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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30

watched. bu, :, EVER came up. Tho
river was da- : vas after sun
down
40 one said g Wort Pine story was
out Carr lay upon TIE lounge. his
head s,ill on his hand. while the on
GERS pushed their chairs n a close cir
Gle around him Il was dusk In the
chiefs Office and the q c'''c lamps
made long shadows on M .rpe,. Out
side the cable gongs wei sounding
and the people In the stree below Ell
bowed their way along the walks. m-
mindful OF the little group In the oflfe
and the tragedy being disclosed ihote.
Carr moved comfortably on the soft.
leather cushioned lounge. The con-
fession had put ne'g life into him. had
relieved him Immensely. eudd be-
burst into q laugh. more dreadful,
more atrocious than anything he had
said yet Il was a sound tina, made
the men start hack IL their chairs and
look in one another's faces: q came
In the midst q the silaues that follow.
ed the recital II sounded rs n the
soul Of the maa had gone out. leaving
The brute with power Of speech. and
the brute had laughodi
Officers say that no man like Carr
has come within their experience. and
that they have heard no sound 80
hlood-curdl'ng az Cars laugh when be
Jay back on bis couch after be had
ended his story Ho laughed again and
again. little chpeslng sounds Of relief
such as some animal might make when
% Is being satisfied Hls nose and
heavy reddish mustacho went mp "a
meet his eyebrows his eyebrows went
down 70 me his nose. hIs whole fac,
twitched sphmod.cally and righted a.
self In aacond. Ills story over. HI
was all dnimati0n and eagerness. ~
wanted 20 20 10 the spot where he hal
drowned the baby. he wanted TO yoHfy
hls recital ne would 90 over the
whole road with the officers. he would
point ON every place. he would start
right away. though 81 was dark and
he had not yei had his supper. ~
wa told thai be- might sometime have
a chance. This hend now sits cover
Ing In bis cell shaking with fsar thai
he viii be lynched There Is no tell.
ing what would happen n he were con.
fined IN a SAN not - well guarded o.
/ ia Kansas City'a
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30

we're plueiy 10 a degree. with a tenn
perature Of 20 degrees Of frost they
preferred making their beds in snow
10 coming under shelter. The constant
work. often In very bad weather, told
on the pack. and only four survived.
The secret OF sledging. whether by
dog or reindeer. is 10 keep going Once
the sledge ia stopped Il Is next TO I'M
possible 10 start H. The ordinary load
taken over good ground by an Eski-
mo team OF six dogs Is 800 pounds at
a rate Of seven miles an hour. But the
record speed was made IN the rescue OF
a sailor In Lieut.. Schwatkas expedl-
ton. The man was seen at a distance
OF ten miles across an ice.coyered bay.
just before nightfall. To leave him
there Involved his death from FROST
bite. and two EsklmOs. with a double
team Of forty dogs. we're sent 10 fetch
him. The runners were iced" and the
men armed with knives TO cut loose
any dog which might lose rs footing
and be dragged to death. Tor there was
no stopping when once started. They
did the ten miles In twenty-five and a
half minutes,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30

dave belonged 10 William Carr. a good
tOr-n0th.ng. who was al once arrested
and chaHr with murder Just how
much Of a nond this man Carr 10 can
readily be- imagined after reading his
confession. VIII ch was made 20 n alter
arrest a correspondent tells about u
10 the following words. Carr's con.
iession Is just the evidence the Officers
needed 10 convict the guilty man. They
knew u would come. that % had TO
come sooner or later. The murder IL
aolf' most iuhumsn. cold-hlooded and
atrocious a murder not Of an enemy
bat OF a little trusting child. a MUIR
der not Of stranger. but Of daugh-
ier-the murder Itself was the uuest
witness against William Carr The
murder cried out 10 be- known, u
would not be- silcnced 81 gnawed AZ
the heart Of the brute. g played not
on bis sympathies and bis remorse.
FOR he had none. but upon bis fears.
until M last be announced that he had
given in. that the guilt was more than
be could bear and that ne would shift
the burden from him. lie would hang
anyway. he was sure Of that The
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30


lie had been a real-esiate boomer IN
a western town. but when the rssciloa
came he was compelled TO accent !
elerkship In a dry goods store IN order
70 make both ends meet. bat be
couldn't quite forget his old habits.
The hrsi day be vas behlnd The
counter a lady came IN to look az
some dress goods
How much dld you SAP there vas
IN this plecof' she asked. pointing 70
one she had selected.
Fifteen yards. madam" replied TIE
ex-boomcr.
'Oh. but that "a entirely too much.
only need half that quantity
Madam" replied the clerk. lapslng
into the familiar vcrnacniar OF his
former calling 4 am Offering you a
bargain and II you fall 70 secure con-
troll OF the entire property you viii
miss the opportunity Of a lifetime.
You can cut the tract up Into toun
lots and realize 800 per cent profit o.
your investment inside 90 six montha.r
Then q suddenly occurred 20 him
that be was not making a deal IN RAJ
estate and ne began TO apologize
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30

sorry FOR that" continued The wood.
cutter because I viii never D.. able
io pay an ! owe you. But you mus
give me your address. and as soon ai
! can 20 ont ! win bring you q basket
oi fresh EGGS and butter ly way n
thanks Tho queen replied oyas.yely.
ana the surprise ~ the wood-cut,sr
may De- imagined when hc subsequent.
~ learned the rank % DIS lady physl.
clan. Gratitude OF O. somewhat similar
nature Inspired the cabman who las
winter had an accident near Mont,
Carlo aud was assisted by the emperor
ot Austria, who happened 90 be- pass.
ing on foot Tho caldrIycr was TO
pleased thar Dc said u am goInr
back Go Nice. and n you like IN Civ,
you a llit Ono good turn deserve
another Tho queen Of the Belgian.
and Princess Ciemontlnc during thc
summer reside a. Spa, and daily takl
long drives In a pony-cart one OF
''H AHH"'HN NNNfNN MMN |NNN|NU N.|N
place AZ q farmhouse. whcrc they
called 90 buy a glass Of milk Nobol,
hut an old pamyzoG woman was To-
,hc house and she replied that no mill
was lefi .n The jugs and ,ha, she w5s
unable TO go 90 MILK q con "Ncy5t
mind. said the queen. 10 You will 90.
low me. win go io thc pasture. JuN
tell me where The iurs are" "nu'.
my dear lady. you are from the town.
and you will never hu able % milk q
cow" objected the old woman. she
was however mistaken. Tor a little
later her majesty returned with q half
allied jug Meantime Princess Clemen.
tine had laid on the table three bowls
a loaf aud The nccdml knives and
plates The Ola farmers wife was
served hy the princess. who. Sc ap-
pears. greatly enjoyed The adventure
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30

sating Tor the difference Ia power. The
difference iu weight caused by the pas
songou entering or leaving The car Is
regulated hy the use of separate
weights. a sufficient number Of Nhich
viii b. Kept 40 each station
Tho tests made % This system were
very favorable. and the inventor.
Mcssrs Noldenuor and Bractebuach.
are preparing 90 build a similar line
20 run up the Hochsiaunon. near Bad
Rcichenhall. Bavaria Tho inventors
purpose making a balloon with a d.
ameier OF So feet Z inches and a lifiIng
power 90 1850 pounds Tho balloon.
car. net. rope. etc. weigh i.620 pounds.
and an allowance OF $500 pounds d
made Tor passengers and aeronauts.
leaving a margin OF 2eio pounds
There is a storage house where the
balloon may be loft To- case Of storm.
and an possible measures are observed
90 insure the absolute safety Of the
passengers The whole device seems
very appropriate Tor The nuraoso % b.
90 fulnll. and Their, seems n, reason
why the enterprise should NJ, prove
entirely successful
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30

last summer Phillips was told she was
receiving the attentions ol another
man. Phillips asked her TO marry
him. aud she refused lie hroodod
over the refusal and his friends
thought be acted Queorly az times, On
the morning OF May % he rode bis
bicycle home from bic work. put %
away. went into the parlor and shot a
bullet into his body lie lived for
aoycrsi DAYS and had constant
nurse Ia Miss Huffman. She prom
lsod him that should he recover che
would marry him. Miss HUFFMAN was
popular girl In Brlghtwood. where
most Of the people knew her.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30

Of II TITIT NM
And laughed and said "ooo-Eoo-
Nov. say. 'good-by.'" and the mother
smiled
With a JOY that vas pleasant "a view:
Nov say 'good-by." and the wilson's
child
Responded and said "Goo-eoo.-
Then the mother embraced the little dear.
Ana kissed u again and again.
~ she gurEllngiy said. ibid you ever
hear
A baby that talked 90 plalnr'
r. u. Mc0rath.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30

joint Johnw exclaimed Mrs. Per-
hna; wake up hear a burglar down
Gtairsi"
Mr. Perkins jumped Up. hurriediy
put on his trousers and slippers and
rushed from the room.
After be had been silent for a min
ute or two Mira. Perkins called:
Joint Johnia Where are you.
Johnf'
Here ! am" Mr.. Perkins answered.
What on earth are you doing IN tho
Gttici" Mrs. Perkins shriokcd.
"Confound H." replied Mr.. Perkins.
"dldn't you say he vas downsiairsl'
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30
MICHIGAN pRoPHErEss.
Advsniis,s Pray on street CornsrA
aud fatade saloons.


and favads saloons
The Advent people Of Battle Creek.
Mich. are greatly excited again. They
have received a special communication
from Alrs White. the prophecies
thar the time Tor the application OF the
parable o. Luke 10. i6-22 s. now due.
and are commanded 10 30 ont into the
highways and hedges and give the
"last call % the las, call % supper"
Under this Impulse the principal street
corners are occupied. and saloons In
yadod By enthusiastic gospelers every
night ln the immense tabernacle
great crowds continue TO assemble I'M
der the leadership OF Rev. Jones and
Rev. BallengeT expecting the Holy
Ghos, % come down with Gre from
heaven. To this end an are exhor,od
20 unoondltionaliy accept the visions
OF the prophecies. and 10 conform 10
her precepis. which command them %
pay tithes and 20 abstain from all flesh
meats. butter. etc. a Tim. 4. i-N Hay-
ing ascertained that some so members
are remiss 10 the matter Of paying
tithes. they have been repeatedly
branded a. thieves from the pulpit.
and scores have been whipped into
line under the scathing denunclaiions
OF the prophecies Notwithstanding
an this. real estate continues 20 chanre
hands. the cattle trade receives due at
tention. and marriage ceremonies are
solemnIred IN due form among them.
Battle Creek Is the headquarters q the
Seventh Day Advcntlsis' church In
America. The town o. 1900 people
has over 5000 residents % that faith.
and the great anitanum. which has
made Battle Greek known an over the
/ world. "a conducted by the church.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30

Rosemary BY a similar pioco and an
other costume part. 90 be relinqulshed
hi- option 90 The play. ~hisa. these
fore. has lis first production IN this
country No announcement whatever
il made Of any London production. so
Il may be that Mr. Sothern Is laying
up a repertoire against the poasiblii-
ties OF London engagement. Lon
don r. looked 10 with some hope by
any number OF American players. who
feel that II only they can touch tri-
umph there they can prolong their
lives here. II "a true hope. founded
on no conjecture. but fact.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30

The four ilst months of tbc year nro
called the seventh .Sen,emb,rl. eighth
tOe.ohcn, ninth November. and tenth
tpCcomboD months respectively In
stead 81 the 9th. 10Th. 18th and 18th
months as they uoa really are. when
the present names 90 these months
were given them. they were correctly
described. because then The year CON.
menccd In March instead OF January
as Il now does, and September was the
seventh month under the Roman calon.
dar Tho change was not made IN thi,
country nor In England until 1862.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30
EDITH HurFMAN's SUICIDE.

uer Lover usd Knisd Himself Last
sprinE.
Faith r Huffman. living al sc Gale
street. Rrirhtwood a suburb % Indian
apolIs. swallowed an ounce or carbolic
acid. with suicidal intent. the other
evening. She died the next morning
For three years she had an affection o.
the throat. from which she was unable
20 Eot relief Last spring her lover
Harry Phillips. committed suicide
These things. the girls parents think.
prompted her to end her liie. She was
10 years old.
Miss Hunmans mother says the girl
had been respondent ever since Harry
Phillips took his life They had been
swccthoarts for several months. but
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30

A crowd OF people a. Worcester.
Mass. went down TO the station %
meet a couple who had been away on
their wedding journey. The husband
stepped on the train alone, explaining
that the bride wanted a longer tour,
and as business had called him home
she decided to continue The trip vita
ont him.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30

Bourlllon. the celebrated French
sprlnier. Ike most fast riders. does not
believe In special dieting. and viii rot
touch spirits lr eny form when train
Ing. After 4 hard race bis favorite
drink ls good no, cup Of black coffee
without milk or sugar.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30

why has Mrs. LanEdon len her
husband and gone back to her pa
rcntsf"
"she got 20 rummaglne through his
papers the other day and found The re-
ccipt for his first wiies eneagcmeut
ring Il cost SO more than be raid
for -As second one
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30

st. James Theater, had two Americans
In the original cast. Fay Davis. who
played Fay zullanl the charming Ia
gcnue Of the piece. a quaint bit Of
Bohemia with pretty foreign ac-
cent, and Julie OPP. a stunning blonde.
the daughter OF a degeased East side
New York politician, who played orig
lnally a very naughty woman Of the
cast, Mrs. Ware.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30
CROWNED HEADS.
some Pretty Anecdotes Of the queens
Of Portugal and belgium

Of Portugal and nelEium
The queen Of Portugal recently.
while ont walking with a lady Of honor
In the envlrons OF Lisbon. heard cries
Of assistance coming from a nelghbor-
ing wood. says the London Post She
went 10 see what was The matter and
found that a wood-cuttor had been IN
iured by a branch Of a falling tree
striking him on the head Queen
Amalie. who had studied medicine. at
tended 10 the mans injury. and then
with her companion assisted him 10
reach his cabin. Later on the queen
called 10 see how her patient was
Then you are a doctor madame, since
you know how 10 take care o. meg'
asked the wood-cutter. who did not
know his henefactreFs. "Yes. my good
man." was the reply II am very
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30

The latest use for glass ~ lnstcsd Of
sold As a material lor stopping docayed
teeth. Il answers splendldly and IL
far less conspicuous than the yellow
metal. OF course. u is not ordinary
glass, but Il prepared by scme nev prt.
ented process which rendes. Il sofs
and mallcahle.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30

Prosperity heref Nothing Of tie
sort I'm a good deal worse on than
I was before the election"
what business are you inr
Tin not In any business vas
running the straw vote department for
the Daily Blowhorn."
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30
THEATRICAL TOPICS.
CURRENT NEWS AND GOSSIP
or THE STAGE.
Foreign Artists who Never Game West
Of New YORK City Agnes sorma In
the Sensational Play ''Johannis''--som
Of she Latest Dramatic Successes.

N THE general
view Of the Ameri-
can theater II IA
very rarely taken
into account that
the city OF New
York occupies a
unique position.
Every one knows
New York IL not
the best place In
the world for
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30
NORTHERN sLEDGE DOGS,

The surviving dogs OF the famous
lackson-HarmsWorih polar expedition
are TO be shown at the Crystal palace
dog show 10 London They are tho
second pack OF canine arctic explorers
which have come south. The hrst
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30

Sol Smith Russell's pathos and pc
eullar humor were never displayed 20
better advantage than IN "a Bache-
lor's Romance" He plays from the
heart and his work goes straight 70
the heart. He Is thoughtful. careful
and finished actor His development
from the staid literary worker into a
society man" Is amusing. and there
are many touches Of humor through
out the play. but under Il all runs a
current Of tenderness and paihos. on
account Of the sweet girl Silvia. most
charmingly played by Annie Russell.
The rest Of the company are admir-
able.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30

The literary man grown old before
his time who unconscioualy falls in
love with his sweet young ward is not
a new theme. but d ls always a pref
~ one. and. II properly treated. be-
comes the basis Of a good play. II Is
the groundwork Of Martha Mortou's
comedy above named In which Sol
Smith Russell IS now appearing. and
while the author started out excellent
~. and carries her plot and people
well until the third act. the play de-
teriorates 10 the fourth and last act,
developing from seriousness 10 farce IN
an unacceptable and measurable man
ner. Misa Morton ls a clever author
and why she elected 10 spoil her plal
by a poor last nc, we cannot under
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30
NO FIEND LIKE THIS.
LAUGHED AS HE TOLD or HIS
DREADFUL GUILT.
The Victim Was Only Three Years Old
Tiled a stone 60 Tier Neck and Cast
Her into the swlrllng Waters Tells
Its story with Cheer

SHORT time ago
the body Of a g.
year-old girl that
was Weighed down
with a stone. was
found IN the Mis-
souri, river at Kan
fas city For some
days the identity
Of the child was a
mystery. but hnal-
ly It was shown 20
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30
OUR BUDGET OF FUN
soME GOOD JOKES. ORIGINAL
AND SELECTED.

% 70 ma Ola Trishs. Or Tagedy q
the g-fos Of uabit-fAks = oiri 81
Eishteen-iIow . rhonrhiiaas Re-
marh Led 20 . Domestic Cxelone
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30

beyond Irving place This season Frau
sorma returns 20 America once more.
and it Is understood that she will d.
vide two months among other cities
which have a German population. She
likes what little she saw OF America
so well that she returns for a three
months opening IN New York March
10. 1895. One OF the most interesting
features OF this engagement Is the fact
that she will appear In Sudcrmann's
prohibited play. "Iohannis." a drama
IN ave acts and a prologue on the ufe
and death Of John the Baptist. This
play. written By the author OF "Magda.
a drama distinguished In this country
by the efforts OF three players. like
Helene Modjcska. Sarah Bernhard.
Eloonora Duse. has recently been cen
eurod In Germany. and its perform
nncc forbidden. SO unless that decision
h reversed al once q Is likely that the
play will have iis first performance In
America In "Iohannls' Suderman
49," ntfNH AAAtAattN ItNNNlN " NAA
greed and vice OF the priests OF the
days when Herod. son % Herod the
Great. was hoping for the throne OF
Judea. with his brothers widow. Hero
dias. by his side. and John the Baptist
was forc,elllng the mission OF Christ.
The part which Frau Sorma will play
q that Of Salome. daughter Of Hero.
dias. Salome has heard the prophet
preaching In the streets OF Jerusalem
and has conceived a passion for him.
while her mother, because be has con-
demned IN public her marriage. hates
him. and causes his arrest Salomo
visits him IN his prison and John.
whose mind Is filled with holy things.
rcpulses her profiers Of earthly love.
and the woman scorned" then listens
only too willingly 20 the prompting Of
her mother and demands a. a price OF
her dance before ucrod, the head OF
the oicndlng John. The play ends
with the tumult IN the streets % Ie-
rusalem on the morning that Christ
enters. The figure Of the Saviour Is
not seen
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30
a woaa.rrul n.bv.


the mother coed .
II opened 10 be
eyes blue.
Win word ring iodk
the visitor viewed
And crowd AMI
said "ooo-goo "
FAY. m q m 10
darling" tho
mother said.
Say IA q m N .
sweet one do
n tueFod ~ thc halF
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30

stand. In the Interpretation Of a
Bachelors Romance" she Is mos,
fortunate Sol Smith Russell shows
us David Holmes. the literary critic.
who for sixteen years has been promis.
ing 10 visit bis ward next sunday. g"
and who Is finally overwhelmed By the
same ward. Silva. who drifts into his
dingy studio ike q ray Of sunshine
and. IN her sweet childish innocence
refuses TO leave him. Ills rcmorse AZ
neglcctiug her 30 long. his efforts to do
what Is right for her. and the arii-
ncial atmosphere into which his so
ciety sister wants 20 Introduce tho
girl. are really touching. while her
gradual growth OF love Tor him. bis
belief that she loves another and that
he Is too old and too musty a book
worm for her. are dellcately aud defily
worked up.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30

what Happened TO Jones" IL the
title OF about the most successful farce
produced this season. 10 o. by OeOrgo
A. nroadhurst and Is one OF those com.
pllcaicd mlx-ups so often encountered
On the Geld 81 farcc. The plot Of a
play Of this Kind matters little. n the
situations arr funny. the dialogue
clever. the characters humorous and
interesting and the laughs frequent
the average audlcnce Is satisfied
"Whai Happened to Jones" began ia
season at the Manhattan theatre In
August, and last month was trans
fcrrcd 10 the Biiou. 80 o. successful
oarecr seems ASSURED. The company
employed In is performance Is an cx-
cellent one.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30

nlnas-"Havs you been 20 church
latelyf"
Nlnus--No; bu, have red Ths
Christian"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30

The American papers have got them
selves terribly mixed up about the
production OF The Princess and the
Butterfly" the latest Pinero comedy
which Daniel Frohman is TO produce
al the Lyccum In November. This
play. which was produced IN London
last April By George Alexander. al the
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30

Change Alley" IL the work OF the
authors Of Rosemary" and was In
tended by them Tor Charles wyndham
but that manager concluded. before the
play was ready. that Il was unwise for
him to follow his great success In
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30
At Cost At Cost |

Nm. \
me nova
Mr.. E.-lEeA4 ll'6f your
age wanting 10 81 klssed. One would
think you were a girl OF eighteen.
Mrs. =. CsusDiclousiYl-What 90 you
know about grIs Of eiEhtesnf
Mr. F.-Why. my dear. wcrent you
eighteen once YOURSELF
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30
Na,AIas yss,a.sa. Ns.Alar W..


Husband-whats the matter. my
dsari
Wife-Our girl has LETT
Hushand-Oh. we'll don't iet that
worry you. There are plenty more.
wlfc-Rut ! forgoi 10 set a recon-.
mondallon from her.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30

pack was brought by Lieut. Poary. The
largest OF Mr.. lackson's dogs Ia a dark
colored bright.looklng animal named
bismarck. lie Is an Ostiak sledge dog,
his build showing this TO some degree.
lie has very deep. strong shoulders. a
thick neck and a tail not long enough
20 sci IN the way OF the harness. His
Eur coat Is thick on the body. but not
so long on the feet and toes as to pick
IN snow and lame him.
Different arctic races have different
breeds Of sledge dogs The Osuak
breed ls the best. Thirty OF shese dogs
were taken by Mr. Jackson and they
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30

Not very Esomy
Hasklns--Isnt Rogers new house
rather smail3'
Pcrkins-"Yes; therss not even
room for doubt N a."