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The San Francisco call., 1906-05-20
A SNAP.

Fine S-room modern home: lot 54x14o; or
beautiful street; a gift at $4,000.
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A MOST desirable opportunity to rent
large furnished country house. within q
hours Of San Francisco suitable for
summer boarders or boarding school;
shade trees, orchard, creek. tennis court
carriage, cow, etc. Address Locust
Grove, Shellville. Sonoma County. it
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PHONE BERKELEY. 1904.
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es e. L. CORYELL CO..
Real Estate and Insurance.
Suite 3o1 -So3- -305 First National Bank
building.
READY-BUILT HOMES AND RESI-
DENCE LOTS
FOR SALE.
s11 900. 90.
A home Just finished on College ave-,
near Dwight: II rooms e bedrooms); ma
pie floors, massive fireplaces and man
tells; lot 5ox160; beautiful back yard,
shrubberv and summer houses: one Of the
most elegantly appointed and best locat-
ed homes In Berkeley. Interested parties
should Immediately investigate this bar
gain.
s425o.oo.
One Of the most beautiful S-room bun
galows in town; one block from s. P. and
Key Route station; one block from Grove
st. car line
ssoooo0.
s-room house on Telegraph ave-; good
location; nearly new place; nice home.
Lot In Berry-Bangs tract, on Benvenue
north OF Stuart; s1750. .3T
Lot In Oak Ridge, Claremont, $1376.
Lots and houses in all parts Of town;
all prices. 1t
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$4,000.
Modern home on Telegraph ave-; rooms,
story; handy to Key Route.
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81 s145o-This is reduced; 5 rooms. all large
high basement; q sunny cozy, plai
little home for a little money; this ism
stylish. but 1t Is good as far as it goes
on West 18th St
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See the ALAMEDA LAND COMPANY
14lS Park ST. Tel. Alameda 400. 1t
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uNpouALEp LOCATION,

UNEoUALED LOCATION,
CLOSE TO LINDA VISTA.
This Is a fine. thoroughly we'll built
modern home Of eight rooms. having four
bedrooms. The lot Is extra wide and very
deep, and has a view of the Piedmont
foothills and the bay and San Francisco
that never can be cut off, Owners busi-
ness keeps him away from Oakland, and
the place will be sold for $4,000.
WE HAVE OTHERS.
JAS. s. NAISMITH,
1856 Washington st. Bacon Arcade.
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IS THE ONLY PLACE TO
LIVE.
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That pretty Piedmont cottage on Walls
worth ave-; 4 rooms, bay window high
basement, bath. etc. etc, Is still for
sale at $3.50. No change in that price
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We have saved all OF our ledgers and
records OF every description and are in
q position TO account strictly and accu-
rately TO ali Of our clients.
We Will continue TO collect rents and
conduct all branches of our business as
heretofore.
CRANSTON. BEisVEL & DWYER,
Temporary Ofhce.
l1S0 McAllister ST, cor. Fillmore 1t
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. WILL exchange two lots corner Valley
n end Diamond streets, each 25xl50, for
small place in country available for
daily trips to San Francisco. Address
Box esss Call Office 20 2t*
FOR rent-AlIneral springs hotel; fur
nished; mineral baths. lovely grounds:
orchard: suitable fer sanitarium resort
or residence Address owner box 64S6
CAL Office. Oakland. 20 St.
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J. H. MACDONALD & CO.,
1852 Broadway.

J. H. MACDONALD & CO.,
1852 Broadway.
SCI, o,ooo-Eiegant business corner on San
Pablo ave, close in; III feet
frontage.
$50, ,ooo-Finest factory or warehouse site
-. in Oakland; 2 street fronta ges, on
railroad, one block from city
wharf: solid land (requiring no
piling); cannot be duplicated in
city; 19, 625 square feet area.
19.0to-Choice business corner on 18th
ST., near Broadway, 70395.
s12, ,50o-1oox17:s, on Rroadway; good
dwellings; rents s65; cheap buy.
Also a full list of choicest residence,
business and manufacturing properties.
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BERKELEY REAL EsTATE-con.
FERRIER- BROCK CO.,
(Successors to Francis Ferrier),
"AT KEY ROUTE TERMINUS

a121 shattuck Berkeley, Ca
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MILLS. THE REAL ESTATE MAN.
Fine business property on Shattuck ave-,
bet Dwight Way and Center St: in
vestment property, consisting of three
Vine SITS, open for an offer; win bear
inspections; several and room cot
tages, new; street work all finished in
good locations; from $3.50 UP; on easy
terms.
PHILO MILLS, 2141 Stattuck ave.
Phone Mason 21S2. 20 1t
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GOOD house. rooms, bath; minutes
of university; 100 feet frontage; price
s12, 900. 1881 Sacramento St, s. F.19-7ts
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MILLS VALLEY REAL ESTATE.
SO cAsH-s1o MONTHLY.

At beautiful Tamalpais Park, Mil Valley,
we are selling lots 50x150 and larger at
$3.50 to s6Go-many Of them are covered
with grand redwoods, laureis and oaks.
in the country but still have ali the
conyeniences Of the city. Two railroad
stations on the tract, Wildwood and
Park-every lot within a few minutes
walk of electric trains.
See them today-a splendid place for your
family. Get of at Park station Agent
on the ground.
LYON & HOAG. 1923 Fillmore St
20 S#rSa3t
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Fine Groom cottage on College ave-,
one block from new Key Route station;
lot 36x100; fruit trees in bearing; this
place for a few days only at $500.
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FACTORY SITES. HOMES FOR ALL.
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railroad and water facilities; 100 feet
front or over; $50 per front foot; liberal
terms. ~
12-room residence on Durant avenue;
choicest resident district; large lot
owner must sell and wants offer
S6oo0;' a snap; 7-room house; lot 50x
1870; east of College ave. and north Of
Dwight way; fruit, flowers and berries;
cozy home; terms.
Two houses. one Of rooms and other
of s rooms; now under construction and
will be completed about June IL: near
College ave. and Webster. See US for
prices and terms.
$4,000; Groom house east Of Tele-
graph ave. and near Ashby ave.; terms
to right party.
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SUFFERED LESS FROM THE EARTH
QUAKE
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CRANSTON. BEI,VEI, & DWYFR.
GSo McAllister St cor Fillmore
TO LEASE
TO LEASE
TO LEASE
TO LEASE
TO LEASE
PROPERTY IN ALL PARTS OF TOWN
S2o Der month-Mission St, between
Ninth and Tenth: S5xl25.
see per month-Tenth St. near How
ard l0oxiOo
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PROPERTY WANTED.

WANTED-To lease lot 25xS5 or larger.
with or without building, on Mission or
Folsom sts., bet. Third and Sixteenth.
Address F. A. GILLEY, $50 Church
street. is It's
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A new house of rooms and bath; lot 50x
$50: fine stable and summer house;
bargain; S6250
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CLIMATE. FLOWERS AM
SUNSHINE.
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Modern 10-room house, south frontage:
large sunny lot; in the Berry Bangs tract;
this bargain for $500; easy terms.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-11-27
ARRAY or Arronmzvs.
Two and . Halt Cent Passenger rate
In Federal Court

SU09Y W ~ 1OWN8U0s
Two and . Halt Cent Passenger rate
In Federal Court
Austin. Nov. es.-The Federal court
presented an array OF legal talent Mon
day morning when Judge Maxey asked
tho gentlemen n they were ready 20
proceed with injunction suits on be-
half Of railroads against the railroad
commission. The original case Ia that
Of the Houston and Texas Sentral en-
joining the 2h-cent passenger rate
put in by the commission. This was
followed on the part of the road by
general attack on the commission. in.
Guiding all OF it's rules and regulations.
The state is represented by Attorney
General Davidson. Judge Cowan OF
Fort Worth and j. G. Cnamell OF Hous-
ton. All OF the railway general attor'
neys were present.
Attorney General Davidson announc-
ed that complainants desired to amend
their bills. However. II was the desire
OF the state TO reach an adjudication
OF this matter as soon as possible.
Judge Stedman announced that II
was the desire to amend the bill. so as
10 improve allegations and there was
no desire 20 delay hearing OF demur'
rers.
We think We have n good case, but
we desire 20 make Il better" remarked
Judge Stedman.
The court announced that the bills
could be amended at any time either
before or after his ruling. He also
said that he had read the bills OF the
Fort Worth and Denver and the HHus-
/ ton and Texas Central and the demur'
rers thereon.
Judge Cowan opened the argument
for the state. saying that present It'll
cation was similar TO suits against the
commission several years ago. Tha'
there was no allegation In the biils as
10 the value OF the property used IN
handling state and interstate business
Under state authority. when II Is at
tackled in Federal court. earrings as 70
s,ata and interstate trafiic must De
shown To be affected The total val
res OF property affected does not APP
ply. There must be a separation. He
also suggested that bonds and ROAD
values should be shown. that reads
are worth so much per mile Is con
clusion and not fact. Relating 70
the attack on the constitutional an'
thority Of the commission TO act ne
called attention 10 the Reagan case,
when the commission was assaulted
several years ago He directed atten'
ton TO the compromise aiter tha hea,
gan case decision; that roads had ali
agreed 10 those rates. and now they
come in and alloge that rates are 700
low. lie contended that while II was
a difficult matter TO allege valuation
the bill sets up several factors going 10
fix II. lie thought this was bad plead
ing. as II was a matter OF evidence.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-11-27
sREVITIEs PUNCHED.

J. Mannice died at Houston from ef.
fects OF carbolic acid.
Wife OF Rev G. w. Paugborn sui.
cided ar Romeo. w. Va.
San Angelo. Tex. Odd Fellows will
erect a 10000 building.
North Texas Methodist conference
meets in 1907 at sherman
Sawmill OF J. Parks. near Cushing.
Tex. was destroyed by fire.
At FL Paso Saturday 10s Masons
thirty-second Masonic degree.
BY a dynamite explosion at Tren.
ton. \. j.. four boys were fatally hurt.
Neil Black fell at Oklahoma City
and fractured his skull. death result
ing.
The telegraphone. that talks TO 500
people at one time. Is a new inven-
ton.
Two negroes at Dallas held up
lady and took a bundle OF clothing
from her.
American Federation OF Labor meets
next year at Norfolk, Va All officers
were reelected.
c. G. Lamb. a contractor. a wealthy
man died at the City of Mexico from
effects OF a fall
In a race az Point Breeze. near Phil
adelphia. an auto car went through a
railway, in1uring eight persons.
Adams Express Company Agent at
Kayford. w. Va. was shot and beat.
en- and the office robbed OF $4,000.
A sailor named ]. Poison. at Gal
weston, fell through the hatch OF the
British steamer Cairncrag. soon dy.
ing.
Judge o. Love. prominent in tribal
affairs half a century. died AT Mariet-
"a. |. T. His estate is valued at $3.50.
600.
Owing TO illness OF a juro' he A. r.
Chisholm 100000 defalcatioa case at
Birmingham. Ala. was continued until
the spring term.
Before senate committee Bartles-
vile. |. r.. oil and gas oprators favor
ed restricting OF leases TO $500 acres
20 one holding.
J. n. Baker. charged az DE Queen.
Ark. with criminally assaulting the
wife OF Rev. b. J. Mathews. was ar
rested az ST. Louis.
b. r. Harrison OF Shawnee. Okla.
seventeen years old. a pressman, has
written three songs from which he re-.
ceiyes good royalties.
George W. Gable, the noted south.
ern novelist. and Miss Eva c. Steven
son OF Lexington. KY. were married
in historic Christ church. Phlladel
phia.
Southern Steamship and Importing
company, capital stock $4,000 head.
quarters Galveston. will import ba.
nanas from southern Mexico 90 Texas
points
Two-thirds OF the holdings OF the
Houston, Sabine and Red River rail.
way have bene taken over by New
York parties. Construction begins
Jan. J.
Superintendent Hovey Of the Rock
Island railway notified the Texas rail.
road commission that snow was seven
feet deep IN parts OF the Panhandle
last week.
In an address at South Haven. Mich.
Senator Tillman predicted there would
be a bloody race war In this county.
lie said nearly all negroes were liars
and all would steal.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-11-27
RULED ON EXCEPTIONS.
Held Allegations Were Sufficient to
Make Out a Case.


Austin. Nov. 26.-The case Of the
state vs.. the waters-Pierce OIL com
pany for forfeiture Of permit and for
penalties for alleged violation OF anti
trust laws OF the state was called
Monday for trial on facts in the TWEEN
ty.sixth district court The special
yenire Of thirty men. drawn by the
fury commissioners. was on hand
and the members. after being sworn.
were excused until Tuesday
Judge Brooks announced his ruling
ON exceptions OF the defense which ne
took under Amusement last Friday.
holding that the allegations In the pc
titlon were sufficient TO make out a
case against the defendant for viola.
ton OF antitrust laws Of 1889 and 1900
for the reason that the petition at
tempted 20 allege facts which would
entitle the state 10 require cancella.
ton OF defendant TO do business In the
state. while at the same time he sus'
tanned about thirteen OF the special eN'
ceptions, for the most part because
they were immaterial or Irrelevant
The court ruled that the petition at.
tempted 20 aliege facts TO prove that
the defendant was guilty OF such mis-
use and abuse OF the corporation iran
cbIse az would Justify an custer from
tho state. that IT, admission 10 DO
business In the state was gained py
such fraudulent representations as
wonld be a forfeiture OF permit and
that the defendant had violated inc
onti.trus, laws OF 1859 and 1900.
Tho court sustained special exceP
tlon to the allegation that II. Z. flerce
had been restored 20 the presidency OF
the defendant company and sent 20
Texas for the supposed political infu.
ence exercised by him In the state and
All the special exceptions relating TO
tho antitrust affidavit filed by II. {.
pierce with the secretary % state OF
Texas Al the time the Waters-Pierce
company was seeking readmisslon 20
do business IN the state. The court
stated that the ahidavits. whether true
ar false could have no bearing upon
the case
Both the defense and the state eN
cepted 10 all adverse rulings by the
court
The railroad commission approved
the application OF the St Louis
brownsville and Mexico railway for
authority to issue. approve and regis
ter an issue Of Sl.O70OGO 8 per cent
first mortgage bonds on li2 miles OF
completed line nom Rogstown. Nueces
county. 10 Bay City. Matagorda county.
Complaint has been filed with the
railroad commission against J. :. Le
hane general freight agent OF the
Cotton Belt railway at maintenance
OF his legal residence AZ Fort Worth
when Il should be. Il Is claimed. at
Tyler IN accordance with the law re-
qulrlng general officers OF a railroad 20
maintain their residence az the place
where the general offices OF the road
are mainland Leblanc Is a member
Of the council az Fort Worth.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-11-27
SOAP AND WATER.
Negro Preacher Advises Race TO Use
Less Cologne and Powder.

less Oolo8nc anu TVWoci.
Texarkana, Nov 26.-Rev. Z. VI.
Griggs ID. D.. OF Palestine Tex. while
addressing the Negro Baptist State
convention. said: The negroes Of
this country must use more soap and
water. and not so much cheap cologne
and powder There Is a powerful up
lifting influence In soap and water.
and have no love for a man who tries
20 get away from hts race. Every ne
gro has Il In his power TO become
something in this country. and II he
fails, be will only have himself TO
blame"
Rev. T. S. Sandefer. ID. d.. OF Cur
don. Ark. caused a little breeze by Of.
fering resolution inviting immi.
grants TO the state from all parts OF
the world.
Resolutions we're passed condemn
ing lynching and crime ~ every kind.
The negroes we're urged to join the
better class OF white people In putting
down laWlessness.
President Roosevelt was censured
for dlschargIng the negro soldiers
without trial He has shown his
hatred for the negro In this matter. "
said Professor ]. e. Knox. "and has
treated as worse than Dixon with his
'Clansman. The negro In the future
will have TO look TO the south for his
friends
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-11-27
THE TRADE RAT.
Odd Ways of This Peculiar Little
California Rodent.

One Of the oldest little animals In
existence Is the California wood rat.
better known as the trade rat IL
owes the latter name 10 the fact that.
though IL is great thief. IL never steals
anything without putting something
else I'm It's place II is said that a paste
pot which had been left overnight In
the assay office OF a silver mine In that
state was found IN the morning with
the oldest collection OF rubbish. This
was the work OF trade rats. They had
stolen the paste and left In exchange n
piece OF stick. length Of rope. some
odds and ends Of wire and an unbroken
glass funnel! The object OF the trade
rat In so scrupulously paying for what
he takes Is something of a mystery, but
these same rats certainly take the
greatest pleasure In the odds and ends
which they steal and collect.
in I.lndsay's "Mind I'm Lower AMI
mails" n description is given OF a trade
rats nest found In an unoccupicd
house. The outside was composed en-.
IllflN VI HNu NlNNNn AAiA th ~
symmetry. with the points outward
Interlaccd with the spikes We're about
two dozen forks and spoons and three
large butcher knives. There were also
a large carving fork. knife and steel
several plugs OF tobacco. an old purse
n quantity OF small carpenters tools
including several augcrs. aud a watch
OF which the outside casing. the glass
and the works were all distributed
separately, so as 10 make the best
show possible.
The trade rat has Us South American
counterpart In the viscacha. a pretty
little relative OF the chinchilla. which
lives In families OF twenty or thirty on
the pampas. Everything that takes Us
fancy and Is portable Is carried 10y the
viscacha and piled in neat little heaps
at the mouth Of Us burrow. II ranch
man drops his watch or any similar
article he always searches the vlscacha
burrows In the neighborhood and gen.
orally finds his lost property.-Chicago
News.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-11-27
AFTER WARD LINE.
Charles W. Morse May Acquire This
Innortant Company.

Galveston. Nov. 26.-It was stated
authoritatiyely here Monday that
Charles W. Morse. recent purchaser Of
the Mallory Steamship company lines
and who owns others covering 10000
miles OF ocean and river routes. Is
about 20 buy the Ward line from New
York to Cuban ports. II will give him
control OF the lines 10 health resorts
OF Florida. Cuba and Texas. He pro-
poses to put on two % the finest steam
ers, capable Of making the trip from
Galveston TO New York In foul days.
In the service OF the Mallory line TO
build up passenger business between
Galveston and New York.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-11-27
BAND ovGRHAULED.
Detachment Of Rural Guards oisarm
Them With Difficulty.

Washington. Nov. 26. 90 Secretary
Taft received the following dispatch
from Governor Magoon at Havana I'M
der Sundays date. "A band from
Cienfuegos was overkauled by a de-
tachment Of rural guards under com
mand Of Captain Landa. They were
taken into custody and disarmed with
difficulty and are now being brought
10 Cienfuegos. The band Is composed
Of eight men.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-11-27

Two Mlscresnts who Attempted TO
Hold Tin establishment Caught.


Kansas City. Nov 26.-In an at.
tsmpt 10 hold up and rob. J. Frank
Euery. proprietor Of the Kentucky
Hcuse In Kansas City. Kan. Sunday
evening. Emery was shot and killed
ana Lee Simmons. a negro porter. was
shot In the shoulder and slightly
wounded. Charles Rumble. an iron
uolder from Independence. Mo. one
nj the wound.be robbers. was shot In
the cheek by officers. who pursued
HIN. and shot and captured Hutton.
Rumble and Hutton were Intoxicated.
They entered the hotel and. walking
over 20 the desk. told Emery 10 hand
over his money. Two guests were In
the lobby at the time. Emery told
them 10 get out: that he had no
money. The men staggered from the
desk. apparently to make their de-
parture. When they reached the door
however. Rumble hreced himself
again and, with a shaking hand. fired
two shots at the hotel proprietor
Guests rushed into the lobby and found
Emery dead. lying across the hotel
register. which was spread upon the
clerks desk. One bullet from Rum
bIe's revolver went Wild The second
had pierced Emery's chest just below
the heart. causing almost instant
death.
Rumble and Hutton fled down the
stairway. There they encountered
simon, the porter. who had been at
tracted by the shots. and was Just as
cending the steps. Rumble fired a
sot at Simon that struck the porter
in the shoulder. and the two robbers
pushed by him and bolted for the
street. Rumble and Hutton were seen
by the officers on Minnesota avenue
a block from the hotel. and gave chase
firing as they ran. One bullet struck
Rumble a glancing blow on the cheek
and caused the molder TO stagger and
fall. Hutton stopped running when
he realized that Rumble had been
shot, and the pair were soon landed In
fail
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-11-27
DAVIS DROPS DEAD.
Taught School at a Number Of Places
In Texas

Denison Nov. 26-J. b. Davis stag
gered and fell dead Monday morning
in room over the l.. B. Price Mer-
camille company. An empty bottle
was found In a pocket. Mr.. Davis
taught school az Hillsboro. Dallas and
Fort Worth. He was a college gradu.
ate. His wife died four years ago and
he has been respondent ever since
He leaves relatives az Fort Worth and
Hlilsboro.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-11-27

Tuesday night on the grounds that
the address would be a menace to pub
lie safety.
Mayor Dunno. after receiving the
committee. wrote letter to Mrs. Adele
Keeler SECRETARY OF the Chicago Union
hospital. for the benefit Of which Sen
ator Tillman is to speak. declining to
act as chairman OF the meeting.
Il am a believer In the orderly pro-
cesses OF law. and cannot agree with
Senator Tillman in the views he holds,
and. therefore. must decline" he
said. Ito accept the chairmanship OF
the meeting"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-11-27

New York. Nov. 26.-Judge Sullivan
in the court OF general sessions has
signed the order granting the right OF
appeal from the decision OF police
magistrate in the case OF Enrico Ca.
russo. the Italian opera singer. who
was found guilty In the municipal,
court of annoying women In tn
monkey house at Central park and
fined $40.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-11-27
Increase Announced.

Adams. Mass. Nov. 26.-An increase
OF 3 per cent In wages Of the employees
of the Berkshire Cotton Manufacturing
company Is announced. The new scale
which affects $500 employees ana
which goes into effect Dec. 3. Is : per
cent more than that paid In Fail River
mills. even after last weeks Increase
there.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-11-27
CONDENSED HAPPENINGS.

Frisco railway will enlarge shops at
Sherman.
Much cash Is being stolen from Rus.
sian malls
Genera! Arthur Henry Paget Is com
mander Of military In ireland
Young tehasoh, a well known raiL
,,,,n rfvl engineer. died 20 laiias
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-11-27
MADE NO PROMISE.
Governor Higgins Denies Statement
That Has Been Made.

Albany. Nov. 90. - THE statement
that promised or intimated TO any
body that could commute the sen.
tence OF Albert T. Patrick is absolute
ly and unqualinedly false" said Gov.
ernor Higgins. Il made no promise on
the subject. directly or indirectly. to
any living man" The governor added
that so far as he knew the case was
still within the jurisdiction of the
United States supreme court
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-11-27

ting and are adverse to all art and
beauty and ideals. saying:
Il can tell you that the sober second
thought OF the vast majority OF the
people OF the land In which we live is
the sanctity OF the family. good gov.
eminent and a high moral tone OF
public life"