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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-08

his favor. There Is no more important
lesson 10 be impressed upon the minds
Of lltiie children than that they must
be geutie and Kind aud considerable TO
their dumtplaymates. This they should
Be taught from their Infancy. and that
under no circumstances should they
cause unnecessary pain. Children that
are allowed 20 BE- cruel 10 animals wiz
be very likely. all things being equal.
TO be cruel 20 their playmatos. and In
after life TO cause suffering Of all sorts
20 those VITA whom they come In con
tact Thtre d no more pleasing sight
than 70 see the occupants OF the farm
yard raise their heads with one accord
and start for the gate when familiar
ioootsicp indicates the coming OF q
kind-hcaricd keeper aud carethker.
The fowls. the doves. even the birds.
haiicf about aud follow those who ars
Kind 10 them. They may come towara
TIE hand that feeds them. but they noy.
or approach very near. They are hun.
cry. and yet frightened Sometimes m
treated animals grow even more vi.
eious toward those who feed and carr
Tor them. They seem 20 have acquired
a suspicion that the person s,ands be.
tween them and their food. and the,
attack and iniuFe this ohatructor who
seems TO stand between them and their
wants Every living creature Is sus.
cepiihie 20 kindness.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-08

Doctor Nanscn. the great explof
failed to IN dihc North Pole but he
can console himself with the thought
that he has doBs more than any other
man 20 abolish the thirteen supers,i-
tion." The London World SAYS OF
him
"Nt content with being born on the
thirteenth Of TIE month. he went on
on bis recent expedition with a COM
pany Of thirteen. an Of whom returned
safely. The Fran got clear OF the ice
on The thirteenth Of the month. and
hansen arrived at Tromsoe on the
same day. And 10 crown an. he was
entertained by the Royal Scottish So.
ciety on the occasion OF their thlr-
teenih anniversary, held on February
18th"
A general faith in spiritual forces
does not compel as 90 think that an
uncanny or sinister meaning turks In
the accident Of a number or any oasu.
al grouping Of every day things.
We are assured that the fall OF a
sparrow and the growing Of the grass
invite Divine attention. and an over.
ruling Providence. II trusted at an. can
be intrusted TO override the splitting OF
the salt. the sight Of the new moon
over the left shoulder. the bowling Of
a dos under a window. or the chances
Of a work begun on Friday.
signs and situation that have been
named ut lucky" simply by ignorant
tradition or foolish custom are some.
times curious. but they are only pune.
iuatlon marks In the page OF nature
A. lncldenials 10 poetry and playful
mythology, where they belong. they
may be observed without harm. bul
they AFFECT no ones personal fortune
and have nothing whatever TO DO with
destiny.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-08

sonomers know that the sun. ac-
-mnled BY the earth and the other
..rs,s. d moving toward a point IN
4, sor,hern heavens with great speed,
~, uhai the velocity a. however,
,.rnol ,st be told With certainty, Prof
SIMON NewcOmh, in q recent lecture
IA thai Il was probably between ave
~. and nine miles per second. The
s,leM star Alpha Lyae lles not fal
l,om me point toward which the sun
/. moglig Every moment We are get.
l.ss nearer 20 the place where that
~ nov h. when shall we ge, there
p,ob,hiy ln less than million years
t,lssps nj half a million"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-08

r p. Soper. called SANDY. arrest
ea az San Francisco. Cal. Cor the muir
Der Of his arus vile and four children
IN Missouri has. according % a telo
gram frQ'e Kansas City police con
tossed 90 killing another Of hIs oa
spring. Soper admitted that be hsf
murdered ha family. lie had latch
deserted bis second wits "a Alh|na
iaking with him their a-ycar-old son
lie lcii a note promising thai hi
boy should be wen treated.
10 ihc detective be said the chlli
was Ia tho care Of b nurse Now h,
admits that be threw the boy Into n,
willamette river on The dav ho a..
irom Portland. Orr.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-08

aoh by the way observed Archl-
,.s,. .dli you ever try TO square the
.l,els4a eNo." answered Socrates. IN
vas noro than could DO to square my
snlfa Even as he spoke the shade Of
xsntlnpe could be heard demanding
rom mere force Of habit and without
reference to the cxlgencles Of the Oc-
.,sIon Why he hadn't brought up the
cal -nalrnll Journal
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-08

The NnAhNa OF ANtNAum AfcmtnA
Persons suffering from dellrium ire.
mems usually imagine that they are
surrounded by snakes. A possible ca.
PLANTATION OF this hallucination Is Of
iercd by the result Of experiments ne.
Gently made at the Bellevue hospital
In New York Sixteen alcoholic pa.
tlenis were examined with the ophthal.
moscopo. and in every case q was
found that the minute blood vessels 10
the rcilna OF their eyes were oongosicd
In This condition they appear black
and ore projected into the aeld Of
vision. whore their movements rcsem.
Die the a0uirmlng and twisting Of ser.
rnrfa
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-08


p sifeet. not the clean one. that pro-
fokna comment
bHl N a region. OF tenemsnts. where
~ Ming Is unfayorable TO Il. clean
ine44 becomes a shining virtue. worthy
q attract attention. So the Tenement
House Chapter OF the Kings Daugh-
efe listened with pride and pleasure
ne other day 10 statements OF the
&ors pi certain pool boys. who. as
nrm1efs Of street cleaning clubs. are
iolnF Rhat they can 10 make New
fefk attractive and wholesome.
Most Of the boys are Of foreign par
nta49. and they handle the language
p tae lrlfaman played the violln-by
naln strength. Naturally their writ
'en ftports are amusing. Yet they are
outhlng also.
4 saW q ash can and a paper can. 9"
wrote Abram Poshausky: In the ash
mn there were paper and 10 the paper
an there we're ashes so put The ashes
p the ash can and the paper ia the
laper can.
J saw a boy tearing a big piece Of
Mper Into little pieces" was Abram's
experience on another occasion. 80
asked him n be viii scatter Il into
De street De said yes he viii but I
old him not TO be- should put Il IN his
rocket and give Il 70 bis mother 10
ishi the stove
Max Welser's report for the week
vas arranged In diary form. on We'd
'esday u did nothing" he records.
vim exemplary frankuess. but concern
ng other days he writes.
saturday Some cruel boys threw
Ner barrel Of garbage and helped
he lady pick Il up.
sunday saw a lady slip on a piece
y banana peel | lifted her up and
hfew The peel In the garbage can
>ylQday-i saw a lady throw appels
pin The gutter said would you be-
t-ind and pick q upg and she dld.
A significant phrase that perhaps rep.
tsenis The spirit In which the lads
voFk occurs more than once IN the re-.
ofta The poshausky boy says
7 once saw boys taking barrel
nd they said that they are going 70
aake Ore 30 ! said that they must
'oi make any Gre ! said that cur coun-
y wants 10 be very clean
And 3 Blumo repeats the sentiment
misspelled words that wildly me.
ieii bis groicaque. pathetic pronunela.
iun.
- y % BOYS carrying barrels to make
Ore whit a. Then / went 20 them
lnd ! tall them that they should not
nake a Ore In the Street. Because II
aakel a aHira work for the sweeDers
lni We war. that our country should
- eltan.'
Great reforms have marched under
les Inspiring waiehWord than this.
We want that our country should b,
lan' That aspiration "a az the ROO
fan TIE civic virtues. The BOYS Of
hs tenemenis are patriots as well a
lAilnnihropisis.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-08

Alice Dannlng Llngard. Who died IN
London the other day. was born IN
that citS July -, 1857. and vas for
many years al actress Of some dislinc-
ton. She was also. IN her earlier
years a good singer and studied music
with Orertl In 1856 abe was married
to william Horace Lngard. the mimic
and music hall performer. and she. a.
well az her sister Harriet. known on
the stage a. Diekle Lingard. accompa-
MED him IN his first tour Of America,
beginning IN New York In 1855 Later
In her career Alice Linrard who pur-
sued her calling apart from her erratlc
husband. improved greatly as an &C.
tress. and was particularly successful
both IN London and New York On some
strongly emotional roles. Her death
was somewhat Of a surprise to her
friends on this side Of the water.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-08

Il am afraid, Mrs. Hashcroit." said
the new lodge. that was under a
mlsapprehension when I told you that
I would as soon a. not have an iron
bed In my room" "Yesg' replied the
house mistress, with ladylikc caution
"Yes: ! was uader the impression that
you merely referred to the frame."-
Indianapolis Journal.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-08

Kicking Bind. cAeyenne Indian Ii
Oklahoma. ps three years IN ne DEN
'tenuary hccauss he stole fhrea ,,os i.
and prcseniea them 70 be dn.sy .r....
heart IL Qraal b n sr'lt win her
The amotoaa f.a Eaaa wac r|mnlt 1ta..
iiAnnx aqns rtI|e mrnr u|.k4 hn|
L. ; rather al....---- --.-r....
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-08

""'"IA- "FNaMlHH N1Ius
one Of tho heaviest ralnialls eve
known on the east coast o. Florida b
van on sunday and ended Nonda,
morning. The rain commenced q,
Sunday morning about 4 o'clock AM
a. about a. m, Monday there had bes,
total rainfall Of Sse inches IA abon
iwsnly-ioar hours. hut little dnmar.
waa done.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-08

Gabrielle n'Annunalo has Just On
ished a one-aci drama which beans the
very loas and eupholious title. 'soF-
no a. una Mallina a rrimayera" ca
Spring Mornings DREAMY. The new
drama was produced Tor the frst time
az the Paris Renaissance thoaier the
first week Of Tune. and the leading part
was represented by Eleonora Duso.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-08

headlinef WITH ne George Dixon com
Pany. sHd. subsequently,. for two sea-
sons with the Fields q Hanson COM
pany. A a song writer and parodlsi
he IL highly esteemed. and his pref
y little things" were always certain
Of anaeeaa.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-08
nm. An N. trouble started.

she DO you think. at the rate wo-
man IA progressing, that the time win
.,ef come when she viii treat man,
instead Of man treating serl He-I
hono not That was what got the
rhols human race into troublei Eve's
setting up he apples 10 Adam.-Cin-
hnnau Enqulrer
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-08

New methods OF liquifylng air az a
eauccd cost have been Invented m
isfmar and ar. De Kay. United
aa onsul a. Berlin. mentions In
Il Al report some OF the uses TO
quld alF may BE- put. one OF
fof illumInaIInE purposes. An
II nj can nl Iormed from liquid
mixing Ii t||h ordinary air. IN
pFoportions while Il u pass
K 20 Us nofnal condition. IL
may alao 11Ife a. an explosive
or various nAsposes A. port
Qnld. rich h txygen. Il d sug-
that 4 shuN|d serve many pur-
IN manuiarIHf1s. The price IN
any has hclr|nInrc been two dol
4 and a quarter Cor ave cubic meters
~, iien cubic |htl) Of air reduced
~ LIQUID condII|on but Prs. Llnde.
Nunlch. haa |afenied a process
,rby The cos| has been hroueh,
+ N % about two and a quarter cents
tse cubic meters
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-08

u was reported by telegraph from
Oakland Cal. last week thai Miss
Mary harrall che smallest woman in
California, has been accepted as a mom-
Der Of the Lllllpuilans she win Join
the company IN September, going to
New York. Thence sho win 80 Co Eu-
rope. where thorough training IN music
and elocuiion VIII be given her under
the tuielago OF he best instructors
Miss narnll j. q native Of Germany.
and Is now In her sisi war and her
stature b only 4 feet Q inches. she
looks Ike a child Of eyoara.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-08

he Wolf Hopper closed hls regular
season In -El Captain" the other nighh
AZ Buffalo. n. y. and. with his com.
pany. arrived IN New York on sundays
They win open a supplemental sea-
son OF six weeks At Manhattan Beach
at once.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-08

e.ased They came North and became
one OF the moot successful Irish teams
In the profession. Il was while with
Mr.. sheridan that the subject OF our
sketch wrote Down Went Mc0lnty."
which was an instantaneous hit. Later
be wrote Paddy shay." no. 4 Second
FLOOR" The Night Maioney Landed
In New York aud "McGlnty az the
living Pictures" This team was the
head line Of Tony Pastors company.
Irwin brothers company, Gus Hllra
Smpany and Bennett Drothers' Ideals
they aflerward starred At the head Of
sheridan a Flynns Grand company.
Under the management OF Fred Har-
lsy. Air. Flynn then decided 70 work
iiono. and Ms succcar a. . uonolosae
lcmedlan led TO hls engagement a.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-08

In my humble view" said the Cum.
mlnsvllN sage, the only trouble with
the sick man Of Europe was that he
needed a iittlo exercise. Cincinnati
Fnouircr
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-08

A new fare register for nee on street
cans his a lever on the lower side
which moves an indicator 10 three dlf-
ierent points on the dial 70 register
fares. tickets. and transfers on separ-
ate oourtcrs. each total bolag visible.
To prevent the vibration and iarrins
cut OF bicycle lamps a new device has
pneumatic cushion 10 surround the
supporting bracket. being fitted with
valve for imitation by means OF the
bicycle pump usually carried.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-08

why do 70 few women seek admln.
sion to the bar. iudgei" because they
would rather lay down the Law than
practice it."-DesFol, Free Press.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-08

Foot rests or coasters Tor bicycles
are now being made with a hinge IN
the center Of the clamping end ara a
screw near the other end 70 make them
EASILY deiaehab'e from the forks Of the
wheel
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-08

Sir Arthur sulllvanS father uas FOR
some years band sergeant Of TIE cadet
band a. The royal military COLLEGE.
sandhurss.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-08

a new TOY bank for the children has
donkey mounted on a base faclng q
man. the animal turning hound and
kicking the man over when q piece OF
money Is placed IN The bank.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-08

n a government re-
port H. A. DE
schwelnliz has the
following to say on
the danger 10 be
found IN the use OF
sa@sFlne due 10 the
fact that the germs
are not killed by
heat In making the
compound.
The writer has
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-08
THEATRICAL TOPICS.
CURRENT NEWS AND GOSSIP
or The sTAuE.


iME has made
many Improvements
In the veriscopo
pictures. which are
being show n
throughout the
country. The new
films which have
replaced the old
ones are a very
great Improvement
and the machine
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-08
NEW IDEAS.

Hand rests for use on a bicycle are
formed Of Dat padded cloth disks.
which are attached 10 the upper side
Of the bar In any desired position by
a strap and buckle
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-08

EoPLE who live IN
comfort never
think Of compll-
meniing themselves
or their nslghbors
on cleanliness Of
person or surround
ings. Il Is expect
ed. and n matter OF
course Under such
conditions. Il Is the
dirty man or house
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-08
DAIRY AND POULTRY.
INTERESTING CHAPTERS FOR
OUR RURAL READERS.

How Successful Farmers Operate This
Department Of tho rarm-A Few
Hints a. 20 the Care Of live stock
aud Poultry.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-08

Nrs. oaebel 10 you iaoe ,Aas you
talk N yoaf lleep. lamesl Mr Cab.
eei-po II Then I b, you loln Ia.
fun.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-08

Trained Butter Makers Wanted b.
Colonel lggot and Professor Hacker
unite Ia saying that Minnesota butter
Interests aro handicapped because orr
butter makora lack training and exnorl-
onCc. They Hly that butter maker
ought % have two years training IN a
factory before they enter The agricul.
tural college. and then ought to act rs
assistant In a creamery for another
year before taking full charge There
certainly - little Involvement Tor a
young man 10 spend two years In study
at his own expense. for a business
which pays scarcely better than any
trade IN which even apprentices receive
wages. But We believe that trained but.
ter makers wlll command an Increase
Of salary sufficient 10 compensate them
Tor their expense in preparation. II
they can not. then the training Is a
waste Of time and money.--Northwcst.
,rn Agrlcullurlsi.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-08

AENEY Bafnaio
TIE South Africa
diamond King VITO
was repuled % BE-
the richest man IN
TIE world and Who
committed sRIelde
BY jumping over
board from ~
steamer Scot shlls
on the Veal coast
Of Morocco. had
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-08

IN conclusion analyses are given OF
a number Of samples Of oeiomargarlne
and OF butter. The melting point OF
the oleomargarino was about 10 de-
grccs c. lower than that OF butter and
several Of the samples contained con-
siderable cotton-seed oil. The pres.
enco Of an abnormally large amount Of
alhuminolds In a number OF samples
Of tho oleomargarlne points 10 con-
tamlnallon with animal ilhcr and n
dlcalos that the material used was not
pure"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-08

now runs much more steadily than u
did AZ FIRST Aside from any interest
one might have in the contest itself.
the pictures are most interesting Tor
lhey illustrate the great possibilities Of
photography. Two miles and one.third
OF films are required 10 mount the pho
tographs. which are only two-thirds Of
an inch IN height. with a little over
one-quarier Of an inch between each
photograph. and these we're taken AZ
Carson City At the rate Of ioriy-four
TO the second. There has been a great
deal Of talk about an alleged foul
which was said 70 have been committed
by fitzslmmons after the knockout
blow which he delivered upon Corbett's
solar plexus. but a most careful study
OF the picture falls 70 show Il. After
the knockout blow was delivered Fiiz-
simmons certainly started 20 send on,
his right This Is clearly shown. Bu,
the blow was never delivered. slia
arm stopped. he stood and watched
bis late antagonist for moment. Then
his arms dropped 10 bis rides and he
moved back while the referee counted
the fatal ten. All this IL clearly shown
by the veriscope and should put en- end
70 senseless talk This q but one OF
the details which Il brought out Their,
are many others and they are very In.
tercsting.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-08
AiAFiNG Good BOYS.
5oN fHE KINGS DAUGHTERS
;iELP NEW YORK.

rht ~ In the Tenement House Dis
ts| Made 10 Clean ~ the Streets
Salts. 81 Their Weekly Reports Are
AnaIlss.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-08

Il ls mistake 10 suppose that when
a flock Of hens set into the habit a
oge eating they cannot be cured Of Il.
There are a number Of ways by Which
Il can hc done. one way Il le dark~n
the nests and gather the eggs oftan. -
that none Of them win be broken.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-08

"a Round OF Pleasure" AZ the Knlck.
erbocker theater In New York has a
new feature IN lts second act. and the
particularly expert way In which q Il
managed makes the incident exception
ally elective. Il "a a ballet danced IN
the dark by twelve girls dressed as
skeletons. The stage looks for a few
minutes AZ though n might be the hap
~ hunting ground Of sesae dozen de-
parted ballet dancers. who like the
souls Of the unfaithfui nuns IN Rob-
ert le Diable." are permitted 70 return
10 earth and plroueite remorsefully a.
certain times The stage AZ the Knick-
erbocker is suddenly darkened % COM
plote blackness. The lights In the an-
diiorium are exilnguished. No vag-
rant ray Of light slips In between the
sections OF the scenery. nor does any
Illumination from the front mar the ei-
feet OF unhroken black which the stage
presents Suddenly the iguros OF four
dancing skeletons appear and then dis
appear. -Four more follow them. and.
vanishing. give place to another group.
Finally the twelve ghosily coryphees
como out together. The number never
reaches more than twelve. bat the fg-
urcs constantly disappear from view.
and as inexplicably reappear. The
trick h evidently accomplished By hav-
ing the dancers turn their backs. which
are entirely black The white outlines
Of the skeleton are on only one side Of
the girl. A clevercr illusion OF he kind
has never been seen. 90 New Workers
say. and rarely has any similar attempt
been carried out with such thorough
ness. A ray Of light across the scene
or an avkwardly managed movement
by the girls would spoil the effect.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-08

The lncision healed rapidly. and At
the time Of the auiopsies there was
40 evidence Of local LESSONS or any
,fcct which might have been due d.
rectly 20 the mechanical part Of the
NEGOTIATIONS
A number OF other guinea pigs have
been lnoculated with different samples
Of oleomargarine. but al this writing
latter eight months) have not con-
tracted disease from the olcomargarlne
incubation. Two OF the samples
which caused disease In the animals
were made n a factory where the ma
torlal used may have been question
able In character
Our lpoculatlon experiments show
concluslvely that disease may be COM
municaled by means % oieomarrarine.
Tho objection might Dc raised thar dis
ease could also BE- communicated In
the same way by butter. Il is. how
ever. very simple and easy matter 20
pas,eurlle the cream before churning.
The temperature OF paslcurization is
uniavoraole Tor oleo-on manufacture.
The statements 90 most authorities
have been 60 the cacc, that olcomar-
garlne d Ecod and diEesiihl1 and
healihful. provided q 10 made from
pure material and the process Is prop
orly conducted The legitimate and
safe manufacture Of oolomarrarlnc can
be secured. therefore, only when there
Is careful and safe control and inspec-
lion at the ahat,o.rs ana oleomarrar-
inc factories Of both the finished pro-
I duct and che constituents which entsr
into lts manufacture. Then. tc1. all
lho oloomlrrarlno should be- sold as
ulcomargarinc. ani should have some.
thing distinctive about Sos appearance
absence OF color as Massachusetts.
demands. or a specially bright color
and every pound Of q should be care.
fully Inspected at the factories before
being shipped. to see that the par.
tlcular distinctive character Is pfer.
/ cnt.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-08

are seven candidates in the
presidency Of Guatemala.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-08-08

New methods OF llqulfylng air Al a
educed cost have been Invented IN
-. - - NJ. - 80. {.