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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-04

My Friend, The Prince" Is the IN,
under which the English version oil,
My Friend from India" was produced
in London.
Next autumn in London O moloiraml
hy the late Robert Louis Stevenson and
William T.. Henley will have iu FIRST
production.
". W. rnotson is now manager ~
Margaret Mathcr John g. Magles C..
Henry French methods OF mIsccllan.
oous abuse dll' seem 10 work" IN
this ease. Well. % will take an OF TIL
Iva smooth diplomacy 10 prevent the
sparks from setting things a-nre
The Lenten term Ia not dreaded 1T
the theaiers a. Il used 20 be- Neither
fashion nor religion IL rigorous In De.
handing absence from dramatic enter
I talnmcnts. and the eject Of the penl.
I tcntal season Is not disturbing with
those plays that are arm IN public "a.
I vor.
a the Actors Fund matinee IN New
I York John Drew and Maudc Adams
viii enact O. new short LAY. Olga Moth.
erfole and lamc3 *. llarA-tt viii give
q scene from "R0mDo and Juliet" and
there viii De q ShakesrrarCgn sht
which Grant Stewart aa5 written .oi
/ the occasion.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-04
onoRs INrENsIFIEp.
A Instrument MnRnlnes the Odor Of
Anything Placed Ia ~.

Anything ilhrfd IN W
Lewis Kramer. a MiHourian. who
moved 20 Blnrhamton. n. y. about q
year ago. has Invented a machine which
he calls the scontoeraph. and IL 30 used
10 receive and magnify odom OF all
kinds, says the Philadelphia Record.
Its mechanism Is complex, at the same
time simple In operation. being con-
structod ON the principle Of the phono-
graph hut without the use OF the rolls.
he IS about 20 apply Tor patent, there
fore Is reticont regarding a descrip-
ton Of his invention. but has put It
90 practical tests and knows Il viii
work The machine will take a liquid
that ha6 heretofore been regarded as
odorless and distil the most delicate
perfume A drop Of poriumcry or es-
Honre placed on the receiver Will, on
applying the nustrils to the nosr-pioce
or opening. produce an oyorpowering
stencil that would In very short time,
u continued. cause symptoms of sut-
location. Tho instrument can be utl-
lied In nearly every walk IN life. To
the grocer q will prove invaluable In
detecting authorizations Of goods. The
chemist. druggist and physician. OF
course. can End ready use for u in their
/ business. while % has been suggested
that bank paper can be- tlnciured with
% special udor imporcoptIhlo 90 the
ordinary sense OF smell. but which
/ could readily bo detected hy the scent
/ oEraph. thus greatly lcssoniug the lil-
bIlity OF banks to fraudulent opera
tIons % H also claimed Cor the ma
/ chine that % win become popular in
. tho homes of the wealthy, tor hy the
aId OF II mechanism. the atmosphere
OF @ largo mansion can bc kept .uu.
. .Wt,y rormg'od with O. most delicate
. ana choice Perfume 90 q nominal gN
ru.o For hospitals aud sick room.
. Hs service. $500 prove Iu,stimllIn and
many think chat Nr Kramer hls not
. 0eorutDl fHo value Ui h invention
. Tho machine ltrY o. small. affair
about twelve inches square and eight
. inches uIrb % IH made Hf UoHl and
. fHo Urou.ua where tho uo.ir..s are ap
. piled D. uir.oI.u'.'ol The inventor
nys .hD machine lu easily ly manu-
N.,ur,I Cor ESQ., Ihn vIl place th'
a.oui0uaph within taa reach 0f 600
and hg Dos confident tH.r. o. OBJ forum.
limit no ha. alrH1g Bad come cuur
sp.Htru.p with Missouri capital fs
al arH Chat with financial 900 hc cai
obtain Zoo NDa York ta viii uyg n'
rlHN'o 200 organizing % company fn
th.r manufacture gs DON .a % patton
a granted
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-04

Prof veuW of Yale hls described
che lpyU.u.G which was recently found
dead un thr Florida coast south of So
Augustine. u wa. ,lsj gsh1T, pcccm-
hrr 3. ANA instead To-. dc.ayiug rapidly
tho HOb haa dried and hardened in
thc mn uutG 90 resembles leather iu
.ts tuu.hursa Six h1r#es with a block
and tackle were required Co drag the
monster uut 0I 900. sand Co place
h.sbpr uu on tbg beach The front
part of thc body b. missing. perhaps
eaten by thc dcyildsha natural enemy.
The sperm whale. aud what remains Is
twenty cone feet in length o. breadth
is seven Zoe, ana the weight OF what
remains De- estimated 40 seven tons.
Prof V,rru thinks the live weight 90
the creature must have been about
eighteen 90 twenty tons Each of its
arms about 900 feet long and as thick
sa tar mast OF O. large vessel, and each
of these ls armed with hundreds Of
saur,r-shapol suckers. The largest OF
which are "a foot iu diameter kansas
Clty Journal
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-04

The Inastrious Guest Appreciated nls
Good Wine

n few days ago q very exalted per-
coinage was entertained a. dinner Ia
one OF the chief hotel restaurants IN
Berlin and. as u was known that no
Is exceedingly fond OF certain still
wine, II was determined 20 give him
with his fish bottle OF more than
ordinary vintage. says the London Tele-
graph. A kind Of practical joke was
played. Tho bottle was placed before
him without any label being on II. and
the landlord was requested 20 name
only moderate price n the noble guest
should detect the quality Of the wine
and make any special inquiries about It.
This procautlon turned out TO have
been necessary In one sense. but II led
the host into an expense that he did
not bargain for lie has now learned
q new lesson, namely. that one may suf-
fer from deprcciallng what one has
rs well as from eXaggcratlng It's value.
THAT Is capital wine. said the guest.
Let as send for the landlord and ask
Ing a few hundred dozens Of that In
my cellar Mine host hurried up, and
assured his illuotrious interrogation
that the delicious liquor cost no more
than I shilling pence per bottle.
Well ! am not going 10 throw away
so good q chance as this" replied the
astonishod c0nnnissDur THAT Is very
cheap. indeed Have the kindness "a
send 10 my cellar master q thousand
/ bottles" s cold shuldCr crcpt over
/ the limbs Of the rash entertainer for
his Nlnton duplcIty had led him IN
for ln order hc dld not anticipate u
was too late 90 inform %" illusirIour
/ guest Ui the trick played upon him
in fact. Doc might have taacn DO amiss
Tho wine ho had boon drinking did
uo, cost only shilling @ pence. % was
q brand the price of which was Z shil.
lIugs o. bottle This practical joke
therefore. cost its author 300 less thar
. l2GO. Tor De- had 90 make up this dif
ference out of h.s own po.Ec. ! nccl
hardly add chat the happy pnEcssoi
of thIs thousand bottles continues ID
qulH with great rusto nle1us Of thlI
m,moubI, wine. with .H deIiriou
flavor and Wur.aut bouquet and tha
ho invariably luHfH to Dds guests %
h.s fabulous good fortune Too ohia.ninN
1 choice wine for .0 small o. price.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-04

EX.ChlmpIon Zimmerman Is APP
pargnu, not very nyo8bly impressed
with the movement boz some of the
western states toward the formation
of au organization to control bicycle
racing Boz opposition Co tao League of
American Whcelman when asked
Tor his opinion OF The matter hg said
30 The racing men are wise they viii
keen out OF that game. Cor % viii bc
they who will be- thp sufferers from Cos
failure. I 90 no, believe % can bo
made success. and almost the uuN
ones back oi the scheme are those 40.
ready '0u the outs with the league
those who give The big meets and az,
influential lu the sport being with IN,
biz organization. With reasonably
good management the league ought &,
be a sure winner In any such fight"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-04

"rhe question OF the value OF con.
yCrtiblC bicycles" says au expert. "AaH
been once more pushed to The front ai
this seasons shows Theoretically not
much can De- said ln favor o. ihc con
yertible. q purely family Bicycle IH oui
Of the question under ordinary cordI-
lions. The men and women prefer
their own bicycles. but nevertheless
me Of the now conycrtiblcs are rc.
iuarhahly clever ln construction and
leem 10 fully meet the requirements o.
machine OF thc class. TO Dee sure. ccr-
tain family conditions obtain Co che cX-
tent OF creating something Of a market
Tor these goods The man oi The hous.
may. on account of work or business
b. entirely unable 90 ride except dur
Ing the evening hours. and DIS cIrcum
stances may not admit 90 Dis prosilinl
separate machines Cor himself and %.
feminine members OF Bis family. D.
uch eases the convertible. aa o. Won
airs wheel boy day and o. mans whcD
By night. may bo 90 direct advantage
Ordinarily. however. Do is not wanted
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-04
DON'T IN FURNISHINGS.

Don't put borders oa carpets Dor
ml.l rooms
Don't hans chandeliers 0g lamps In
'0N-gD.iDl rooms
Don't bo elsg 90 rich. warm uuu
Iu northern looms
Don't bus what suits the fancy, re-
slrIloss ot their combined effect
Don't haze any apparent much less
any regular Arrangement of furniture
Don't believe Cor a minute that oN-
pous.ycuOs is essential to beautiful ci-
,egts
Don't make a narrow door narrower
with a heavy dupgy We dupc too
much.
Don't make o. table "a pivotal point
from which the r,s, OF The furniture
adiatca
Don't use decided patterns Tor up
hoIHcry % you have cor wall and door
coverings
Don't usc large patterned wall papgr
lu small ryoms. nor a deep border with
low ceilings
Don't have any ianclul. Fixed ar
mugcmCuts OF window dmporics In
rooms iu daily use.
Don't buy chairs that are not well
made aud comfortable. nor lounges
that are not low and broad
Don't lct enthusiasm dominate com.
mon sense. aud get plain carpet hu-
lugl Tor the floors OF rooms In daily
use.
Don't dcludo yourself into thinking
that beautiful rugs spread over homcly
floors are more artistic than all-oycr
carpets.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-04

Here are tyW gUshgs with which
Na Lsag Garter deluscd a Washing
TON rprortrr last week WHOM ! ann
an the stage . FORGET the lights, the
people. eyoytbug but that am MARY
land Calvert Her troubles are my very
own and though Colucln declares
rluB real emotion 0u the stage ]
I.at couldn't act 90 ! didn't shed real
tears at moments when they are uat-
uml. WHY. every nlght ! cry an my
makeup Oh. and. moreover dontcar,
how lodh. even though my face gets
horribly sir,lkcd by the operation.
ANA. you know. when o. woman iorgc's
her looks she has really begun TO feel
deeply"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-04
TEACHING HER a LESSON.
How ,irfm 81 rcori. Taught q
Woman tu say 'Ihpnb Nou."

Women ay "tbluk yUI more frp-
wautF u0H than formerly when man
loo crowded stree. rlr gives thgm o.
.al hrt sometime. ll.y don't Says fhr
New York Tribune one I.lHf fhc
other Jar Whom .h. boarded BROAD.
HgF car lf 1gfU street. 500. $500 hand
.uu.ly re,I and hlI OH, manner of
uup uf assured position loo fHr social
world She found 600 Goo sas taken
lul moved with graceful d,IHautiou
t0 thu front u, thn .ar where Boo tho
end sat man. also wen dressed and
90 ,asc was reading % paper jus. as
. the ear came to O. s'1udglil by reason
. uf "a block Do IHHtrl up and seeing
. tho woman standing offered her bits
seat She took o. and LOO thc hush
. which bad fallen upon 600 thr waiting
n1r..urpr Dor failure tu express
thanks or even sU much ls bow hor
fDI V1a especially noticeable TH,
man h.II fhr 'rp lo bad taken lgf %
mnu,r. HrI fUH leaning over fu.
r.H .E. woman. "H quite IIH'y.
rl o. fH.reh o.. maxim. reply $50.
#f 600. madam. fwru quite. welcome.
Ju mr." 800. .....| err .uI
entitled Ir. H iHr.f. e..r.. along ih.
ROSS. Hf Watching H. showed Dos
uHf .m hHN H.u.. '.r r.sEe .n.
recognised BE- O.. ".r sNe turned
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-04

As Mrs B,g.mau.sirogto n My
Friend from India" 40 Hoyts Thcl,cr.
New York. Miss Marion Ahbo, play,
with more vim than 1rt the part oi 900
ambition. widow iu search of a third
husband. Miss Abbot has done better
uurs than 90, character of Mrs Beck.
mlu-Sircotp permits her Co DO just nov
That she ls capable of .urr work than
Doc s doing those who have watchc.
h,r career on Che stage viii not gain.
.ly. Asit ia. Miss Abbot seems 90 b,
struggling with @ Part that viii moi
tIgld gracefully to her desire TO make
% either realistic 1r funny.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-04
chicago aud G-and opera.

The Chicago Journal Is 30 unklnd "a
tn make fun OF the inhabitants Of that
blk village Tor refusing 10 pa,ronize Mr..
Gmus splendid opera company simply
because the list Of dramatic sopranos
Is not as complete as % was Ia New
York. through 40 faul, Of the mauag-
er Bu, % consoles the natives with the
reflection Tint summer ls coming and
Ihen vo can 40 go Mp 20 the Ferris
wheel and ride once around Tor o. quar-
tor We viii h cay We insist upon
having our iiulc fun. 40 other town
has Ferris whtgi Who says We are
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-04

MISS Marie shotwoll ls young wom'
an who o. fresh from o dramatic school
and her rather being rich she need not
depend on acting unless she chose. But
she chooses. and so she stays on the
stage The schooling that she is get
ting in the Lyceum company Us likely
60 40 her more good than did The school
thar bore the same name Schools %.
acting can teach music but the stage
can teach q good deal more.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-04

ui all from a feminine point OF Wow
10 setting "a Now fashion iu coinurc
among the society bellies oi sydney and
Melbourne Tier famous coppgr-urouzo
hair. worn "Vith a difference, peculiar
tr herself has held .ts own ls o. draw
iug-room. louloir. and s1c.Ctypress
topic even after the charm oi BIER poct-
BE- Juliet and of Mr Kyrlc Bellows 1r-
dent Romeo bad a,apora,oi from over.
analysis s return 90 Eug.ani via
South africa aa1 India. 20 favorable oN-
p.a.uuuu .H London 90. Heg gHIuuDtc.
talents. uOu GULLY developed Dos pro-
puIty ANA Nra IoJtcrH professional
rotation Co Deg ultIt, land may Dee even
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-04
rh, \. u. 9. A. Alhlsll. 100.

W - ~ - - AAHAfHfHHH
Mention was made recently Boa this
department OF the organization. durng
the pas; year or 30. OF two new national
athletic bodlca one OF them is the
Athletic League Of YOUNG Mems chris.
tlan Associations 90 North America
the other. the National lnterscholast.g
Association. and some account Of each
may BE- not out Of place. Ia the Unit
"a States and Canada there are about
400 regularly organized Young Mems
Christian Association Although not
actually federated ihoy have stood Tor
forty-nve years virtually o. unit. main
tanning clearly defined principles. aud
operating harmou.oualy along carefully
chosen lines Their membership ae
rrcgatos 100000 men. making q ycg
rfronr organization numerically Thcs
associations own property valued li
not less than SiS.ooocoo About $3.50 o.
mem have we'll equipped physical ls.
parfments. including gymnasium
bowling alleys. baths. etc. Most OF
these have trained physical directors
and many Of them have commodiou.
president OF the Y. N. e. a. Athletic
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-04

LEAGUE OF NnflU AIN''I'Al
athletic grounds. % hIs u.yu said
bv compe,oat aud uuprciul.gcl OBJ
e.r,efs ,aat the Young MDu Christian
Association is contributing more large
Ia than ans other organization toward
ths building up ot sound bodies among
the ynung men OF America. Hitherto
a.. associations have confined their
rnorts 90 the production of good. an.
,r,und body building. and have not
sourht 90 develop men oi special aoil-
lty I'M one or more kinds of sport such
as sprIntug or jumping or weight
throwInr. As result comparatively
f.v association athletes have entered
as such in the various athletic games
I'D tbe country. 70 is none the less o.
f,st however. tha, large numbers of
association trained men have for yrars
rerrcscntoi the colleges and athletic
climbs. much 90 the profit oi the latter.
The examination of these associations
into an athletic league Is Indicative
of the growth and scope Of their phys
lcal work u o. now proposed 10 COM
blne with all-around gymnastics anu
athletics what physical directors tech
ntcally term specializing That u 10
say. n man has developed a certain
degree OF proficiency IN exercises cal
culaied 10 test strength. speed. agl'liy
and endurance. he may then elect to
concentrate hls attention upon some
sneclal exercise Tor which be- is bee.
aiiod. both by inclination and natural
endowment lu every case. however
no must meet the general test before
taking up be speciality The promo'
sra Of the league also feel they WI ~
enabled better 10 retain their own am
lo,os instead OF having them desert 70
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-04

NiNtAA Nihflrf or ihr dnfhNN Ainh'
The Jockey club has secured FOR the
coming season the services OF e. T..
pettiugIlI as the official starter. The
starting Of race horses is a very tick
lish Job. besides requiring an irre-
proachablo integrity Honest men are
much easier TO find than good starters,
,of your starter must not only be
honest hut cool as q cucumber and as
quick as o Fash Of lightning Mr. Pet
tIngIll has had much experience In
this kind Of work. aud bis success was
what caused his appointment lie s.
nfty years OLD. a native Of Maine. and
was ono OF the boy soldiers. served
through the hosulitlcs and not mus
tered ont an 1896. He then settled In
South Carolina. whore FIRST he was q
merchant, and then an assessor OF IN
ternal revenue. lie became interested
In race horses many years ago, and
later went regularly into the business.
lie has owned several good ones. SUCH
Tor instance. as Fair Count and the
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-04

70 perhaps worse than any Of the Ger
nan cities. but what temptations young
students OF music are subjected TO
there. too. may be inferred from the
TACT. reported IN the "Frankiurter Eel
unr. that the faculty Of tho large COM
fcyatory at s0udershauson have just
made a rigid rule forbliding students
TO go 90 any public place or resort ana
entertainment in that town except tac
two leading hotels Girls who really
want 90 study music and become artists
to not need 10 go abroad. There are
just as sood teachers on this side OF
tho ocean. and The opportunities Tor
hearing good music ore as frequent and
nearly aa cheap as DO the foreign cap-
ituls.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-04
now forecast as that OF a g5aqa.rIus
heroine


Associated with jolly May Irwin m
On, caste OF "Curuoj Into Court 90
the BIIou Tholtor New YORK.. is q rloy-
cr Young woman who plays nothing
more cXactiug than the simple pan, of
a maid. but who makes an extremely
amusing character from the ycg inca.
ger materials. This player Is Mis-
Eta GlIruy.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-04

The employment OF whisky as an
ant,io,c IN eases OF snake bite seems
10 no nearing i,s end, Experiments
have been tried with strychniuo iu
,lrrs OF this SORT and the results are
bls1ly satisfactory, Il is said 20 re-
move an unpleasant symptoms not ON
" OF sake bite but % mushroom po.s-
on. on ,hc principle %, lighting hra
with Gre che use Of thIs poison should
Dc a pronounced success New York
Ledger.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-04

4 long cloak hanging against the
wall of the bedroom % l6-yoar-oli
Elizabeth paulson Of Chicago. was the
cause 81 her death She was a delicate
girl and slept with a liEht 10 her room.
She awoke during the nlght and see
lnr the cloak. In her half.senslble con-
dillon. thought Il a burglar Her
screams alarmed her parents. who
found her IN a frenzy Of fright She
never rallied and died within a short
time ot absolutely nothing but awful
fright She was subject @ heart trou.
hlr.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-04

The Philadelphia club has three OF
our candidates for the shoristop's poo
.tlou. and Manager Siallings hopes
20 develop one from the lot during
The teams sojourn in the south.
Charley Briody who has had on two
different occasions his obituary write
ten upaud whose funeral Henry Boyle,
the cz-pUchor claimed Do attended.
IS runulhs a hotel az LansIngburg. n.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-04
not a metropolis? We are-the me-
u1pol.s OF Cook county"


Gillette Co GO Co London
Gillette la going 10 take bis Secret
Service players 20 London. James
Euncfer offers this Comment on one
of hem 81 think n odettc Tyler
sin Craatc as much OF i-nation there
as Henry James Dai" Miller She
Is 40 American Of theyIncricans. tue
yelled caprice. the rec a buoyancy'
'br subtle feminine pref sion. Fancy
taking this elash woodland creature
uraaares' why. she sitfps with her
eyes shut and both ears 81, De open. an j
the deep abiding personil charm. all
win be grateful TO thoa,er going ioiS
I'm London The racial twang is there
and that. independent OF Miss Iylers
art. would be a sufficient attraction.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-04

Duke OF Noaalbau. Asa professional
starter be- has served 90 Gloucester
BOO Sow Jersey 90 Chicago. Louisville,
Washington. Sos Orleans and other
places. and is now regarded as tho SAT-
csc and best in tho country in this par.
ucg.ar A"l
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-04
RAMS HORNS.

ono finger lost ln a buzz-aw will %
Tor most men. but a fool will fool with
% again and lose two
The doyil rcaps sure crop from
among people who expect TO become
Christians after they commit one more
sin.
Lot the priest and the Lcvltc keen
out OF the Jericho road. and fewer I'M
ioriunates will be wounded and robbed
there.
Nothing was done by Lots home 20
try TO llft sodom, and 90 Lots home
was brought down 10 the level OF
Sodom.
4 wise man can learn something
worth knowing from a fool. but fool
Is made an the more fool by going to
college
Too many people claim to be willing
TO serve the Lord who want to say
what they shall DO and where they
shall work.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-04

ether athletic bodies as Zee, az they
become proficient There are many
other advantage trat seem 20 Doc ape
parent 20 the lcagu officers and they
win spare no pains TO make {, a sue.
cess.-lllu1ratc1 American.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-04

4 Few words from 'ii.. Davenport
"Thc woman aAo Keeps house on
Monday aud irons ul Tuesday. sweeps
lr Friday ulk,s 900 some other day
and bundles up tbo baby aal goes wise
uug the rect of tha time has Jess moo
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-04

CCORDING TO q
recent clb.egram q
quarrel has oc
Cured az Capen
hagen between
Henrik Ibsen the
Norwegian dra
matt Bjornst
j5rno BJornsln the
Norwegian novel
ift who are related
by marriage say.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-04
THEATRICAL TOPICS.
NOTES AND COMMENT on
PHYS AND PLAYERS.
she ioolishncss 81 Music students Co
ing Abroad 'ii.s Davenport Makes
some Remarks Mrs. rottcr's Latest
Portrait stage Whispers.

or long ago the
wen known song
writer. Sebastian
schlesingcr wrote
q letter for a New
York paper On the
criminal folly OF
sending young
American girls M
attended to Paris IN
their most impress
sible years. Paris
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-05-04
AUTHORS QUARREL.
HENRIK IBsEE AND DJORN5ON
ARE AT OUTS.

latter Thinks lie Wa. Ciricaturei--in
UnsclHsh optlmi.t with Great schemes
for the Improvement Of Mankind in
Every Land.