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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-13

An anonymous letter received ~ ~
sirt.nt chief % Police Ready ot -
Louis last Saturday led 60 the uncover.
inc ~ a horrible crime. Mr.. Ahfsafei
l.. siorls. q midwife. aEcd 81, mother y
Attorney Jen II. Storts. b. under arrest
and Dr. /. r. Ryan o. held o. await ah
Investigation. ON March 81. Emma
Tourvilie. agcd % daugh,cr II Prank
nn county farmer called upon Af-
storts at hcr home Tor treatment iei
DAYS ago she gave a premature bifth .,
twins and The Infants wrfr crcins ~.
Ia kitchen range by AIRS siofif. i,l
Ryan had been called in, hnl sAsn ~
vorns woman was dead when "a
.rrsv,s Upon Mrs stnrts sugseatiof
~ says b. issued death ccfilnceie @.
dropsy ana the corpse was shipped
home for burial Mrs storts admits III
thr factn stated. but denies that a cram
inal operation was performed,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-13

Edward King. alias Edward Keeling,
a second-term prisoner IN the prison
north 81 Indiana. was stabbed % death
By a fellow prisoner named Harry eib'
fon the other day. King died twenty
minutes after being stabbed. Ills muir
dercr ia confined IN the dungeon and
apparently does not realize his position.
lie viii probably BE- pardoned 60 be
tried Tor murder Gibson Is = years
az aEc and was sent FROM Marion coun-
% Tor seven years We has borne q
bad reputation ~ convict, aud durins
his Incarceration has wounded three
men. but an recovered. The two pria'
oners had been gambling unknown %
the authorities and the quarrel which
precipitatcd the murder was caused n
the refusal Of King 10 pay Gibson -
which the latter claimed was Que DIT.
Thcy came % blows and King caush'
Gibson by the throat, when the iatsei
drew a knife ana stabbed him over th'
heart The murder caused me sreAtsH
excitement among the oonvicts'
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-13

In pittsburg there Is a Swiss labsrci
who Was pulled up the other day for
stealing. killing and eating the .
months-oll hull pup belonging TO his
nclehhor. says the Post Of that city. He
admitted at the trial. whilc denying the
particular charge. that be and his wife
weic very sond ct dog meat ana mat
they had killed and eaten eighteen dogs
Their particular weakness was bull pup
outlet dreaded. though Newfoundland
puppicr are much better Than pork, one
of the witnesses against the defendant
was hIa own brother, who said that he
Rad been continually annoyed by people
who mlstook him Tor "thc man who eati
dogs"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-13

The following Il an example % Ens.
llsh AZ written IA India-it o. copy ~
an application 10 become a volunteer
-Slr-I humhly crave the desired PER-
mission % Join the Volunteer Corpse
unaer your honor's commandments. IL
is true that By some nenEaiies arc cN-
pectsd % De 81 coWardly nature. but
/ can assure 20 your honor that am 81
good bottom and have 30 fnueh pius
that nothing fears me In day or nsnl
season. Therefore ] may H. considered
accustomed % bravery. II am only
once tcached drills and exercise 81
shooting and haroncL then | Tear =
Zoe and am rcady TO cxpond my hiood'
In defense ~ earth and homo Ia m,
fathoriand. Hoping 60 receive cary
| reply" etc.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-13

driver had been engaged In Denver ne
was unknown 20 the Carbon county
officials and they were unable % run
him down. Last week a man VINO was
acquainted with Vain and Strong saw
a FELLOW passenger on train whose
face recalled the murder. When the
latter got on at Carbon the friend fol-
lowed him and asked him II he had
not been NJ Point II Rocks at the time
OF the murder Il don't care 20 talk
about that" said the stranger ana
walked away. taking the FIRST train Tor
she east The man who had talked with
him telegraphed TO have him arrested
The prisoner refused 20 talk or divulgs
his name lie was given Ia charge Of
sheriff Davis % Carbon county.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-13

Saturday the INITIATED body Of Minnie
williams was found In the library ~
the church. The giri had been gagged
and her remains were cut and hacked.
Two witnesses state they saw a Young
man and a young woman. the former
answering the description ~ purant
and the latter that % Minnie Williams.
enter the church Following this clew,
the police az once put the residence 81
Durant under surveillance FRIDAY
evening Miss Williams was 90 have at
tended a meeting 81 the YOUNG Peoples
society 81 the Emanuel church. az i'r.
NcgoYs house. Al 1t5 o'clock she lrft.
70 attend the meeting. taking latch
key with her. she never appeared
there
Mr. Noble. the aunt Of Miss lamont
subsequently received through She
malls paper containing the four rinss
worn b. her niece The day she dlsap-
reared. ON ne paper were written the
name aud address Of Theodore purant
This. together with tkc fact that Miss
Williams. an Intimate friend 81 AiiHs
lamont. had been heard O. say she
knew blanche had been murdered. but
refused % tell what she knew, led thc
paiicc 10 suspect that whoever had
killed Miss Williams had slain Miss
Lamont. The detectives decided purant
had murdered Miss Williams. and this
theory was further strengthened when
the dead body of Mics Lamont was
found concealed In the steeple. Death
had been caused by strangulnuon. The
body was lying Just inside the door 81
the lower room Around the neck were
blue gtreaks. the marks % hnscrs that
had pressed deep into the flesh tn,
girls hair was matted with art and
hung loosely about he's shoulders. Tbs
body was badly ieeomposed a. sooi
a. the news became known immens'
crowds surrounded the church and ha'
10 b. kept back hy the police. The chic
Of police sent Tor Rev. pr Gibson pas
tor Of the church. and the report be
came current that he had been accuse.
Of the crimes and had been tif''.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-13
noNEYMooN sIoNs.
ne lady Iooir Happy and De os@'r-
man casts l.o,ln' I.ooks."

he Lazy teNaN" navy AA' ~ 1""+
man casts io,in' iooks,"
There e young couple In this city
who can never 90 away from home TO-
rether without being taken for a newly
married pair. says the New York Al
veriiser. So they decided 20 ask the
waiter az a hotel where they stopped
what the signs were. The gentleman
began the conversation.
would you think We were Just mar
ried. john he asked on the second
day after their arrival
Yes. sab" said John. with a broad
grin, 7 spotted you az soon a. SO
you. been ten years IN dis hotel, an
dere can't nobody fool me.
Nov. John. said the supposed bride.
sroom. o. be slipped Zee into the
Walter'a palm. Jus. ten me what the
symptoms aro,"
"Dcrc.s a heap Of EN- sab" answered
John. Il hears yoh ask yoh lady At
hreakfus II she liked Drilled cycHtrra,
an you tell her she mus learn 10 drink
her tee straight, cause Il was bettah
an you ask her whar she wants % O.
fus'. Denis an sigEs, certain shuh
sah."
hut" said the young mstron. ''donl
Old husbands talk In the same way
NO. indeed. miss-'scusc me. ma'am
they don't lndecdy. Sides. ydh gentle
man hand you de mornln' plpah. Ftca,
Of readln' % Il himself An derc ain
no rettin' aroun the ioviu' looks n
been castin' on you, miss" and Johl
smiled with an air Of superior wisdom
Now, ten vs. how the old marrle
men conduct themselves" sail N
lady.
"Dey's mighty short, mirs. mostly
an read Dc papnh Sea like dey Wa
alone"
And the lady. what does fhe dor
"Jes waits, miss. Kind Of looks tire,
an waits, an looks az the res OF N
folkscs IN the dining room You se
miss. It's heap Of difference. an tair
an In the close dcy wears. either. ID
makes the honeymoon-no. sab.
alnt" They ala not undcccive job
IA he does not know that Tor once q
his signs had failed him.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-13

hing ne ana was 10 walk 10 cabin
,ear Monmouth 20 attend church. The
PREACHER was M. and on seeing Mr.
rar,wrirhts church letter asked him
IN conduct the services. which he dld
rhls was the hrst sunday In May.
lssl
The young preacher bought four pals
NJ oxen and a plow, and he broke
nrairie week days and delivered SER
mons sunday. In 1884 Rev. Peter Cart
wright appointed him missionary %
IOWA 10 establish church societies.
rher. was no missionary fund and he
had 70 sustain himself by his own ef-
forts
Al Flint HIS IN 1854. he organised
the fret Protestant Christian society
In the state Of Iowa. He preached the
arst sermon ever heard In Rock Island.
mn In the cabin Of judge Spencer. In
me ian OF 1854 he was admitted 10 the
ullnols Methodist conference. which
,h,n embraced Illinois. Wisconsin and
iowa lie was assigned 20 the Knox
! yiiie mission. which included what arr
now Henderson. Warren. Knox and
Mercer counties. Two years later he
co,structed a rude sleigh called a
..r,,nr" " or Jumper" which was formed
nv cutting two saplings and bending
them for runners and hiils' Having
mn harness he fastened the rig 20 th'
slses Of the saddle ON his horse. ane
with this unique conveyance he Travelled
/ soo miles. starting from Peoria. III.
o,a trayerslng Illinois. Michigan Cana
Al and New York. He spread the Sos
pel throughout all these regions
In the spring Of 1885, he sold hie hors
An New York. made his way on Zoo
Al oiean Point, ran the river on raj
Al pittsburg. and thence returned b
the old route 10 Illinois. In the con
ference OF iSS5-SS be was assigned I
,hc puffalo Grove circuit, which ~
Guided IN IT, territory the towns OF Or
am. plxon, sterling. Fulton, Mour
I Morris and many other settlement
{ IN ,Sio he was assigned 10 Iowa a.
( nisrlon preacher. lie crossed the rive
J an n skin and subsequently was ohlige
b Al swim across many % the low
@ streams going from cabin 20 cabin.
Z. lie spent four years In Iowa, preacl
- ing az noAcnlotN he'.Ae'f - ..''N
'- ham. Muscatine MaQuoketa and low
CAV. In isti he returned to iliino
and laborcd at Prophetstown and Bu
falo Grove and IN Knox county.
issl he was commissioned chaplain
n the Ntnety-sccond Regiment illins
Voluntcer Mounted Infantry. He scrY
with that regiment until the close
!, the war. lie was a great favofite vi
= the men. being always good na,ur
= and kind. lie was with sherman a
Z. Fitzpatrick on the march 10 the sea a
- Was always proud Of his work In
army.
on his return from the war Mr.. O.
wright resumed hls ministry IN
IA Rock Mver conference. where he was
al active service until lSs9. when at
An request his name was placed upon
llal Of guperannualeA
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-13

greatly esteemed for his lofty charac-
ter. and has the dignined. Imposing
presence which Il considered indin-
pensable IA speaker Of the house OF
commons. A. speaker he VIII be pro-
vided with a paiatiai mansion for en-
tertalnlng on a largc scale. within we
palace Of Westminster. wheFe D. viii
reside durlng his term u Office On an
state occasions he d looked upon rs the
representative Of the house OF COM
mons. and IN lie way me pofllios pos
sesses a greater prestige ans dignity
than that % any Judge of TIE land,
not excepting the lord chancellor Mr.
ouily's selection BY the Rosehery min
istry practically means bis election.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-13

between the w.ekt|s rs failure q
% 20 fnn Involves l|tr4uAfoII aNt
Immediate Successor aI tNH INt
The score mounts ~ rapidly. H
expert Ialsman hits eafN time
iiics 70 and Ifo I,kr 4 bali ha11lII
III she can 1e dIs|odrsd b. Us
cesslge failures % BIT her 81
other players neId onI. with
generally less than MORE
usually taxes TIE skil 81 fair
more Than batting Thee 10 n
rule. bowl With Che mechanics.
which marks the masculine Qln
Eleven Il the proper na|al|et
team 70 ZIP and ron. HhtH 3D.
permitted 70 rrzuIoIft DE- t'
they play lefl.handcd o. bal -
brooIuslicks. Bui. even thus handf
capped. they often seem - ~ more
than a maich Tor their fair anIn4Vn|s0H
though there BE- Clefens. and there "A
those who can well held their ~
upan che ieyel gFeen. and are af.5Ia z
10 mans rfuUtaa and undff'tIn4 az
the lnirlcacles 81 the game
The maiden possessed ~ AIa|Nni1
speed aud grace viii douhI|fHs prove
tho rrlzcfakef ct ZIP and run NH
eeery eih who lndulgea III the kam|
viii ind herself lhf better ani ia
rosleg Tor the fresh air. sunfl|pe aN'
exercise Il gives BY Diana Cross
1 Ways.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-13

Much cx,itcmcn, hgu been caused at
a skeleton ia the rear q
washington by the finding %
Doughty Bros store The body had
b5sn buried in l,uic o. hasten deconpo-
slilon. From an circumstance the
pnsltion of the bones and the locality,
ID h believed flat o murder has boon
committed. Tse authorities arc mVea-
tgatng the case
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-13

The chariot races. like those Of the
Roman clrcus. mlteicd from the
Greek. were 81 suikins Interest There
was scarcely ans honor 81 the ramss
more glorious than ,hr charlo'ccrs VIC
tory. especially II the owner droye bis
own horses The danger 60 llfe and
liiuh undergone hy the charluiecr VAS
not less thai that fiskcd hy the Athlete
In boxing with the ccltes. ur IN ihe
panctalium. The vivid chapter ln
"rcn ilur" depicting thc chHnccs and
perils Of chatiot race essentially tht
sarc as thar % thc Olymple games
~ 49,. g. l.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-13

curry. The purposf NJ the barometer
Is to measure the pressure % the a..
mcsphcrc In general the mercury
viii stand high IN the tube when lhc
weather "a fair. and Tow WHEN . -
foul. BY noting the minute changes.
measured on a graduated sckic beside
The tune. the observer rrads the indl.
cailcns 81 the barometer. The uoris
"fair." change" ctc.. engraved On The
front 81 the instrument an disregard
"a. They have no significance what
ever. The rising or falling II the mel-
cury Ia the tube Is cau1ed by the llc-
glnplng Of those atmospheric changes
which preccilc a storm but are net d's-
Cernihle hy cur sen4es. The barqm-
etcr dlsccrns them Tor rs. and gives
warning Of weather chanEea 81
course there an many different condl-
I lions which Affect the Instrument. and
( the weather Observers arr instructed IN
these matters. The ancrnid hacamc'
ter q round Ike enc of tue cheap
! nlckel.llated clocks that are 40 Nh
nerous. and the changrs are Indicated
hy a hand moving across scale On thi
dial The weight II the ATMOSPHERE
i measured not by . column % mer
cury In q tube. but - The expansion
and compression of a small metal ho'
from which the sir has been exhaust
-Ilapcr's Ro4ad Tah'e.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-13

A woman who has been sentenced IN
Vow YORK 10 twenty-five years impris'
eminent was known as the "firchus
etc obtained her livelihood hy arson,
ana cong,ssea TO lave fired 200 nulid'
inqa. She carried on regular euaincaa
ana eventually 10 X IN a male partner.
who ret Gre 20 shops by ARRANGEMENT
MIN owners who were heavily injured
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-13

uel Church Sunday school. The police
think Durant a. another Jack the MP
per. They state Il u highly probable
that D1rant IL responsible fof the XIII
ing Of Eugene Ware, young drug
clerk. who was found stabbed 70 death
several months ago.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-13

most remarkable man. lie was a
preacher Of marked peculiarly and arm
as rock when his convictions perauad-
"a him Of the right lie came west about
is11. and his FIRST ministerial work was
In Iowa FOR about two years when Iowa
was a territory and had but few settle
ments In 1853 he was appointed 10
Buffalo Grove. now Polo. Ill. and about
1870 he married the eldest daughter Of
James Clark. a wealthy farmer Of ogle
county. IN when the state conference
was divided In 1883 be became a mem
Der Of the Rock River conference and
/ continued In a variety Of appointments
until he was supcrannuated lie Joined
the Illinois conference of the Methodist
4. Episcopal church when he hrai came
west
Mr.. Cartwright was born near Au'
burn. New York. March ?, 1910, and was
the son Of James and Catherine Gray
Cartwright illa father was a baptist
minister Of New York and died In iSZ2
Thrown upon his own resources az the
axe OF n, Barton Cartwright began
TO work for his board and clothing. lie
was promised schooling CO well, but
was disappointed and Obliged 10 make
bis way without educational advan-
taEes. In 1929 be- Joined the Methodist
Episcopal church and became Impressed
wlf1 the desire 90 become administer
lie preached his FIRST sermon In his ma
tive state, but IN 1898 he decided l.
seek bis fortune IN the west lie walked
. from Syracuse. n. u. 90 o'ean 'pinl
| and took a fiatboat 60 Pittsburs' Whehe'
he went down the Ohio river oy steam
: boat
At Cincinnati he met and shook hand
. with Black Hawk. the famous indiai
chief. who was on his way TO Washing
, ton AZ a prisoner Of war Many time
after that he renewed the acquaintance
Leaving the boat az Flint HIS. n
, visited brother who hyed near BY
, ana then made up his mind 20 80 I
Warren county. Illinois. About the nrA
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-13

Then the crowds surrcd 20 Or Glbsoaa
house ana the excitement grew more
intense. The rumors 81 the arrest W..
later denied. and It became known ''a'
pr. Gibson and the sexton Of the chu'eh
had been merely called 20 tel what ,hes
knew. Durant was arrested az walnut
Creek. ON the road 10 Mount plao'o,
The police are certain they have voc
rieht man They claim TO have .wo
witnesses who saw Durant and Mrs
Williams in company, ana Also state
that when search was made OF pu.
rants house In she poke, OF us eoat
was found a purse which Miss William
IL known 10 have carried the nlsht nh'
disappeared. Durant y about y year.
OF axe and was born and reared ~ u'
nelehhorhood In which the murders oe'
CURED. Tie Il a graduate o. theVesss
well high school. and has been Hlndyins
medicine Tor year lie u meh'',
of the second Brigade signal cerrs an'
was assistant superintendent 81 hrhan'
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-13

A Chlnaman. be he king or ccolle. Il
devoted TO his father and mother. When
either parent dies custom ofdains that
'the son shall resign all hunurs and
employments 10 repair TO the ancestral
tomb and mourn there for a LONG
neflod,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-13

Roll out JIM 5i's 80 ar itIo1Fn'
How to keep them when shssl, On.
lshcdf
when iliey'm baked and nieels.
brOWpcllf
wcii. . good strong lock ana key.
deafs,
II the best thing | have found.
Henry Llpplncotf
Note-The above win make exccilrni
Old AIaryland ginger cakes--Ncw York
Herald.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-13

day following the nude body Of Blanche
Lamont was found IN the tower Of the
same church. The same hand. the au-
thorities believe. slew both girls. and
W. II. r. Durant, the young man HuH-
pected Of both crimes, II now IN custody.
Blanche Lamont and Minnie Williams
were members Of the Emanuel church
and members Of the Sunday school
claHa. The former was a student az the
Normal school on Powell street. the lat
ter was a companion IN a family In Ala
media They were both q years old.
brunettes and pretty and modest girls.
Both had been the recipients OF attcn-
tlona from Durant, who II also the H.
brarian of the church and the secrc'
tary OF the Young Peoples society. ON
April Miss Lamont disappeared. Dill
gent search failed 90 reveal any trace
u her whereabouts. The last person
seen In her company was Durant or
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-13

John n. Thurston. whose picture h
shown above. win take his seat In the
United States senate. when u meets H.
December next. provided an extra ses.
sion n not called Tor before that time
MIR. Thnrsion j. a years old and has
been lawyer and politician 81 national
reputation for ten years. As an oratoi
ne has few. u any equals. west OF the
Mississippi river.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-13
nNoLANn.a Vac sPEAkER.
". q aully nIay PRESIDE over me Hsass
Of commons Under Rossbsry.

o. Commons Under nossbsry.
william Court Gully. queens counsel
and liberal member Of parliament for
Carlisle. has been selected By the Rose
berry ministry 20 succeed Arthur Wcllua-
ly Peel a. speaker Of the house Of COM
mons. This position n a most de-
alrablc one. a. the incumbent draws an
annual salary OF $4,000 and an annual
pension Of $4,000 aflerward. even n he
occupies the chair but an hour. Mean
while he has n peerage az the hrst
commoner IN England" Mr.. Gully'a
grandfather was. N hla youth. a we'll
known prizchghtcr. but his mental
ability carried him into parliament.
The father OF Mr.. Gully was a dis
tinEulshed physician lie died not Ions
ago. and the son. who had entered the
law. acquired a large practice. lie Il
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-13
Tin aud nua-A Now Game Cor ths
Early snrlnH.


TIP aud run Is the name Of a game
our English cousins are lust learning,
both buys ,sd girls. u resembles
-rickci. SO some one says. as q carica'
turc resembles It's original
Il Is game to niay early IN ths
spring. before cricket or tennis can b
thought Of, and Il has this adyaniag,
over golf. that Il can b, played on
lawns or garden plotn without damag,
o. the turf.
Tip and run involves much exercis'
l9f a rather severe kiId.
This u DE manner of Il: The lah
guardian "a the Wicket armed with !
hat or cYls n racket. t4kcs hef sfahi
ard a. soon as she has hi the noWler
ball Is bound to run a. fast as she cai
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-13

The three counties q Knox. Athens
ana Fairfield. ohio. return a cefuncaie
that there are no cigarette dealers Ia
the county.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-13
FOR AN OLD CRIME.


AFTe7led Ht Last
In May, 1883. s. Morris VAIN OF
Philadelphia. and G. II. strong Of New
York went out TO Wyoming ON a hunt
Ing trip They engaged teamster and
cook and started through the northern
part Of Carbon county. The next month
the bodies OF both men were found at
the Point Of Rocks. the San Greek Land
cattle company's ranch. Their team
and wagon. as well 40 IN driver. were
gone and no clue was left As the
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-13
FRISCO'S TRAGEDIES.
THE KILLING or MISSES WILL
LlAMs AND LAMONT
DONE WITHIN THE SACRED WALLS
OF A CHuRcH-
what Motive Prompted the Deed Can
Not Be conisetured- school
superintendent Durant l. Accused Of
tbs Horrible Crime.

HE EMANUEL
Baptist church Ia
San Francisco has
been the scene 0f
two Of tho most
atrOcious murders
ever committed IN
the state The
other day the mutt
lated body OF Min
ME Williams was
found IN the library
of the cdlhce The
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-13

HERE DIED AT
Oregon. Ill.,. the
other day. a man.
the story Of whose
lie marks an epoch
In the spread Of the
gospel IN the early
history OF the west
Ills name n Rev
Barton H. Cart
wright, and hs
WIS known fai
and wide AZ
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-13


Talking ~ hras AIRS N'|lsf
xemau who loves and s|aIfs BIRDS
and writes and ltelalt. about |asa.
sa,s that tbs crow Is real'l E Fa'aa 1'r
tifi. though Sc S nel a|nta aasn'
~ ~ anyboly lie ias saoh halsa
voice. ami ho & s. IN.i 81 me ltfH
Grain that d n ln1 fashion 20 ttNs.sI
him only rogut sad inlef ~
wonderfully CLEVER HGf "a Hra
has heen pursnN 4 Hea 81 I0aE E'.
Do knows. when h ta j NHa H|IH
eun. what 81 mHnt ~ NrA pa
we've l1ld 81 hinl ! NuINH
nal scare 1Im a n'A INi a. t'N
ciese 10 faNen NNo |4N ~ NI'
.hauInt rs tear WtaffrF IIH
laanks Amati Ha ~ re|tme' ~
Is as m'ttI|tfHN 81 A'fltN
noi crow. u+.4 iN family MS
4Oiriale Iohtit E 0
81 lhcsn|ns 81 lIen f
ia JAS ana Hf e||H
re lnl Aop4e an1
tul II 1'Nf
rlne ts h|iH4
Grow upnd HI
his ssie end |o|
Ilmle
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-13
WORE RUSTIC GARB.
STORY OF A PIONEER PaP.c az
ER's LIFE. ~

A Unique and Fascinating charnetsr
Who Recently died IN an Iiiisais
Town-Llfe Work Of n. n. Cartwright
Was We'll Done.