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

In the heat OF the chalnless wheel
discussion comes the announcement OF
a New York mans invention OF a NOV
able gear chain protector that the M
venior claims will do away with all
the objectionable features OF chain AZ
tachments. The protector is In 'he
form o. a rubber band NO fashioned as
10 be- atiachahlo Co the chain Of any
machine. and 90 completely enclose The
chain except At those points where
contact Is necessary with The sproeGel
wheels. The rubber weighs but sew.
en- ounces and can be- made up al q
cost Of about s. rs advantage over
ordinary gear cases Is that the latter
average nearly i've pounds IN weight
The inventor claims that his chair
protector win be- found on many OF
the standard chain wheels next year a
an Offset TO the bowel gear devices o
rival firms
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30

Il has ben frequently stated that.
ash diet. b,vlriue OF the phosphoru7.
which Il citalns. Is pre-omlnentYp
adapted 10 ourlsh the brain. and thipi
those whcsuhslsS ON Il largely arr
distinguish for their brightness and
lntelloctuity Il Is perfectly true that
o small rcentago Of phosphorus en-
tors int The composition OF the
healthy pin. and while Il IL also true
that nsbOntalns more or less phos-
phorus az may. and probably docs.
pass intthe circulation. Il Is yet 10 be
| proved ihor by theory or by oxpe-
rlence al a diet OF lsh is. on the
whole. ctter adapted 10 supply the
waste the brain than a liberal va
rloiy other alimentary substances.
and cfcillly Of meats. Fish Is easy
OF di1tion. cnd creates little yascu-
/ Oar oScmeni. and consequently forms
q llg and wholesome article OF diet.
. saltltor hah are the best OF any. as
thellesh Is more solid. more agreen-
BILE healthy less exposed TO putrcs-
cen and less viscid They possess
,he excellent qualities when fresh
/ wh sailed they have an the. proper
/ i,of salt nsh. and consequently itf
] dilyantages Those fish which have
scs are. in general. the most easily
| listed, and the best. and OF an these
% the fresh herring appears TO de-
se the preference The herring.
insh. turbot and founder are per-
ps the most dieosiiblc and best OF
b Salmon and mackercl. lobster and
lst other kinds OF she'll nsh are more
'mcult of digestion The mode of
boxing nsh Us OF considerable impor-
rncc. frying them 10 oil or lard BE-
m obicc, i0nahlc process. ln general.
DE process Of boiling ls best adapted
10 render them Wholesome. stewcI nsh
should be avoided by the dyspepuc.
Acid sauces and pickles render FISH
more wholesome for the stomach.
while butter has a tendency Co prevent
digestion. while spice and salt used IN
roderato quantities. facilitate the d.
;csiiyo process One Of the best
'aucos that can b. used with hsh %
emon juice.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30

President Potter Of the l.. 4. W. has
come out with a proposition TO concil-
late the Sunday racing faction. Potter
who o. at present in the West. whers
the supporters ~ sunday racing are In
the majority. has suggested that az the
next meeting OF the national assembly
the league can put itself on record as
opposed TO sunday racing. prohibit
such meets from the national circuit
bu, grant the privilege Co divisions oi
holding races as they see o. Such %
move. De- anticipates viii enable thg
riders now ou the Pacific coast now
under the ban 90 the league. 20 regain
their good standing resume their rae
ing under thc T. a. W rules and give
to ihc league ull and undisputod COM
troll OF racing in this country For to'
general welfare ~ the looruo its ot'
ncors realize that tho riders 0n the Pa
clac coas, must bo taken back. and Pot.
tor's plan seems the most likely one r.,
adopt.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30

rs no butior an. sorr But how
do You knoNat. Patr" asked the
professor SORT. IN teuye Ne
own cousin whowin the pond 10 a
gentleman ony. sorr. and hc looked
incrcdulous ljust as YOU do. and
nae cousin conot stand O. Tor him
10 doubt bis v SORT and 10 hc said.
'negora. me the truth of me
words, aRa with clothes and In
be jumped q professors face
wore an amuhd qulzzlcal expires.
sion. Yes. IN be- jumped and
didn't como tain. at an AZ an"
But" said tbfessor. II don't see
| that your conroycd hls point hy
rccklessly drCg himself" sure.
SORT, % wasnWuod a, an he was.
/ The next days a cable from him
Ia Australia, p 20 send on hls
clothes. phbhla Inquirer.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30

10. and the widest possible
statements made by enthusiasts upon
both sides Of The argument Says one
contributor 90 cycle Journals III
any reader thinks there IS anything 10
the wooden rims lct him lmmerse
wooden rim and q joIntlcss hollow iim
10 water Tor tweniy-four hours. Of,
tho end OF that time the wooden rim
VIII be found 10 be five or sIX ounces
heavier, and absolutely ruined. where
as the truth and strength Of the steel
rim Will remain unimpaIrCd"
The utter uselCssness Of such tcs'i
must be obvious 90 all cyclists. Biry-
Gle rims. either % steel or wood. were
not created 10 withstand immersion
Tor twenty-four hours Experience
has proved 20 thousands Of American
riders that the wood rim ls slightly
resilient light Of weight. and strong
enough. n sound az the ouifet. 10 out
wear. with ordinary care. many Of Che
metal parts Of a machine. ln coils
Ion the metal rim ls rendered uselr6.
nine times out OF ten. as ~ the wood
rim. and no well made and properly
treated wood rim will absorb sulhc-
lent moisture IN ordinary use to al'
feet Il In the slightest The tests nov
being made In England were mad.
years ago by American wheel builder.
before they would consent to the adop'
ton Of the present nn-de-sIocle rim.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30

,.te IN, republic 81 Venice When
Francis 2. OF France was The prisoner
I'D charles ". after the battle 90 pa
via his sister. Marguerite Of France.
tidou nf TIE Duo d'Alcncln. was co.
pe.ailv sent hy the kings mother vh'
bed ibs regency. on "a diplomatic mis-
.lon % thr emperor In Madrid. The
object of this mission was TO Obtain
fhe release OF Francis nor is % I'm
nrohablo that the threat io rcs.gn thD
roan of France. which tho French
tlnr made. was "a diplomatic stroke
suggested hy the princess This threat
biourh. thc emperor to reason. ihc
treaty of Madrid was signed and Fran
clr recovered bio liberty
Tho famous peace of Cambr1N
which was signed Boa 1929 ls known ny
che namo of tho "ladIcs peace De-
,.uso Two ladies were che negotiation
rhesr were Margaret of Austria. duch-
Ca dowarcr of Savoy. aunt of Charles
n and Iouls,. ilD mother oi Francis
NH|N .|N|NN N.N. ODD NNA'"'
Csmhray. and hoIug lodged 10 TWO ad-
io.nine houses. between which o. com-
nunlcatlon Was ofeaed by means OF o.
door met together without ceremony
ar observation. aud held daily conier-
enocs 10 which no person whate'ef
Vas admitted
AS both were perfectly skilled IN
hullnea says Robertson. "thoronsh-
Is acquainted with the secrets OF Their
reflective courts and possessed Win
psrioci confidence IN each other they
aeon made great nrogross toward "
anai accommodation. and the ampaa.
,sdors Of an the coniederaies Walieu
Ia anxious suspense 70 know their iate'
M. determination Of which was entire
!, IN the hands Of those illusirious ne
rotlsiors" IN the reign Of Henry "
" are told France sent an hmhassa-
dns 10 consiantlnople WicQueioft'
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30

In answer to a query as 10 what we're
the gref ~ arguments In favor Of
gear ca Y he cycle" says: "a good
mako gear case Is q necessity for
ling. for Il excludes dirt and
~ | lom the chain and chain wheels.
Ia being the important bearings Of
a machine. In fixed gear cases. 81
made as TO contain oil FOR the lubrica
ton Of the chain. the freedom from dll
and the constant fabrication will 10 G.
certain extent prevent stretch In N
chain. the motion Of the chain ais
causing the Oh 10 circulate into The
back hub and crank axle bearings
therefore. the parts Of the machine
which receive most wear by friction
suffer very l'tilo from the effects Of g.
Gear cases save much cleaning and
add 80 per cent % the life and runnlns
cf a machine.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30

The six daw OF sydney. Aus
tralia. man % slopcr elopcd In
turn. This is'cord Annie went
on az q, "ill1, Carrie aud Nellie
when they We AdelIna aud Flor
cncc both at ne husband Of the
latter Russell name. has been
prosecuted forging a child. Two
more female rs rcmaln. Lucy.
AGED Q. and aged T. Ola man
sloper has gh his regular work
now. and sltday on the back
fence nursing gun.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30

mile in e.35e-5. winning the cham.
plonship belt IN Cleveland. Tie Is alsl
the leading fancy and trick skater OF
the world and has "a record OF winnint
36i races without O defeat Eddie o
very enthusiastic over the revival Of
bicycle skating and expects 90 lower
his present record on roller skates O.
about o minutes.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30
nnr Mh,rl. In osrman,.

The German imports and exports fu;
cycles and parts for the FIRST scyca
months Of 1897 very nearly balance. ace
cordlng 90 the latest Official returns
From this source 10 appears that Anne.
lea Is answerahlc for more than one
third Of the imports. England a little
over one-nfih and Austria-hungap
with France about onc-siXth together
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30

In County Sligo among the hills.
there rs q small lake renowned IN that
region iof iil fabulous depth A pro-
fossor happened 90 De- in that par, a
ireland LAST summer. and started ont
one hnc DAY for a ramblc among the
mountains, accompanied by a native
guide a. they climbed Pat asked him
% he woud like 20 see this lake. FOR
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30

best posted men boz America ON aih
ietlc law. was selected as the chair
man Of this most important committee,
These appointments have been made a.
special marks of Mr.. kelly's ability
and diplomacy. as well as his keen and
close knowledge ~ A. A. 4. Affairs and
its laws. Mr Kelly Is a member OF the
State Board of Omccrs OF the New Jor-
scy Division l.. A. W. president Of The
Colonial League Wheelmen, secretary
treasurer Of the Atlantic Association
A. A. IT,. az well rs a member OF the
National swimming Association and
the Woodbury. Country Club, lie Is a
native OF Philadelphia. but has been
for some time a resident Of the quiet
suburban town OF Woodbury., y. J. He
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30

says the Nineteenth Century. Resort
was therefore had to what are called
IN France hommca de carriere. Theso
had not. and could not have. any other
authority than their talents gave them.
This was not enough either for Che
government or them They were
therefore. made haronB ana counts.
Some Of them acquired their titles
from foreign government The court
Of Rome. while not prodisai rarely re-
fused TO grant a title OF count when
asked for H. Several French charges
d'anaircs. and even ambassadors. got
heir semblancc Of nobility from Rome
Some sim exist which had NO other
origin.
The operation was az timcs rendered
awkward by the too plehclan form Of
the name. No change pas De nom quI
veut. but with little smarlnCss and
the help Of the CHANCELLOR Office Tho
dlfnculty could be got over II the name
began with De. which o. the particle
Indicative OF nobility. @ was an easy
matter. the only thing necessary be-
ing the separation Of the name Foi
Instance. N. Delamaro became N. a
Lamare. NJ. Delostrade was traus'
| formed into NJ. de- Lesirade. and NJ
Derullsy signed "DErylllcy" ~
he operation became a little mo.
troublesome when the name was
very commonplace one. such as I
rand. Regnault. or Dupont Ia q
sase the name Of > town or % poliu
division was added. and the rouilcr
allied himself Dupont de- rEurc or
/ Ncmours: RcTnault de- Saini-p |
rAngely. Durand de RQmonntin.d
20 forth
when the name OF town or we
vas available the wuuld-hc nobrn /
applied for permission 90 add his IN
,ra maiden name 10 his own. csiAl-
y u Il had an artistic sound ihH .
] way certain ambassador whoAm-
ly name was a ridiculous 90 nut
whose mothers name, though p'ian'
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30

hNNhE ANH NlNN-
Dtfs q the gentler sex. says the Now
York Advertiser. One would have i'm
agined that. with the innate love Of
intrigue common 20 nine women out
~ ten, the tact which experience
proves them 10 be gifted with. the am
hassadress would have been O common
character 10 be- met with IN the pages
81 history. the more 80 because. ac.
cording 10 authorities on international
Jaw no stale can reasonably refuse an
ahhlfaador on the ground OF Sex Yet
fNhmplca Of lady dlplomaiisis are 80
lev that the number may almost be
counted on the fingers.
one OF the earlier diplomatic mis-
s'ors conducted by a woman was thai
81 Margaret. daughter of the Emperor
or MACMILLAN l.. Who in the year 1905
when she vas widow OF Duke PhllIberI
OF savoy. concluded the well known
league Of cambray. These negotiation.
sht appears 10 have carried on not on.
~ IN the name OF her imperial fathe,
bui also IN that OF King Ferdinand Of
Spain. while Cardinal Ambolsl nego
Hated Tor the klng Of France and tht
pope.
49, her tact and cleycrness Margaret
succeeded IN arranging this treaty. me
result OF which was 10 almost annlhl
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30

country that hanolhlng narrow about
II. and. 10 crow all. a charity so bene-
ilcent. 70 ehifelous that slanderous
tongues attrllfe Il to a selfish desire
to satisfy onielf In helping othera.
For our partge look upon this kind
OF egotlsm ageing equal TO a virtue
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30

Congressmt YOU want 10 serve
your countrypu9" Applicant
"wen. aipIcular whether I
serve my cohuch or not. but I
should like an oflce Al a good
salary. Sorn Journal.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30
No rhssths coup,rv.

city Child tintry towns where
you 20 have 2" Actress-"No
Country tov1r have thcaters.
They have ara houses. acade.
mics Of musienples u Thospls."
New York
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30

THE MONOTYPE MACHINE.
Ing being a sort OF well-drilled soldier
doing a march past. That was the
whole matter. the one monotypo ma.
chine aided by the operator. punched
The paper. the other machine produced
aud SCI up the type aided by no man.
aud SEQ up In such a fashion that you
could take your storco or print from
10 40 once Each one VI the glisienlng
citer that marched along was only
about the third part of second old
Nhcn Do sot out upon its lifos task.
and in some newspaper offices its llfc
would BE- but a question OF a few min
uics. and get during the few minutes
40 iis sudden existence % may helm
to oyorhroW an empire or build one
mp When The porioratlon On the rib
bon 90 paper reaches q particular spot
"a portion OF that molten metal n
forced into a mold then nodded into
type. cooled. picked oui and SCI on its
legs or rather lex Aud the operation
Is repeated about three times In thu
second. which is az a rate In which
YOU could not utter the famous Jack
Robinson" How Is d doneg AN me.
chanicaily. an automatically. No new
principle of science ls Involved. no
startling development OF electricity.
The actual casting and fctiug done
by means 90 compressed air. The ma
chine works a. fast a. three olmpos.
itors, and since d produces "a new typ,
each time. the question OF bad inn
prosslons from worn-out type or plato
disappears II produces automatically
"a perfect Justification. IN other words
spacing In the ease OF writer's who
can typowritc no question ~ dlreult
scrihbllng occurs For. the typewrit.
ms part being separate from the cast
ius. the authS can wri,c on the ma.
chine and send over the perforated
rolls 10 thu Office 10 be put into the
machines lie has Infinite choice Of
type, and can have proofs Aluminium
the machine has been vigorously test.
cd hy many practical men. who are
unanimous az 10 its speed. efficiency.
and the quality OF work @ producca
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30
NOBILITY OF FRANCE.
sLEBEIAN NAMES HAVE AT
TANNED PATRIcIAN DEGREE.
Names which Were Changed The Eie-
meats That PORN .he hest society 1T
the Present Time--Egotista That 4.
Equal 10 virtue.

NDER the govern
ment Of July and
also when the scc-
ond empire came.
many OF the Old
families were
ayerse 10 entering
the diplomatic ser
vice. where their
names would have
been a pledge Of
welcome abroad.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30

Don't you think" The mother said.
proudly. "that her playing shows a re-
msrKahie hniahl "Ycs" replied the
younr man absenily. "bui she wa A
long time gotiing 20 ii,"-Ilarlom Life.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30
which d ns.tf

~ T. NlNiANrlN
started some weeks
ago among English
riders and CORE
fpondcnts as to the
respective merits
Of wood and steel
rims seems to BE-
waxing hotter as u
grows older Tho
most extreme tests
are beiag rcsortcfl
HHNa aaH N.H..
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30

Is an ardent aaao tnepf clean, honest
sport. on enthush,-a worker In the
cause OF amateur athletics and finds .
pleasure rni hobby In such work.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30

Henry G. Woodbridge. ettcr known
as Uncle Henry lIycmt Malheld.
Ky Some years ago h,bought a l''
In the Mayneld cemetery in which ne
placed a family monumit Later h,
ordered marble statues himself AMI
wife. and erected them ran tho SHAFT
subsequently he causcd1n equestrian
statue OF himself TO beaded 90 the
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30
NOTES OF THE WHEEL.
MATTERS OF INTEREST TO DEV.
oTEEs OF THE BICYCLE.

Controversy over Wood aud steel Rims
u Again RsEinE-The New Member
OF the Racing Heard The Champion
Bicyt;e skater-The Chainiess wheel
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30

They built houses better IN 1861
than they do In 1897. TO Judge by the
Well-prescrvcd Ipswich house that has
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30

A new museum has lately been ar
ranged nd Windsor castle. aud nov
forms a highly interesting addition to
the almost priceless treasures which
adofn other portions OF the royal resi-
dcnce. Il consists. Tor The most part
of selections from among che more
valuable objects which were FORMER
IA slowed away In the Round Tower
The electric light Is largely used 20
display the contents OF the respective
cases. and a very pleasant hour can
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30

now be- passed 10 the once bare and
gloomy vcsuhule the Dark Corrl-
dor" as % used TO be- called. 10 is In
teros.ay Co know THAI among iho FIRST
visitors who had an opportunity of .n-
sportinr The collection while 10 was re-
coivinr its finishing touches were the
Indian Cavalry officers whose sum
mons Co the Castle happened 90 have
fallen upon the anniversary 90 the
battle of Waterloo London letter Co
Chicago Dispatch.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30
TIL. ch.mrlan nolI.r saa,sr.

Ahf hhANlNhH h"if'A F.Af'N
Eddie Mcdowell holds the worlds
record OF indoor roller skating. ouo
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30

successfully weathcred the storms OF
three centuries There ara many his
torlcal and sentimental associations
connected with this ancient structure
among them being visits from Milton.
Dickens, Scott and Thackoay.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30
DIPLOMATIC
IL OFTEN RECRUITED BY
MEMBERS or THE FAIR SEX.
Ladies reace" NJ Camhray-Aurora von
Kouirsmark's FAILURE 90 Influence
Ciaries XII. bultles aud Tiuesse Of
Hine. de Cueibriant.

N spite Of the gen
orally conceived
idea anent the ina
bility Of woman
kind TO keep a &C.
cret. q Is not a iii-
lie surprising that
the ranks OF dlplo-
macy have not
been more often re-.
crulted from
among the nani
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30

collection. satisfied with this. he
sc, up hn, lhle studies of bis two
fayoriic foNhds. and then statues of
bis three bros. Uncle Henry has
spent thousa OF dollars in this way.
but De isn't Sized yet aud may IN.
large his lotl Increase the number
Of his siaiuosle may vary the styls
by erecting lilly groups
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30

she u Wearing u Nov.
Maude-" George. dear. wish yon
wouldn't knock at the front door when
yoo eall' GeorEe-"Then how shall I
enter" Maude-"with a rine-
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-12-30

viii have no use
for pads OF paper
and well-sharpen-
cd pencils. Instead
OF sending by mes-
senger boy an A.
legtb1c scrawi
written on any
Kind Of newspaper
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-08-05
LOCAL MENTION.

Glen Miller, the newly appointed
United States marshal of Utah. stopped
in Topeka last night. He is on his way
to Salt Lake, where he will soon take
charge of the office. The new marshal
is a nephew of the late Sol Miller, and
is a Kansas man.
Some high records have been made
recently on the Y. NJ. c. A. alleys The
following record has been posted on
the board at the alleys: Duck pins.
Hobson, 10; back, A. G. Martin, So;
back, Carl Osborn, 80; back Carl
Osborn. II; cooked hat, Andrew Smith.
40; called cooked hat, KempIon, AZ; 10
pins, Oscar Pyle, 203
Clerk Sharritt of the United States
circuit court has received "a large vol
umes of the proceedings of the patent
office. By a recently adopted rule all
the drawings and specifications Of pat
entS must be kept on file in the office
of the clerk of the United States cir
cult court and the first installment.
which includes but one year, 1895. has
of having an addition to the building
to furnish a place to store the records.
A government inspector is in Topeka
today and there is prospect of trouble
for the contractors who are putting in
the elevator for the government build
ing. For several weeks nothing has
been done. Holes were cut through the
floors and then the work was abandon
ed. H. Greuber, who is a Sub-contract-
or says he does not understand the
cause of the delay. He understood that
the machinery was shipped some time
ago. The elevator must be in running
order Aug. "a or a penalty of SO a day
will be charged against the contract