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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-06
niTs OF KNOWLEDGE.

sH ~ 81 |Aa -----a- Na.H HaANI
q Coai n aearef M South Africa than
inlahy Other part lof the uoFli. II Is
oheapestln China.i hl,zl1 hrs qu
u Abgplh e0g.o0e tres are aanually
planisd bS, Swedish school ehadreas
uader the guidance ol their teachers. ,
Up the pnblle schools % Germany I'D
9fight pupils are separated from the
stupid ones. Medical men Do TIE sort.
ing.
An umbrella covered With q trans
parent material has been Invented In
England, epabilng The holder 70 see
vheft he d toing Wien he holds 4.
before his fare. ltino iini .il@ ~"
pa In the Ahnaiasture 81 Knives the
division Of labor HISS been carried to
slEhyan extent that one khiie v han
died by seventy diatrsnt arthms from
the moment The blade Is gqrged until ~
Instrument Is finished and ready for the
kegannh-l iI'- ,tffsiif
IN ABOUT twenty -tWo seconds d drop
q Mood eOes the round o. the body.
hI about every lvo minutes the entire
blsOd An Che body makes bthe round
through the right side Of tho heart.
.ihe lHnEs9iO aha Ieii side Of tho heart,
aropgh' the isrteries. The seiua again
~ he heart rr gnHag 1as sfT
Aother-oi-peari : The hard. allyery,
bsllliapt substance which, formS the
internal laysrs Of several klnds Of
sheils. The Interior Of our common oys-
te- sheiis x o. his nature the mother.
of.peafi used IN the afls Is much MOE,
varlegated, With a play 81 eOiOfs. tn,
large shells OF the indian seas alon,
have this peaEly. substance Of sufficient
thickness to be Of use,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-06
MozART I'M LoNnoN.
m.rs.O s.-7y.as. Attracted v.p
1 4 - kassk A,,tut.oA

NNNNNH AAtNuNNuus
A notice In the Public Advertiser In
forms d that AT the Great Ranelagh
Spring garden. near ST. James park
d1a8dayl Junels ol4eir fwiil b. per.
Aermgd p 9falpi ooncert nft E0nai and
8kstrkntntA IAuael fSf tiio hehodt Of
Miss Mozart Of II and Master Mozart
OF years Of age, prodigies Of nature"
This ventura Ras attended with sue.
csss and m Che same month Wolfganp
-vFsyry piyces- of MS own c0mposition
lb1 tlHe beiieat OF > public rAeful char.
llF q a concert klfea Al Rahelugh.
says the Gentleman's Magazine. The
times. however. were not propitlous for
ar5ssle sptrnglgee. n IN JaDHeglot the
new year the king was seized with an
aihrining hiness.N which lasted 10 the
beginning Of April. In addition TO
which the epitRfeids geSverswrre dis.
coniented, with the result that for three
days during May London was In the
hands q flotous mob. Owing 10 these
lifipfopitiodt circumstances q concert
siyeh b the Mozarts az. Hlekford's
Great Room III Brewer street met with
little encouragement From tits time
the father insitea the public 20 test the
yaulhifql RIodiglss IN private every day
from J 70 3 o'clock A. bis lodging In
Thrift that Is the present FIRTH street
Soho. The result OF mis- appeal. how
eSar, not being satisfactory they
prned toithe city and tried the swan
and Hoop tavern IN cornhlll. ihe price
Of admission being reduced 10 half a
crown lot each person.
"a Before leaving the capital tht MAJ
Garts visited tho British Inuseaai 10
Ehlch wolfga1g presented hls slx pub
lished sonaias and q manusoripi madrl-
gal entitled God Is Our Refuge; For
these tx tonaias, wyistea Tor thc harpsi-
cord. With Accomplishment Tor the vIo-
In or German Ilule ana dedicated 10
Qasen chariotts. the young composer
had reoevod the sun Of so gulheas In
Inly, l7c5 the tamlly lef, London en-
route for The Hague, their Wait having
produced little eject save thai, or in.
tefesting musical amateurs such "a
Baines Barrlhgtcn. The young Wolf.
gang mad been a nine DAYS wonder
and many years were 10 lapse before
hts music abpearea almost asa revela.
peRste musicians In this country.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-06
sam W KINDNESS
wAG s. ven =. w. ny. n S: : sss a,''-

WhuI tuine Merry uoya ana urls
Did for a Worn-Out uernc.
The bin was hlive With merry boys.
and girls on a bright SATURDAY. aftor-
noon h winter. What fun i was ih-
deed q cpast swiftly down the ~
slope. and what shouts Of ringing
7 adeEieE - YiA,s sRB Aew down lI's
hill.
Young aad,pld seemed TO Be- haslue
the "a f4sI fIItc possible. Bls Buys On
double n|ot4|s. with rosy Checks and
sparkliIE 1IH4 turned the sharp cor
ner az hheTeuo Of the hill 70 shortly
help drta t||1 heavy carryall up 90 the
top agan
The = 81 had ilmost set. and lts rosy
light ill., fhf street. but befqfe any
had stalild ~ A. home a man driving
n largdI1Hl W wood began 10 asfenl
the "a palli The sleds steefed ont Of
the way o. the poor horse lied alnf,si
In VAN 70 mon
Suddenly he stopped. FOR Dc conld ~
on no further The road vas ao sllp
perry that IN trying to walk BIZ hind
legs Slipped from beneath him The
man seeuled eniaged and beeau whip
ping the poor creature. As fhe horse
t,gVuhl rn0E Cos en- theyR,an alruck the
hAtsnf. fileff h fittfe hsf1. Amy bf
name. gotpg her sled. aud, Stepping
up 10 f4Ae man, said, pa'I1elT.
"COuldftl J htlp you with your tnqf
sirf It'd load Of wood seems way
heavy or aini. The man lopke|l effl
much saunI. but stopped |umedf
ately. Ans Hknt up to the hofss. par.
ted his nhsa gently and Hliia1cfed
kindly b hIs oRr, A numheI % tHlys
were tJklne few OF the logs on lie
cart. qn1 tfan2erring them q their
sletls 10 drag Oh the hill. I
AMY then led the horse along. Tor
she YEAS yefy gentle, aud tie neple
creature was perfectly willing % oiNT
her. HE maU walked along and rral.I
felt much ashamed. as he dugifr ~
last they reached the top. and the boys
put bacl. tho wood as the load Vat nvl
too heavyfor n level As tlie childFcH
all babe each other good night 10 90
homc. the man turned around. saying
"yhnfP tfAlke 40 NeE DIS, aul "a
- IItle INssn.a ID owed Dow
helfeA WI& ID w N k was ihs
hatplcftnat night Me h6tse. cFtHe M
tie girl who belonged to the Society fol
the Prevention 81 Cruelty TO Animals
f--N-au- Y'urf- Afrfrurr------
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-06
A Modera sIadhad

Some imaginative writer tells the
lnle a. n sailor who was shipwcckcd
,hOo tunes was IN lour collisions and
Two hres al sea. suffered fgum SlIn.i
sirokls and yellow lever. hst a finger
OF two hy frost-bltc. had one eye
ubugcd out In a fight In san Francisco.
tamc homie. married shorkeeIhng
widow. who henpeckeF hm. ~ pnt ~
lkSAdbuse, Ancl foggy l,lsA aud wa iSes
And Alh rfvtt,, ~tvheFe ~ wis found
next morning stlll chewing his over.
night duld u tol,aceo, hut without his
klass eye. This Is the novellsys ty1c.
abl \. pcrllaps. sQlleNhot lufhly col
eLal. l,Il \ may d el.nlarcl will
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-06
MaLInr Of caasah lrrelsc,lle..

plpiecillcs. are, Of, thrce Kinds: the
affnof-p piercing, tie sctAlAftnor pierre
ing and the ordlnary bursting pro
jectiles. commonly called shrapnel.
We are conhnlng most OF our Efforts
AZ present 70 naaklnG arlnQr-nierclng
aud semlarmofnl piercing prolcctlies.
fhe arniol.p ielxint Shet an practically
~ y. lleces " l,U,iaL Iho. aalnl ,arpaor
I, 80 plo Solilts a. tnAANi and
/ contain bursting charge. usually ~
ordinary powdpr The solid shot az
/ TOT us n tie i4lNc guns " sAips. a.
~ ialenaed % p'egVe sha aFneg =
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-06

soafhera NetFo w'IIo t4hntt TO Co
&Iatee uenda - AEiilasa
some Of the leflefsl that Mayor
Thatcher gets are curiosliies IN their
way. People from out Of town who
wish TO End oHi anythmgIH mo city %
Albany lnvafhIny write IeilefF 20 the
upyhf. d dofsai maze aus difference
what the information desircd relates
to. the mayor. they think. ought 70
know 8 nalal stf e lstan4
4 letter was recclred from q negro
away down South. who. AIr. M0nahan
says. has been dead Tor thirty years
uoi literally a corpse. but dcCeascd a.
far az his grip on kustiing. progressive
nineteenth century iife was concerned.
This man believes thar slavery IL
silll an Institution IN this great land.
and i ignnraai ~ the glorious fact
that the mas'ef's whip hasn't cracked
Cor thirty years. lie never hHarl OK
the presidents proclamation, never
knew that the North had whipped the
South. and that q million lives had
he,1 aacufltta % fice4hki slave. IN
his letter % She mayor this colnrci
lmln uskcd % Dc brought North and
sid back into slaveTy Tilerc = no
ureslion that IT, found 90 Impossible
~ live IN she south. and louEul AGAIN
Tor the lrrvsnonslbiilty from foll-sup-
Isoft ~ slavefy days Nhlrh D. ihnnght
still hourishcd in the Sodih4sAll1ny
Argus.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-06
MEN AND TEN,ooss, i ,..s


iaProfossof Roentgeh is very fond OF
ltaly and goes 10 Fiocnce every year
20 enioyia Hide rests 1902 sfi e.
fNineent Raynsa Chinpeva Indian.
who died The other day IN Superior
Via, leit an estate Of $4,000 .sY
The Official dircctory OF the Catholic
church In lhe United States places the
number OF Catholics In the country AZ
9,ti0. 200. sssl saesasu
a Is intended BY German doctors 10
celebrate on May, "a he Tooth. ami
yerRgy oi Dr. IenneF's lrsl expert
ment in vaccination. ~ l-.
Arrow mel made IN Franco Is Ok coal
lusi compressed into bricks and soaked
win ehemieais which tnaks Il glow .
lOae time when aneeailghl f'qt y.
Tho king OF Dahomey and other
African monarchs estimate their own
dignity by the number Of skulls Of be-
headed slaves they are able to show
about their hOnses.1ss ToI o.
10 Professor lieary Drummond who IL
staying a. Tpnbridge wsna Enehnd,
IS slowly recovering from bic nervous
breakdown, and VIII 10 time ba able
TO resume his literary and lecturlng
work. ''''' ~ ''''' ''' '''''
An evidence OF the striking uniform
ity OF Elze qmpRg the Japanese wal
shown IN the recent measurement, taker
Of an infantry regiment where ther,
were no variations exceeding Nv,
,lnehespin height os twenty pounds Il
UT1irht rsr oIa 4AH sfaa
IA. a,....s. -...,.......
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-06

Maiden ladies are much lnlerosted in
an advertisement which has been ex,
lensively circulated IN New York this
summer 4 recommends a home for
pet cats while their owners are away
for tho season. The circular states
Cha, the eats win have the bret o. care
lnla house, 20 which 'ls attached wire.
c@ered runnl Three dollars aahionth
Ia the charge for one month. aud Tor
two eats the price goes down to IS.
Strange 20 say canary birds also win
he bearded. apdllhe saie return Of thr
birds Is sparaaissa lu~ a-rR ,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-06

Mrs.ibIcB1ngar-'hy husband ana "a
like That tea you sent us ilastaa Grocer
lPoliislyl-nidyen like a. marml Mrs..
MsbangnrrT Yes. 1 liked u. Grpcer Ito
clerD17lames. send Ars, MeRAnger
another pound Of the same tea she
Tad last. Anything else. narm7-
- al aruI al adfyrv ts.foN tfo
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-06

Eiiicoti s1ueer41 notice that the
new resiarrlns managers arc gong TO
pat IN Boston girls As lady walters .
Blimare 4-Yusg they believe Il SilI save
thsni athesC0sb.of Ice and electric lah
RoweFd iailk zshram aaf ai sssn -
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-06
AT Of what money!



IA .ls not generally known" OBJ
served .pfonAuen, blacksmith, that
nearly AT 81 theianslls pse,l ~ -4lack-
snithi uthis ropnlf anG hhde h one
hru D.. Iirbokkp, n Y, All klnds OF
substituits have 'bteh invented and put
on the market, but after using them
the black snii h generally goes back to
the Wrought hon anyil, '.shfth Is hand
,na,le,--'r heis-AIe-p iNhfy-of cast-iron.
and steel anviis Tor sale. but they find
hit hitacyfNoF from, Apgksplpt. who
prefer an, anvil Chat sings The cast
non ativlp has no music about Il. and
does not give any, more response TO the
hkmmef 9maA nl6hS SAkiAAmmerine
Iod q slrnnblta fpusisl giEhging, as
,sulthy calls, ~ th9 IS wanted. A
,blacksmnh does nearly aifhh talking
10 hlshtlpetAiy thd A6dnaa liale on the
6hsiD byIhtO Ammqr AZ tar as tho
VILLAGE, blacksmith y copcerned, sing
Inc ~ the antli u his cohslAht adver-
tlsehient. ofdini5ls an akkli viii last
INN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Is. II Il
,is, banded carefully, thqpgh fhere are
many ahsils thai Arenow uhed by some
which were used BY the fathers during
their entire. lifetime Np4hlnaloT
49,. ~ "a H.tF
~t~at
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-06
''.UTD BILL LEWIS.

7: !: !, !: !:
VI &'weat county. Alohf-
al son county. les a
EF-x- trac of broad. level
80 great bottoms that.
.pG3djOI Str'teh upnna down
& -. the bank Of tho
Missouri river from
81 Joe 70 Sioux City. la. Tits vast
tract is series Of fertile ''gumbo" prai-
ries sandy hummocks sloughs, cotton
n wood forest and willow thickeL In
hlgH lTdtot 4 III oyeraows. Is a
al fiut2idn. of akpd, coll and, drayed
vegetation, that breeds bad water big
mosquitoes and malaria. raises great
corn. but not the best citizens that The
great state Of Missouri could boast Of
The native grass ON these bottom lands
grows TO immense hlght-four TO ten
feet. uLiH-
Old Bill Lewis was pioneer on the
bottom, gigantic In stature. raw-bonsd'
six feet four In hight. his smooth-shav-
y en- face was az angular and as devoid
Of beauty as a stump fence Forty
years ago- Old BIT was the KING uf the
bottoms. He lived In the northFesi
corner Of Atchison county. Hts domaln
reached from the river 10 the bluns'
good twelve miles. and Blil's land lay
on either side Of the Nashanaboiana
river which here runs its sluggish
course weStwSrdP cross .the big bottom
to jolmthe muddy nos d ths MlssouTl-
Here. In sight OF Nebraska and Iowa.
Bin raised corn, cattle and hogs and
"a, .consldeable trouble. as anyone would
End out who tried 10 stay on the bot
.'u tom and failed TO follow Bills ideas
Of what we're the duties Of a good ciii-
zen. Bill first attracted attention be-
yond the confines OF bis own neighoor.
hood about 1850. when Ne bearded !
down-river steamboat. and after In,
bn9eoHAk Der FROM lbolltf dtst wiiicl
house. he approached her commWaeI
Capt IA Barge. WHO stood on TIM run
ricane deck. near the big bell western
steamboats, carry on the upper tetka
IJA Be- tlbuchcd up 10 The chptaih and
peered at him with history little eycf
he said: Say. Cbp what @lil you la'
-me to ring that bell from here TO 80
LonlsT'
"Oh. guess could let you DO X FOL
about s25. Bill. and IA board yoa int
the bargain" replied the captain. Nh'
supposed Il kias sBllps wAg % HAklAE.th'
fare TO ST. Louie
''All right" replied Bill ITS pretty
high. but guess will trade with you.
"You Just 70 down to the Oiice. -,sai'
the capAin and WITH WITH the elefk
BY ~ tlnef tie boti bad baokol
on. and md Turned her side bow point
Ing down the river towards 81 Louis
-. Bus tai. forp loaned upip goal, 9
Me hilo1house: NJ tfabbea. he roIi
that runs from the pilot house and o
attached 70 the heavy iron tongue %
u khRrper o. The big bell Bin BEGAN p
ring out a strain that noated over IN
py epe bars 9and willow blclSeis. at,
niue, have been startling TO the frog.
catfish. and mosquitoes. +. ...-, a..
'n4lerc! What are you doing thcrrt
shouted Capt. La8arge from the pilo
house where he W. sgingina "
wheel first one way then another. N n
efforts 10 keeps his boa, on the tsh
bars and aats Il IIlWb
"RinsigS hls danrcG ga ScR.
shouted Bill. Didn't pay that galoo
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-06

IA eorpner'sajaFy ntAialhe reported
that Deceased came TO his death by
excessive drinking, producing apo
plsHy ID the minds q The Jury, = Buf.
iaio News.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-06

5 nnccanccrlng romaacta teen with
re(erenCcs 10 the spanish Main. yet
low y any pco. = NOWADAYS know what
OF Wher, the Spanish MAIN ~ Main
a. 4 contraction Tor mainland aud was
nppllcll 70 the part ~ the north coast
az South America WASHED ~ the Car,
lil.,an sca. H. ralnc Is \ relic of the
time WHEN ilml paft At the continent
/ bclnurcd to Spain and was used IN N.
position ~ The Nest lrlla islan0s
NhicA Asa lllell' heionred % that
counlry s.-lhnmn04 lcnrtiel
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-06

Hhe VIII Never tndcraiand.
Hes a ehnmp,r said the high school
boy. scornfully.
lust what u q ehumpf asked the
boys mother. who heard tho rcmark.
Oh ! don't know exactly. A fellow
who can't play ball and Is kiddish with
TIE other Fellows
.kiddlshf again. inieroeaiiyely.
Yes. too Polite ana isA,de-dah. and
al that seTf u thing. you know.
The notlef d'd not know, bat she
waited.
Nov. last nleht the high school
hos went % after \ momrni'a pause.
blinking perhaps. that - lad MOI been
very IurId the luir0dnced me- % ne
fellow i1ala visiting him. and what
10 yQu think ~ saldf Mister IIaa.
dfJf, this s. ui1 friend. Mister sIos.
son ~ Il W. uorf dudes"
what Wunid have been the proper.
l'ntld|'Ish vas u putting H." was hls
ipeiAefs ntxt venture after informa-
"DA that was uforler enough. / aat.
PISS. and Ne IN Do Il sometimes. bnt
most anr ether fellow would have
sd, 'fag. Dlck, fhIs Il ION slossoll.
a,ioilss ehnmp lasi likc you, o. some
lhlne iinn that
"But wouldn't YOU have resented be-
IND cnlhd 4 chumpfr A fn II
rNou that wax dull roo ttes You
can tall fellow n 'clhlnp 10 hls face.s
"Oh. yes. do see. Its Lehiad bis
back ihat us not permitted
."lc&-tkat u not always -oh. can't
ckplaia n ~ out 10 you ,but--lf you
-werc afeliap you'd glldersia
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-06

70 bdestEe. EeaIs and HMB-FJ0m-g.
81. Louis. seven hundred miles away
and back to his'ASme. -
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-06
smllEa&SF5Fa Money.


IN end Of those cid iagis that have
aftcd their punIosto 81 'fhlthnaly has
n certain amount u pathoS n one Il
fmanaAte enough iolla preient when
e0laYiitee " the pfticsns " The trea-
sury send them 20 tlelr desgructlun.
curious. almost iiidtsciihahlt scnsatiun
win creep over MIA1 Tim DESTRUCTION
tailtsl plats IN airuoin iff fln' treasury
building. There Is n small table in she
center Of the room. and GA this the
bundled hllls are T1lGd IN reckless con
fusion Through two holes In the hoor
nj the end of the table can b. soen
large cylinders. or maccrtors. into
which the bills are placed. They are
about The size of locomotive boilers. A
large funnel Is Inserted In one OF the
holes. and Il connects with one OF the
macemtors. The bills are then united
and thrown into tie mouth OF this fun
su,a. II Is amusing 20 seuCune OF the
.,sArmlttee take n stick when they he
oome jammcd. and prnd them through
When the last enc Is safely through. n
mixture Of lime and soda-ash "a placed
athemeceuafQr. a cQFyr h ulnupcd on
III vknbal6 odd eat anembcr 4 the
hhtltfa faslcns M 9th separate
lock. Steam Is then turned ON. and
the cylinders arr set In molten. When
the hllls have hcru thoroughly maccr-
ated the pulp II drawn on aud taken
b a paper machine. when Il Is made
into sheets OF paper and afterwards
NNIN.. =
Some one suggested the idea OF using
pari ~ the pulp 10 make little fancy
images. The Idea was adopted. aud
dalpU lluic knick ,kapcks made OF the
pulp eau H. bought Ia the stors IN
Washington. The salesman often in-
dues. the pUSsihle. purchaser ~ buy by
! tJlttJphgilt 40 fbe tU a { one time
represented a large sum ~ money.
ll 10 pick up one of these images Is "a
give rise 10 thought for herr. embodied
ID a small compass. / hat Which was
once part % the Fteatest powFr IN thu
world-Ilsrper's Round Table Ia.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-06

TIE sack or box coat witt b nlnSh
Il evidences shia iali.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-06
haiiI1 sIIlrs md ,rTeTF TiI9Ir 6II116ibaTv.


They simply break up the afmcr Of a
vessel, Tire eeml-Armor prciecliles are
Tor TIE same purpose. AID also tEQes
claIiy Tor nse 10 mofinr guns These
suns are abofl.nnzzled analfs. Eud
uley throw their SHELLS hlrh u ne ar,
~ mat they may come down 90 deck.
burst and paas clear Though a ahlp't
bottom. The chief defenscs Oh New
York harilor consist of large battery
Of these mortar guns n the trees and
l,elilnd tie sand hummocks AZ SANDY
Hook. II = estimated that only one
out Of two hundred shots that they nr.
Into the air With a high curve uIl
strike warshlp attempting 10 pass
Into the harb0r. but Il Is also known
that one Of these shots win udsn
through any ship from top 10 bottom.
and bursting as Il passes through, will
sink any vessel afoaf. A thlrteen-lnch
semFarmor-piercing proieciilcs carries
about hfiy pounds OF powder inside.
and Il IL exploded by percussion that
II. 10y the shock Of cOntac. with a solid
substance. The shrapnel shells CON
tain bullets OF various sizes aud they
ozplode on percussion. Their object Is
u scatter bnlieis about a ships deck
and clear Il Of men. rather than 10 sink
ne ship --Harpers Round Table.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-06

a s.stnnssaa NuMu az
imes were planlcl ~ AZ many school
childrn Of the Spanish oamtal Med.
ais ven distributed among theai bcar
Ing the Inscription; "fist Arl1or Day.
Instituted Ia the Reign of Alfonso
XIII. 1885," These trce.planiine fest
ivals arr o. be- nek yearly iu dihercnt
places. The mother 81 the boy king.
the queen cgent Maria Christina, j. a
very progressive and Intelligent we
man. aud uses her Influence and an.
thoraty on the side of every good thing
for SIaln's prosperity that she can
She never forgets Il al. though her son
h onlya little hoy, he Is also a future
king, aud she TRIES O. make hlm icel
the responsibility which that position
brings 10 him. Siice Alfonso passed
Ills tenth birthday. hast May, be has
lmd = separate establishment. tlnagh
De stil lives under the sane roof viii
his mother and sisters.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-06

= sbrfy Orrr.3 ~s-s, Away ME-
Farms and Thro~s T6sm " IN suts
Ifqrcqs,lausi right a, St. Josssaa
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-06


saved. with three others, ont ~ a crew
of twcnty-siN. only. however To and
, ,oot Ss, "a H. 3 I'LL Cans
Horn. aud had &C. be- abandoned by her
crcw. who were six DAYS IN their boats
l,cfore a unconditional ship picked
them mp
|, l8js audgl vessel srapi 2sh2Te AZ the
eIiliaiice 70 nope Kong hat'or IA her
hurry 10 eet 1nslde 'hoforc a Yankee
with whom she was In comIqny
When our friend found hls fourth ship
dlsnastcd In cyclpne IN the Indian
occan hc came TO tie eonClusion that
sea life. which he had hcrn quite pre-
parcd o. Ike. was too exciting Tor
5 hiul and he decided forthwith. pro
vlded he got safely out Of that scrapc,
IL leave n to thuas WITH uettcr luck.--
Macmlllan's Magazine. M sfs
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-06

AZ Red Greek the stage stopped Ter
ball IN houf for thyIiA1enEers 10 get
iiihhJf Aud he driver to change horses
As We drove up in 'front.' Of the fUanty
hdtntu.3 thSAsa4labhtu bkyisihsttf
ia 10 eilbutiiti ttid 6blfka the
south With him was a guard Of STA
cavalrymen. and while the paymastcr
entered the Inn With us 10 take dinner
the soldiers ate their bacon and hard-
tack In the shade Of the stables. We
had been eating for about ten minuies
when there was sudden hurrah out
doors. followed by a dozen rife shots
Five men on horseback and a sixth IN 4
blackboard drawn by a mule dashed ont
Of The lhicket a quarter OF a mile away
sne swaping down on the paymastsr's
rig. had transferred the safe TO the
blackboard before one Of us reached TIE
fonr Ono auflnw had hrru klllaH hx
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-06

The diamond, Ia one aymnul q he
shahs rank h said 70 welsh simcsl
twenty ununta
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-06
lOWC, mo man tuIneu afunnu, sllInE.
~. W. .n'a 20 o Ssi al so w
R Rs Slsh u sne IlSVis, Ss,St lis

tie girl who belonged TO the Society for
the Prevention Of Cruelty TO Animals
r-N-aW- Yurf AfrfI,urr------
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-09-06

)DRTffwEsT Ais
k0hri wis q new
country forty years
ago in the north
wet county. Mchf
son county. Hes a
tnc of broad. level
wli@ part OF the
great bottoms that
ftrftch upand down
the bank Of tho
Missouri river from