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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-16
REFvsgD 70 GIVE OUT aEPoRr.
District Attorney Jerome unsble TS
eeouFu lmportaaG DoesSgnont.

Dssersot AteeFneI Jerome Unable To
eeeWFo lmportaat DoeaisnOnt.
New fora, July 1Ss--BOr = second
time Within the "a hours District at
tornsy Jerome today made "a unsuc.
oessful EFFORT to procure from the New
York once, sta insarancs an OIL
cial copy Of the superlntendent's re-
port Of bis investigation into the a..
Airs Of the Equitable Life ASSURANCES
society.
The report had been made public a.
Albany last night. Mr.. Jeroms's per-
sonal representative, Assistant District
Attorney Garvin. went TO the once OF
the deputy state insurance commits
siOner. Mr.. Hunter. and presented a let.
ter from the district attorney, togeth.
or with q formal demand for the OH.
ciAl copy Of the document.
Mr.. Garv.n and Mr.. Hunter were
closeted for more than half an hour
and when the assistant district attor.
ney emerged from the ONCE he was
empty handed. He admitted that he
did not secure the document. but he
would not say what took place at the
conference.
District Attorney Jerome said he
would inform the governor of the fail.
ure Of the insurance department here
to turn the testimony over TO the dis.
trlct attorneys office as promised.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-16
CALL on The PRESIDENT.
Japanese Minister, TSkahlra and Pres
Iuant shonta Of Canal Commission.

Japanese Minister, 1kahtra and Pres.
issnt shontS Of Canal Commission.
Oyster Bay. l.. l.. July l5-President
Roosevelt today has the following Wis
itOTs:
Togoro TaSahira. the japanese min.
ister and Theodore Shonts. and John
+ stevens. respectively. the chairman
md chief engineer OF the iSthmIan ca.
tai commission.
Mr. Takahira made an engagement
several days ago to see the presiden:
today II Was his desire 10 discuss
with Mr. Roosevelt. not only the ar,
rangrmcnts for the reception OF the
peace plenipotentiaries At Sycamore
hin. but also to consider some details
OF the peace conference al Ports.
mouth. y H.
Chairman Shonts and Chief Eogi.
neSr Stevens are here 10 consul the
president generally In relation % CO.
nal matters. The president had not
met Mr. stevens since his Appuintmenl
TO succeed Mr. Wallace AS chief en-.
gineer.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-16
Earnings Of the /. 4 N.

New York. July i5.-The Louisville
q Nashville Railroad company today
Issued . preliminary statement for the
year ending June 30. last. II showed
gross earnings OF S3s.54l.s72. an In,
crsaae Of 1881 7s. IS compared With
The previous pear. Operating expen.
ses e3s.2ss.sse: al Increase Ofstl,ltt..
S1s ever last pear and q surplus Tor
tbs year after dividends and charges
were paid % es.sso.eet a aecr~ase Of
Siov SCI. - comparsd with the pear
prsceedlng
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-16
UNDERooEs PAINFUL OPERATION
General Leonard Wood, U. S. A., Re
eoNarina from suaeon's knhs

General Leonard Wood, U. S, A., Re
covering from Surgeons Knife
Boston. July 15.-Reports from 70
casset, Cape Cod. say that Major Gen
srAl leonard Wood has just undergone
the delicate surgical operation OF re
banning to remove q bony growth 10
his head. The operation, IL IS sud
was entirely successful and the ga
sral is making rapid progress ,oS'n
recovery. No details have yet been
received. The operation was made
necessary by q mlshsp severai y'Ah
ago when General Wood rscei'"i a
severe blow on the head by acc i'a'
A swelling developed, but snfs-'a'
were soon able TO determine 'a'' u
was not Of cRncerous growth aai nH
In the least likely TO have any p"rni
nent III effects.
Many inquiries. It ls said have 'o7-
In efrom Washington since n" '''1
ton 10 all OF which there has '' = ''
turned the answer that everyth 1s -"
progressing satisfactorily
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-16
Ihlrfann nl. From Hsat

New York. July l5.-Thir,""r ir-',-'
attributed to the hot weather SET
corded in New York THURSDAY j. O.
dition a score or more Of person 49,
overcome by the beat and a-~ la'~
treatmen; In the city hosp!,A- i-~F'
a drenchinE rainfall during 'h" ''
noon and scattered shower ''-'.-.
out the day. the thermom' .-
to q maximum OF IS degree Ir'.-
the afternoon the drop VA . '''
clded than for the past ~ 'A'' -..
q strong westerly breeze IS '-'s ~ .
share Of relife. The higs sT
and the continuance thro.s
night OF temperature 'a.
slightly from those 81 u.
hours OF the day have cane.
heavy fatality attending o..
hot spell IN this city.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-16
TELEPHONE EXCHANGE BURNED
Hello olrls Flee for Their Lives from
the Rurnlna BuldlHa.


the Burning BulldIHe.
Columbus, o.. July lS-Fire early to-
day damaged the mechanical appara.
tus In the Central Union Telephone
compauy's building to such an extent
that the entire telephone service W.
be suspended for days. The financial
loss to the company will reach per
haps $4,000.
Night operators fed for their lives
as q shout OF warning came from the
alleys in>the rear OF the building. Fif.
teen girls were at work at the time,
None of the girls were iiured
The Are started in the main ter.
mlnal box In the rear room OF the third
floor Of the building. and was under
good Roadway when discovered Many
cables and the distributing racks, con.
tanning thousands OF wires. wrapped
In the flames and all were more or
less destroyed.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-16
GOVERNMENT GETS MONEY.
Secretary shaw Calls In S1t 1000, 900 OF
Uncle saua's Money.


Uncle Sans Money.
Washington. July l5.--ln the opin.
ion Of oficials OF the treasury de.
partment the amount Of money in &C
tual circulation will not be decreased
materially by the eleven millions to
be paid under Secretary Shaw's call.
which natures tomorrow.
II Is believed that rs per cent, II not
practically all, Of the sum derived
from this, the second installment OF
the call. will At once so into national
bank circulation. That was true OF
the sum paid into the treasury by no.
tional banks under the first install.
ment which matured In January. The
secretary's call was for 20 per cent OF
the government deposits. II was d..
vided into two parts maturing Jan.
/ and July l. The time for the pay.
meat Of the second instalmen1 was ex.
tended TO July Is. but the full amount
cannot be received from the subtreas.
uries before Tuesday or Wednesday
of next week. The FIRST division OF the
call yielded about tl3.50O.O0O and la.
ter about Sl.SOO.OOO' were paid In by
banks which anticipated the second In.
stalment. The total call amounts 10
about $4,000. 900 leaving a balance OF
about tll.OO0.OO0 due under the divl.
sion maturing tomorrow.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-16
FRENcHMEN cELEsRArE.


The French Capital 10 0aily Decorated
and 10 Thronaea with People.
Paris. July 1S.-IThs French nation.
al holiday was celebrated today. The
boulevards were thronged with merry
makers and all the leading thorough
fares we're deliberately decorated.
There was q brilliant review at Long
camp which was attended by President
and Madame Loubet, the cabinet Of
ficers. the diplomatic corps and vast
thrOng OF people. About 10000 troops
took part in the maneuyers. A no.
table feature of the review was the
presence of 1913 officers from the Brit.
ish naval squadron at brest, all in full
uniform Their arrival was the occa-
SION OF an enthusiastic reception the
band playing the British rational an.
them. President Loubet gave a lunch
con 10 the British officers and to a
number Of French military and naval
men In the Elysee palace at noon.
Public games and dancing are going
On In all the public places under the
control OF the municipality and the
thtaters will give free performances.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-16
INVESTIGATE THE
TOBACCO REPORT
Il the Appeal the Planters Send
Secretary Wilson.
SPECIAL AGENTS ARE SENT OUT

Department o. Agriculture VIII Do All
In lee Power to Prevent the Tobacco
Trust from Manipulating the Mat
ket.
Washington, July Is. -Thrpugb the
receipt of numerous COMMUNICATIONS
from the south and statements apl.lr.
ing in the press at various tine, .hu
the statistics Of the department .. AZ
riculture on tobacco We're 5r..s ma.
nipulated In the interests ~ ... s.,
called tobacco trust Secrrtary Ng,Jn
has begun an inquiry into a. .n
ject.
Pending the Investigation o.. .'
cation Of the tobacco stati,'.., ., lie
several districts will De- he's u. a,
though the regular monthly a-.-- ~
states will be given out oa M....y
next.
It was stated at the deplrm o' 70
day that special agents have a... ,.at
TO the dark tobacco districts d. tn.
nessee and Kentucky to verify o. .l.
rect the departments fgur', Tas
action Mr.. Hyde. the chief s'a' ,'.r.la
said was In defence to the sentiment
which lad been engelderel 'hi' 70,
Departments figures were wholly 10
correct.
Mr.. Hyde has been given ir,cI
charge OF the investigation which Il
lie believed, will be concluded Si,au
two or three weeks
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-16
enpIIsh Honor French holiday.

Brest. July 1.-THE British squad
ron dressed with bunting and fred a
salute OF 81 guns today In honor Of
the French national holiday. Later
the crews of the British ships headed
by their bands went ashore. where
they were accorded an enthusiastic re.
ception and participated in various fes-
tiylties.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-16
ATTENDANTS LEAVE ASYLUM.
Thirty Walked Out at the Florida In.
stltution for the Insane.

ettuuon toF tno insane
ChRttahOOchee, ria. July i5.-Thirty
attendants At the insane asylum
walked out ~ q result OF a failure ol
the management to discharge ID. W
YarbrOugh bOOkkeeper. and his wife.
The trouble grew out Of . recent
legislative Investigation OF the Affairs
Of the asylum. the legislative commit
tee bringing a report charging a con.
diticu Of gross immortality existing
there. As the report specified no
names. al attendants felt that Il re.
nected On them. The report is said
10 have been founded on testimony xiv
en- BY Yarorough. The superintendent,
az the ANylum was absent when the
Pstitioa was drawn up When II wAs
presented on his return. Superinten-
deaf wkitner asked for "a hours IN
which % consider ~ Thls time wa
given ana when !. expired without a
dsclslna from him, the attendants left
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-16
THREE LIVES LOST
IN RAILROAD WRECK
-
And Seven Passenger Are More
Or Less Seriously Hurt. .
sorH ENGINES AaG DaMotIs~ &c
A Passenger and s.Sbvrban Train on
the Chicago and Easasrn Illinois
Railway Collide 30 Miles from chlea.
90 with Fatal Results.

w WIN Y eNnt VNeesses
Chicago. July 1b.-A passenger train
on the Chicago and Eastern Illinois
railway leaving 81. Louis at 1880 last
night collided with a suburban trata
at stegar. ILL.,. 80 miles from Chicago.
Three were killed. and seven passen-
gers were more or less injured
Some Of the injured may die.
The engines OF both trains were de-
mollshed. and the first coach on the
suburban train was smashed. The
dead;
James Lyke, engineer of the su6ur-
ban train.
George Epstein, Chicago.
Ferdinand Hoyne, Chicago.
The seriously injured:
Fireman Miller. Chicago Heights, H.,
back broken.
Charles Hoyne, Crete. ILL.,. Skull frac.
tured.
James Crooks. Chicago, back injured.
Dwight I. Wood. brakeman on sub
urban train. leg broken and his side
bruised. A Gilmore. engineer on the
~. Louis train, shoulder dlslocated
aud internal injuries.
r. p. Ross, Chicago, shoulder In
jured. arm broken and internal inJu-
ries.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-16
ACE IN FAR EAST
is ALMOST ASSURED
= : , E1'
- world Pleased At the Ap'
pointmsnt OF II. witts.
FNoNa ADVOCATE ron PEACE

s. q Mes \ ROOeunlzsd Feet that tns
Bsscs Psrty Hss the Er Of the
afsr-R usslsn Securities Advance
- ssrsossh Of Appointment
I'll Petersburg, July l5.--M. Whites
aDpointment As chief Russian peace
lsAipotentiAry was announced today
Is the ofscial Messenger in the follow
ihs Words:
owing TO the serious illness which
cebftook NJ. Muravief on his arrival
"a o. Petersburg, which made 1t i'm
pbeslbIe for him TO familiarlEe him
Nelf with, ut such short notice, the
e1naldefable material connected with
khe hegotlations. his majesty. the EN-
BafOf has been pleased to appoint pres
tnnt Of the committee Of ministers,
Kitte, 10 the post of chief plenlpoten.
eiarS- spontaneously all parties re-
eo8niEe that NJ. Whites selection
8kes for a successful termination Of
He peace negotiations, The mere fact
4hnf the emperor at last yielded to the
AFteeHfe for NJ. Whites appointment Is
a@cepted as being q complete assur-
&Heo that his majesty 10 sincerely de-
tefmlnnd 70 end the conflict and make
4Enes. u possible basis 10 obtainable.
Bsery influence which champIoned
E Wttke was for peace while, on the
eoiltrasy. those who opposed him were
~ proiongation Of tie struggle.
france. through Ambassador Nelid.
~ strongly urged him for the post,
Nnk tbs main credit for M. Whites Sc.
Iotsien belongs to Foreign Mipister
eEnsdorR. who never ceased to press
~ bic selection. Count I4amsdorfi
ma n. wltte are nov In close ALI.
Aneast
~. Witts had q prolonged audience
vita the emperor At Peterhotf this AZ.
4srnoon ss Which the whole subject Of
sba peace negotiations was gone over
y detail. TIE difaoultiss OF the sit.
aatlAa was frssiy discussed and indI.
4efloaa were given that his majesty 10
s,urn apt personally 10 govern NJ,
Wite's course than the formal instruc
sioAs which have been given him.
n. witte will leave -, Petersburg
Nexe Wednesday for Paris. sailing n,
pfeviously announced from OherbOurg
~ July 90 on the North German LLOYD
tlsAmaF Kaiser wilhelm der Crosse
atme. Write viii accompany her hus
Aaad e. far rs Paris, where she vii
Femain for the present, though sh'
may possibly Join ~ witts later h
Ghe DATED states,
~. Whites personal solicitation n
Korotovita, one OF the Ablest younl
&lplomats who formerly was secretary
- the Rnpssian legation at Paris. vii
bs attached 90 the Russian mission.
Stocks rose on the boerse on The
Improvement Of the Russian SECURED
Brood, due TO ". Whites appointment
- chief peace plenipotentiAry, Accord
rs ie Information received here. IA
30 Intends to claim the island Of SAX
lln ~ right % conquest and its for
~ eesslon viii b. one Of her unal
.1ehle demands.
Nn9 government has issued anothel
eeo In PAPER rouhles. the Who'll,
N'Slapeing pape obligations hciui
'e4aeoo against tJ47 .0O0. ooo u
elR
Tbs bQefse Gazette regards o., .ai
,nape - bsinE a forced issue e. 100
81 Ne sold reserve
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-16

- Paul. NINA. Jaly "a Prcsid
&en,ea J mn, u tn Great North,
6Nhuay = personally arranging ,t
'tperefy or the 5apaness peace p.rr
Reipptiazies. their loupey frou Sea.
~ y Washington Tbs party Which
hsAdsd ~ Raron rqmprs Nin a.
|fe 81 Seattle o. a. tsrap,,r ssiase
n Jplg - Tht WI lAsel esst
~ eges ssI Nk y o.
Rh M 81 fhs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-16

Waco. Tn. July l5-A ucs
IL believed 10 be Prank NA'57
made a brutal attach on -
nlAn IN the southern pan q ~
" Tuesday niSht. NiabSiAE ''s
inr her lnfs uHe0naeigasosss q"
caplurw6 - C4ngrcn. Ths 49, 80.
- Hs ssas 2 e So -. !
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-08-05

II. V. Kelly OF Chicago dropped dead
at Alamorgordo, ". NJ.
A $4,000 waterworks plant IL 20 be
put in az NARROW. !. T.
Mrs. chadwioks creditors will re-
ceive mills on the dollar.
Texas wood at Boston has sold as
high as asa cents per pound.
Thirty-eight gambling indictments
have been issued at Tyler. Tex.
Sarah Connolly. a negress. fell from
horse at Paris, Tex and died.
Thirty men are clearing near Arthur
City. Tex. Red river % distractions.
r. y. CrisweiL New York editor.
was killed by Subway train az New
York
While rafting In Arkansas river near
Gushing. Okla. william Dixon was
drowned.
Marine hospital service advises that
yellow fever patients be protected from
mosquitoes.
otto Emig. apprentice in an Austin
printing ONCE. was knocked senseless
by lightning.
Denton. Tex. has been asked 20 give
$4,000 bonus 10 Interstate and Great
Western railway.
IL h. Kinney. eighty years old. post
master OF Austin. Tex thirteen years,
Is dead at Chicago.
Denton. Tex expects In a few
months to have four miles Of street
railway and a park.
Ten persons with yellow fever symp-
toms were taken on steamer Advance
from Colon at New York.
while In a wagon az Oklahoma City
r. NJ. Myers was fired on from a busi-
ness house and badly wounded.
A raecoon bit Charles Diefenderfer
in Pamela county, Indian Territory.
lie died presumably % hydrophobia.
A moccasin snake bit Joe West IN a
boat near GAINESVILLE. Tex. Foot was
soaked in coal oil and Joe Is all right
All Denison fruit stands and soda
fountains must close SUNDAY. Moth
ing but milk and ice cream can b
sold.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-08-05

The II. 4 T. c. will sell round triI
tickets 10 Corsicana account Contra
Texas Negro Fair as follows: A
special train (for cOlored people
only passes Bryan 300 p. IN. Au.
gust 9th. Tickets round trip $3.50
limit for return August 18th.
The Bryan compress company are
covering their entire wharf with a
roof-mAking a good, substantial
aud lasting job Of II, which adds
greatly 10 the value and utility OF
the property. /. II. Newton has the
work In charge.
FOR SALE-A fine black walnut
wardrobe. Will not refuse any
reasonable offer. This is a beautiful
piece Of furniture and an ornament
10 any home. Apply TO FIJI. Selden,
old Platner place, Bryan, Texas.
The Bachelors at College have let
the contract to c. +. Jenkins for
new hotel on the campus, 10 cost
Ave or six thousand dollars. 5. f..
Andrews, secretary 10 the president,
will have the management Of the
hotel.
f. :. Wickes. +. Rohde. Sidney
Rhodes, Roy Mum and Henry
Rohde have returned from a hunt at
Devils Jump in Robertson county.
They caught several wild cats and
had a fine trip.
Rev. and Mrs. H. +. Kelley of
Milano are guests Of Rev. and Mrs.
NJ. r. Kelly Of this city. Rev. II.
+. Kelly has just closed a highly
successful revival meeting at Bench
ley.
Mrs. J. W. Robinson returned 10
Marlin and Mr.. w. A. Robinson TO
Waco. Mrs. WA. Robinson remained
10 visit Mr.. aud Mrs. ]. A. ID. Rob-
inson OF Wixon community.
Our total permanent disability
clause Is a salient feature in our life
policies. Remember we make our
own insurance rates. T. II. Bate
4 Co. 207
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Mcleod were
on yesterday reported still critically
III at their home at Millican.
Mr.. aud Mrs. A. j. SeArcy and
Miss Hattie SeArey have returned
from a visit 20 Medina City.
James Grand. representative Of
the Frisco system, was here from
Houston yesterday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-08-05

Fresh bread at Clancy Bros. mar
ket. eos
Ira Gooch came up from NAvAsOta
yesterday.
VA. Cone Of Edge was in the city
yesterday.
II. o. BoAtwright went 10 Waco
yesterday.
Ivan Boyett went to Ennis yester-
day morning
=. J. J. Mitchell returned from Hous-
l;on yesterday.
y II. T. Ross OF Harvey was in the
ely yesterday.
Mrs. Frank Myers returned from
Waco yesterday.
Nice Irish potatoes % cents per
bucket. ID. Mike, Jr. 2O7
DR.. y. II. Nowlin left for NAvasotA
yesterday afternoon.
w. 5. Martin has accepted posi-
iion with G.. ;. Parker.
Judge A. Il. Board has been on the
sick list several days.
Fresh bread received daily At
CLANCY Bros. market. 9s
DR.. Claude searcy came up from
Hampstead yesterday.
Prof. J. II. Allen left yesterday tor
visit 20 Georgetown.
Miss ElmA Campbell returned
from NAvAsota yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". G. Robinson re-
turned from Austin yesterday.
Mrs. Paul Keith Of Houston is the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. Drake.
w. VI. Majors Of jacksonville has
a position with the Bryan Grocery
Co.
: The best meats are found At Frank
Inns markets, first, last and all the
SINE. 800
Mrs. $. II. Allphin Is reported
better after an Illness Of several
weeks.
Fine barbecued meats every day ~
the City market. Phone 3si. VIII
son a Todd. 2ll
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-08-05
HEALTH OFFICERS NOTICE.

BY virtue Of the authority vested
In me as health officer Of Brszos
county and acting health officer Of
the the city Of Bryan, the city ordi-
nance prohibiting stock from run
ming at large on the streets Of Bryan
10 hereby modified for the next %
days as follows: Residents OF the
city are permitted 10 turn their cat
tie out during the day, but they
must be taken up at night. No cat
tie OF any kind will be impounded
during the day, but II found on the
streets after nigbtfall they will be
placed in the city pound as
heretofore and the usual penalty
Of one dollar per head imposed.
This step IL taken In order that the
cattle may destroy the rank grass
and weeds that are growing 80 lux
uriantly In all parts Of the city, aud
which furnish an abiding place for
mosquitoes. While the mosquitoes
mag not actually breed at any place
except in stagnsnt pools Of water,
yet the grass aud weeds furnish an
excellent hiding place for them, and
TO turn the cattle out during the day
IL 10 my opinion. the quickest,
cheapest and most effective way 10
get rid Of them.
II. n. Harrison,
Health Officer.
pr-., r..-aa A,o,,at Atb fQoE
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-08-05

DIR. Butler, the pastor, announces
Sunday services as follows At the
First Baptist church: Sunday
school at e:46 q. m; public worship
at II a. IN. and SHIP. m; Junior
Union at p. m, and q. Y. p. u. ai
7:i5 p. m. All are cordially invited
10 attend the services.
We have recently enlarged our
market building near the court.
house and refitted IL with new ma
chinery throughout. You are invit-
ed 70 call and see the way We handle
our meats and manufacture our
market products. 800
Willie Harris has returned from
Dallas and offers his services 10 the
public for piano tuning and repair
ing. He will return TO Austin In
September to take postgraduate
course.
b. 7. Wilson invites your patron
age for all kinds Of first class fresh
meats aud market products. Konec-
cny stand, city market building.
Telephone 8si. diO5-tf
l.. J. Cox has returned from VIII
low Hole, aud reports DIR. A. Barlow
who has been seriousl IN, much i'm
proved.
Remember We sell fresh bread and
deliver IL at the same time We deliv-
er our meats. CLANCY Bros Market,
Phone $50. 20s.
J. w. Cunningham was here from
Palestine yesterday looking after
land matters for the /. q g.. y.
Nice fresh meats from the largest
and coolest market refrigerator in
town At ;. H. Franklin's. 200
w. r. knight and wife Of wixon
were In the city yesterday, and the
former left for Palestine.
We receive fresh bread daily-Al-
ways baked the night before. Cha
ney Bros. Market. 2Os
J. II. Cannon 10 building an addi-
ton 10 d. T. Palermo's store on
north Main street.
For Rent-Niee rooms for light
housekeeping. Apply TO Mrs. w.
+. Harris. lO7
Justice +. X. Lloyd OF Kurten
called on the Eagle while In the city
Read Fountain 4 Co.'S black
board on second page. Changes
daily. d-tf
Mrs. b. p Riggs and son, ). II.
Higgs, returned from Marlin yester-
lay.
I. J Holligan Of the Holligan
was In the city yester.
lay.
Mrs. O. r. Battle Of NavasotA was
4 visitor 10 Bryan yesterday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-08-05
NUMEROUS APPLICATIONS


Y The sscretary Of the A. and NJ.
COLES Ar. T. A. Andrews, told
an Gag , reporter yesterday that
the applications for ma,rIculation
by the College to date are double
the number that they we're az THE
date last year. 10 this connection
Mr.. Andrews ssid that there 10
every indication that the College
will be forced 10 refuse matricula'
ton 70 a great many more students
than we're denied admission last
year, 90 account Of the lack Of
dornilory and boarding facilities.
Brysn's opportunity 70 help
herself and the College both by
connecting up with the College By
mean Of the proposed railway is
too obvious TO need elaboration.