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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30

The adherents Of Don Carlos In sspln
are apparently on the point Of an at
tempt 70 establish a new order OF
things on the ruin OF the present
Spanish throne. Carlos is reported TO
have said that his followers are now
all drilled. organized and armed, and
only await the word for revolt. As
Spain IL engaged In putting down the
war In Cuba and also In the Philippine
Islands. the favorable opportunity
seems TO have come. Spain Is nearly
exhausted. especially as TO her finances.
A rebellion Of the Carllsts would prob
ably complete her overthrow and at the
same time secure the liberty Of Cuba.
A great war At home would destroy the
power Of the government to borrow
money, and the shows OF war would
thus have disappeared. Besides that.
some parts OF the country would be held
by the insurgents, aud In those por-
tlons- lhaa government would be able
20 neither collect customs, nor raise
TROOP There Il a third power. that OF
the Spanish Republicans. that may
make itself felt, and Ia indeed said 10
be active at the present time. These
Republicans might object 10 a Carlist
king as much as 10 the one now ruling.
In that case the Carlists would prob
ably have TO merge their differences
with the Republicans, taking what they
could get Of the public Offices wheth-
er Spain is advanced enough 70 sustain
a republican form OF government re-
mains 20 be demonstrated.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30

Il Is bad policy 10 whip colts. Direct
um Kelly Is said to be very unsteady.
rendered 30 by an application Of the
whip scoring.
The veteran spohord recently won a
s2OO-purse At Vienna. beating Archie
sherman and Prima Hersehel. The
best time was 2:27h.
Athanio. 3-year-old record ANA. Is
working well and may yet enter the
2iO list this season. Ed Geers has him
east with his string.
Okla, 2:26h. IL said 10 be q mere
pony. She is by the handsome sire
Quartermaster. Good things are often
done up In small parcels.
Bingen. 2I5h. Is said TO be SUFFICIENT
~ seasoned TO take an almost sensa-
tional mark within the next few
weeks. II Is claimed he will beat $40.
Island wilkes, 2:iSa. once a star In
John Goldsmiths stable. is proving
himself a grand sire. Two Of his g.
year-olds entered the list the other day.
James Gordon Bennett is said TO be
well pleased with HE foreign turf ven
ture. He may be a buyer through an
American representative at the fall
sales.
Gil Curry. 2:OsIs. seems a little out.
classed this year He was formerly
called the gray ghost" but there seemi
nothing spectral about him to date thii
season.
Little Dan. 2. ANA. Al Thomas
midget PAGER. was up second every hea
at waverly. n. J. The time. s;iTit
2Ieis. 2l7. was fairly fast. It being
hali-mile track.
A few thousands don't make mucl
difference In quoting Offers. One re
port had Il that $40. 900 had been offer
ed for Jupe. 2;i7. the sensational 2
year-old. Another said $1,000 and IN
latest adds the two and has Il $4,000
lie cost 5000 last fall
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30

Contrast the American Sovereign. a
vigorous. cloan-blooded. clean bodied,
clean-mlnded man. with the European
Sovereign.
The two are physically and mentally
poles apart. The one Is. as rule,
strong. healthy. happy and ambitious;
the other Is puny, racked with Inherit
ed Ills. and has no ambition other than
to get through life as painlsisly as his
enfeebled body and weak mind will
permit.
No stronger argument could be put
forward agains, the ridiculous preiu-
dice that prevails In the OLD world
against mesallianoes than a brief re-
view Of the leading members OF the
relgning houses Of Europe. Few people
realize 10 what extent these self-styled
anolnted OF the Lord are afflicted with
the Ills OF the flesh. Ills which are en-
tirely attributable to the appalling pow
erty Of their blood. vitlated by a long
sucoesslonof marriages between princes
and princeases 100 closely related.
There is no worEe blood from a phys
zeal point OF view than what is known
as "blood royal" and unless the reign-
ing dynasties OF Europe infuse the
strains OF the thin blue fluid that mean
ders feebly through their veins with
some Of the generous, thick. dark-rej
blood Of the common people. they arc
doomed to extinction. preceded by de-
cay. bodily as well as mental.
Europe may be said to be governed
by erlpples. King Leopold OF Belgium
iimps badly. his lameness being due Ia
some disease Of the hip, while the body
OF bis nephew. Prince Albert. the heir
20 the throne. and who has just become
afilaneed 10 the younger sister Of the
Duke Of Orleans. Is all awry and twisted
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30

20 one side, his crooked growth being
attributable 10 some malformation OF
the spine.
Empetor william Of Germany has a
left arm that Is entirely withcred. the
fingers Of the hand being 80 ineom-
plele and mIsshapen that he invariably
wears a glove. The arm Is entirely use
less and all sorts Of ingenious devices
have been invented In order to alleviate
the young monarch's sense Of afhietion
from this particular cause.
Nor Is this his only hilment HIS
rieht ear is dlshgured by an immense
wad OF dlscolored cotton wool that mis-
the cavity and outside shell. The Is
rendered necessary by disease OF the
car called "otltls media" the pain OF
which Is only bearable as long as the
ear is permitted TO suppurate. The
moment the suppuratlon ceases the ag-
ony becomes so lntense as to bring on
Ats o. dementla. The emperor's grand
uncle. King Frederick William ~. OF
Prussia. died q raving maniac from this
particular malady.
Emperor williams cousin, the Crown
Prince OF Sweden and Norway, has
every one Of his teeth barred. That Is
10 say. A bar Of bone runs through the
roots Of every one OF hls molars, and II
hae TO be crushed before a tooth can be
removed He IL a martyr to toothache,
and spends a considerable portion OF
hls existence with a handkerchief tied
around his head to relieve the pain
The King OF Portugal. although stu
a Young man. has become so obese as
10 be scarcely able to walk. all medical
treatment even that Of his clever con-
sort. who Is a physician, having proved
inadequate to check the progress OF his
phenomenal embonpoint.
The Duke Of Cumberland. better
known as the Crown Prince OF Han
over. AMI who Is de iure sovereign
Duke OF Brunswick, was born without
a nose. and the one he wears now 20
artificial. the creation Of his doctors.
His father. the late King Of Han
over. was stone blind. as was also His
Maiestys sister. the late Princess solms
There are at least three porsonages Of
sovereign rank. among them the reign
lnt Grand Duke OF Mecklonberg-Stre-
ntz and the Landgraye OF Hessa, who
are also blind.
The old queen OF Denmark Is so deaf
that she cannot hear without an ear
trumpet. and the hearing Of her daugh-
ter. the Princess OF Wales. Is becoming
equally bad. Deafness, indeed. Is a COM
mon allment among royal personages
OF Europe.
The young King Of seryia. although
nearly blind from overstudy, Is sturdy
and OF powerful physique. His vigor
Is due 10 the fact that the great grand
father OF King Milan was a common
swlnoherd. and the superb stature Of
the former generations Of the imperial
house OF Russia are due TO the fac;
that their ancestress. the Empress Cath
arlno. a magnificent woman from a
physical point OF view. was a country
Girl when she became the Hiie Of Peter
the Great
Queen Victoria IA 90 crippled BY
rheuna,lsm that she cxpariences the
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30

Gus Zimmerman. OF New York. tho
Shooting Knight" as his friends de-
Eight TO call him. arrived on the steam
ship Augusta Victoria the other day.
after a most successful tour through
Germany. Austria Switzerland AMI
France. In each Of these countries he
won many trophies, lie never Loaf a
match. Usually Zimmerman brings
back a bushcl Of trophies. This time the
great rlneman carried his prizes In a
trunk which might hold two bushels,
lie was much elaiod by his victory over
Switzerland's champion archer Il was
the German-Ameriean's first try at thie
game in a match. and while he likes
the sport. Zimmerman does not think
the bow and arrow will ever be used
again as an implement OF warfare. A
great crowd welcomed the yoyager IN
Hoboken. where a reception was ten
dered him. Zlmmerman's hotel. on
Sixth avenue was decorated with bunt-
ing and lanterns In honor Of his arri-
val.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30

A French naturalist has shown thar
the wing area Of flying animals varies
from about foriy-nlne square feet
per pound OF weight In the gnat aud
five square feet Ia the swallow TO half
n square foot per pound Of weight In
the Australian crane. which weigha
twenty-one pounds aud yet aics we'll.
II wo we're 10 adopt the last or small
est proportion a man weighing l6S
pounds would require a pair Of
wings each OF them fourteen icot
long by three feet broad. or double
the area Of an ordinary room door,
to carry him, without taking into
account the weight Of the wings
themselves. To pick out other aerial
instances, II may not be generally
known that frlgate bird can travel
AZ tho rate Of 100 miles an hour by
chronograph aud 1.-Two In the air a
week at time, day and night. With
out touching roost; that large and
heavy birds can ROMAN almost mo-
ionless In air for hours without
Mapping their wirgs that birds can
exert continuously about three times
the horse power per pound OF weight
that man can and about the Same
amount more than horse can. The
energy given out by birds Is. In fact.
weight for weight, unparalleled In
natIre
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30

OF devoting. as in days Of yore. hi,
time to frlyollties OF nocturnal Paris
he gives up all his days to a famoui
French specialist.
King Humbert had a hunehbaeli
brother. Prince Otto. who died a few
years ago. and his father had a brother
who was not only imbecile. but wa
porn without legs-a monstrosity. In
fact. The present Crown Prince oil
Italy. who is soon TO marry Princess
Helene OF Montenegro. Is not only q
dwarf, but also mlsshapen, the length
Of his body being altogether out OF pro.
portion TO his abbreviated legs. whilO
his arms hang down below his knees.
King Otto OF Bavaria Is incurably
mad being afflicted with that form OF
Insanity called "mathesis." and which
like that ascribed In Biblical history q
Nebuehadnezzar. takes the form OF IN,
victim imagining himself to be either Q
bird or an animal.
Other royal lunatlcs arc the Arch
duchess Macmillan OF Austria, better
known as the ex-Empress Charlotte o.
Mexico; Emperor Williams mother-in
law. the Dowager Duchess OF schles
wlg-H olstein-Augustonburg. and Arch
duke Leopold Of Austria. The relgninl
Prince OF Lippe Is likewise a madmaT
and under restraint. as Is also ex-sul
tan Murad Of Turkey.
But perhaps the saddest OF all thes,
royal Affections Is that OF poor it'll,
Prince waldemar of Prussia. onl!
child Of Emperor Williams sailo
brother. Henry. The little fellow 4
deaf and dumb.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30

There was a backward student as
Balliol who, for failure 20 pass IA
examination IN Greek. was .'scnt
down" His mother went % see tho
master. Dr. Jowett, and explained to
him what an excellent lad her SON
was ut IL hard experience FOR
him. this disgrace, " said the old lady;
but he will have tho consolation Of
religion. and there Is always one
book 20 which nc can turn" Jowett
eyed her a moment aud then I'M
swored' "los, madam. the Greek
grammar Good-morhing, e. Argo-
naut
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30

complete solution OF this much voxed
problem, and is senior editor. Mr.
-harles Hallock. who devised and form
ilated the scheme has also the fullest
Endorsement Of all leading naturalists
and sportsmen who have had an oppor-
tunity TO examine Il. Briefly, Il con-
templates dividing the entire territory
OF the United States. from the Atlantic
% the Pacific. into two concessions
along the line OF the fortieth parallel Of
latitude. or near H.. for each Of which
here shall be uniform laws and uni
orm close time. the whole TO be under
he police surveillance OF the National
association for the protection OF game
and FISH throughout lis multlfarlous
state auxillarles. The close time for
he northern concession viii be from
January / 10 September /. and In he
southern concession from February l
10 September /, during which no shoot
Ing shall be allowed on any kind OF
game whatever. excepting that wood
'ock and shore birds Of the order Liml-
,olae may be sho; In August. The gem
aral close time for all kinds OF inland
lshe0. recognized as game fishes, to
extend from October l 10 June /. OK
septing that fishes Of the order Sal
monidao. including the trouts. may be
caught in April and May. These close
seasons conform very nearly TO the dis
trlbutlon. habitat. and breeding sea-
sons Of the various fauna which are
sought 10 be protected; and whore
they do not especial exceptions may be
made. II deemed expedlont. The laws
which are to dominate will inhere by
legislative enactment; uniform IN all
the states. and cooperative throughout
Emergencies and bodily stress will
always stand in plea for exemption
from penalty for violation OF the laws
when we'll proven.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30

John ]. Anderson. the clever out
fielder Of the Brooklyn club, was born
December Il. 1873. at Worcester, Mass
His FIRST professional engagement was
with the Worcester club, Of the New
England league, In 1898. He was re-
served by that club for 1854, but was
afterward released 10 the Haverhill
club. taking part with the latter that
year In Sc championship games, and
ranked third In the Official batting av-
erages Of that organization, with a per-
contage Of 1854. His excellent work
with the Haverhills attracted the at
tentlon Of the officials OF the Brooklyn
club. and his release was purchased by
the latter and be finished the season
with ia team. he was re-engaged last
year and participated In ioS champion
ship games, an Of which we're played In
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30

A new saddle called the Sound
sense" has been designed by an lnven-
tor Of Syracuse. The saddle has a met
oil skeleton frame. supported b. a coil
spring at the rear which gives Just
enough to overcome jolting occasions |
by rough roads. Across the frame Is
stretched a piece OF leather. stifiened
with light sheet-metal plates, a foun-
dalton which It is claimed will not
stretch or lose ia shape On this foun-
dalton are two pads Of thick. Arm felt.
and the whole covered by leather.
pressed to shape. hand stitched. and all
secured by a row Of screws. It's shape
supports the riders weight ON the
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30

At the Derby Summer meeting. tho
Portland Plate was won b. Meditation.
Tender and True second and Enoch
Wishlrd's American horse Damsel II
third. Tho Peveril Of the Peak Stakes.
a handicap OF $1,000 was captured by
Pierre Lorillard's Dlakka. Prince Bar
caldino second, Hebron third Enoch
Wishards Wishard also ran. The
Champion Breeders Biennial Foal
Stakes went to w. +. Lelgh's Flying
Colors. Surety second. Bluewator third.
Pierre Lorillards American horse
Dolabra was third in the race for the
Hartigan Handicap Stakes. which was
won by Hindley. with The Quack sec
ond. Enoch Wishard's Helen Nichols
ran unplaced. The Rangomore Stakes.
contested on the came date. was won By
Pierre Lorillard's Sandia. Enoch Wish
ards George H. Ketcham. another
American thoroughbred horse. being
third. with Faweett In the place.
American stock did not fare so well
at the sandown Park Clubs meeting
In the race for the Paddock Plato On
English horseman. W. Slbary took
third position with Prince George II
formerly the property OF Richard Cro'
kcr. Pierre Lorlllard's bubble II ran
unplaced In the race for the Michaelma'
siakoe which was won by Land Moux'.
Lady Bess.
At Sandown the Juvenile Nursery
Handicap OF 1903 soyerelgns. the winner
10 be sold at auction for 80 sovereighs
FIVE furlongs. was won by w slblry'i
ch. c. Albany. by Hanover. out Of Bur
letta, formerly owned by Richard Gro
ker Loving Cup ally was second ant
Apis third.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30
n..h.nr Nov worla,. ch.mnlon.

In rather one sided contest over the
championship course. from Putney to
Mortlake. on the Thames. Jacob Gau-
daur. the French Canadian sculler.
wrested the title Of champion oarsman
Of the world from James Stanbury. the
holder. and also secured the Sports
mans Championship Cup and 5000.
Chas. r. C'wag1 Harding, whom Star
bury defeated for the title on July %
last. over the same course, trained the
victor. whose excellent condition made
q possible for him to easily overthrow
his competitor and Get at naught tic
conccnsus Of English opinion that tho
Antipodean had the race won and over
before the start.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30

the outneld. Up to August 10 this
year. he had played In the outheld On
that date IN a game between tho New
Yorls and Brooklyns. AZ Eastern Park.
brooklyn. n. v. Lachance. Of the lat
tor. had one Of his hands badly injured
by a terrific line drive on Beckley's bat
and had to retire Anderson was placed
on first base. after Grim had been CIV
en- a trial there, and the former gave
such entire satisfaction that he win
be retained In the position until Ia
chance has fully recovered and VIII be
able TO resume his old place.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30

BY private gifts a japanese fellow
ship In economies has been established
AZ the University OF Wisconsin. and
Mr.. NJ. shlozawa Of Tokyo. Japan. has
been elected TO the fellowship for the
coming year. Mr. shiozawa Is highly
recommended by two distinguished
Japanese professors. Professor lyenaga
OF the Higher Commercial College Of
Tokyo. japan. and Professor Motora, Of
the Imperial University. Of the same
city. He Is spoken Of az one Of the
talented young men Of Japan, and Il Is
expected he will do a great work for
his native country. He has already
graduated from a Japanese college and
has published results Of his work.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30

One safeguard Of the country Is a
judge who refuses 10 grant naturaliza-
tlon papers to applicants unable to
comprehend our form OF government or
TO read English. The Supreme court OF
the District Of Columbia IL reported to
have set an admirable example In re-
cent naturalization cases. One appli-
cant frankly admitted that he did not
understand the constitution, and the
Judge refused to admit him 70 citizen
ship. The safety OF the republic de-
mands that naturalization tests should
be made more rigid. rather than easier.
The time Is past when the subject can
be dismissed With the careless asser-
tion that our body polite Is proof
against poisonous material In the form
Of citizenship unfortunately con-
ferred on ignorant Immigrants.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30

l. d. Hotchklss. a young man WIN
lived In Cheyenne county. Kan. wanted
to 20 10 Obcrlin, i25 miles away. 70
stand an admission TO the bar. Hav-
Ing no money. he rode the distance On
a bicycle. passed his examination aud
pedaled back home again.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30

Il Is now reported by cable from
Germany that val6atine Gadesden. the
recent correspondent In the sensational
Yarde-Buller divorce case. did not die
naturally at Baden Baden, a few days
ago. but was killed in a duel By Walter
Yarde-Buller. the injured husband.
The original dispatch stated that he
lied OF heart disease.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30

The Aexlcfns do not use ice. hut
Nevertheless there IS no country
whore man can got a glass OF cool.
sweet wstcr quicker than ia Mexico
The watar jlrs are made Of porous
pottery which allows tho water 20
ooze Out through the material ~ the
tanks ard tho evaporation keeps 8,
always cool II Is not cold Ike our
ice wa,o', but 10 Is all the better on
that account. as q man can drinl,
twice 40 much and never feel In tho
least iui ircd, no matter how largo
his dfavshis
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30

Vera P. Ava. better known as Ann
o'Delia Diss de Bar, the notorious
pook priestoss. Is undergoing her semi
annual arrest AZ a Chicago police sta
ion. This time she is charged with OBJ
aiming board and lodging under false
preienses. She has only recently rom
pleted a two-yoars' term for frauds
committed In Elrin. m.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30

The domesties OF an Indiana town
are said 20 have formed a union, de-
mandlng shorter hours and the use OF
> parlor every Sunday night In Chi
caEo the housewives are talking OF do
ing the same thing and making SINH
lar demands upon their servants.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30

Il "a reported that an aged couple lly-
Ing In Walworth. VIA. near Palmyra
have decided that they believe mar
riage 10 be a failure and win live
apart In future. The remarkable fea-
ture OF Il Is that they have been mar
rlod over fifty yoars-they recently cell
ebratcd their golden wedding-and they
have reared a family OF eleven chill
dren. their home life having always
been peaceful and harmonious.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30

Tho cost In making "a krst.class
lead pencil Is not In tho wood nor In
the finishing, but In the timo and
labor necessary TO mako q; perfect
Tho graphite carefully selected for
the purpose is aoaicd through water
time ana time again, and IN this way
the grit AMI coarsor PARTICLES sink
ana tctome dctichcd Thon comes
long cpoiinueG grinding and careful
mixing and other painstai,ing opera
lions which make up the perfect
pencil
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30
ROTTEN FISH.
How the Phosphorus aud water Hsstsn
decomposition.

decomposition.
A London scientist has asked. Why
does the ilesh OF fish decompose more
quickly than that OF terrestrial. mi.
mails? In the first place. II is said that
the probability Is the great change OF
environment from the water 10 the air
has a good deal to do with it. since dead
hsh decay more rapidly In the air than
In the water Secondly. the flesh OF
fish contains something like 30 per cent
more water than that OF land animals.
hence the breaking up OF It's constltu-
onts Is naturally easier. Lastly. the
flesh OF hsh contains a comparatively
large percentage OF phosphorus. and
this uni,es very readily with the oxy-
gen Of the air. AS decomposition Is.
for the most part. oxidation, there is
no doubt that the presence OF phos-
phorus In a large proportion would de.
cidedly tend to hasten the process.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30

There are people who believe that
she bicycle craze o. dying out; they
firm offered on a certain day 70 sell an
Grim offered on certain day to sell an
unlimited amount OF high grade blcy-
cles Tor SIS piece, on the day In quos-
ton a mob OF 10000 people almost
mobbed the store In their anxiety TO
take advantage OF this chance.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30

There % terrible scandal N New
YORK. al present over the manner In
which certain hospitals arc run. Il la
openly claimed that certain well Known
hospitals frequently refuse TO receive
badly injured patton .s-that Is. such
whose eases appear desperate because
they wish 10 keep tlur deatl-rnie a.
low az possible An investigation will
probably take place. and tis believed
that serious m!smanagencnt. II not
worse. will be developed.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30

People who always want particulars
supplemented TO a statement are about
as pleasant in social life as a tight shoe
u a sprInLlng match.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30

In the Russian quarter Of London the
police have found a quantity OF high
explosives. Yet the English are won
dering that the car seems cold and
ureoccupiedi
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-30

These long reigns would be all right
II they didn't 80 completely obscure
The son."-P-nce OF VS..