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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-23

George Eliot was ill-hred. extremely
plan awkwrd addressed This
makes her car, .r all the more wonder
iul. ror consider. aut she conquered
the respect OF ihc phlosophiy world br
her papers IN the Westminster. Then
she conquered the unphllosophic world
by her novels. then with no physical
charms she gained the love and dcto-
ton OF one man not a mean or common
man. but a man OF considerable under
otanding. then she gathered around her
a crowd OF admirers to whom she be-
came an oracle and prophecies; she
lived an ideal kind Of NE all author
ity. luxury, ligniiy and honor and
though she dched the laws Of society
she was spared an uapleasanlness oal
N, oied before her novels ceased 10 lie
Tead.--Waller BesanL
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-23

MRS. FANNIE STEWART PARNELL
eroua talents. and mother and daughter
resided for a term Of years In foreign
lands 70 facilitate the studies. Especl-
ally In Greek and Latin she excelled
speaking French. Spanish. Italian and
German very huently at an early age.
writing in all four prose and poetry.
She studied the dances Of different
nations under the famous Nine Ves,ris
and became acharmlng danseuse. while
at the same time she mastered harmony
and composition In music. 4 rare so
prano voice flexible and sympathetic,
led her 10 sing the songs OF all nations
Her general knowledge Is not TO be
wondered az when Il Is known that
from her infancy the child was a pro-
found student With wonderful applica-
ton.
At the age OF IL Della 7. s Parnell
made her debut In Washington. 4
fair girl. with eyes oi deep sea blue.
tall supple figure. full. but classic in
proportion. and universally pronounced
beautiful" Charming Ia manner
and conversation. generous. bright and
Joyous and amiable-"a daughter OF the
morning" said the aslrologlsts, and
who would seen become the reignlng
belle OF Washington.
She was the leader in all Innocent
sports, entertainments and charitable
enterprises AZ This time Mr.. John
Parnell came from Ireland TO visit
America, aud proceeded to Washington.
where. by his line presence. elegant
bearing and charm OF manner TO say
nothing OF his 'hlamey" he wooed
and won the Incompatible Della Tudor
Stewart. losing no time IN transporting
his fair and gifted bride to his grand
and romantic home al Avondala
County Wicklow ireland
One year after the maternal duties OF
Della r. s. Parnell began. and contin-
ued for over twenty years. In which
time she bore eleven children John
Howard Parnoll. now a member OF Par
lament, being the eldest Charles Stew
art Parnell. who lived one year too
long; Emily, Henry Fanny. Anna.
Theodosia. and others
Mrs. Della r. :. Parnell had a house
IN Dublin. where she resided during the
Dublin season, when the Irish capital
was known as Delightful Dublin. "
She also had salon" In Paris, and
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-23
,nrrn,.r 81 nRocrn.. cLNnK.
HI- sense af ChivaIrs aud Love 81
Fai' Dealing

~. sense Of CIlvairy aud Love 81
Fai' Dealing
The precise date Of the opening or
Denton Onut's s,nrc Is not known
We only know THAI on luly = 1891 the
county commissioners centi 81 sangil'
laon county granted Onui licensr 10
retail merchandise At New Salem; for
which he pald -, y fee which sup
posed hhfe ~ haVe Si.0'1 worth Of
goods Ia stock When the oxen and
their drivers returned with the goods
the store was opened la little log
house on the brink OF the hlll almost
The fr6ntferl ii6re lnlled a ullque
plHr,, UsnallAi ID wasla geberil Store.
aud "a H. shelves were found mnst Of
the articles needed In y community of
pioneers hut 10 he place for TIE
sale ~ dry goods and groceries was
not H. only funston. u was a Kind OF
intellectual aud social center II was
the common mceilng place OF the
farmers. the happy refuge Of the vii
lac, l6uneers. No subject was IN
known there Tie hahltucs Of the
place were equally ~ home In talking
politics. religion on slans. Stotics were
told. Jokes We're cracked and laughed
al. aud the news contained IN the lat
tst negsDfiler inalpg iis way into the
Wilderness was discussed such
.store was that VI Dentop Oiiutt Lin
,on ranld hardy have chosen sur
rnmdnrs more favorable q, the high
rst development ~ the arlfof story.
telling and h. had got been there long
before his reputation Got drollfy was
established
4 man came into he store one day.
! n. .,sa.l- -,.FsGane language Ia The
urcsencc OF ladies'. l4aeoln asked him
~ stop. buttbr mani DtrSisietl. swear
Ing. that nobody SHOULD prevent his
saylue NhgtJlte wahSi 10 The wo
men gone the man hfgan 10 abuse
/ I.lncolu sh buiiy ihs; IL 'eiier finally
| said. coolit. Well. " sui must be-
Whipped, suppose mlgllt a. Well
I whhp has aAy (hhet MARI aud. xo-
! Ing DOT do0ts with The fellow. he
threw mm on the ground ard rubbed
SmnflMctu lll wv -fAcN UNIV ne .hti'
! lowed for mercy New Sairin's sense
! NJ nllalfy was tnurh'd. and snthisi.
lnsni over linc0ln ntVnsed
/ us Hqd,S Act,hcdic iesS 'amln-
I ton, Two Incidents seem 10 isve par.
tlcularly impressed the coHimmiiy.
/ Having discovered. ma one uc aslon.
ihat BE- had taken q ~ cents Too much
fF..,,, -..,,-,sn,er. be- walked three
fiilps uui cycuinE after his store MAS
I foscJ io r9drR thr mcney Nsaln,
I d. weighed 9phhalf n pound of isa as
l Do, sunp0sc,L lhIwns nlGht anl fhls
was The hsf thing he I'D bcforc clos.
Y ine up uu entering In the muning.
Z be- disc0vered faarounce weirit an
The scales. lie saw hls mistake. and,
rlo.lug up shop. hurried N Ia Do FER
thr IcmnlndFi ofuM tfa McIlN''s
Ma Nzlne
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-23
ALl oopsoMs oF EuaENIE.
frrncimsn Barn The same Day ~ ins
rrlner In, ssriai Are Inckys

FErneimsn Born The same Day ~ tns
Prince iH'ssFiai Are Iuehy.
Three thousand eight hundred and
ihlry-four male children we're born N
France on March 10. 1856. the same das
that the ill-fated prince imperial came
into the world. says the New York
World His mother, ex-Empress Eu.
genie. became a godmother to them all
II Is sail that the ex-empreas has re.
Gently made hef will. and In Il has br.
queathed a trliing legacy to each OF
her eodsons. whose names and ad'
dresses she still preserves The origl.
nal numhrfy however, must have been
sadly dcpated by death In tha1nearly
forty years which have elapsed and OF
bearded men who will claim their be.
quest when Eugene dies there may b.
less than half thousand.
The contrast between that March day
nearly four decades ago and the ex-
empress present fortune is striking
Then the reign Of Napoleon Ill was In
the heyday OF It's power. and the ma
tion. drunken with military glory. wish
ed as heartily as It's ruler for an heir
20 the throne. Early on the morning
Of the 10th the cannon doomed from
the Invalides, announcing the deliver
ance OF the empress. Paris bent an
anxious listening ear. counting the
guns. A hundred and one. II was a
boy. "Conquerer In the Crlmean cam
palgn. the arbiter chosen by Europe IT
the congress OF Paris" says Andre
Martinez In his history Of the prince inn
perial. Napoleon Ill felt more firmly
placed on bis brow by this birth the
crown which had been given him by
nearly 100000 votes. France. radiant
In her rciuyenated glory and her recon.
querei prestige, drowned with the
noise Of fctes the first cries Of the i'm
perial infant"
More than 10000 admiring people
viewed at the Hotel de VILE. before the
birth OF the royal baby, the cradle
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-23

when YOU are dieting to reduce flesh
YOU must cat stale bread and give up
potatoes. rice. beots, corn, peas. beans.
milk. cream. all sweets. cocoa indeed,
auythine which even suggests sugar or
starch Dry toast without butter. tea
without either milk ur sugar rare meat
With mo- lnt. and as las as possible no
vegetables % all should form your diet
Take an the exercise YOU can In The
way OF walking: 30 twice week to a
Russian bath twhere possiblel aud tn
variably 20 20 bed hungry. Anybody
brave enough 10 live up to these laws
will certainly lose acsh. Ladies' HON,
Journal
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-23
spanrsa rhslr MhI.Lr

Two tramps Ia nelghboring town
hit upon a novel plan TO get some wills.
rs. They went into a saloon with o
gallon jug and had q flgd with liquor
ami offered a dollar Ia payment Oi
course the bartender refused to ac.
copl the money and cmpiiod the liquor
back into the barrel aud the iramps
took the Jug aud departed. Later the,
we're seen TO break the carthern vessel
over stone and squeeze out over Q
pint OF liquor from the sponges which
had been placed on the inside.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-23

But the seif.sacrlhclng mother feared
a second marriage might not bo con
duciye 10 the happiness Of her children.
This was the only reason why she did
not encourage the suit Of the earl Of
Carlisle. aud In later years had reason
TO regret her foolish stand But the
disappointed earl was somewhat con-
soled when he became convinced that
OF her many sultors the fair widow
gave him the preference. and the eele-
brated pair became lifelong friends
The earl sought her council and advice
In Affairs Of state. which he often com
munlcated TO Lord Palmerston' then
prime minister OF England.
Al the time OF the Mexican war she
advised the withdrawal OF the English
troops from Mexico. She became so
skilled In the AFFAIRS OF state that she
acquired the sobrlquet OF The FAR
Ambassadors"
About twenty years ago Della T. D
Parnell advised her son, Charles stew
art Parnell. to enter Irish politics. Ihe
undeveloped statesman did so, and was
elected TO parliament How he be
came the idollzed leader Of the lfish
people the "Uncrowned Nlng ia
stlll fresh In our memories. although
We may forget that It was through Inc
power and patriotism OF his mother
and sisters that influenced public opin-
ion in bis favor In this country, The
late Irish leader had frequently re-
marked. THAT the women OF his fam
ny possessed all the genius"
Fanny Pnrnell. the poetess, died dur
ing the height OF the agitation some
time after the Ladies' Land League had
been organized, In which the silent
women" OF Ireland became enrolled
from Maine to California They de-
manded from their English foes home
rule for ireland. and for the FIRST time
patriotism and self-sacrlhce Of th'
working women OF Ireland became gem
orally manifest Bands were organize.
and led by Della T. S. Paruell. and hel
two daughters. who showed they wet'
worthy OF so great mother. From
the time Of the Land League movement
Della T. S. Parnell worked with an en-
ergy that was superhuman 10 place lie
/ land among the nations when th'
"epitaph" OF Robert Emmett would b.
written and the tomb OF the "sublmes
patriot" no longer remain "unin
scribed"
when Charles S. parnell was arreste,
and thrown into prison. his patriots
but then aged mother temporarily los
her equilibrium by the shock. sh'
speculated In Wall street with her Owl
capital. where she had hitherto beel
successful In her ventures determined
u possible. TO supply her family viii
funds for the agitation" and TO hell
develop Irish industries" and. abov
all. to make her son financially indie
pendent. that he might carry on hi
gigantic work with freedom and liberal
ity. but his Imprisonment rendereI
her temporarily unit Tor business. sh
lost $4,000 In Wall street. All IA
ready capital she possessed Ate
which she mortgaged every acre O
ground she owned-and lost again'
Then came the death Of the gentl
poetess. Fanny Parnell. the "Parnel
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-23
Vo,srinss nauINTs.
GrattnEs fofC Raw hide supPiantinE
MsIaf shaffIng

Egcry day Sees an pcfcase % the
u.s. " modern raw lddc scarlnts be
,nis. N their ihahy excellent advant.
ages \ striking illustration ~ their
operation Is afforded Al the plant OF
the Amennn Book company Ia New
York IN their new building on wash
lugtn Square, an ric presses. fold.
ing uniyhuesi suller, etc. are op-
Aihtdcach ~ 4 seIarhic chctric me-
tor The Speed uf the presses y
adapted io dlilcreni k,ats of work By
thlIgiiir m -n1ninnii ln the motor
sifftF Wliifh 'riieaEr win the operui.
INK gear uf the puss, the motor bcinE
Adjustable IA. lhliuW 10 90 extent
sufficient io compensate Tor The diner
rncc n diameter
Ou machines where no other gear.
lng b employed ihere Il no uolsc b.
yOud a soft purr. while on the presses
aud other machines Nyhcns metal gears
are rspd m coniaet the contrast Ia
tween the noise ~ the ordinary and
ihc smooth Guipt runuing NJ the nav.
hide gear l. sa decided as 20 hnpriss
one very foreiiay with che advantage
which press fitted with mw-hlde
pinigi> iluoughpul ,yuild possess
l,nyvhIdc AZ. MATERIAL for gears hes
hrrn through the, experimental siage
ard IN nfacticahlhiy ana durability
Is an established fact Ry compress
Fion and elimination, In the prpcrss by
which thu plnlons referred IL are man.
ufaciuVd the discs " which the gee r
blank Is made mp ARE rcudercd more
like horn than leather ln their COM.
position rrialEing. however tough.
ucss which allows then ~ hcni double
without cracking, They mn without
fabrication. and IN the plant referred
to above show NO deterioration after
.ryoml ponihs If use. Their eXten.
sive hse1 in aNst fnllway work Is a
suihcilNi' Representation ~ their dura.
hll1y Thrti' ar many directions IN
which their use can hr extended a.
advantage. Power.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-23

q HhaNHH y Ah"HhANNHAa q HNNNHH ~ AnNNa
commission. the "parnell-O'shea
scandal" the death OF the Irish
leader" and the disaster OF the Land
League movement. and the hopes OF the
Irish people hopclersly blasted. II
seemed. for all time.
The Parnell family were how Ia com
paIatiye poverty. ruin and ,gnomlny.
nd the aged mother In sorrow and woe
curing the administration of General
Harrison the venerable woman was
voted a pension Of $50 every three
months. with which she has cndea, orod
to pay on some OF her creditors. oeono.
mixing greatly to do so.
She prides herself upon her talent foi
cooking. and can make forty different
kinds OF soups. She also excels Ia nee
dlework. dressmaking and tapestry.
This great woman claims that sh,
rendered very valuable services IN help
Ing 10 elect Grover Cleveland to his FRS
term. when the scales barely turned IL
hla favor. for she Is an orator % rar,
ability perfect delivery. elegant In ox
preston, and she knew how to use 4
Tor Cleveland
The daughter Of "old IrOnsldes" I,
now Va her SOth year She can sew
and read wilhou, glasses. aud "a stil
deeply Interested In The worlds politics
Her daughters and sous wish her q
Join them In either England or ireland
but her heart Is Ia America. aud she
wishes TO die under the Stars and
Stripes. AZ present she contcmplates O
visit to England and ireland but from
the Trinity Hospital she will Join
friends In Trenton.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-23

Hospital. New York, should be regarded
~ one Of the mosttruly great women
Of our time as well as one of the most
versatile and highly accomplished.
Della T. sgPmnell just escaped being
born In Independence Hall, Phiiadel-
phla. In 1915 She was the daughter
Of Admiral stewart famlliarly known
as sold ironsldes." Her mother was
ludor OF Boston. 80 that the subject
Of our sketch Is descended IRON a
royal line through both parents.
Through her fathers love for the sea
and fondness for change. she Travelled
extensively, Her mother was Ter con
slant companion and her onlylnsiruetor
In early childhood. The ablest teach
ers we're secured to develop her num-
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-23
A Young Engineer.

GeOrgias youngest locomotive engin-
Ger Is believed 10 be boy but II years
old. lie runs an engine on a short road
connecting various sawmills and their
source OF supplies Il Ia stated, fur
thormore. that he has had charge OF
the same engine since he was 3 years
old. and that he Is regarded by the own
ers Of the road as an en,lrely capable
engineer
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-23

divided aud nothing could be recover
ei. CLERKS OF standing and character
are selected 10 remain at the bank every
night OF the year and on sundays and
bank holldaya 4 guard OF soldiers IL
on duty every night, and they are as
sisted by a body Of watchmen, consist
Ing Of portegs and vorkmen, fully
trained to act In case Of an emergency.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-23

ny far the most interesting ruins on
the coast we've Hoe We found uesr
tlr .cniraccl u NhchcyAck hay. a.
was evident from their appearance.
llmi they had never been visited hy
dcsecratng strangers, and even the
natives disclalmcd all knowledge Or
them .If
lpon a marrow strip OF beach NJ the
foot Of prTlpitous nyine. cutting
the crest " The mountain cliffs which
oveThagg tbs Ses halehufled In chin.
giles aud weighted with q covering "
heavy turf aud moss are the wen
preserved remains Of what WAS once
The lcfldcnce, Of Q. populous tribe.
The lnAln rhiriuce had lccn turned
10y settling upon cnd the lower Jaw
homes NJ a whale. This bed into q
broad PASSAGE way from which small.
en- one hmnched pt Irregular intervals.
aud which terminated az the various
family apartments or hahlmtlons.
Whales bones rntcrrd largely into
the ,Vhsttueuoh of llH whole. no 9th
cr material lA wing BEEN us,vl for sup
ports Nachypck IL Ear beyond the
northern tree llnli Of the coast. aud
these wcrc doubtless The best snhsti.
tules fcr timDcls which could be- pro.
,urcti for ihe purpose. The vertebrate
uf whales had lWrn'uscd as stools ana
tor various other purposes; the frame.
work of kayaks and k0hailks. ski
beats aud sledges were oi bono aud
horn; the weapons aud implements
were of slone bolie. hUri and ivory.
Enough OF these we're present 10 have
Oiled q ship but not a scrap of Iron or
other moral could lr found -OutlnA
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-23

was often an honored guest OF Napo-
leon III. and Empress Eagenic. The
night she held her salon u was
crowded by the celebrities OF Europe
This remarkable woman was a magnet
that attracted 90 her side the great and
powerful. and was considered one Of the
few brilliant women even IN Paris.
who shone paf-excellenoe ASA hosiesa
After the death OF her husband the
fascinating widow had naAy sailors.
among whom was theicarl OF Carlisle.
then dlleutenan, OF Ireland, Your
attached Carlisle" be Away. signed
hlnSelt when be wloie 10 Uaa selu,lnl
NtloN. u.r.ian sI ID ...r...
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-23
nnIlalnr on the cI,as.

One arm on the clyde. without max
ing the slightest fuss about Il, built.
launched and delivered to the agents
Of the Spanish government within six
months OF receiving the order. six fairly
powerful gunboats for service In pa,rell-
ing and guarding the Cuban coast
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-23

In factory al New Haven few
DAYS ago a elrl tainted and fell TO the
floor. Whereupon. out Of pure sympa-
thetlc nervousness. eleven other girls
tainted. one after the other
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-23
SPORTS ON THE ICE.
..r,Nc - THE GREATEST
pgfN1'ER AMUSEMENT
49, ,hs Hoys aud Girls OF oar horih'
err Chimes Enjoy Themsoi'e' -
lirhtful Exercise aud an Ideal sport
Generally.

s an ideal winter
sport skating is
pre-emlnent This.
Of course. has no
reference 20 roller
skating. which
bears the same re-
lailon TO the splen
did sport on ice
that au apologize
tallow dip does %
a brilliant mean
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-23
A GRAND OLD WOMAN.
the pAUoHrER OF FOLD IRON
siDEs" AT EloHTY.
she wants 10 Die Meath the Heaven
morn Hammer" the stars aud stripes
The Mother 81 = oslsbratsd Fasslly--
her Closlng Years.

ELLA ]. 3. PAR
nell. the celebrated
aud venerable wo
man who was
struck down by the
hand OF q ruthless
assassin some
months ago. and
who for so m G
weeks past has oc-
cupied a private
room IN Trinity
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-02-23

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-02-20
ALEXANDRIA COUNTY.

County Supervisor f. s Corbett is now In
Richmond, before the committee on public
roads of the legislature trying to secure
BETTER road laws FOR the county.
Superintendent CT Public Schools James ID.
Clements mas issued d letter to all the teach
ers OF that county. requesting that Friday
afternoon next he devoted by their pupils TO
headings and exercises pertaining to the
me- character and public services of George
Washington and designating Monday next
as q holiday among the schools in honor of
mat distinguished Americans birthday.
Mr.. W. d. Addison has made appilcatjon
10 the MI. Vernon Electric Railroad Com
1any 20 allow bim TO build Il passenger sta
ton at Addison shts, between Y, ashir"-
ION ana Alexandra cities, near Waterloo
stattGl on the steam road. The AIT Vernon
company now has the matter under consid-
Grafton
Air- Thomas :. Graham of New York has
sod. IhrnUEh his attorney. James e. Glenn
EMS Of this county, his farm OF III acres,
near clifton. in Fairfax county, Va, TO MIR.
barton NandeIDUIgh of Washington city
for =, 100.
Mr.. II. Henry Phillips IS making consider
aole preparations for the continuation of
the Washington and Falls Church electric
la!iFoad from Arlington on to Fails Church
by way OF Bai!stOu. in early spring Mr.
Ihliilps has his read running now from
KoSsiyn to Arlington and is much pleased
With his success so far.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-02-20
SUBURBAN NEWS
ANACOSTIA.

"A horse attached to one of the cars OF
The Anacostia Railway Company was at
tackled with peculiar disease of some sort
as yet unexplained while drawing the car
on the mill near the navy yard bridge yes
terday. The driver. az soon. as he noticed
that the animal was acting strangely, re-
leased him from the car. Tho horse first
ran around in circle for a few moments,
and then ran off up the street. The poor
brute tried to go UP the steps Of two differ
ent houses, but did not succeed in doing
so, and he was finally captured and taken to
the company's stable, where he Is receiving
proper treatment
The last meeting of the IIillsdale Reading
Sircle was particularly interesting, being
devoted to a critical review Of the play Of
Romeo and Juliet" After making quota
tons from the play. papers were read and
discussions had on papers as follows: Mon
tague and Capulet," Miss Marvelline Phil
lips; Juliet" Miss BERTHE George: Romeo"
Alr r. A. Shipley; 'Friar Lawrence" Mr. ].
r. Lucas. The next meeting Of the circle
VIII be held at the residence Of Miss F. B.
3. johnson, when the study Of Shakes
peares Julius Caesar will be commenced.