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~ IS 81 eatf hour ms ,uoss4 ~
$50 'ae4 ass 8. acres cG a~c gov
hNfr Scltrern Aaasss am t,
iins s'*sS- hAv NOV ( n +
fri y IS - &c ere thai fh.
i = 'fAa~' "tfe slf@Wn ~Ilh a.sts trsfs
7 ass apparently general an
~ tss ss'a srief.aei ever a Isast \,
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TAMPA. fla. J.ns 7Alvices from
Cuba tonight say: Francisco l.arran, a
Wealthy planter and TN American citizen.
has been rpr!soa,d at cardenas for tha
Fest nfteen days with9ut a hvlrtus anu
derived ei all communication WIKI the
outs BE world
y landed AZ expedition AL Punga Dc Ga
neao. nrsr N0eNitas. with ltY1 rifles ana
fl-' go rArtriue.s
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NArlNNAl. sAnNNnRrNsr

Ptshtrr June 7,laNrynMns Is in
rosdtaess fer the apen ns Of the Twenty
ahth >a'ienal sAenserfest tomorrow
night and i, laumhcr uf delegations OF
singers Who Nil parsl.isse have ar,
rNed
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r.m4on. June S-Ia
paish from caaa. ~. ~. !.
says lha, great a.s,a III
is christians rs, saf .,ss.,ai
sa we'd them rem ~, i
nrineirAl soll ,i,,'. 8, 81 - q
turkish soldiers PR. ~ s,s.,rst]
nose wis gained ' y 4, j
Inc u the a '.as /.
are selling Ma.s'i ~, - /
hey opeply s,a's '. Vi ri
ears. wstr eaF'''e
.-.41a
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SIX KILLED Fyh

Rfrcelcrn. Jare "a -
l.4to the crowd dasiss n
ploees.en ,oiay and 2 q
Ia she kliiing q 81 ~
i1fy Of my. Inc FL.
Is ~ yet unkno"n sne
II mystery Ia, ~
NJ inighi-A Isril9s M y.
after the Explosion q
hurch u SAINTS Van ssls.. 4
corrSes and !srss , rls IA
y ~ found 10 = W. ~
sNe.ts ineut caa'iasss =. ~ !.
tie lily The pr!iet /, ss' !, |;
fras ei.,s Of fsiaas -
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London. Juue -

London. Juiie ..,ni
News says thai -. -
Gaulear rarr, ~ ',,,sss9
iay. 4 arunk,s 81 an, ssi ~
ahle. wht re..sn rss,sas
r.. ..,s,, ssoN .fas : e,''sss.s y, u.
1 '8sln 1sn, sad Il, ..s = '1
"a. GROVE. o. - srsss
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cose leads r ,he waiting eoetcs'
Ladies VIII he admitted free ,saay.
Necarmfcs WI t~ir. fer the Burale,s<
tedaY.
Rrphey saia he would take ore SCALE
sr2 he has
pafsia ~ pitcher vii he in the box
fos the Hpaehoss soday.
A. 3or, Worth ,ases whna Houston Aaee
tise enthusiasts IN las eli, eau nos aiek
There nss . god game yesterday. the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-06-08

The Iepcrs iN,saaous ceased eAltns cn
Mr.. Mckinley for ait eNprv-ssea X cri~-
ion, tn" machinery Mil have 10 - rgc-
pared tor the manufacture u = 1Arssr
sise ot sc,sV-or.Al sugars esgore ANY ~
suits IN sra. AlFec,lNa can * ANste..
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ITALIAN GsEnl

l.9hOyN. June A-lW
the Times al Rome s,n
ministry is in VERY rps;sd
the publication If he s,esl
sinia. which relates ca.
Great Britain t,gsrdisx
DIXON containing .a.er
a. position In the Ba.f
plain that L.o.a SA..'aI
mun.cate, and TIE rts'st|
was criticised in nc ~
by Mr.. Baifuar ~ he ~
on Friday. The RanS 10
ilid, there IS Il witssf;ai
that n cabinet eriSs \ "
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as,shlss, M
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as sr, ,aa ino'a'x ID
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efSasemeni Of n, .,
in so,, ,a''s.ae.'sa d "
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'''' akasheh, The E,,.,s
evening, The MAJ s'SA
as Il seer.., Assean
MA ... 70 hart III
"''u ASasheh u a wv,
season is pas, -, -
the a,,ya,.. .a' ~
,a-, a ama DsaS
- eus Y L -
torce Responded r,,,, 4,
ever. and ws. mss
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'''"'' me dls,snss d n.
q took the whOs MI,
march. Y
I'M. n....
Wv ssSa'est stcrgss
al; the arrsnssmer,, !.
aiken 10 preysW N u
vance from lsakirs a,
marea wa. purss,a y
IN consequence n, So
.ans al the Dsryl,s...' s
enemy comp!sely !,
quickly rallied, hos.,,,.
,hcir arms. Far ZION -.
lirsi ssifm. sh 0, Il, ~,
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Tense of the camp IN ~,
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me Dsrvishes ssr, ,'.I
hy a !.aak moyeurni ~, ~
any. Seeing ,islnssl,,s
ing surrounded. u. irs.-
TOOK h,gh, 10 Ia
Suaraaa. pursued ly ~.
IS nearly no miles 49,
Is strongly held hy 4 Al.
ssni pervishes,
Reports received Is,.,j
10 the DervlsheS vin A.,
Among those killM i N
'nu'ia, who was tf.s.. ~
many irlnor,aa, shi... p
Command Of The I'm. n
lie Mas OF the tnsv i N
" gu Known 10 Slain p.,sl
ter was a csptlys a, N a
Solinn. Slatin has .,r1
great favor.ie With IN nj
nc.a.i him TO tie mi n
fe 'efi his cvn ,rise m
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personally. II Is Md a, /
cia,y Is decided upos MI
strength oil AkasltA 1, III
luiMO, & ~ IL IS tn bs Vi
which, would make itiissl
lha -lnishins AZ X, 4
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HOUSTON, N0NnAy lrNr ). 10
TINE ron nNWcurlyE ACTION.

tnlitl ssatas The se.sAinl, lallsnNtlnN
~ ~ y u + 80 - 'es
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800
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80 'ieN eNr 'sSlass '2 81 sMSy ~tie 0-g
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ln' s'uv'ii7s eH79es'-2ns'lS AVset ta
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American cillsensan and ushts Nuss
-
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Senator Lindsay o; kentucky iartssa-
larry Saniss The s.ory that he intends TO
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Tho coronation - re ear Is -r,atta
~afh putting siapnse more III e-alAten
around Moscow rh- oasas - IA. II tae
hnssiar aopalis's Ia sood haa9t fr q
ilme Al least;
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-29
ACRIMONIOUS DEBATE.
It Occurs In the Senate Ovei
New Mexico.
POLITICS WAS AT THE BOTTOM

It Was over Proposed Change In the
Date Assembling the Legislature From
December 10 MAy--senators nnl aud
Eikins We're the Prlneipai DsbstsFs.
Hnr. Motion Carried By safe Vote.
WASHINGTON. March 2s-The senate
indulged in an acrimonious political de.
bate which developed much personal
aud party feeling and brought on two
sharp personal exchanges between Mr..
Hill aud Mr. Elkins and between Mr..
Brice aud Mr. Elkins
The controversy arose over Mr.. Hill's
motion % strike from the pending ap-
preparation bill the proposed change Of
the date Of assembling the New MeKioo
legislature from December 20 May.
Mr.. Hin bitterly denounced the
change a. n political trick" which has
been "sneaked into" this appropriation
bill in order. as he claimed. 70 postpone
the meeting Of the Democratic legisla-
tufe In the hope that a Republican
president would be- elected and the
political control Of the territory
changed.
Mr 7 Gins protested against the use
Of tho words "sneaked Ia.
Tho exchange between the senators
was very animated. but Mr.. Hill per.
sisted m tine aso of his adieotives
Later Mr Bnce sought 10 question
Mr E.kins when the latter brought up
the offensive personal dispatch which
had been sent 10 Mr.. Brice from New
Mexico. The debate took a wide range.
Senators Gorman. Faulkner. Cockreil
and other Democrats attacking the pro-
vision as political. while Senators FL
kins, Carter. Cullom and other Repub-
lioans defended it
Mr.. Cullom soaght 70 table Mr.. Hill =
motion. bat 4 motion % this effect
failed by a vote Of 2i 70 20. whereupon
Mr.. Cullom yielded 10 the Hill motion
and the New Meioo provision was strick-
en- out
At the close Of the day the senate
passed the Legislative appropriation ball
carrying t2l 10000, Aside from pro.
viding the usual appropriation the bill
Is important In efIecting the reform Of
the system Of compensation for United
States district attorneys aud marshals
being substituted for fees.
The senate adjourned until Monday.
The appropriations committee com.
mitiss attempted 20 take up the sunday
civil appropriation bill. but the mem
bers who wanted the bills placed on
the private calendar defeated them BY
a vote Of ii2 TO a. The house took up
private pension bills. and a number
were passed The house held 4 night
session and adjourned 10 Monday.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-29
IN FeAR oE A cArAclYsM.
People Of Valparaiso EissisE From ths
City Seeking Safety.

VALPARAISO. March 2s.-A predio.
ton recently made that q cAtalysm
would occur In South America on March
90. 1895. has created fears Of the de.
struction Of the world on that date. not
only among ignorant persons here. bu,
among those Of more intelligenos.
A serious and In some degree AFidicu-
lous panic is the result IL is believed
BY those affected by the prediction that
Valparaiso aud its suburbs will BE- en-.
quilted in = tidal wave. As were 90 many
hapless towns In the Straights settle.
ments in the unparalleled eruption Of
KrakAtoa and the tidal waves which
followed some years ago.
II Is painful 20 witness the effect Of
the panic Many families as the omin-
Gus day approaches. are leaving the
city Tor inland points far distant from
the sea. while Others are fleeing 10 the
mountains. whore they propose to take
shelter in tents.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-29
me NEWS M sRIeF.


Ii Hung Chang left Shanghai for
Russia 10 attend the convention Of the
car.
Thirty freigh,cars went in the ditch
near Taylor, Tex. No one killed.
A young woman has taken the con.
tract 90 carr tho mail between Hen.
Messy and Marshall. o. 7.
The Nicaragua rebels and President
zelaya are trying 10 arrange poacc.
President Kruger declares no strained
relations exist between himself aud
Colonial Secretary chamberlain.
Francis r. Faya died AZ Washington
Of consumption.
Charlotte Bshrens. who secured al.
vorce "Wednesday. married Robert Man.
tell Thursday.
The latest theory regarding Annie
McGrath's death is that she tried 10 kill
Langdon and committed suicide
A boy arrived In Louisville. Ky,
from Turner'S station Thursday who
said that his father had kept him
chained % the floor for two years.
Six thousand acres Of land on the
east line OF Nemaha county. Nebraska.
is in dispute. Missourisns claiming the
boundary line extends 10 the west bank
Of the river.
A Montreal fOtat is suing oueen
Victoria on $1,000 bill.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-29
SOME QUALIFICATIONS OF 4
COUNTRY TEACHER.

lie must understand mysteries and in
tricate SUNS,
Solve every riddle and rebus that comes.
Mustn't be young nor mustn't be old
Keep good tres without wood when Il
is cold;
Always on time never later than eight,
Though makes no difference IL children
are late.
Never change text books II he don't
want q slew,
Papa's aud mammals most surely will
do.
II he dresses too neatly they'll call him
dude,
should he dress very plainly the say
he's too rude.
Mustn't whip Johnnie Tor 'Johnie's my
pet,
Nor let little Annie run out and get
wet
Married or single, h. free with his cash;
Don't smile At a girl or they'll cay
that's a mash."
Must have no religion unless It's "our
creed"
Rui tend all the churches and bid
them God speed.
Mustn't drink whisky, vet be "true
blue"
And take no exceptions 10 what others
may do.
Some want woman and some want a
man,
When both strive to please ifihey pos
sibly can.
After trying for years many find they
don't ft,
Though shedding no tears despairingly
quit 1T. MEG.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-29
Notice by Publication Of Final
Account.
rnE srATE OF TEXAs.

To all Persons Interested In the Estate
Of Mary 4. Willman, peceased
W. u. Lawrence. administrator OF the
Estate of said Mary 4. Willman. De.
ceased has filed IN the County Court
of Brazos county his Final Account OF
the condition ~ said estate. together
with an application TO be discharged
A. administrator thereof, aud for par.
tilion and distribution OF said estate,
which viii be heard by our said court
on the srd Monday In Npnl. A. y. 1876
same being the 20ih day of April A. b.
1885, at the Court House u said Braz
90 county in the city OF Bryan at which
time aud place all persons interested In
said estate are required to appear and
contest said Final Account aud Apph
cation, u they see proper.
Witness !. W. Barron, Clerk Of The
County Court Of Brazos county.
lI, Given under my hand aud the
| IT, 2 seal OF said Court al my Office
In Bryan on this the 2Sth DAY Of March
A. d. 1895. J. W. RARRoN,
Clerk County Court Brazos Co. Tex.
BY T.. j. Butler, Deputy. l22
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-29

OKLAHOMA CITY. o. T.. March 2S.-
George Johnston, an Afro-Indian
preacher Of Blaine county. was lodged
IN the Federal Jail here convicted
wrongly, he asserts. Of selling whisky
70 Indians Johnston says that he was
the bodyservant Of Confederate General
Albert fSidney Johnston. and caught
rhe general In his arms a. he fell from
his horse, mortally wounded. at Shiloh.
He has the appearance Of being an hon
est halfbreed Indian. He says that he
viii mold a revival in the jail until his
term Of 30 days imprisonment expires.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-29

LOUISVILLE. March 2s.-Between two
suns /. +. Barnett, proprietor OF the
Massachusetts Shoe company. at 22S
West Market street. disappeared. and
all that is left for creditors is a lot Of
empty boxes. Not a shoe remains. No
one knows where Barnett IL. but it IL
thought that he has gone 20 Chicago.
How many creditors he has left may
not be known for some time.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-29


An organization Of the Order Of
Eastern Star was perfected Friday
night and charter applied for. The
officers were elected as follows Mrs.
Helen Parks, Worthy Mairon Prof T.
s. Minier, Worthy Patron; Mrs. Aman-
da True, Assistant Matron; Miss Jes-
sie Johnson. Secretary S. b. Buchan.
an, Treasurer; Miss Gertrude Nall,
Conductress; W. II. Minkert, Guard.
Entertainment Committee-NilssM Ma.
~ Minkert. Miss Matte Buchanan.
Mrs. Lulah Palmer, Mrs. Eliza John
son, Mrs. II. G. Rhodes.
The name selected for the chapter
was Naomi"
itwas agreed that the charter fee Be
placed at 81, aud all who eise their
names to the secretary before the chap
ter Is organized will be admitted at 81.
The application for charter was Tor
warded to-day aud an early day Fixed
for setting the chapter to work, p due
notice Of which will be given.
Tho Grand Matron, Mrs. Sadie Hos-
kins, will ofliciaie. Arrangements are
being made for her reception, and we
learn that Mr.. j. +. Parks has gener-
ously iendered the reception commit
tee the use OF carriage on that occA.
sion.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-29
the IOWA LAUNCHED.
she L. the Mo.t Powerful Eishtins v.s-
ssl Anaat.


PHnADLPHIA. March .itleship
Iowa was launched at Cramps shipyard
this afternoon. When she slipped from
her cradle and dipped her keel In the
waters Of the Delaware. Uncle Sans
new navy received the most powerful
fighting vessel afioAt State and munic.
ipal governments were represented by
high digni'aries. Miss Mary Lord
Drake. daughter Of the governor Of
Iowa, chrissened the big ship. He..
father stood beside her and near 90
hand were members Of his stat and a
party Of other distinguished IowAns
Secretary o. the Navy Herbert was
there aud so were chiefs OF naval bu.
reaus and members Of the house and
senate naval committees. Governor
Hastings represented Pennsylvania and
Mayor Warwick Philadelphia.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-29

ALTON. Ills. March aa.-Tho boiler
iiues Of she JOY Lumber company's
steam, Artemus Lamb. collapsed upon
the Mississippi, six miles above Alton.
Eh Lancaster. = sl0ker. wAeAown into
the river. and Ed Lil.iard, the fireman.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-29
Flrs Ersm . Col ON ca.

STROUD. o. T.. March sS-while
Thad Arnold was going home tron
town he lost she cork from his can Of
coal oil and lighted a match 20 try 10
find IT, The oil took FIRE from the match
and his wagon and goods burned up
and hs himself was badly burned.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-29

ST JosEPH. No. March 2S.-Fifsy
girls employed in the Iootle. Wheeler
8 Motter factory in tais city are out on
a strike. 1he girls claim that their
wages have been gradually cut down
until they could no longer AFFORD TO
work at the prices paid. A general
walkout IL threatened.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-29
Criticised the Report.

WASHINGTON. March aS-rhe Hon.
Warner Miller, president Of the N,car.
auga Canal company. appeared before
the house committee on commerce. yes.
terday He severely criticised tho ~.
port o. the government, commission
sent TO the isihmus last summer, saying
that without the knowledge Of engineer.
ing it had made impracticahle recon
mendations Ho also complained Of
the eject thu senate bill had had In In
fluenoing capitalists against the com.
pany.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-29
ENcnssion To Monterey And
City OF Mexico.

On April Il, very low exclusion rates
will be made 10 Monterey and City, Of
Mexico for the Rpworth League excur.
sion. Call on nearest Agent for full
information. d. J. Price, A. &. ?. A..
II. & g. y. R.R.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-29

ISpIANAPolIs. March 2s. by direo.
ton Of the officials Of ths uniform rank
Knights o. Pythias the arrangements to
hold the national encAmpment in Min.
neapolis have been declared OF and
Cleveland his been selected ~ the place
for the coming event
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-29
TagIlI.s Captured.

NcRMAS. o T., March 2s.-Bert
L1wery. who had escaped from she
Kansas state reformAtory soms mouths
ago. was recApturod near here and will
b. returned there He IL only % years
old, but sentenced for blowing up a
safe.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-29

LOUISVILLE. March 2s.-The Pleasure
Ridge Distilling oompany's plant was
burned today, There were 1900. .0Oo
gallons Of whisky stored in the build.
ing. The loss will probably be from
S5Ol, 200 90 a. 200. 900.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-29

MADRID. March 2s.-Count Mortrea.
leader Of the Cuban Reform party. is
dead.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-29
Choice Seed Corn.

Thirty days earlier than our native
corn, aud viii mature before the droulk
comes. also have Large German Mil
let, sorghum seed and all kiads Of
grain. Phone B. G. =, Moore.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-29

WAsHNoroN. March 2S.-rhe secre.
tary Of the treasury. sent 60 the house
estimates Of the general deficiency In
departmental appropriations Tor tho
year ending June 30. 1896. amounting
70 e2.0oa,O12, and for the postal service.
payable for the postal revenues. OF
ti, 42i. GOO.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-29
Amba..aaor Uni Dsaehe. nsrlln.

BERLIN, March 2s Hon. Edwin f
Uhl, the newly appointed ambassador
Of the United States, arrived here yes.
terdAy.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-29

was 20 badly soalded that he jumped IN.
to the cold water. The injured men
were brought 20 Alton. Lilliard will
die
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-29

Bryan and College played ball yes,er.
day afternoon, to tune Of 35 10 I, In
favor Of College.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-02-14

miles away and snake rattle on the cast side
| of his Wantastguet registering station with a
| strong wind blowing in the opposite direction.
An Oak street resident who hasn't heard heavy
acute that he heard that the Majestic" would
sail for Queenstown five days before she left
New York. a local lawyer, as deaf as an mn
brel!a for years, now affirns that he can hear
awatch tick 80 feet away. aud would promptly
discover q burglar who invaded hi. home on
snow shocsto carry out heavy furniture in open
daylight. Dummerston lad with hitch in
MS speech Is growing new palate, while a
Canal street woman recovered the dsguerree-
otype of her first husband which had been mis-
laid for 81 years. High street man, almost
stone deaf for 81 years, Is growing two drums
tbass and snare in his right ear and the old
lady is preparing 10 move out. 4 social sore
running for Is years, has fully healed. AL
4 local marketman didn't take treatment bul
over 500 fine hams we're cured at his market dur.
Ing the healer's stay in town. Editor Davcn.
port WAS not treated for mugwumpery because
his case was pronounced hopeless. Some of the
inmates OF the Chids hospital haven't been able
to chew gum for years because OF inverted lave
but the released bones Of the mouth now run
ike an up and down saw mill with the gate
fully hoisted.
\ rotund man VINO had snorcd the lath and
plaster off from four rooms and driven his dis,
trdcted neghhors into another school district
was 50 atomzcd by the treatment that IL takes
u vibrator. two stcthosCobes two bottles of am.
monia and palm leaf fan TO detect the faintcst
breathing I'VE minutes after he retires. \ most
remarkable transformation us that of a Green
street bachelor who is approaching the irreyo /
cable line which separates manhood from senility
Ills wen known aversion TO women IN to one
snort week ago was generally recognized His
recent hostility TO womankind was shown in hts
entccmcnt of worthy Oak street woman into
the town vault and her Imprisonment behind an
time iocS. But since the healer laid
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-02-14

| The state Young Republican club
had their annual meeting al Mont
pelier. with some 400 men in their pro
cession and more than that at their
banquet. Protestations were profuse
that there was no thought of Offices in
the gathering, and President Powers
cmphatically denied in his introduc-
tory address that they were on any
raid for the state Offices, but Grout
and Stickney, the gubernatorial as
though the latter said he came to
preme court. The hit of the day and
evening, however, was made by \. J.
Markham. the campaign singer, who
was sent on by Congressman Powers,
and gave several songs of his own com
position that captured the assemble. @,
especially as he brought in the name
of Thomas b. Reed, and less so with
that of Mckinley. Congressman G.. a.
Russell Of Connecticut was the chief
orator, and got off the usual kind of
speech about the tariff, debt increase
DC. Gen. O. O. Howard followed with
a tribute tn Lincoln, whose birthday
was supposedly being celebrated, and
it was quite creditable in parts. The
banquet was held in the evening at
Armory hall, with +. l.. Greene of S.
Alhans for toastmastcr and speeches
were made by Mr.. Russell, Gov Wood
bury, p. II. Dale of Island Pend, C..
c. Fits of Brattleboro, j. W. Orvis of
Manchester and J. y. Deboer of Mont
pclicr. The officers elected for the
coming year are: Presidnet. +, Il.
Morse of Rutland; vice president, Cur
It's S. Emery of Chelsea: secretary
Henry I. Cushman of Bennington
treasurer, &. Eaton Of Montpelier
executive committee. one from each !
county; Addison, ". II. Bosworth
Bennington. J. ", Fowler; Caledon- |
a, j. ". Sault. Chittenden, J. l..
Southwick: Essex, fl. G. Clark
c. {. Fletcher: Grand Isle,
:. S. Flcury: Lamoile, r. W. Hub
Iard: Orange, c. +. Clark: Orleans
}. S. Annis; Washington, +. \. How
and: Windham, G. y, Weston: Wind
or, !. F. Pollard.