with Attorney Walter D. Hawk. who complained to the department last week MT. Hawk is attorney for the Mooney estate of Laketon, Ind, which, 1t is claimed, holds 5000 policy against the Western Life. When pre- scented for payment the officers, 1t 10 alleged, rendered a trifie more than $900 for payment of the claim. Attor- ney Hawk complained to the attorney general and the inquiry begun today Is the result.