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The Washington times., 1907-02-22

Q-You stated that those fourteen let
ters from Stanford White were you.'
ANTRey were until I gave them to
o.-Have you any objection to their
being introduced?
A.-Why. no. not at all.
Q-About this occurrence at the East
Twenty street, when friend OF
Stanford Whites appeared and found
YOU undressed In a bed room, down
stairs and Stanford White WAS upstairs,
how did the man come to find you thereE
Al don't know. The man opened the
door and came In.
Q-Where was stanford White at that
time?
Al don't know. I heard steps after
the man came in L guess he was up
stairs.
Q-You had undressed yourself?
Q.-when did you first meet the de-
An September. 1903.
Q.-When did you first meet Stanford
White?
dora" in 1901 I was then living in
Thirty-eighth street.
Q.-WeTe YOU living at the Audubon?
A.-Not when I first met him.
Her Introduction to White.
Q.-How old you meet Stanford
white7
A-Through Edna Goodrich. She was
in the show. not one OF the sextet at
that time.
Odd Edna Goodrich introduce you
10 Stanford Winter
Ayes. In Twenty-fourth street.
Q-Was Francis Belmont there?
A-NO.
Q.-Were other women there besides
Edna Goodrich and yourself?
ODD Edna Goodrich tell you who
Stanford White was before you met
him?
A.-She said he was friend Of hers
and went into very good New York So
ciety.
Q.-Did YOU know Edna Goodrich
long2
Odd you go to the dentists?
A.-NO. we drove through the park.
Q.-With Mr. white?
A.-NO.
Q.-Alone?
A.-No. with Miss Goodrich.
Odd she say he was married?
A--No.
Q.-when did you learn that?
A.-Shortly afterwaTd-
Q.-Beforc he dTugged you:
A.-Yes.
o.-From the park did you go home?
A--No. W. went 70 the dentists, Dr.
Parker.
Q--Dld you have your teeth axedo
Q.-Who went with you when you next
saw White2 CWitness whispered a name
10 Jerome)
Q.-Was there any one with you ex-
cept this young woman and White?
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ARTHUR BROWN TO PLAY
WITH DETROIT TIGERS

WILKESBARRE. Feb. q. Arthur
Brown, of this city. the first baseman
sold by Newark to Detroit. received a
letter from the Detroit owners on sat
urday saying that he had been sold to
the Montreal team with the privilege of
being taken back at the end of the sea-
son.
Yesterday came another letter saying
the deal was off and ordering Brown
10 join the Detroit team in the South
on March 9. a National League club
which desired his services refused to
waive its right TO him IN favor of the
Montreal team and Detroit decided to
retain him.
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Q.-When was the next time?
Al cannot tell; there were so many
of those suppers.
o. mean by this. the time of the
drugging?
Al think have told you all Of
Q--Before the drugging. you had been
10 supper and had been taken home by
White, who had been very sOlicitous2
Ayes.
that you can construe as improper,
other than when he strOked the girls?
A--One OF the girls said he was a
married man, and said he was not. /
asked Mr. White, and he said, Don't
mind, they're fOOling you"
Odd the wine you drank At Whites
house on the night you lost conscious
ness taste different from any wine you
had drunk before that?
A--Not particularly. All wine tasted
bitter. That's all l can say: IL had the
regular taste OF champagne.
Q.-Passing over the occurrences Of
that night, when did you next go out
with Mr. Whfte2
Al don't remember. 7 went TO sup
per in the tower with him frequently
after that.
Q-As often As every week for a con-
siderable periOdZ
Ayes; for nearly every day / went
with him.
Q.-Am correct did that &C through
the balance OF 1901 until you went to
Pompton in the fall of 1902?
A.-YeE.
Declares White Was Repulsive.
Q.-And on 81 these occasions except
as TO the occurrences narrated by you
this morning. was Mr.. Whites conduct
always proper?
A.-No.
Q.-Why noto
Ale was positively repulsive 10 me.
Q.-After January. 1902. you refused
10 go anywhere with him alone7
Al don't say 1 would not go alone
I would go in carriage with him or
go TO his Office but I did not go to any
play or hotel or theater with him.
Q.-You were going with Stanford
White 70 suppcrs and luncheOns up 10
tnts time and having relations with
him?
AYES.
amount OF money from him while you
were not working?
Ayes.
Q.-Before you met White the family
was being helped 10y the man who after
ward married your mother:
Ayes
Odd you at any Of the suppers be-
fore you were drugged see acts Of i'm
propriety, which now. looking back TO.
you recall particularly?
Ayes
Q.-What hsppened2
A.-The things 10 eat were good and
Mr.. White would tell good stories
Q.-There was one woman who told a
good many obscene stories?
Ayes.
Q.-They were pretty rank2
Ayes.
ON 1904 you had already received
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White Fondled Them.

Q.-Was there any improperly on the
place that day
A--Maybe you would not call 1t i'm
propriety.
Q.-What did he do?
Ale kissed Us and fondIed us like
this dndicGting).
Odd IL strike YOU as very natural?
A--No. he said it was habit of his
Q.--Does that shock your maiGenly
Sensibility at all2
Ale did II IN a very fatherly sort
Of a way.
o.-This was when you were 70 have
your photo taken?
$50 even at BouIogne when you
that Mr.. Thaw mad opened your eyes
there came into your mind a softness
toward him that made your intensity Of
passion for him greater?
The witness has never said she had
passion for S-anford White" said
Delmas-
Q.-How is II that your enmity toward
Stanford White had undergone a change
when you reached Boulogne? What Is
IL that softened the intensity Of your
feeling toward him2
A.-Outside Of the one awful thing that
/ testified about he had always been
good and kind and fatheTly toward me.
Outside OF that one terrible thing he
always seemed 70 be a good man.
Everybody liked him very much. Mr..
ThaW said when ! told him this that Il
only served TO make him so much more
dangerous 10 the community. He said
so terribly passionate a man ought to
be restrained.
Q.-The young lady who was with YOU
on the second visit when he stroked you
I'm his fatnerly way, how Old was she?
Al don't know.
Q--Did you observe anything in his
behavior toward other EirlS2
A.-No, he acted the same toward
other girls as toward me. He treated
them In the same way, stroking them in
the same fatherly way. putting up the
same bluff toward them as he had
toward me.
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Died.

GARFISON-On Friday February e. 1907. at
a. m. a. his residence. 1904 Fourteenth
street northwest. WILLIAM T. GARRI-
SON In his SEVENTEEN year.
Funeral II a. m, Monday. from Harvey's
chapel. 1895 Fourteenth street northwest
Relatives and friends invited fe22-8t
Particulars in another column.
HARDON-On Friday. February p 1907. at
/. a. M, at Silver Spring. Md. ANNIE
HARDON. widow OF the late Robert s.
Harden. in the siXty-third year Of her age
Funeral on Monday. February 25 at 10
a m. from her late residence Silver
Spring. Md. InteTment Rock Creek Gene
terry Friends invited to attend fe22-St
KTSSMAUI-On Thursday February 81
1907. at 40 a. m. HELEN r. KUSS-
NAIL. daughter Of George and Mary
KussmauI. nee Talbert. departed this life.
aged one year
Funeral from her late residence 1919 II
street northeast. Saturday at 10 O'Clock
II
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TO PREVENT THE GRIP

LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine removes the
cause. To get the genuine call for fun name
and look for signature Of L. w. Grove. 25c
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CContinued from lis PAGE

lance telephone and has not been loath
to tell him anything that would con-
trovert the testimony of her daughter
Mrs Holman, IT is asserted, was ac-
tuated by her hatred Of Thaw, which
has existed ever since the quarrel IN
Europe when mother and daughter part
ed in what was permanent separation
This hatred was Increased. II. possible,
when Thaw killed Stanford White, the
man to whom she was !;-S+hted for
much money and for practically sup
porting the family.
Brother Stands by Sister.
In strange contrast 10 the course OF
the mother is that of Howard Nesbit,
brother of Evelyn Thaw. When he
came to New York, 1t was TO aid the
prosecution and lend his efforts to pro-
tect the memory of Stanford White.
who has sent him TO school and TO
whom he looked upon as his benefactor.
But the terrible life story told by his
sister on the witness stand worked a
change in him.
Il will not testify against my sister,
ne declared. They may send me 70 jail,
but | will not be witness against
her"
The young mans heart has gone out
to his sister when he learned how she
had been WrOnged and he saw the pa
thetic picture she made on the witness
stand. Then as he saw the district attor-
ney force her TO bare her very soul and.
realized that his own flesh and blood was
being thus tortured the iron pierced his
soul and he became her defender.
The fact that the district attorney
wants 20 make me testify against Eve
lyn.' he said has worried me until /
am almost insane. But ! will not do II.
aN.aua IL. IL
mother and stepfather made me come
here. telling me that l owed 1t TO Stan
ford White Blu it was not until |
heard my sister testify that / realized
what it would mean for me to testify
against her. And l will not do #. no
matter what happens
One Point Against Thaw.
It was admitted today that the most
startling thing that had been brought
out against Thaw in the ruthless cross
examination Of Evelyn Thaw was the
cable message sent by Harry Thaw or
Evelyn Nesbit. or both, to Stanford
White.
This message was plea to White 70
dissuade a man connected with the
American embassy in London, a friend
or White, from aiding the mother Of
Evelyn to separate her from Thaw. Ac-
cording to the statement of the wife,
Thaw sent il In her hsme, showing it to
her.
This was after the confession to Thaw
Of her former relations with White. and
that Thaw should thus cause her to
exercise her influence over White. ac-
quired through Whites treatment az
her, to prevent the mother from sepa-
rating Thaw and the girl, was consid-
cred as damaging TO the prisoner. II
vas the most effective point made by
Jerome for the prosecution durins, tbe
entire examination Of the young wife.
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re VIII no. mos an ascent today"
The police officers re-echoed the an
nouncement 70 the crowd and 1t began
TO dispense.
II IS no use trying to al the bal
loon IN this wind" said Mr.. McCoy
IT could not be held down TO be filled. {"
Allyn X Hawley seconded the opinion
OF MS chief, and after a short confer
encc II was decided TO be best 10 fore
90 the ascent until tomorrow or Mon
DAY. u The weather permits.
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SpeCiaI Notices.

THE CORCORAN GALLERY OF ART
viii be open 10 the public. free OF
charge. on sne evenings Gf February .,
Fehrua-J 81. March /, March >, and
March s. 1907. between the hours Of !
and 10 o'clock D. m T. Z MCGUIRE
Director. fe2-su
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Interested Visitors Here.

Among the disappointed spectators
who had come all the way from New
YORK TO witness the ascension we're
Colgate Hoyt, president Of the Automo-
pie Club OF America; Or. Julian p
Thomas and the delegation from the
Aero Club, Of the metropolis. besides "A
number Of army and navy officers who
are interested in The problem Of aerial
navigation.
The Washington times., 1907-02-22

WHY GO DOWN TOWN TO get your
clock repaired when you can drop q
postal q
n 2 CALLAHAN, The Clock Man,
tZ5 10Th St NV. and get Il repaired at
q more liberal rate. feT-3at
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EDMOND .. PIGEON, D. D. s.,

Responsible Fittings. Crown and Brtdgework
Plates. and Extracting Corner ID and 7th
SITS Main srlT- feg1-tf
The Washington times., 1907-02-22

ALL MAKES or SEWING MACHINES
repaired and guaranteed / Vt, 50c- New
Singer and u heller Wilson machines
sold M cash prices 0gc weekly paynertz-
kkAMER'S 453 eth ST. sw. Phone NJ
Gs7S or drop postal. viii call; open nights
2. M feS-tf
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Sewing 5Tach1nos Slightly Used So
and up. Easy terms SIC weekly; ma
chimes rented. 90 cents weekly. machines
repaired 20 cents and up; drop postal.
ROBERTSON, 1910 9Th - NV. feI9-tf
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Too Many Dinners to Remember.

Q.-Were you allowed 70 drink more
than one glass Of champagne that night?
There were no improprieties. fGtherly
or otherwise. that night2
A.-No.
Q.-No one had any more wire than
was good for them2
A.-NO.
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WITEOUT pRAuGRT

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Equip your Churches. School Houses.
Office Rooms. Sleeping Apartments. &c.
with 'PULLSIAN AUTOMATIC VEN
TILATORS,' economical and eyerlast-
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mgr for company. Ofice, 1856 3lst ST
Phone West ell. fel0-60t
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DIR. W z. WALDO, DENTIST (2Ig
East Cap. ST.. VIII occupy his down
town Office beginning MONDAY. FEB
RUAhT is lllI @ ST. NV fej6-30t
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UNDERWRITERS.
FUNERAL DESIGNS.
FUNERAL DESIGNS

l2l4 P St. Northwest. Phone a. 4a70.
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er two hours and
ked at his watch
and said
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-23

Twe Letters Thst Adams Wrote An
introduced BY Prosecution.
Rathdrum. Ida. Nov. 22.-The most
dramatic incident connected with the
trial Of Steve Adams. on trial here for
the murder Of Fred Tyler. was the In
PRODUCTION OF two letters by J. II. Haw.
Icy. council for the state. The letters
were written by Adams while In the
Idaho psnitentiasy to relatives. Their
general tenor 3 disclosed in the fol-
lowing extract:
Il am glad to hear Of your belief
In my innocence. wish to God that
Was. but ! fell In With bad company
and was led 10 commit q number Of
most vile sins. breaking the laws Of
both man and 0cd. II I'd stayed
with my church and with the raising
Of my poor parents. who are. I bclieya.
IN heaven. would be a free man &c.
day. But I allowed myself to be led
into sin most lnmnable. am goins
to try 20 undo what have done. and
sin 90 more"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-23

Waco. Nov. ,2.-Preceding the
meeting OF the Texas womens' Fed
Grafton Friday morning Mrs. Cone
johnson Of Tyler. the president. wa
presented an elegant silver bowl By
ladies Of the executive board.
Among the resolutions adopted was
one providing co. club study Of legal
riehts Of Texas women. Another pro
vidsd for incfeased work In behalf Of
introduction OF Kindergarten work In
public schools. A resolution to re-
scend action Of Federation In making
an aggressive .flGht for compulsory
education at this time prevailed. but
the women viii work up sentiment
quietly.
A lively discussion was caused by
. resolution TO sdmit men N honorary
or associate members. There was con.
siderable opposition. but the resolu.
ton finally prevailed.
Mrs. Porter Of Dallas said that Hon.
Clarence Ousley OF Fort Worth had re.
fcrred In an address Wednesday night
to the fact that some mothers were
trying 70 shirk the claims OF mother
hood and. perhaps. was right ms TO
some mothcrs-not many-but he
should have gone further and said that
boys ought to be brought up with
greater regard for the duties Of faith
erhood.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-23

Protest 10 Filed by Wichita Falls RAFT
way Company.


Wichita Falls. Tex. Nov. 2e.-Pro'
testing against the action taken In this
county by officials In following the d.
rections OF the state tax board in as
sessins taxes npon the tangible and
alleged intangible property OF the
wichita Falls Railway company Mt f,ill
value. and at the same time falling
admittedly 10 assess other property
At more than 80 per cent OF Its real
value. ]. T. Montsomery. attorney for
the railroad company. has filed suit In
the Wichita county district court pray.
Ing for Judgment setting aside ard an.
nulling the said legal acts OF the board
Of equalization OF Wichita county and
perpetually enjoining the said tax col
iector OF Wichita courty and his sue
cessors In office from collecting or NJ.
tempting to col. rt the Illegal portion
Of said taxes further that
said illegal tar be declar.
ed void and u-s lien removed as
cloud upon plaintiffs title and for
costs" etc
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-23
sRevirIes sUNcHEo.

N. Lewis was held up at Dallas and
$50 taken from him.
Alleging false imprisonment. NJ. I
Coffin has sued San Antonio for $40.
900.
J. A. Raney had an arm terribly
Yansied in the al mill at Colorado
Tex.
virlie Brown. boy. was accident
ally killed while hunting near FL Reno,
Okla.
Chester Beatty was accidentally kill
ed while hunting In Williamson county
Texas.
The Santa Fe railway win erect a
large station ami eating house at Da.
Wis. Okla
Ardmore stree, car line has been
sold for $4,000 TO ID. Fitzgerald OF
New York.
Governor Haskell has formally call.
ed the Oklahoma legislature TO meet
at Guthrie Dec. ..
Austin Baker. brakeman. lost .
leg at Nocona. Tex. due to an accident
on the Katy roid.
Mrs. Hettie Green. the richest won
an In the world. was seventy-three
years old on the 2ist.
Rather than 20 to work after being
idle nine years William Devine OF VIII.
iamsburg. ". Y. suicided.
Four miles east OF Roosevelt. Okla.
Lon Nelson was shot six times and
killed. His slayer esrar->
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-23
CoNFERS With FRIENDS.
Senator Bailey Goes At Osce
10 Washington.

Fort Worth. Nov. Ex-senator Bal.
Icy had a conference with n number
Of friends At the Delaware hotel Thurs
day. When he was asked what he had
to say regarding the denial By w. s.
Davidson Of the ownership Of Texas
company stock. attributed to him In
the senator's speech. hs exhibited .
letter. which b. raid contained the
statement that he brother Of the 1t.
tssnsy general was . sockholder IN
he Texas company.
He declined % say who wrote the
letter or to permit publication Of more
than the refereacs to the matter men
toned until he shall have obtained
permission from the writer.
Mr.. Bailey LETT fer his homo at night.
and on Saturday viii start for Wash
ington To take up his senatorial duties
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-23
ROSS WITH ROOSTER.
Ingenious Method Fort Worth Boy 10
Accused 81 Utilizing.

Fort Worth. Nov. PA young boz
accused OF chick. n thefts on the South
Side has been taken In charge by tho
probation officer. II Is said when the
arrest was made n was discovered
that the lad had an ingenious method
Of capturing chickens. II Is declared
he owned a bantam rooster which aid.
ed him materially. All the thefts were
committed In daylight and when a
flock OF chickens was approached the
bantam was turned loose and the III.
tie rooster would at once square up
to the biggest roRter In the bunch for
n fight. The boy would then swoop
down. pie: up both Vhe ROSTERS. hide
The stolen on under his coat ard
walk away with his own one under
his arm.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-23
VALUABLE Notes.
Each Of Them Called For Nlnesy.rwo
Thousand Dollars.

Chicago. Noy. 22.-Erederick W.
McI-ain. formerly assistant cashier OF
the Chicago National bank. told on
the witness stand In the trial OF John
n. Walsh 81 the making by him OF .
number of memorandum notes. each
for So 600. He declared he made tn
notes. signed various names 10 them
and discounted them at the direction
OF Mr.. walsh. When the notes fell
due. h sa'i. he made out new ones
instead OF signing the same names as
before. Tie Did notes. he said. were
paid by mears III discount credit tick
cts and then desti oyed.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-23
RATE REDUCED

Said to Have Been Put Into Effect "a
Drive Out Independents.
Enid. Okla. Nov. ga reduction
on the rate OF lumber OF nearly 80
cents was ordered by the interstate
commerce commission this afternoon
]. r. Gentr-. who owns lumber mills In
Texas and yards In Nashville, Oklr.,
had been charged a rate OF 80 l-2.cents
between the points. After hearing TIE
evidence attorneys for the four roa' s
over which lumber was shipped agreed
to the rate asked. IS IL cents. II was
charged that the high rate had been
put In effect to drive out independent
dealers.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-23

~ sss.s are aev being supplied b. nail
= IN Cstsrrh sufferers. There 10 no
expenss--uo obligation whatever.
Or. Sheep 10 combining Oil Of EucalyptuA
Tkymol, Nenthol. Oil Of winterereen. etc.
cad u Incorporating these ingredients into
q pure, spow-white eream-lske Imported
Pesroiasum. The Creation-Dr. Shops
.Cssarrh Remedy-sives immediate and
-Issting relief 10 estarrh Of the nose and
throat. That Ill may first test Il free. these
srisi boxes are being mailed without
charge, simply 10 encourage these tests
and thus fully demonstrate. beyond doubt
- vslue Of this combination.
n Csfsrrh has extended down TO the
ufo1sch OF bowels. then DR.. Shops
Reseorsfive must also be used internally
Al : complete cure 10 70 be expected.
-Othervise the DR.. Shops Cafsrrh
Remedy WIN alone be entirely sufficient.
Write Dr.. Sboop, Racine. VIA for sample
.snd book Sold By DugEisss every~here'
MA 49, sAaSi - ~
$:S$ss::;f's q: -. E:5::; =
\. Il. JAMES.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-23
DIRE PREDICTIONS.
End Of Earth Early In 1908
Il One Of Them.

Knoxville. NOV. ga special to the
Sentinel from Bristol. Tenn. says:
Rev. Thomas Clark Of Abingdon. Va,
preacher. politician and prophet. who
forstold the eruption Of Mount Pelee,
destruction Of Galveston and other ca
lamities. has made a prediction that
the earth will be destroyed early next
year and men high In the councils Of
the nation shortly fall victims Of as.
sassins bullets He also predicted
there will socn be another outbreak In
the Philippines and New York City be
partially destroyed by fire early In
December.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-23
AeANpoNs PRACTICE.
Attorney Could Not Bear TO Witness
the Suffering Of Clients.

the suffering OF Clients.
Waterbury. Conn.,. Nov. e2.-De.
ciarinx he could no longer bear to wit.
ness the suffering OF clients forced to
seek lawyers advice on account OF
their troubles. Joseph s. LAUDER has
abandoned the practice OF law and viii
engage In some occupation where
sights Incurred are less pitiable. The
nervous strain OF the average lawyers
general practice is too much for any
man unless he Is singulariy callous
and cold hearted" said Mr.. LAUDER.
the shifting Of a clients troubles to
the shoulders Of his attorney not only
stirs the latter's sympathies TO the
depths OF his heart. but burdens him
with a responsibility which sometimes
IL killing" Mr.. LAUDER Is one Of the
most successful young attorneys here.
He Is a graduate OF Yale.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-23
For serxlna Wlld Ducks.

Houston. Nov. 22.-Game Warden
Habermacher has. on a ruling from the
attorney general. sworn out warrar,
against Otto Sens. proprietor OF the
fremont hotel. for serving wild ducks,
killed by himself on his hotel table
Mr. Sens 10 . pioninsnt citizen and
uportsman.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-23
FOR SALE.

Ia76 acres of land in the Moses
Hughes survey. near Edge. Price
aud terms reasonable.
Roger Boyle place. two blocks
from Main street. on west side,
price, 81 500.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-23
For Rent or Sale.

Half acre Of land with improve
ments. one block east Of my home.
Two small farms adjoining each
othor. consisting of so and 20
acres respectively; each in cultiva.
ton and we'll improved; situated
three miles west of Bryan. on
Sandy Point road.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-23
cen,I ..r,bIe Colin ArrIvss.

New York. Nov. 22.-The steamer
Majestic arrived from Southampton
with t3.50o.oo0 In gold for the banks
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-23

London. Nov. 22.-The discount rate
OF the Bank OF England remained un.
changed at per cent Thursday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-11-23
More Gold purchssed.

London. Nov. 22.-The United States
bought 100000 IN bar gold from the
Bank OF England Thursday.