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The Washington times., 1907-02-04
M'GARRY AND RUSSELL
MATCH MOST LIKELY

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Feb. 4.-Amby
McGarry. the hard-hitting New Yorker
and Young Erne OF this city. may be
the attraction al the National Athletic
Club Saturday night Erne challenged
the winner Of the Russell so
last night. which Russell won.
Erne and Russell have been together
three times at the National. and IL is
said McaGrTy will be the next choice
against ErHe
Joe Grim. the lighting Italian, and
George Gunther. OF Australia, will fur
nish the wiud-up at the Broadway
Thursday night On Friday night at
the Spring Garden Athletic Club, While
Moody and John Allen VIII fight IN the
Wind-ur
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Wall Paper.

WM V MAHONEY. the man that made
paperhanging famous; reliable, prompt cheap:
legal guarantees covers all our work. send
POSTAL for free samples and estimate. Main
store. t53 Psnnsy lvania ave. Sc. teieph0us
East u4-ts or following agencies. De Maine
Co, 51gI II 81. NV. Edlavitch's store,
Bowie Nd 10 Monroe 81. Anacostia; Ns4-
eombe's drug store. Congress Heights; 81
New York ave. nv; 1870 u 81. Sc; C0naWaya
store, Laurel, Md; General store Glendale.
P0st0fice. Colonial Beach. Va Ingalls, Real
Estate Ofice. Hyattsville. Nd Shaw's store.
TwiRing City Lioyd's store, seabrooke, AID.
New agency, Just established. Luerssen's drug
store, Brookand. felt
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ALLEGES TAFT IN CUBA
PUT PREMIUM ON REVOLT

ATLANTA. Ca. Feb. 4.-Bishop War
ern ID. Gambler. OF the Methodist Episco-
pal Church, South, who has just re-
turned from pastoral visit 20 Cuba,
says thar some OF the steps OF Secretary
Taft in his efforts 10 pacIfy the situa-
ton, put a premium on disturbances and
gave 10 Instruction in the minds OF
some tre appearance Of "a profitable
HnGfuneg
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Trustees Sale.
THos. J. OWEN = son. AuctIoaeers.

THos, J. OWEN q son. Aueti0neers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE HMM
PROVED REAL ESTATE FRONTING 81
FEET CT SOUTH SIDE OF FAIRMONT
STREE BETWEEN IIfH AND 18TH SITS
NV.
recorded il LibeF No. ESQ folio PSI et SEQ
Of tho land records Of the District Of CO.
lunlhia, and at the request OF the party Sc
cured thereby, the undersigned trustees VIII
sell, at public auction. IN front Of the prem
ises. on MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4TH. 1897.
AT FOUR-THIRIH O'CLOCK r. M the
following described land and premises sit-
uefe Ia the county oi Washington, District
Of Columbia, and designated as ana being
lot - tn block g, in John sherman trustee
Pleasant Plains. now known as Columbia
Heights.
Terms Of sale. One-fourta Of the purchase
money 70 be paid in cash. balance ia two
years. vita interest at per centum per an
nsln. payable semi -aanually. from dav Of
sale. secured by deed OF trust upoa the pr3p-
erty sffids OF all cash. al the option OF the
purchaser, a deposit OF $500 viii be required
at time Of sale All cunVeyancinE record ing
etc. al cost Of purchaser Terms Of sale II
Re conEiicd with within Is davs from day
OF sale otherwise the trustees reserve tie
right % resell the property Al the risk and
cost OF detaultlng purchaser. after i've days
advertisement 81 such resale la some news
paper published IN Washington. ID C.
FRANK T. RAWLINGS.
RICHARD c, RAWLINGS.
WILTON J. LAMBERT.
T. II. VAN DYKE,
Attorneys for Trustees
The above sale Is postponed on ACCOUNT of
the weather until MONDAY FEBRUARY
IL 1907, same hour and place.
By order d the Trustees
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Money to Loan.

81 800 TO LOAN at per cent on FIRST trust
D. C. property no delay. Address BOX zG9.
Times ONCE. fag-ar
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ONE OF lee IMPoRTANr ISSUES.

one OF the kid frats"-as the Greek
letter fraternities" Of the public schools
are gracei ully dubbed-pr0tests agai lst
lls case Tor existence. III necessary, 70
ne ospreme Court of the United States.
why not the Hague C0ngress2 surely
there iE no issue in the world OF Er5ater
moment % the welfare OF mankind Khan
The inalienable right OF a hnickeFb0C k
cred scnoolnoy 10 ride goats ana give
gFips and giyphs.-NeW York Tribune.
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Rooms and Board.

WANT ED-l3oarders; warm rooms. good ia
bic board. $50 1er week. 6l5 New jersey
ave. iaa-Bt
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TIr1ES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
ONE CENT A WORD ron

sllUAIioNS WANTED HELP WANTED
ttoDMs tOk RENT ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS AND BOARD BOARD WANTED
Two cents word Tor all other classified
advertisements for less than three insertions.
IL inserted Tor three or more consecutive
Gays, one cent word for each insertion
These rates do not apply to Personals.
Advertisements viii De accepted az any OF
ne Following branch offices al regular ofice
rates, II It Is announcement 20 leave advertise
inents at either branch ONCE or The Times
business Once, they may DO telephoned direct
20 The Times Main $500 ana a messenger
VIII call % collect without additional charge
10 the advertiser.
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UpkOlStering.

recovering. polishing ana
al your oWn home. good Judge OF
antiques; thoroughly reliable. L. FOSTER.
sol G 81. jasu-zzt
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WANTED-At Swans. eos Pennsylvania ave.
SCI Two experienced eoloFsd waters fe2-3t
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Bicycles.

1907 HUDSON bicycles. s. per week: ask for
MR. WORKMAN Hayer.urd cycle Co. Sz7
10th fest
SELL YOUR BICYCLE 10 the man who psvs
the highest price It's e. T. HUNTER. The
Bicycle Man, lis Pennsylvania ave NV.
ja8l-tf
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room furnished Ur uHfurnished. 1915 nth 81.
nv. .e4-st
FOR RENT-Two rooms. furnished OF unfur-
nished. 5i9 50 st. NV. fes-af
TWO OR THREE ROOMS for rent. furnished
or unfuuished 1915 IA 81. NV fe8-3t
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Situations Wanted-nale.
Wanted-Furniture.

SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE. car
pets. stoves. brie-a-brac. and az kinds OF
SHCE 1ssh and U sts. NV. Phone Morris
lsl4- Formerly 9th and L. ial6-s0t
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NOn-hedicaI Healing.

THE JUNOD (vaeuum) treatment. a euaraa-
iced cure for rheumatism. paralysis, loco
motoF-a taxia. Bright's disease diabetes, and
oihef painful. deollitating. ineuFable $50
callrd) diseases, BOTH SEXES; no knife
or medicine. PROF. PARKER. I424 New
York ave fest
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For SaIe-hisceIlaneous

ALL MATERIAL contained IN houses. New
hampshire ave. and q 81. NV. now being
wrecked carriage elevator good as new /:
large stock u ali kinds second hand building
materials always on hand Apply on prem
Uses OF 10 Il. EDW. CLARK. 1875 NeW JeF-
Ary ave, BUILDERS supplies Phone forth s79
fe4-l0t
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Birds, Does, Etc.

FOR sALE-six collie pups. 2ol I7th st. ne.
fest
FANCY poultry. pigeons, singing cauaries
breeding cages, Parrots. dogs cats plant
food Eoldashes goats rabbits Guinea pfes
etc SCHMIDS BIRD STORE. ne I2th 81
iaS-tf
TRY LEE BIRD STORE. 1901 5th 81. NV
yellow heads Amazon Panama. Isle On Pines
Cuban, red heads and dwarf parrots mon
keys, mormositis. goldfish. canaries. dogs
nO2I-rf
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Wanted-Rooms q Board

CHRISTIAN young man in Government en-
pioy wants room and board Ia Christian fam
ily. give fun particulars. Address BOX 287.
Times Office fe3-sf
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WHEN SUDDEN EMERGENCY GRIPS
YOU, LET A WANT AID HELP YOU TO NE
GOTIATE LOAN!
Some one feels happy today because he answer
ed want ad which you OVERLOOKED.
Have you failed to make money in renting fur
nished rooms or keeping boarders? Very likely
you have-unless you are good advertiser.
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Wanted-Rooms.

MAN permanently located in Washington de-
sires room with bath adjacent: private family
-S,.'l.sss - 20, Tines offiee. 1t
" ANfED-For goeI tenants. 3 20 room
keeping; central location. Johnson. DENT
& Co. GIL It'll ST nv. fe3-tf
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Help Wanted
Male and Female.


WANTED-You 20 know We teach al stand
Afd systems OF Shorthand and typeWFlting
shd can pFspste pupils for positions Ia o. 10
- days; special Afternoon sessions for Cav
sfnment employees sTENOGRAPHIC ACAD-
EAh, Colorado building fes- 81
W ANIED-Caterer; good offer: excellent
house and location near White House. call
" edhesday, u a. m. February C. bringing
4sA1isi-eea ass - 81 II
WAN- ED-Help TO work on coats: must he
experienced. Apply 734 18th ST NV fes-st
- f.Nt5itAfHERs command their oan sal
airy, take dictatinn, DANIDSON'S spe.d eiase
~! Munsey Bldg, and get reporting speed.
Wan IED-C4eveF amateurs and professionals
Iuf nIst-class engagements. New York civ
ana en- touri operate and dramatic work
positions assured and railroad fares al
Nanced % New York when engaged. Address
ELDREDGE MEAkIN & Co, Inc. suite
zSo-2a5 NnickerbOcker Theater Building. I4l3
Broadway. New York city fafi-7f
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WHOLESALE liquor establishment; center
city. 1850. DUGAN. sI7 Louisiana ave.
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Horses and Vehicles.

A GOOD work horse and sleigh cheap FAR
ttELL' s., TWining city, D. c. feast
FOR sALE-Ten Virginia horses, rom 1908
70 400 pounds FRED JOHNSON, 7ls z
st. Sc. iag-I2t-nO ne fr
FOR sALE-Two work horses. Il Hanover
81. NV. feg-sr
GANTZ'S SELLING OUT-SSs bike runab3ut
10; SlS5 cutundeT surrey. SIS; sl25 lad,'s
ana business pnGeton $40; s95 fun platform
panei-side grocery wagons. SIS. 95l and l29s
y -. NV. au2s-ts
FOR sALE-Cheap L horses auc mares; suit
farmers or any business. must be sold Apply
rear % AZ Pennsy lvania ave. NV jeIl-3jt
NEW DELIVERY WAGONS.
We are Offering some
special values in new wagons
We are showing more wagons
than all Washington combined
FROBEN CARRIAGE CO..
ocl3-u 1880 SD ST nv.
COGSWELLS IS the cheapest place 20 buy
new and secondhand robes blankets har-
ness. and vehicles. 299 18th 81. NV. nOl5-tf
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For Rent
UNFINISHED Rooms.

FOR RENT-Three unfurnished rooms. heat
gas. bath light Homework; back porch. &c
18th ST. Sc. fef-2t
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Help Wanted-haIe.


Statesmen now selling high grade lines 10
established trade; salaries 8. 600 S. COO: write
Us Today Offices in II cities HAPGOOD'S
lZlz commonwealth Trust Bldg. Philadelphia
NANtED-foung man from country who can
drive wagon and make himself useful
around suburban grocery store. AERTH q
MkI6HI. LanEdon. ID. G. Phone y. sSeS
fe3-5t
WANIEni-Competent male stenoErapher as
cashier ana bookkeeperi good position and
heeiat salary call 6l2 i4th 81, third lo0r
MEN TO LEARN BARBER TRADE-Anv-
oi;e can learn eight weeks completes wages
Nale earning sl2 % SO weekly guaranteed
Mieh through write fOE cataloEue. MOI .FRf =
Ia 5ta-4h COLLEGE. l3l Prince ST New
York city. feat
W. iilll-foang man IS clerk in gas house.
one Aip ean write ana figure good so lar
month address BOX go, Times once
WANTED-At Swans, eos Pennsylvania ave.
Sc, Two experienced eoloFed waters fe2-st
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Business Opportunities.

SALOON and hotel; Chesapeake Beach; VII
trade for Washington property DUGAhS
el7 Louisiana ave. feast
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DreSsmaking School.

NEW YORK ACADEMY OF DESIGNING
DressInaking, ladies' Tailoring ana seyina
School, l10 O. French patterns cut T. or,
der. STYLE AND FIT GUARANTEED
taa0-tf
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TWO bright rooms. private family. 2ss C
81. NV. fest
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Automobiles.

FOR SALE-Pope Waveriey electric with ton
good condition; cheap. Address Bon 25G.
ie4-St
FOR SALE-Cadiilac touring car. seats five;
IN perfect condition Address BOX 2@5. Times
once feg-gt
FOR SALE-Hayaes-A pperson Funabout, with
TOP; perfect condition; cheap. Address BOX
80 fee-st
FOR SALE-i906 Oidsmobi.e runabout with
top good condition; $500 Address BOX 247.
fest
FOR SALE-Studebaker electric runab0ut
with top. good condition.. cheap. Address
AoA 20. Times ofiiee- te2-3l
FOR SALE-Cadillac rrnabout with ton
etc; perfect condition. owner purchasing
larger car AdaTess BOX s82 Times once.
fest
FOR sALE-gWo cylinder Pope-Toiedo With
top; good condition, $3.50. address BOX pa,
Times Office Ssa-aa
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FOR HENT-*0ur UNFINISHED rooms. pri-
Yate entrance. lAi5 10th 81 NV fest
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Miscellaneous.

PIANO TUNING, $50: 80 years experience
JAS. X DuhIIf, 90 l-th ST. Sc. fest
WE REPAIR and move furniture. HOW
ARD, lzz5 II 81. ne. Phone East I7Gs
ja24-5gt
HAVE YOU ANYTHING TO SELF You
VIII be agreeably SURPRISED II you viii LET
ne sell II Tor you MARCUS NOTES. 4lg gfh
ST nv. Phone Main 5I7I ulIO-tf
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Roller Skates.

We SELL ROLLER SKATES cheaper than
any other Washington dealer; bah bearing
rink skates, sold elsewhere for s. and So
our price S. c. T. HUNTER. The HicveIs
Nan. 1ls Pennsylvania ave. NV fes-zt
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Floor Oil.
Musical.

PIANO LESSONS. IS cents; lessen one
hour, 20 years experience as teacher 800
30 3, NV ja20-39t
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THREE nice unfinished rooms on second
noor Tor night housekeeping, heat and light
so Maryland ave, sv. fe8-2t
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-09-05

s. Levison, the old original pawn
broker still has g large stock OF
mems furnishings, hats, capa, boots,
etc. Give ham trial.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-09-05

The Old Reliable SHOEMAKER
&. L. JORDAN,
When you want a good Job go
to Jordan. Corner Oqiethorpe
and Gloucester Streets. You
can Apend upon Him.
shoS Made to Order Germs
Cured you have any
3. L. JORDAN.
Cor. OGlethorpe ard Gloucester.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-09-05

All persons are cautioned against
John Richner. he having
eft home against my wishes.
Henry Riohner.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-09-05
G. a. SCHEDULE.


Departures.
For Offerman, Nichols, Waycross,
Cordele, LaGrange, Roanoke, Atlanta.
8 a. m.
For Jacksonville and points south
5,45 a. m.
For Savannah and points north,
1910 a. m.
For Onerman, Nichols, Waycross,
Fitzgerald Cordele, Oglethorpe, Ma
con and Atlanta, p. m.
For Jacksonville and points south,
Ais p. m.
For Savannah and points north,
9,O5 p. III,
Arrivals.
From Savannah and poihts north,
1880 a. m.
From Jacksonville and points south.
11,55 q. m.
From Atlanta, Macon, Oglethorpe
and other points north, 12:55 p. m.
From Savannah and points cast,
G'10 D. m
From Atlanta, Roanoke, La Grange
and Intermediate points, 500 D. m.
From jacksonville and points south,
1888 D. M
w. H. Leahy Joe. Z, Li9eour
Gen pass Agt Com Agt
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-09-05

SEE ROTHsCHlLCS WINDOW DIS
PLAY.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-15
TO TOUR TEXAS.
Founder of Baraca Movemcn,
Visits State In November.

Dallas. oct. n.-Next month Mar.
shall A. Hudson. originator OF the
worldwide Baraca movement. will
make tour OF Texas. lie will be nc
companied by w ". Virgins. presi
dent OF the Texas Sunday School rs
ISOLATION.
With regard TO the Baraca move
ment, Samuel NJ. Dooley. state secrc
tary Of the organization. says:
THE first Baraca class was organ
lied at Syracuse. N. ". In 1890. by Nr
Hudson. an alert. progressive business
man, and a valiant Christian soldier
Though the organization was not ex
pected TO reach beyond it's own church
II soon spread through the city. the
state and the civilized world
In Texas there are many classes
and more are being organized
THE purpose OF the organization Is
best stated by its national platform
Young men AZ work for young men,
all standing by the Bible and the Bible
school
workers 81 an Protestant creeds are
studying Raraca methods and organ
izing Baraca classes. The worldwide
Baraca convention Of 1908 viii be- held
AT Cincinnati. and We hope 10 bring the
convention OF 1909 90 Texas"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-15
cocKrAll rucIpeNr.
Blame For the R-resning Is Nov
Placed ur-- ? Lady.

bleWc FNl wv Et' emmy 70 w"
Placed uro- ? Lady.
Chicago. oct. 1.-THE Interior. ~.
Chicago organ 81 th' Presbyterian
church. in IFS las iaIe explains tre
cocktail incident at 'lc residence o..
Vice.Presidcnt FaGa1uss and plac
the blame for the ..r cr e. shCu.s.
err OF woman.
"A lady living near the Fairbanks
home aud an intimate friend of the
family" the Interior says. was about
the house ON that day assisting Mrs
Fairbanks
In her Judgment u was impossible
10 entertain the president OF the
United States fittingly without some
beverage furnished 20 give the spread
the tone 20 which she believed he wu~
accustomed. and on her ovn responst
bility she undertook TO repair the sup.
posed omission.
she ordered the cocktails from her
husbands club. The club steward pre-.
pared them and an auto brought them
10 the house In great shape
The first Mr. Fairbanks knew OF
the violation Of his Methodistism was
when ne came 10 tho table with his
guests lie did not touch the glass AZ
his own plate"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-15
sREvITiEs PUNCHED.

Forest tires near Sonora, CAL did
over s50.0G0 damages.
Several small rice farms will be es.
tablished near Lake Charles. La
Hubbard City. Tex. will soon have
n large sanitarium and infirmary.
W l.. Holman OF Denton county,
Texas. will plant $50 acres in peanuts.
Four Spanish Socialists were order.
cd TO leave Paris They left on the
first train.
According 10 the Nashville banner,
Governor Patterson OF Tennessee will
be welded 10 MISS MAY Russell Of
Union CITY
James Arnold was Jailed at Denver
He Is charged with rohbing his en-
ployers OF i3.5O0.
President Clay Arthur Pierce Of the
waters.Pierce OIL company, denies
that his company will be bought by
the Texas company.
Three tamps shot down NJ wilma.
mac. Ind. Sheriff oglesby. lie raised
up on an Vlbow and fatally wounded
one and seriously shot another. He
lived one hour.
Al the request OF Rabbi Druckcf
The Merchant Of Venice" will no
longer he studied In the Austin public
schools. The rabbits contention In
that school children may think all He
brews are Shylocks.
The pistol OF Sheriff Mooney OF Ban
ter county, Arkansas. fell from q peck.
OF OF that official while he was az
Holdenvllle. I. T. Ths weapon was
discharged. The bullet entered Moon.
ey's heart. death being instAneoua
After passing the death sentence
upon Norris r. Holmes for murder OF
his sweetheart. Miss Nancy Miller
Judge Swearengen Of Pittsburs faint.
ed. Holmes laughed. The latter said
he would &c pleased 10 Kill the district
attorney.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-15
LETTERS POUR In.
Rev. Dr.. Aked Not Dispenser of
Rockefeller's Millions.

New York, Oct li.-Dr. c. i. Aked,
pastor OF the Fifth Avenue Baptist
church. wants II known that he is not
the almoner OF John d. Rockefeller.
Some one here recently cabled a Lon.
don paper the erroneous statement
that DR.. Aked had beer retained TO dis.
perse the fortune OF John r. Rockefell.
or. Then DR. Aked's troubles began.
From all over the world. and especial.
~ England" said the minister. Il re.
ceived no fewer than 1900 begging
letters since that ridiculous article was
printed In London. did nothing for a
time but open my mail. Then appeal.
ed 10 the postal authorities as simply
had 10 do something TO stop the stream
Of letters"
Or Aked wishco g understood he
came here from lrrtu1 To preach the
gospcl and not desr,r,c any ones NIL.
lions
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-15
WILL ABANDON LINES.
Brooklyn Ferry Company Has Given
Notice 20 This Effect.

"
New York. Oct 1.-THE Brooklyn
Ferry company. whlc operates seven
miles OF boats across the East river
from Roosevelt stree, 10 Forty second
street has given public notice that II
Is TO abandon its lines In the future
The company has n capital stock and
bonds amounting TO sl3.OOO.O 900 out.
standing and went into the hands OF
n receiver year ago. shortly after de
faulting on the interest due on its
bonds The property was offered to
the city some time ago for 100000
but the city refused To buy.
The lines OF the Brooklyn Ferry com
pany are In the zone drained by the
Williamsburg bridge and since that
structure has been opened for traffic
the income OF the terry company has
decreased 10 such an extent that II could
not stand the strain. Its suspension.
however. will cairse hardships Ia thou.
sands who will use Tho boats IN crossing
the river and there Is, therefore. a pos.
sibillty that the city may decide To oper.
ate several OF the lines for their bene
III. Municina' ownership OF ferry lines
Is no new thing In the city. Il having
In the hast Few years purchased two
lines which II Is now operating
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-15
CONDENSED NEWS.

Postmaster General Meyer favor
postal savings banks.
Another large cold storage plant q
10 he crested at Dallas.
Work Of REBUILDING the Austin dan
begins within forty DAYS.
g. !. r. Schmit,, leading business
man of San Antonio. is dead.
North Texas Teachers association
meets at Terrell Nov. 90 and 80
Southern Educational association
meets at exington, Ky, Dec. 81. Is
and 90
Kyle a Jackson's gin near George
town. Tex. valued al $4,000. was De
'stroyed by fire
Ochiltrse National bank nj Ochiltree
Tex, capital stock $4,000. has been or
ganized To begin business.
+. H. Hartman denies that he ha,
issued orders to stop all Southern Pa
ciiic railway improvements.
Jefferson. Tex. went prohibition b,
nifty majority. The remainder Of Ma
rion county has been dry many years
The past twenty years there have
been over 10000 marriages in Dalla,
County and nearly $500 divorces grant
ed
Nine OF the Texas state repositories
have their full allowance Of $50 .OOu, on
which amount they pay interest to tn,
state.
Aaron Watley. a negro. was shot n
the forehead north Of Marlin. Tex. and
killed John Toliver. his sonin.law
was Jailed
Brigadiar General Helm Of Missis
sippi. leading Democrat. in an oper
letter. :avors the reelection Of Prcsi
dent Roo,cyelt
In an Austin saloon a Mexican nam
I'd Ayervidcs was killed. 4 country
man named AEuillar was arrested The
latter Is a deputy constable
Near LogEett. Tex, a mule kicked
Dave Davis negro. Tho latter Is
dead Ths Kick. which was over the
heard occurred eighteen months ago
Frederick weyerhauscr Of ST Paul
the lumber king, said by some persons
20 be the richest man ln the world. and
wife Gel bratcd on the 18th their gold
IN wedding.
The bodies Of two nuns were un.
earthcd 40 Chicago They had turned
10 stone u required eight men 20 liit
the collins Exact intrrment dates are
not known
Elizabeth ambert. a Houston little
girl. in attempting 10 make fire with
coal oil. vas 50 horribly burned that
strips OF flesh came off when her
clothes were being removed. She ex'
pired In agony.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-10-15
WILL NOT MOVE.
President Decides to Continue
at Present Camp.

STEAMBOAT. La. Oct. 1.-THE whole
countryside tlrncd out Sunday In ex'
pectation OF seeing The president take
his departure from STEAMBOAT for the
south. but he decided to remain.
There were general expressions OF
satisfaction. however. over his recon
sideration at his determination TO move
to Tensis parish. for now that the
change Is not ~ be- made. S'amboul
confesses candidly that she would have
been much chagrined TO have her dis
tlngulshcd visitor go away with an
empty bag before the time originally
fixed.
General confidence In his success
In the new camp on Bear lake con.
tinues buoyant. and the reports from
there are uniformly favorable. Indeed,
n Il stated that a number Of fresh
trails were discovered and that upon
one occasion the party came upon n
good sized bear. but that on account
OF the absence OF dogs he made his es'
capped. Mpny OF the dogs are report.
ed TO be badly manned. and an effort
Is being made to replace them with
fresh animals.
There is no doubt Of the presence OF
game now. but It is very shy, and may
disappear In the presence Of the hunt
ers. as Il did from the Monticello
camp.
The order for thes pecial train was
cancelled but It will be renewed II
the president wishes to go south The
Tensas parish people are reported as
much disappointed over the failure
OF the president to carry out his pro
sramme for a visit TO their section.
Secretary Iatta went out to camp
Sunday.