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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-28

very dlnculi to 60. but human lngonul-
~ can sufmount al obstacles The up
per atmosphere is not an unknown re-
zion TO acronauts. who have made q
scientific study OF a.. Rall0onlng Is
science Ike anything else. The ordi-
nary balboa crank who ventures into
upper Fp- -, thout knowing the r..
flon 3 ,pds mp with an acct
dent. To- eh safer up there in the
cloud region thEHT down here. because
II cyclone or corkscrew storm hrcalS
down here you are at Us mercy on tn;
earth. while up there we can see lf
coming or gathering hours ahead. AMI
can ride above. In the bright sunshine,
while the poor mortala below are fight
ing II for their lives.
"Tho balloon IN which propose 10
30 20 Cuba will bc the first complete
and efficient a.rship ever directed
through upper space by the hand Of
man. and am proud 10 let the Herald
have a sketch Of e. This "a no day
drcam-it is a scientific fact. and Il IA
going TO solve the problem OF rapid
transit through the cloud regions. |
have everything ready and shall pro-
coed to build my airshIp Jus; "a soon as
| can conclude some business arrange
ments with the Junta."
Tho airshlp Is one OF the most re-
markahle things ot its kind ever CON
ceiyod by an aeronaut It's chief foa-
ture. which cxcltes the greatest wonder.
Is It's extreme lighnoas considering It's
tremendous strength.
Tho alrship consists Of n boat shaped
car that does not swing. but Is held sol
Idly. though pendant. from a cluster Of
Eve balloons.
These balloons arc held steadily In
place by five aluminium belts. which 90
around the glrths OF the balloons and
are connected at the points Of contact
by easy working ball bearing Joints.
so that there can be no strain. and each
belt can give gently one way or the
other. rs the balloon Il holds might
sway without getting away from its
mate. In this way the balloons are al
ways manageable.
Besides the system Of network which
surrounds the balloons and which holds
them attached TO the car there are
aluminium braces securing the belts or
g!rths to the car below These hracca
are also the stays for the sails forward
and NJ the sides for steering purposes.
The principle upon which this won
dCrul airship % sJoerod Is the same
which governs the sailing OF yacht
4 series OF uprlghts over the car and
just under the lower valves Of the bal
looms sus;ains 4 shaft. which i5 rcyolvcd
by electricity and turns an immense
fan. or screw. At the rear OF the ship.
which acts as an air rudder as well rs
a propeller. Every piece OF metal IN
The entire construction OF this grey
hound Of the air IS OF aluminium. and
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-28
A T.rh,sl TON. nr.n, r...

Phll L. spruill. a resident OF Colum.
hia' n. C.. owns a hen that deserves a
reward. She Is a communicating
iowl OF Scotch Brahma breed ana
'ackles eonientedly when she has lnld
an egg. The other day she left one IN
the nest Il was a yeriinble Jumbo
among eggs. measuring five and a GUAR.
yer Inches around one way and elFh,
and one-half inches the other. Mr.
apruill concluded 10 save the shell an
he broke holes In each end In order 10
blow out the contents Then he dls.
covered that there was another egg
inside the big she'll The inner egg
waa about the usual size and was per-
feet In every way. The two shells have
excited much interest In Columbia.
where they were placed on exhibition.
There Is no record that Mrs nrahma
cacslod any longer or louder than us.
ual over the double egg.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-28
THE WHEEL.

4 coronors jury Ia London strongly
condemned the practice OF riding bicy.
cles without brakes.
4 speed Of a mile In IS seconds Is
claimed for a motor cycle exhibited at
the Imperial institute. London.
Boston clergyman proposes provld.
Ing facilities for hicycnsts 10 brush
themselves mp on their arrival at
church services.
Philadelphia Is not such a slow town
as some people think. Tho Record tells
N Philadelphia man who PUSHES tho
growlcr' on a wheel.
The Saturday Review Of London says
a brakeloss bicycle Is as dangerous both
to rider and public as would be lrake.
less tram car and ought to he as illegal.
There has been discovered at Corin,h.
Greece. drawing executed about 1900
years before tho Christian era. which
drawing resembles bicycle In outline.
Those who think electricity is engag.
ing most Of the inventive genius Of tho
world at this time are mistaken. The
records Of the patent Office show that Il
is mainly directed to improving the bl.
cycle.
II Is reported that In Birmingham
and other industrial centers In England
thousands OF skilled mechanics who
used to make guns. etc, are now work.
Ing double time and earning big wages
In the new bicycle factories.
Roumanian blcyclers must have their
names and addresses not only on
a plate fastened 20 their machines. but
also un the glass OF their lamps. 50
that thes may BE- read a. nlTht Cyclists
In the streets Of bucharest mnsl ride n
single Ole
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-28


Russia cannot be Judged by the mai.
ogies OF Western Europe She IA atm
IN the middle ages. Tho nrsi mlshap
or mistake OF the young Emperor would
recall the calamity OF his coronation
week. In which reign Of mlsmanage-
ment and misfortune might seem 10
nave been ioreshadowed. and the blind
Ignorance OF the Rlasian masses would
lend Itself q ready dlpe 10 the sugees.
lions OF secret consplrators. France
ai the close Of the last century was
some hundreds OF years IN advance Of
Russia. even as she b now. In knowl-
edge and civilization. Yet IN Franco
when Marie Antolucttc became the oh.
ioci OF popular suspicion and hate
when. anticipating the phrase used
later and q moro trivial occasion In
England. the explanation OF every fol.
ly and crime was found in the state.
ment The Qucne has done {, an" n
was remembered that the algns OF ca
lamiiy had accompanied her through
life. She was born. d was whlspered
on the day OF the great earthquake Of
Lisbon. as she left tho church after
the marriage ceremony. an angry storm
OF thunder and rain. which darkened
iae sky and seemed TO shake the earth.
burst forth. On the day OF tho popular
ioie IN Paris In honor Of the nuntlals
81 the Dauphiu and Dauphlncss A ca.
'as'rophe IN the Place Louis Qulnz "A
closely as possible resembling that Of
the khodynskolc Plain. though on n
much smaller scale Of calamity. turned
the national Joy into lamoniation and
into fearful forobodlng Of evil. Tho
generous sympathy and grief OF tho
royal pair. and their munlncont liberal.
iy TO the sufferers aud survivors
snoothed over the runiod surfaee. 4,
Mined the ulcorous place: but the i'm.
preston was made and Il needed onlv
misfortune and impudoncc 10 reyivo
it-London World.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-28

Boston culture sometimes crops out
where one wouldn't most expect H. In
popular restaurant the other dav
where the prices are moderate and tho
walter girls pretty, middle.aged hual.
ness man. well dressed and Of genteel
appearance. beckoned to waitress
pointed to some open windows and sald
loudly:
Can't you shut down one n ,hor,
ginduws7"
Whereupon the girl called to the
head waiter;
This gentleman wishes 10 know ~
you won't please close one OF the win.
dows Boston Transcript
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-28
reRnlER's FAITHFUL WATCH.
Taucainz nispiav ~ Affection ny a
Dog ~ u Crawdet street.

Toucainz nispiav 81 Affection ny
Dog m Crowdet street.
A touching exhibition OF brute n
fcctlon and fidelity was witnessed The
other evening by many persons In
SmithGeld street. For Eve hours a ter
ricr watched the body o. a dead pug.
driving away every person who ut
tempted 10 approach About o'clock
In the afternoon q Birmingham car ran
over and KILLED q dun-colorcd pug on
Smithneld street. Tho tragedy was
seen by q small irowsy terrier. who
ran up 10 the dead and bleeding body
and smcllcd g. lie uttered a plaintivc
whine or two. licked the corpse and
then lay down on the pavement be-
side it Another car came rattling
along and drove The terrier 20 one side.
lie continued his Watching at a dis
lance. Whom any pcrEon crossed the
street near The body the terrier few az
him and harkCd yiclously. lie made
no attempt to bite anyone. but showed
hi teeth. As soon as the intruder
turned away the terrier ceased his
barking and lay down again on the
pavement Fart Of the time he sat on
the sidewalk. but he was instantly In
the street u any man. woman or child
came within six feet OF the carcass.
Bootblacks and nowsSoys approach, "A
the body closely Tor the purpose OF
aguavating the terrier and he chased
some Of them several rods. An at
tcmpts 10 coax him away were unayau.
ing Now and then he ran ont into the
street and smclled al the body and
dropped a tear lie had several mar
row escapes from passing carr. Tho
Hirangost incident occurred about G
o'clock 4 passing wagon touched the
dead dos and threw Il across the ear
rail The terrier Instantly darted forth.
seized the body aud dragged Il foot
from the rail. Il must have boon that
he desired 90 protect the body from
further muulaJon Many persons who
witnessed the act were astonishcd.
During the evening the sidewalks on
both sides Of the street were lined with
mca and boys, watching The p ,u,.ar
proceeding. Some Of he city hall men
feared that tho faithful terrier would
meet death himself Inspector Nickel.
ycy hired two hoo;hlacks TO end tho
AFFAIR. One 81 them teasod the terrier
and ontiocd him some distance away.
when the other boy uatchcd up the
carcass and ran away with a. The ter
rior returned, and for half an hour
searched up aud down the street Al
last he gave up and ndly troltoi on
pitisbuIg Dispatch.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-28

army Of liberation have been trying 20
overcome the troops OF the young King
Alfonso, but beyond gaining an occa-
fional victory. keeping out Of harms
way and showing the world how well
,Acy can outgenorsl and outwit their
nCmlos. the Cubans have accomplished
little toward gaining independence.
rays the New York Herald.
Spain has been forced 10 spend n vast
amount % money and sacrifice thc lives
Of thousands OF her young men. Int
her towns and provinces are still
crowded with patriotic youths
THE war IN Cuba IS sure TO last two
or three years longer" wrote President
Cigncros a week aro 10 a friend IN this
city, unless some quicker agent Of de-
structIon 81 employed against the Span
ards here. The old methods OF warfare
ire to- Sow for the topography o, Cuba.
as soon as We reduce the enemy In one
quarter the home government sends out
fresh iusiallmont Of young soldiers
20 take the place OF those who have
fallen victims Of the machetc aui fe-
yer. Any honorable means OF warfare
will be gladly hailed as beneficial 70 The
Cubans II u Is only swift and desuuct-
iye. and ahead Of any means now az
our disposal"
This answer had been written In re-.
ply 10 a representative OF q French
syndicate now In New York. who had
submitted 10 the Constituent Congress
n Cubilas a plan 10 make war ON the
3panlards from tho clouds by balloon.
The matter was referred TO General
Carlos Roloii. the Cuban minister OF
war, and he az once gave favorable con
'lderation TO the scheme OF the French
men. General RoloG. who Is an expert
n the manufacture and manipulation
IF high explosives. thought well Of the
arrangements and plans submitted 10
him. because he Is n firm believer IN
the use Of balloons for signaling and
dcspatching messages In war times
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-28
cARpInAL cAsoAJAnes, cARreR
Prince Of tho Church Exchanged TITS
Sward for q stole.

swerd for stole.
Tho principles Of phrenology as laid
down by Gall. Lavater and other teach
ers have their ardent disciples az well
as their disbclIeyers; but whether they
be true or false there is a cardinal.
member Of the present college. who as
cribos to their theories the GROWING
success Of his life. says the New York
Tribune.
Some weeks ago Don Antonio Casca-
jaros. archbishop OF Valladolid. Spain,
called upon Senior Bosch. the Spanish
minister OF public works. to announce
his elevation to the rank OF cardinal
and receive his minister's congratula-
lions. They were heartily given. and
the new cardinal then made the follow
Ing explanation OF his visit;
Il wished you to be the first to con.
graduate me- | shall tell you why. one
day when you. Senior Bosch. were about
II years old. your father, Miguel Bosch,
took you 10 his friend. Senior lndalecio
Matco. then master OF ceremonies at the
court, In order TO have him admire youI
| peculiar talent for the exact sciences.
As you and your father entered the
room OF Mateo. the latter was talking
to a captain Of artillery You were sub
jected to an examination. and the three
men. Senior Mateo. your father and the
captain. were astonlshed 90 the unusual
talent Of the boy. The subject Of phron.
ology then came up, Your father was
an ardent advocate OF the teachings Of
Gall. but the captain, on the other hand.
had no faith In them. Aficr your faihei
had defended his point OF view with all
possible arguments he proposed. half In
Jest and half In earnest. To examine the
head OF his adversary. the captain the
latter readily submitted After Senior
Bosch had passed his fingers over the
captains Uranium. he caid:
My examination proves that you
will never amount 10 much as a soldier
The bump Of combatiyonoss IS unusual
~ small. On the other hand. mlldness.
humility and religion are extremely
highly developed. feel certain that Il
you exchange the sword for the stole
and the uniform for the priests Goa,
you will become a cardinal
"a short time after this meeting tho
captain resigned from the army and en-
tered a seminary. and the prophcsy Of
your father was fulfilled. The captain
10 a oardlnal-to was the captain"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-28

watching the men at work, ard he
know there was an opening under the
wall Leading 20 the yard around the
jall. he dropped into the hole and
made his way 20 the place where he
knew the opening should be.
There was no particular dimculty
IN getting into the iaiI yard, -Four men
OF the size OF shepard might have
squeezed through the hole az once.
shepard must hare brought a
change OF clothes will him. Tor he d.
vested himself OF his trousers while in
the sewer trench. twelve feet below the
surface OF the yard. lie laid his dis
carded pantalouns carefully on sup
porting beam. Aided by the beams no
climbed 20 the surface Of the yard
Down near the morguc when the light
ming flashed. he could see dim outlines
Of the scadold. lie went toward H.
he walked across the gangway which
had been planned TO sustain his feet
on the voyage 10 death and exulied as
the boards crCaked under his weight
IN the voyage OF freedom. lie III a
match when he reached the scafold
and took hts bearlnga In front of
him yawned the trap. Il was open,
and the wind swung the platform with
q moaning noise he climbed TO the
railing and. IKE a monkey, swung hie
feet no % The cross pieces under the
tlantlng roof The mud stains on the
pillars show M plainly as world can
l-ii everg step BE- took. every ebert he
made
Pprilopriy, poising himself on the
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-28

posed that Us mate Is In the meados
ana the men ere trying to find Il.
A snake OF thio kind was killed on
the same farm some years ago. was
thrown into a tree and in short time
the tree was found to be dying. The
snake was left IN II and In two weeks
the tree was completely dead. Older
citizens who remember when the coun-
~ was infested by these reptiles say
they are very poisonous and will XIII
shrubbery or trees wherever they are
thrown.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-28
Attach.a hr a loon sn.L..

South Charleston, o.. special. While
a number OF men were husy In the hay
Geld Of =, r. Murray near here. hoop
snake made an attack on a farm hand
named Charlie White. He tried TO drive
out Of iis way. but the snake pursued
him. A desperate FIGHT ensued and
but Tor the timely assistance Of his fell
low workmen he would have been kill
ed They. however, succeeded In kl'l-
ing the reptile. which measured ovor
ak feet From iis tan grew horny
sheii IRE spike. which sinkr IN the
ground when the snake runa 1t is sup.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-28
rardioat IIobart's shirt Fails into tho
Hands % Rslic Maniac. This Man
Writes Upside Down-nattle with
lloupsnakc.

iaN M"AAf NN NNlii9H
Or Willy or the garden Lily.
To spell such words as sylloslsm.
And Lachrymosc and Synchron.sm.
And Pouta,ouch and Sacchlrine.
Apochrypha ana Calendinc.
l.actiicrous and Cc,i,y.
Jcjune ana Homeopathy.
Paralysis and Caloro.oin.
Rhinocerous and Pachyderm.
Metempsychosi0. Gherkln. Blgquc.
u Is certainly no easy task
Kaleidoscope and Tennessee.
kamischatka and Dlspcnsary.
Would make some spoilers colicky.
Dlph.hong ana Epslpelas.
Aud Etiquette ANA sassairas.
lnfallible and Plyallsm.
Allopaihy and Rheumatism.
And Catdclytm and neleaguor.
Twelfth. Eighteenth. Rendezvous. In.
trlsuer.
Ana hoHis OF other words are found
On English and on classic ground.
Thus bohring strait and Michaclmaa.
Ihe7mopylao. Cordillcras.
suite. Jalap. iiomorrhagc. and Havana.
CinQueioil and lpceacuanha.
And Rappahannock. Shenandoah
And Schuylkill and a thousand more.
Are words some frst-rlie spoilers miss.
In Dictionary lands like this.
Nor need one think himself a scroylc.
u some Of these his efforts foil:
Nor deem himself undone forever
To miss the name Of either river
The Dnicrcr. Seine or Guadalqulver.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-28
No, loo, Hat

An Irish steward on board shin accI.
denlally dropped the captains tea ke,.
tie overheard. NV
Pats conscience shifting aim no Won,
to the captain and said.
Can anything be lost when vou
know where Il is?" Nv
The captain replied:
Il should think not. Pat"
We'll, indeed, SIR. your conner ,av
Kettle Is at the bottom Of the saw"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-28

The proprietor OF a menagcric ,cla,es
that one OF his lions once hat a thorn
taken out Of his paw by n French lieu
tenant In Algeria. The lion af,erWard
ian over the list Ct oficcrs belonging
10 the regiment Of bis bcneia tor and
out Of gratitude tovoured all OF su-
p'rior Grade to the lieutenant. who
thereby found himself promoted to tho
rank Of colonel.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-28
MRs. VANDERBILT GONE.
wlfo ofa uembrr OF lhoramon. rann

VIZ " W'Ilh'F OF mo TaInnUs IImIlY
lice Mr.terionsiv Disappeared.
Tho friends OF Mrs. Jacob n. Van
drb.li. The young win Of descendant
% The Vanderbilt family. are wonder
ing what has bocomc Of her Il IL
fald THAI she hrs gone 20 South Dakota
20 r.Nrc an absolute divorce from her
h-s-ald. who is sou OF Jacob the
brother Of the commodore, now dead.
Mm Vanderbilt 10 the daughter q Ed
ward Smith OF Cazenoyla, y. Y. who Is
only fairly wcll-to-do. She became ac-
quaintCd with her husband In 1856. 10
was then a widowcr. with two chill
drcn, Howard and Robert. Two years
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-28

Walking backward Is the latest No.
ccsirlan feat on wager A Young
Belgian recently walked from Antwerp
to Brussels In two days. going bach.
ward the whole time Practice made
him progress as rapidly "a BY tho or.
binary mode Of walking. but ne wus
OBLIGED TO wear special shoes. with a
kind OF heel underneath the toe.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-28

And you think It viii be a Eoyp
said the doubling manager.
Got to be" said the dramatlst who
knew his business. The 6rst Act a
In Grecian costume. the second In en-.
pire gowns, the third In pulled sleeve,
aud the fourth In boomers Indian,
anOllR Journal.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-28

NITNF NFFnnH INV UF0W NnINHl.
During rllis Gus serves IA the North
White River church near Farmland.
Ind. an old toud between a constable
and crowd Of roys,crcrs cropped out.
aud there was a general Eight. In which
knives were freely used John Mosor.
one OF the principals, is reported 10
have been fatally stabbed by John
jameson whilo several others were cut
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-28

a moonlight dlstlnery laet wcck and no

a moonlight dlstlllery laet week and no
business has been transacted since
The members Of the nillvillo Literary
Association are now attending night
school. and they will soon be able TO
give the titles OF the books on hand.
We pay the highest market prices
for poetry. by the ton. and always
weigh Il on standard scales
Our wife says that our new book on
the Home Life OF Married Man" will
not be published as announced. Sub
scribers can get their money back II
they call before 1t Is spcnt.-Atlanta
Constitution.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-28

Tommy Paw, the Chinese invcntes
gunpoNder. didn't they?
Mr.. FFg Yes but II never really
amounted to much for killing purposes
uaill the Christian nations took hold Of
Exchange.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-28

He Would you like to look at
beautiful ring? She (blushinglyl +
ycs-thai Is. | wouldn't mind looking
at one. lle-lo; "a 30 to the window
and look at Il. There Ia a beauty
ground the moon tonight
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-28

Hiram II. Cole, &c years Of age. a
professional aoronaut. living In Big
Rapids, Mich. fell thirty feet from bis
balloon whilo making an ascension at
a Grand Rapids suburban resort sun
day evening and died shortly after 4
high wind blew him agains, buildinE.
covering the irapcso ropes, letting HIN
fall,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-28

a patient calls on Doctor p
What Is your complaint?" asks the
man Of medicine.
don't know, exactly. but I don't
feel well. It's just this doctor-I work
like an OK. eat like a dog. ana | slesn
like a dormouse."
Doctor tgood-humoredlyl-"If I were
you, would consult a veterinary nr,
geOn."
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-28
Ileen Thsre IIImscIf

Pullman Porter-You can't imagine
how trying It Is 10 have people always
making fun OF you. Passenger-Just
guess ! can. was a member OF the
Fifty-third Congress. - Washington
Times.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-28

Her sultor-rm going TO get you a
pony some day Boldly. What kind dc
you want?
Her Little Brother-One that has a
tail you can take OIL like sisters hair
New York World
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-28
Literary nnivliic.

Col Jones has Just finished his Ills
tory Of the War" Nobody knows that
he was never In Il.
Tho Billylllc Literary Club captured
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-28

HE Cuban Junta
threatens a fin de
steele system OF
warfare against
Spain In Cuba
which promises 10
revolutionizc all
other modern meth
DDS. Since Fcbru
airy o. 1895. the
brightest military
minds OF the Cuban
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-28

every riyet or piece OF machinery for
the Cuban boat Is already made and
packed for shipment to the mysterious
shIpyard where the sections are to be
put together
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-28

He-Lets klss and mako ups
sho-Are you sure thai yeu mean M
lie-Nover In such deadly earnes, IN
my lite--eoniound Il. here's year mogh-
cr.
she Du, you know ms,h,y'r sEfui.
~ ahorislshled
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-28

Mr.. Twynn-Thcy say Mrs, Van HUFF
FER The new society leader. Is right In
the swim.
Mrs- Twynn-Hm. she dresses for It
Vanity.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-28
WONDERPULATR SHIP
INDUSTRIOUS VESSEL. DESIGNED
TO CARRY MEN AND ARMS.

fupported by nalions and Propelled by
sails-A Grey hound 90 the Ar, tho
creation OF French Inventor for
lac la Cuba.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-28
ESCAPED THE MOOSE.
pT. LOUIS MURDERER SAWED
HIMSELF OUT OF JAIL.

rsed n NJ an lnstrnmeni 60 Iiia Llber-
~ - One Of the Mod Sensational
Prison EscaPo. on Record - Murderoi
Two Persons
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-28

paicrcn. N. J.. tuasls n woman
81 yeara old who rIdes a wheel.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-28

Never wear cotton q sss ears Il they
are dlaeharGIng pna