The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-29

w. s. Howell returned from Sherman
saturday night, where he had been In
attendance on the Baptist state Sunday
school convention. Mr.. Howell was nm.
animously reelected recording secretary
without opposition. In this connection
under the head Of Gan Accommodating
Officer" the Sherman Register saws.
The Register IL under obligations D.
SECRETARY Howell Of the State Baptist
Sunday school convention. for conrla.
sizes he has extended 10 the reporters
since the convention was called 10 or.
der"
Go for somebody, quick9 There's a
bug down my hack" cried a pretty girl
TO her best young man, while stfolling
In the cumpus the other evening
Hadn't better go for the bug'" he
suggested. Then she tainted dead a.
way. and when she had unsWOoned the
bug bad finished H. evening stroll and
gone home.
LOnoou. June ys-ihe queen return.
ed TO London this afternoon. her anal
jubilee day but one. and made what
was most probably her last jubilee ap-
pearanee In the metropolis. for With
the celebration that closes at Aldershot
Thursday next the state appearances OF
her majesty. Il IL said on Official an-
thority, will be finished: that hence
forth for whatever span Of life may 10
LEI, to her Queen Victoria will conane
herself 10 such work for state as can
be done AZ Windsor, Balmoral or o.
borne. All those Official functions
drawing rooms. public ceremonies
opening town halls. hospitals and tho
like. which bring the sovereign face 10
face with the people will now be- rele-
gated 10 the Prince and Princess OF
Wales.
Her majesty has witnessed and has
been the object OF a scene never sur
passed In material OF splendor and
moral significance since the British
Empire was created. For the occasion
she put aside her own. ever present
sorrows and griefs. In order to joln
In the exultatlon OF the empire The
result was beyond expectation. Every
body had known that the jubilee would
be remarkable. but few realized how
great would be the feryor and strength
OF popular feelings. The sounds far
more than the sights were a revelation.
The queen thinks. the statement
runs, that she has done enough. I'm
exampled devotion and acceptance OF
her obligations to her people have we'll
won her rest and IN 30 far as the SOW
ereign can, she now proposes 10 let the
burden OF responsibility fan on those
who must bear Il when she passes
away.
Il was knowledge OF this pathetlcally
mingled with loyalty that lent such
deep interest 10 the proceedings. feel.
ingly devoted In the FIRST instance 10 A
visit 20 kenslngton. Going 10 her
birth place, possibly for the last time
revived Tor the queen an the sweet
association Of childhood made more
solemn to her In that Il was here she
hrst knew she was queen and that
on this day, atty nine years ago. she
was crowned. As her majesty has al
ways cherished with passionate at
tachment every tender sentiment. the
visit was one OF mingled pleasure and
sadness, u seemed Indeed a farewell.
Her majesty arrived at paddlngton
AZ 1885 ?. m. She was IN the h,si on
health and walked with less difficulty
than usual The Grand Duke and
Grand Duchess Fergus Of Russia and
Princess Beatrice Of Battenberg occu,
pied seats IN her maiesty's carriage.