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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-18
NOtaS de la paz
y de la guerra

Paris, Julio 3o.-El journal" con-
tiene un despacho de su corresponal
en- San Petersburgo. resultado de una
entrevista que ell corresponsal dice
haber tenido con un miembro de la
corte, acerca de la opinion expresada
por ell Emperador Guillermo zen su
reciente entrevista con Ell Gear en- las
costas de Suecia Dice ell correspon.
sal que el Kaiser acons sj6 al Gear
proseguir la guerra con la mayor
energia, metiendole la benevolen-
cia de- @Alemania mientras durase la
campafla y faci.itarle la emission de
emprestitos con capitalists alemanes,
aconse jandole tambien que concedie-
Sc reformas politicas en- extensa esca-
la con ell FIN de hacer popular la que.
ira en- Russia, y no dejarse alucinar
por las maniobras del Presidente Roo.
sevelt. que stodss tendian a favorecs sr
al Jap6n.
Washington, 80 de Julio-EntiEn-
desc que el gobierno britanico no ha
dado curse a la suggestion del ameri-
cano, acopsejandole como aliado del
Japon, que procure influir con aquella
potencia para que modele sus exigen-
cias al negociar la paz. que Ingla-
terra apoyara al Jap6n bajo cuales.
quiera circunstancias, por sevetas que
sean las condolences, fin de no hacer
cosa que redunde en- benefcie de su
aliado. Por la msna raz6n aparece
que Gran Bretafia ha rehusado dar
paso alguno para inducir al Japon a
d que consienta IN un al misticio.
Toxic. 80 de Julio-Progresa la
ocupaci6n de Shakhalin por los japo.
neses. Durante los dias ~ a8 hubo
refiidos encuentros. especialmente un
combate con vaIias columnas rusas.
5000 hombres y ocho caiit IS en- con-
junto, en- Luikoff, cuya poblaci6n fue
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-18
Conaicto entire dos deberes

Da la casualidad de que el autor de
estaS llneas no VIC Ell drama de Eche-
garay asl titulado nj conoce el argu-
mento; pero duda que Ell titulo sea
mas apropiado, nj tanto, al drama que
un suceso ocnrrido recientemente en-
Rome Georgia. Estados Unidos. Vim
cent T. Sanford cacique polftico. ma
to George Wright, de Ia misma pro-
fesi6n "a Gus andole de haberle seducido
a la mujer.
Ell hecho paso bajo circunstancias
tap sgravantes que Sandford, 81 no
prueba sus acusaciones estd en- caEaino
de la horca. Ademas. Ia mujer de
w light qued6 tan postrada por Ia
muerte de su esposo que los medicos
la tienen dcsahuciada, 10 que rs otra
circunstancia agravante.
ST la mujer de Sanford resultase
realmente culpable, seria IA salve cion
de. su esposo. En- vista de las circuns-
tancias, muchos esperaban que ella,
por salvar al padre de sus hijos, reco-
nociese culpabilidad. aunque no la tu-
viese. La incertidumbre dur6 varios
dfas, al I'm de los cuales, la ST nora
Sanford dijo que entire la vida de un
ser, quienguiera que fuese, y su propia
honra, obtaba por esta. Ella tenfa
pruepas de su inocencia y las haria va.
Ter aunque media humanidad fuese al
patfbulo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-18
Noticias de ESpana
HURACANES EN- La PENINSULA
CONTRA MAURA
EXPOsICIoN IBERo- AMERICANA

Madrid, de Agosto.-Dentro de
POGO Sc pondra en- vigor un convenio
provisional con Suiza para que RIA
hasta 10 ratification por el Parlamen-
to del tratado dehnitivo de comercio
entire Espaiia y la Confederation Hell
vetica.
En- muches regiones tie E>pafIa ST.
guen Observation-Disclosures violentos tenn
porales.
En- Salamanca son considera bleS los
dahos que ha causado la tormenta,
pues las aguas del rio que pasa inme-
diato Ia poblacion. inundaron cam
pos casas, teniendo que salvarse en-
barcas los inoradores. Las aguas su-
bieron dos metros sobre Ell nivel ordi-
mario, y varias cbispas electricas cau-
saron daflos en- los edifcios, quedando
algunoS de estos inha bitables.
LOS sembrados quedaron tambien
arrasados.
Vecinos y bomberos trabajan y ST.
guen traba1ando en- ell salvamento de
personas y efectcs en- las cssas, alma
Genes huertos mas cercanoS al rio.
La recAudaci6n del mes de Julio
tiltimo por contribuciones, derechos e
impuestos al Estado, ha superado a la
de igual mes del afIo 1904 en- $655, 500.
En- Bilbao Sc ha verificado solem-
nemente la aperture de la Exposition
Escolar, en- la que estan comprendidos
todoS los ramos de la ensefianza.
Preside la Inauguration don Mi
guel Unamuno, rector de la Universi-
dad de Salamanca.
Han circulado hoy insistentes ru-
mores de haber sido objeto de uu aten-
tado ell sefior Maura en- TN balneario
de los Princes.
Posteriormente esta noticia ha Sldo
desmentida por Ell ministerio de la
Gobernaci6n.
Una comisi6n del Centro de Ia
Union Ibsro- Americana, presidida port
el ex ministro den Alberto Aguilera.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-08-18

ha puesto en- manos del Rey una So
licitud pidiendo que Sc autoiice la
installation en- los terrenos del pargue
del Oeste de la Moncloa. de una Ex-
posicion 1bero Americana.
Ell conde de Romanones, ministro
de Agriculture, ha reg1esado Madrid
despues de haber realizado una ex-
cursi6n Andalucia para apreciar por
ST mismo la gravedad de la crisis agr1-
cola y disponer la realization de obras
p1blicas con Ell fin de dar ocupacion
los obreros sin trabajo.
Tambien ha regresado a Madrid el
ministro de la Guerra, general Wey-
ler, quien habia salido hace algunos
|dias para las Baleares.
Madrid. a de agosto.-Las ambicio-
mes y competencias de orden electoral
estan siendo motive de perenne dis
gusto entire los minis,ros
Los amigos de los seilores Moret
Canalejas no ocultan su deception,
creyendose abandonados por el gobier-
no y pospuestos los amigos del pre-
sidente del Conseio de ministries, sefior
Montero Rios.
ES plCCdl Id "a SiLudClOI OC Ids CO-'
marcas donde ha habido recientemen-
te inundaciones.
En- varios ayuntamientos sc reparten
diariamente raciones 4 todos los nece-
sitados, y los veciuos acomodados tie
nen albergados en- sus casas gentes
que han perdido el hogar.
Sc ha desencadenado I'm furjoso
temporal en- la Corufa, presentando Ell
mar I'm aspecto lmponentiSimo.
Algunas embarcaciones han zozobra-
do consecuencia del huracan, Ell cual
adem as ha causado considerabl bles des-
trozos en- la bahia.
Reina mucha ansiedad por tenor de
que hayan ocurrido otroS SinieStros
maritimos.
Sc advierte alguna agitacion anar-
quista en- Andalucla.
Los anaTquistas mas caracterizados
pretenden aprovecharse de las cir
cunstancias que ha producido la crisis
agraria.
FL gobierno ha adoptado precau
clones.
Ell cadaver del infante Fernando
Maria saldra maffana de San Sebastian
y Sc le dara sepultura en- el pan :e6n de
ipfantes del Real Monasterio del Es-
corial.
Antes de Ia traslaci6n Ell cadaver Sc
ra expuesto al p1blico.
-Ha salido para Sigiienza el mi
nistro de Agriculture y Obras Pdbli-
cas-, sefor conde de Romanones.
Hoy Sc han cotizado en- la Bolsa
las libras esterlinas a $3.50.
M alaga, 6 de Agosto.-Una quere =
LA que existia desde largo tempo en-
tre cuatro concejales de este munici-
pio. tuvo su epilogo hoy al encontrar'
Sc los individuos en- Ell Club Mercan-
til. Los cuatro echaron mano sus
reviewers y empezaron a dispa, arse.
Cuando las armas Sc hubieron vacia-
do, yaclar tres de ellos en- el suelo.
uno muerto y dos gravemente heridos.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-20
Thursday Afternoon Club.
Osteopathy

Mark Twain has long been known
as friend Of Osteopathy. The fol-
lowing story comes from York Har-
Dor, Me-:
Say. yer know thet literary chap
thet he'd the Furness cottage last
summer-Mark Twain, 1 believe they
call i'm; waal. he uster come over
ter my house an set for hours while
l spun yarns. One day he came to
me lookin' kind o. worried like, an
his hair was ruffled up like he'd been
aout in a stiff nor'easter, an he seq:
'Cap'n Brooks. can you tell me II
there is an Osteopath at the Harbor? p
WAL sez /, the mebbe, but / amt
never ketched one on 'em, an I've
been fishin' here nigh onto 40 years.
He looked kind O. queer, an sed he
guessed he'd go up to the drug store
and inquire
WAL. l went home an told the
old woman about it an she seq: You
old fool Jed Brooks, 'tain't no fish,
tis bird So l went into the best
room and TUX down the cyclopedium
my boy Steve had ter Harvard college.
an III be burned If ii wasn't no fish
at all, nor bird, but a new tangled
kind O. doctor"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-20

TEDDY" Roosevelt. Jr.. the presi-
dents eldest son, has been teaching
a Sunday school class in little Epis-
copal chapel on the edge of Washing
ton ever since last September. Presi-
dent Roosevelt has been making quiet
visits to the mission on special occa-
sions, and Mrs. Roosevelt has made
a habit of attending the services once
or twice month-and scarcely n
rumor of all these happenings have
been scented by the general public,
says the Washington Star. This is
passing strange for the people of the
capital city can easily recognize the
chief executive, and the White House
is nearly always besieged by numbers
of newspaper men. But for once, at
least during a considerable length OF
time. the president and his family
have outwitted the public
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-20
CITY BREvITIES

C RAIDER. Nuf sed.
Nuf sed. U. C. RAIDER.
Rader-Carpets-R
Rader-Furniture-
Furniture-Rader-
Candy Dutton offers his home for
sale.
See Withee for gasoline engines and
pumps.
For Sale-4-room cottage and two
lots, $1,000: ZIG Jane street.
Ask your grocer for Blue Mountain
butter. Soc pound. 5sc roll.
Full line of go-carts at Nolf's.
Prices running from t2.s5 to 1855.
Fancy ribbons. l2hc to soc yard:
sii widths and colorS Teutsch'a
The ST. George restaurant. open
day and night Mrs. Cooper. proprie-
treas
An express shipment Of ladies'
neokwear. See them at Teutsch's
store.
1t is reported that GOO, 900 pounds
of wool sold at Shanlko Saturday at
20 cents per pound.
Dutton's wagon will pass your door
daily and supply any amount of ice
cream desired. from a dish up.
Enrique Creel. governor of Chihua-
hua. Mexico. Is expected to succeed
Aspiroz as minister to the United
States.
Victor talking machines. 81 down,
balance 81 per week. Eiler's Music
Store. East Court street. Records ek-
changed
City Marshal Lucy. of Canyon City,
who shot and killed Ernest Hickman,
April 20. has been indicted by the
grand jury for murder In the first de-
gree.
Leathers G Nichols transfer moves
trunks, pianos, furniture and does all
kinds OF Job work. Phone Main as1l
or leave orders At Gritman's cigar
store-
We have a li2e-acre wheat farm
for sale. leo acres In grain. 20 acres
s1fRifa. and 500 acres summer fallow
Living spring. Well improved. Bent
hey & Hartman.
G. B. Datson. with force of men,
is running the track lines on the o.
r. & ". railway between this city and
Umatilla. The object is to designate
the true center of the track for the
information and guidance of section
foremen in carrying on their work
Of repair on the track. The heavy
engines often throw the curves out of
line and the track gradually gets
away from the established line of sur
vey.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-20
SOCIETY EVENTS.
Continued from page iOJ

who has been the guest of her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lot Livermore
for the past few weeks, returned home
this morning.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-20
RAILROADS PROSPEROUS.
Statesments Show Highly Successful
Year just Passed,

oIotCSAchtS oifoW IiBniS SuCVSSSlul
Year just Passed.
A highly prosperous condition of
transcontinental railway lines Is shown
by the recent official reports. The
Union Pacific's March statement
shows an increase of 3751.000 gross
earnings and $454,O00 net earnings
for the month. For the nine months
preceding April l gross earnings in
creased $2,655,000. and net earnings
$l.793, 900.
The Southern Pacific has given no.
tice that ii will redeem, on June /,
Its two five-year 1-2 per cent gold
bonds dated December /, 1900, and
that holders of the old bonds may
exchange them for the new at par.
by paying s42.50 cash for each $1,000
OF the bonds called for redemption.
Application has been made by the
Oregon Short Line to the New York
stock exchange to list $45, 900, 600 re-
funding bonds to retire the 4 per cent
participating bonds called for Feb
ruary 1, 1905.
The Northern Pacific's $155,eO0,-
900 capital stock has again been list
ed on the New York stock exchange.
The company's latest balance sheet
shows that the value of the North
ern Paciflc's half interest in the L.
O76,ll6 shares of stock of the Chi
cago, Burlington & Quincy railroad
system, owned by the Great Northern
and Northern Pacific jointly, is placed
at $1O9,112,909. A statement of earn
ings for the eight months prior to
March shows gross earnings of $33,-
771,s46, an increase of about $1,000
900 over the same period in 1904. The
surplus is $4,1S1.001, as against S2,-
19S,e31 "A year ago.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-20

Miss Ida and Harriet Thompson
entertained in a pleasant manner with
cards, Thursday evening. In compli-
ment to Mrs. Edgar Lowell of Port
land. Those present were: Aesdames
Edwin Switzler. Lee Held, William
Shuts, Elmer Dodd, Frank Moule,
Miss Moorhouse, Miss Switzler and
Miss Lessie Moorhouse. Prizes were
won by Miss Switzler for the highest
score. and Mrs. Elmer Dodd for the
lowest score.
Mrs. Lee Moorhouse entertained a
few friends at thimble party Thurs
day afternoon. in honor of Mrs. John
Switzler, of Umatilla. The invited
guests were Mesdames A. w Nye.
Theresa Starkweather, H. Bickers. Lot
Livermore. George Clarke. Mary Dis
sosway. Mary LaDow. Matte IaDow,
Jesse Failing, John Hill, II. Johnson,
Lee Teutsch. NJ. A. Hamilton. Ruth
Strahon, Leona Thompson and Miss
Boyd.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-20
PERSONAL MENTION
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Shaw. OF Milto

Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Shaw, OF Milton
are here upon a short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Clay of Telocaset
are in the city on a visit. Mr.. Cla!
is o. r. & N. section foreman at Telo
caset.
Roy Alexander and AL Knight arr
in Baker City for the purpose of wit
Messing the field meet there this after.
noon.
William Holmes. OF this place, will
leave within day or two for his ole
home at New Sharon, Iowa, for a sew
eral months visit.
John T. Whistler left last night fol
Portland upon business connected
with the reclamation service, and IL
expected to return Sunday evening
Mrs. 1. r. Bamber. who has been In
Wichita, Kas., arrived this morning
and will join her husband, Major Ira
r. Bamber. Industrial teacher at the
Umatilla agency.
Thomas Smith. of Echo, passed
through last evening on his way to
Milton. He Is a brother of Mrs. Pres
ton, whose husband was killed there
Thursday evening
Conrad Platzoeder and family left
this morning for Claresholm, Alberta
where the family will reside perma-
nently. Mr.. Platzoeder expects to re-
turn In about two weeks.
Miss Phoebe Dowato, competent
nurse of St. Anthony's hospital, leaves
today for Tacoma. Wash, where she
intends to take a postgraduate course
in st. Joseph's hospital OF that city.
Roy McClallen, who has been en-
ployed in the Savings bank as private
stenographer to w. ]. Furnish for
some time, has resigned his position
and left for his former home at Rose
burg.
E. r. Davis. formerly a tailor of
Eugene, has arrived after having
made a visit to England upon which
he has been absent for several months.
He is accompanied by his son. and
they are visiting here today.
Elmer Drake came down from
Doty. Wash, to visit his father, C. d.
Drake. Elmer is making his home at
present with his brother. l.. +. Drake.
who has for several years been an
engineer on a lumber and log line ex-
tending into Doty.
Judge s. A. Lowell left this morn
ing for Milton, where he will assist
in the prosecution of Grover Martin.
who is charged with the killing of O..
N. Preston at Freewater. The firm
of HALEY g. Lowell will assist the state
in conducting the case.
8. C. Swift. of San Francisco. rep
resentative of S. c. Swift & Son Paper
company, is in the city on a tour of
the northwest. He will visit his many
patrons among eastern Oregon news
papers. and will remain for several
weeks in this territory.
Conductor Coykendall, of the PEN
dleton- Huntington passenger run of
the o. r. & N. is now In La Grande
attending to spraying his large apple
orchard near that place. He owns
one of the finest orchard tracts in
the Grand Ronde valley.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-20
The WOMEN'S CLUBS

The members of the Current Liter
ature club to the number of 25 held
their annual picnic on Mckay creek
at the farm of Mrs Matte LaDow on
Friday of this week and a splendid
time was had by the participants.
As this was the final regular meet
ing of the club year, the retiring pres
ident, Mrs. G. A. Hartman, Sr. in a
short address gave a resume of work
OF the past year and set forth the pos
sibilities of the future. AS they gather
ed around the picnic board spread
under the trees in the grove several
impromptu speeches were given, Mrs.
L. C. Skiles gracefully acting as toast
mistress. The weather was everything
that could be desired-and wit and
good humor prevailed. The members
departed late In the afternoon with
many kindly expressions for the hos
tesses. Mrs. Matte LaDow and Mrs.
Mary LaDow.
The only tnIng 10 mar the pleasure
Of the afternoon was the painful ac-
cident sustained by Mrs. j. F. Robin
son. whose ankle was sprained. Mrs
Robinson Is resting easily this morn
ing. and will be entirely recovered in
short time.
Thursday Afternoon Club.
The Thursday Afternoon cab will
meet with Mrs. ]. A. Fee Thursday,
May 25. SEakespeare's Midsummer
Nights Dream" will be the subject.
The responses at roll call will be:
My favorite play or character and
why.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-20
GREAT EVENT FOR BUYERS.
The Money Raising Sale at the PeO-
pies Warehouse Attracting Vast

pies Warehouse Attracting Vast
Crowds
The great money raising sale Ut the
Peoples Warehouse continues to be
the center OF attraction for the vast
majority of the Pendleton shopping
folk. The success of this sale is the
result of the great reductions in
prices and the generous. advertising
methods of this popular store. The
Peoples Warehouse does nothing by
halves, nor leaves nothing to chance.
Ever ready to save the patrons
money and selling only first-class
merchandise. Pendletons great store
has earned its large and increasing
patronage. The money raising sale
commences Its second week, with
even more startling reductions, in all
lines of merchandise offering an OPP
portunity no one of n thrifty mind
can afford to miss. We judge by the
crowds that throng the store all week
that few have failed to profit by this
sale.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-20

The first wreck on the Condor
railroad occurred at the supply yards
near Schuttler last Thursday, when
an engine and three cars jumped the
track. No one was hurt. but the en-
sine was so badly damaged that il
had to be taken to the shop for re-
pairs.-Arlington Record.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-20
Joined the Reclamation Service.

Olen Arnspiger left last evening for
Ontario, where he will join the recla-
nation service crew which is working
on the Malheur project. He will re-
main with them until fall, when he
will return to the U. of o.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-20

Subjects at the Baptist church to-
morrow are as follows: Morning ser.
vice, How Shall l Keep From Back
sliding?" Evening. How Shall Mar
Be Born?"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-20
Contract for Residence

The contract for the erection of a
enw residence of Chris Breeding, near
Mccormack station, was let yesterday
in the office of Architect Troutman.
The structure is to cost $4,000.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-20
Residence Sold.

Harl Stewart yesterday sold his res
idence on West Court street to Bar
bara Cunningham, of Lexington, for
$3.50. Wade & Son made the deal.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-20

Personal and public benefits are
derived from judiciops advertising.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-20

Miss Nellie McMullen entertained a
few friends on Monday evening in
honor of Miss Lillian and Miss Lulu
Mitchell. of Union, who were the
guests of Miss Minnie and Olive
Jones.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-20

Mr.. and Mrs. c. X. Benson, of CAL
ifornia, are visiting here the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Walker Mrs.
Benson and Commissioner Walker are
brother and sister.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-19

Mr.. A. VI. Biackmon, district dep
uty grand chancellor Of the Knights
of Pythias, made an official visitati-
on TO the Bryan X. Of p lodge last
night for the purpose OF instructing
the members In the secret work OF
the order
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Robinson re-
turned yesterday from Austin, where
they bad been visiting their grand
son, born to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Simonds April 10.
A committee from the legislature
composed % Representatives Me-
FaddeD, Thomas and Bryan spent
yesterday At College looking over
the institution.
g Melvin Rice Of Midlothian.
Texas. representing the Texas Man
ufacturiug Company Of Fort Worth,
WAS In the city yesterday, and called
on the Eagle.
Mrs. Arch caves of Wellborn and
Mrs Brockman of Houston returned
TO WellbOrn yesterday after visiting
relatives and shopping ia this city.
We have the assortment In boys
clothing 10 select from. Wagner a
Brandon. ia
Crepe iacqueline, a rich novelty
with floral effects. Wagner & Bran
don. ii6
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-19

Read Wagner 4 Brandon's coupon
corset sale ad on extra pages ITO
It's All n Mistake.
Dresden Ribbon, Wagner q Bran
don. ITO
New mating at Wagner & Bran
dcn's. Nv
Mfr. and Mrs. John McCorquodale
are visiting In Navasota.
See our latest SC aud Zoe counters.
Bonneville's Racket store. ITO
Mohalrs in black and colors.ilaked
|. edects Wagner a Brandon's. llo
DIR. Paul NJ. Raysor visited Well
born professionally yesterday
80 inch white wash silk isc quality
for isc. Wagner a Brandon. llb
Mrs. y. seelig has returned to
Helena, Ark, after n visit 10 Mr.. ana
Mrs. Samuel Levy.
,3s inch shifting madras, white
ground with stripes and small effects
AZ Wagner 4 BrandOn's' llb
w. j. Tidwell returned from a Wis
II 10 Beaumont yesterday, accom-
panied by his granddaughter, little
Miss Catherine Blaine.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-19
MEETING THIS AFTERNOON
AT OPERA HOUSE AT $3.50 p. ~, TO
HEAR ADDRESS BY Mr.. LEyINS

BY invitation Of the committee Of
citizens named below, Mr.. r. y
Levins Of Cleveland, Ohio, will talk
10 the business men and citizens OF
Bryan this afternoon at the opera
house, on the subject Of electric
railways, and will discuss the sub
jet with particular reference TO the
proposed car line between Bryan
and the College, and Bryan electric
light and power plant.
Mr.. Levins is In Bryan by invita-
tion of Messrs. Astin, Myers, Bran.
don and others who are moving in
the effort to get rapid transit con-
nection with the College.
After hearing Mr.. Levins, the
people Of Bryan will undoubtedly be
better prepnred 20 Judge the merits
OF the proposed enterprise, and il is
hoped the meeting will be well at
tended.