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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-28

fWiio Of the Governor OF Colorado
doing good work. and Is AN active
bmach OF the federation. The good
women OF the little city perchcd amonG
TIE clouds. do not intend to bring about
a revolution through delayed evolu-
ton" 80 Or away Durango. In the
silver san Juan" Is another reading
club. the oldest IN the southern part OF
the state. which Is do.ng excellent worh
IN philanthropic as wei as educational
lincl
Even TIE famous gold camp OF Cripple
Greek. where only mining stocks are
supposed 90 be- under consideration.
boasts a womans club. the Columhlue.
with Mts. l.. Z. Smith as lts president.
The Colorado Federation Of Womans
Clubs was organized April .. 1895. l,s
aim was TO promote ami control great
Interests and be- an active power for
lood. bringing about united action
mong the women OF the state. and The
cooperation OF moral ANA intellectual
forces. AZ the head OF The Colorado
state Federation. as lbs president. b.
| Vrs =. NJ Ashley. OF D,nyor a woman
/ u national reputation Beautiful
gracious and womanly. Mrs. Ashley Is
Ia perfect example OF the high born
progressive American woman In her
I O. realized an example Of the ideal
woman Al that Mrs. Potter Palmer
has been 20 Illinois. as iis exponent OF
gracious womanhood Mrs Ashley has
been 10 Colorado Mrs Ashley was
born in ST. Mary's, o., aud In 1861 was
married 90 T.. NJ. Ashley. one Of Den.
,er's most prominent citizens
Immediately after their marriage.
and long before a railroad had found
is way acro-s thc plains. Mr. and Mrs
Ashley came 10 Denver, which was then
.ut mining town. Having lived lu he
Hadiug mining camps OF Colorado.
Nrs. Ashley has known every phase OF
pioneer life un TO the present day. which
ends. not only wealth and culture
lboundlng in Colorado. but its women
armed with the ballot In the early
says OF Mrs Ashlcy's life in Colorado.
pomen shopped with a channels bag or a
totilc Of gold dust IN lieu Of a purse.
rar from the culture Of her eastern
iome. Mrs Ashley set about trans
planting. not only that culture. but the
icautiiul home life Of the east. and from
ier trips to her distant home. and the
more distant shores Of foreign lands.
he brought great stores Of beautiful
thoughts to share with her less fortu-
late sisters. For thiriy-four years there
las never been a progressive movement
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-28

A horrible tragedy was enacted at
Clayton. Mass. the other day. when
EDGAR Cecil Plant. about p years old.
shot and Killed his young wife. whom
te was forced to marry less than three
weeks ago. stabbed his infant child.
md then. three hours later. put q bullet
through his oWu heart Plant was TIE
ION OF $. J. Plant superintendent OF the
Clayton white brick and terra Gotta
ompany's works, working for bis
father az mouldcr The murdered
woman. whose maiden name was Ada
!. sanford. came there with her parents
about two years ago. and ever since
that time she and young Plant have
been on terms OF intimacy, This lnti-
macy eliminated In the birth OF child
IN April n. aud ON the following day.
under pressure brought TO bear by the
sirls father. Plan, was forced TO marry
nor
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-28
MANY MURDERS.
Italy Has Pour Thau,a7d IN a single
Year

Year
a correspondent writing from Rome
gives an account OF an address by Prof.
Baron Garoialo. delivered recently be-
fore a popular audience In that city.
Garofalo. who u recognized a. one Of
the leading penologlsis Of Italy. gave
some statistica regarding the annual
loss OF life by homicide In Italy. which
were very startling. says the New York
Recorder. The total number Of muir
dors In Italy during the last year was
about 1900. which Is equivalent. said
the speaker. to a homicide every two
hours This Is a very much greater
mortality rate than exists In other civil
lied countries. the ratio In France being
one-tenth that in Italy and the ratio
In Denmark being one-thlrty-hfth Of
that In Italy. This tendency 10 homi-
eide Is due. according 10 Baron Caro-
falo. first to the existence Of the ven
delta. which has fingered longer In
Italy than In any other country; then
TO the practice Of duellng, and. perhaps
more than all. 10 certain defects In edu.
cation and 10 racial tendencies. Caro-.
falo thinks that the remedy for this
consists In improving the system Of ad-
ministration OF justice. In enforcing
capital punishment. In recasting the
methods Of education throughout Italy
largely on the lines advocated by LON
breso and his school, and finally. In the
cnnobllng OF the moral and religious
sentiments OF the people This. accord.
Ing to Garoialo. Is to be done not 10
much by moral rs by religious inculca.
ton. To the religious instruction given
IN Great Britain aud In the United
States he attributes the fact that these
countries have In for,yyears diminished
by one-half their annual proportion OF
delinQuents and mendicants. while In
Italy there has been an increase In
both delinquency and mendicancy since
1869. Baron Garofalo's strong advo-
cacy Of the value OF religious training
coming "a II does. from the school Of
LonhrOso, Is a factor which religious
teachers and professors In this coun.
try will rejoice over with great heartl.
ness.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-28

Grogan And fWhat dye think av the
law they have been maxim In New
York ihot % saloon cannot DO widln goa
feet an n church,
Hogan sure, an q Is a good thing.
Afihor the man comes out OF the saloon
ID gives him a 200 foot walk Tor him &c
find ont DO De- need another drink be-.
fore be goes into Che church In,
dianapolls Journal
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-28
degeneration tn r.r,,lan Coffee.

There has been Frca, complaint Ct
late by foreigners IN Paris regarding
he quality OF The coffee served at The
aoiels and cafes. Paris has been noted
heretofore. by the excellence OF thu
coffee dispensed TO visitors. but foi
some unknown reason the coffee scryei
recently has been OF the very loves
rade Il has always been difficult Il,
obtain a cup OF good tea on the cont.
nent but no complaint against the cot
Zee has ever been heard before. Tha.
the Partisan rolls and butter arc mp Il
their former high standard IL no de.
Tense against the charges made concern
Ing the degenerate coffee New Yorl
World.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-28

on the ground OF sanitary safety,
cleanliness, attractivenoss and econ
omy, in the long run there isno COM
parison between exposed plumbing
and the old system, where everything
vas boxed IN with WAinscoiing. 10 is
lrue that the frat cost is rather more.
bus lhis should deter no one from
adopting a. Closets. washtsands and
bath tubs that are boxed in form a
lurking place for hlth and vermin that
defy the most thorough housekeeper.
The inner surface Of the wood, which
4 always damp and never exposed 10
fresh air. Foit aud decays slowly. Al
tkoush no careful. experiments have
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-28

slabs, hack aud sides, and are located
IN laysiory and bathroom; galvanized
iron sink and drain board set on iron
legs in pantry copper boiler in
kitchen two soapsione wash trays m
laundry IN cellar. Tho bathroom con.
tains. besides the wash howl before
mentioned, an iron porcolain-lined
hath.tub with hot and cold water sup.
ply through combination bath cocks;
ALTO an all porcclsin front outlet
wster.c.oset with tank, chaiu.pull,
etc, complete. An fixtures are trapped
aud the exposed pipes In the bathroom,
including traps, are nickel plated. The
soil pipe runs mp through roof Tor
vent pipe above highest fixtures
There n a thrce.inch ircsh air inlet ON
this line extending up 20 grade from
ihs point just back OF the trap 10 o
point ten feet from house. Sink and
wash tray traps are ventilated separ'
ateiy by twolueh iron pipe extending
up above roof All lead water.teryice
pipes are "A lead pipe.
The above mentioned plumbing will
cost about $3.50. and could be
chearouod about $50 ~ emitting the
nickel plating ~ WINES IN hath room.
--Cu-operatiye Building Association
New York.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-28

bright and progressive women. Who are
In close touch with an the advancement.
and the thought OF the day. This may
not have been true a few years ago. but
the ballot Is proving a wonderful eiu-
Gator and the brlgl. split of progr5s-
sion is IN the very ala. Cmo life ia q
strong factor IN the progressive and 9o-
litcal life OF women. and Is the roaliza-
ton Of true democracy The club
women OF Colorado are the progrt sslvo
women and the leaders In the great
philanihroplc and political movements
Of the day. They are influencing mat
tiers Of state In a great degree Suffrage
has brought many new duties and re-
possibilities 10 women. which they are
not slow 10 realize aud act upon
Last fall after a visit 20 Colorado
and Us State Federation Of Woman's
Clubs. Mrs Hearotln expressed surprise
AZ the number Of charming women she
met. and at the ability aud eloquence
Of the women. whom active club lie had
brought out az speakers There Is
scarcely a mining camp IN Colorado
which has not its club and little coterio
OF "up-to-date women" Colorado Is iull
Of bright women who make OF tent or
cabin a home of refinement. aud who
ere earnestly fitting themselves Tor the
new phase OF their lives and the duties.
known and unknown. which may fall
10 them
There are forty-nve clubs In the State
| Federation OF Woman's Clubs today. the
approximate number Of members being
1890. and when a true woman steps ont
into the field Of public l.fo IN Colorado.
she has the sure support OF an army OF
/ her sisters. who are banded together iof
the common good. The iorty-dve tubs
which compose the federation are scat
I tered over the entire state. The Home
[ Reading club. OF LCadyllle. OF which
Mrs 7. W. Edwards Is The president. nl-
though seemingly small and Isolated. "a
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-28

7. Church. MIS- Kate Waterman OF
this city. who was formerly a school
mate Of Mr. Edmlns er. acted 40 brides
maid. and r. W. Bachrach OF the
Italian consulate was b-st man. There
vas nothing elaborate about the cere-
mony. and no Invited guests aside from
those who Stood up with the contract
Ink parties After the wedding the
happy young couple wrote ieS adieus
to their friends In town and made pre-.
paratlons 10 leave for the easi.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-28

vet been made, and no statistics have
been compiled. medical observers hsvs
recently determiued tha. decsying
wood b. % prolific source Of di,ease.
Where the plumbing Is exposed there
j. absolutely no chance for lurking
disease germs. The initial cost Is
small price 10 pay for this immunity.
Boxed.in plumbing calls for constant
renewal, but that that is exposed has
practically as long life rs the house
that shelters II.
To secure house immunity at all
timos from sewer gas, and 10 prevent
any subsequent annoyanccs, have the
system Of fixtures, traps supply and
waste pipes well planned and ar.
ranged in accordance with the best
rules The constant grouping aud
concentrating OF fixtures will material
" reduce the cost OF the work. Avoid
a useless multiplication OF plumbing
fixtures, also locating fixtures In sleep.
ing rooms Plumbing fixtures, Is.
pecially water. closets, must always be
located In we'll lighted and we'll venti
lated apartments. Ia small cottages
plan the bathroom ns nearly as posi-
ble over the kitchen, In order 10 70.
duce the amount OF piping, Numer.
ous and elaborate plumbing apph.
ances are useless and expensive. The
above design IL an example Of eco.
nomioal and concentrated sanitary
| plumbing.
The pipes argull exposed so a. TO be
easily accessible 10 case Of leakage. The
wash bowls nre porcelain with marble
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-28

In Bavaria the police will allow no
woman TO appear In public on a bicycle
unless she holds certificate OF Ell
cheney. To obtain one she must first
ride before the police officials In a crowd
Of other candidates without falling on
or running into anyone.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-28

Patriots are not made by parade ant
fultlan, by imprisoned applause OF
stock lingo sentiments and superstl.
tl0us oheisancc TO any symbol The
roots OF true patriotism are the prln.
clples OF honor. manlincss and justice.
To cultivate these In the public school
ls OF more value than 10 raise the aag
over it-Rev. Frank Crane.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-28
fcoryrlehtlssl


n The general regret Of the passing
81 ,rilranship and fne handwofk 20
male room for cheaper aud more pre-
ttniions maclsino work, there IL little
81 lhis feeling towards plumbing. II
/, true that the old iouTneymen we're
splsndid workmen aud turned out
Jobs that are n pleasure TO look at.
But sanitary science was not under
stood until . lev years ago, and not
she most periee. workmanship can
make up ior a lack Of traps that can
not be liphoned. OF a lack Of adequate
ventilation. Within the limit Of ten
years past, plumbing has made won
deflul strides IN advance.
In the Modern Houses" no feature
receives more attention from archi-
ietls and house builders than the sani'
iaFy arransemsnt SO nov. among
ihs many practical and utiliiarian de-
.nils Of interior construction tending
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-28

During Jealous quarrel James Beals.
young moulder. OF lrunton. o.. shot
his wife three times. mortally wound.
ing her. They had been out Tor a walk.
and as they approached their home on
their return. he drew a revolver and
fired four shots at her. three taking
eject tie then escaped.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-28

PERSPECTIVE NEW
70 increase the comfort andconvenient
arrangement Of houses none occupies
more important position than those
relating 70 the fixtures, traps aud
pipes which introduce aud distributes
into our buildings supply OF pure
water for household use, aud after
wards remove from them the semi.
fluid foul vasteT, designated sewage.
when q lnau makes up bis mind 10
build, almost hia drst tompiat ON TO
cheaper his estimates comes when he
gives out his plumbing contracts u
Il one Of the main ito as Of expense,
and he reasons that mach Of II will be
out 81 sight and evidence, aud be ~
strongly tempted 10 put the money on
aeslhelie adornmcni. rather than on a
matter Of pure utility. But II this
reasoning prevails, The builder viii
never cease 90 Teproach himself 10
u to be taken for granted that no ona
would 20 lower the plumbing cfti-
mates a. 10 provide menace So
health. But Il lightweight and cheap
maierials are used troubles are never
ending-cheap closets, hoppers aud
faucets are a constant nbominaiiou.
Laymen 10 not seem 90 understand
that lead pipe which is subject 60
constant chances OF temperature will
decay 90 that II may be broken almost
like desaycd leather The thinner q
is The quicker u goes ont Of all pro-
portion. For this reason. 10 cay
nothing Of bursting from ,udden pres
sure. cheap lead pipe 10 the most cx'
pensive Of all economics. The general
adoption Of iron initoad OF lead pipe
. most important improvement only
eKcclled by what Il naturally led to-
exposed plrmhing.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-28

DO not think YOU will leap lnio
heaven by a single bound at death, Sot
50. Every day you are. by every sic.
tory over flesh. ascending that ladder
which leads from earth to heaven.
Heaven Is not gained by a single bound.
Rev G. n. Mitchell.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-28

Neither you nor have a right 10 ash
any one TO accept our construction Of
Christ or the niblc. The right to In.
dividual bclicf-that Is Professionalism,
that Is Prcshytcrianism. that Ia Chris.
t!oniiy. Rev. r. c, vrooman. Prcshy.
tcrian. Chicago. m.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-28
Caaars.sIanaI Mar..

Hlgbee You women have queer
Idea Of debating club. When
looked In last night YOU were all talk.
Ing at once
Mrs Higbee-We conduct our club
on congressional lines, Henry .-Phlla.
delphla North American.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-28

Paw" asked Willie. what is
money easy on call2'
1T must be-" said NJ. Ferry. when
you are sure the fellow you call hasn't
any better than two pair against your
three. ~ Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-28
nla %. n.t rh.r.

A preacher who used for his text
"The world the flesh and the devil"
said he would make only a few re-
marks on the world. touch lightly upon
The acsh and hurry on TO the devil
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-28
WOMEN OF COLORADO.
SUFFRAGE SEEMS TO BE A
GREAT EDUCATOR.
How the Bright. Progresslys Members
Of the Gentler Ser Are Taking Al.
vantage Of their Opportunities Lead.
Tag Clubs.


' - generally ron
ceded thatthe wom
On Of the west are
m ore progressive
and active In prac-
teal work than
their sisters OF the
east and south. Al
though far from the
centers OF culture.
Colorado cannot be-
outd0ne In her
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-28
ourh, to ~. prsme,.a.

Principal ito commercial traveller re
turning from the roadl-How came you
to charge such low prices TO Schmidt
who Is known TO be a shaky customer.
Commercial Traveller thought n N,
man happened to fail We wouldn't lose
so much by him. Manufacturing
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-28
FOR HOME BUILDERS.
solNrs on HOW TO MAKE AN
IDEAL DWELLING.

~ Ialast Dssslopments an the Science
81 sanitary Plumbing How 60 Guard
Asalast sewer Gas aud Other Al
nsyancss.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-28

Mrs. Eugene Sandow, wife OF the
celebrated strong man, Is an enthusias.
tic cyellst and a strong believer IN the
bloomer costume.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-28
MOTHER good

MOTHER good"
man In his business
b. about TO be- re-
leased from prison
u b. none other
than the notorious
Mag Ct the bunko
s.c,r,rs Hungry
ioc he has leen
SOWING ia years N
AarlltGd prl on lor
bunloing william
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-28

Professor OF English Agricultural
Collegel
course OF lectures In Colorado under
the auspices Of the Equal Suffrage Asgo.
citation, and between her lectgss, ls
husily films In her time with an the
practical observation she can get Of
the working Of the suffrage In the state
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-28

A new play Is being written for 4. 3.
willard by Henry Arthur Jones. Mr.
willard will appear a. a hypnolist
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-03-28
STORY OF HUNGRY JOE
A BAD MAN WILL SOON BE OUT
or PRISON.

has Besn serving the state % Macy
land For the last ss isars-- WI
Now EBloy snug fortune OF $500
600.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-01-21
N, KIkL.Y CABINET.
Three Places Have Been Fiilsd-~enator
Aidrich Spoken Of in Come elton With
the Treasury Portfolio.

Three PIacss Have Been FiIIed-~enator
Aidrich Spoken Of in Come elton With
the Treasury Portfolio.
Washington Post)
The statement which ha. been made
from time to time in the Post relative
to the personnel OF Mckinley's Cabi-
net can now be crystaliized into posi-
tive knowledge regarding three places.
as follows:
Secretary OF State-John sherman,
of New YORK,
Secretary OF Navy-Cornelius VI
Bliss, of New York.
Attorney General-Judge Nathan
Golf, Of WestsVirginia.
Beyond these thee places, nothing
has yet been de finirely settled. It il
known howeyer,that the name of Sen
aror Aldrich, Of Rhode leland. was re-
Gently suggested to Mr. Mckinley in
connection with the portfolio. The
Senator yesterday positively refused
| either to confirm or deny the state.
ments which connected his name with
q Cabinet place, saying that anything
which he might say would certainly
be misconstrued, and he would, there
fore, remain, silent. He was in con
ference with his friends at the CAPT
toll during the day, and also had
talk with Representative Dingiey.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1897-01-21

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prs crnt for Zach sssstioEsI sx..a os-r
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arp conrauy az P-r,se op<r, lag .
Telephone az 80 srssrhsrSw h,rxs
mere thss ~ thr rate Of twelve AL
pr sEran for the r,ui &C a.. 90 , t.i--
phone ~ = rvsadsr - 60 sicki~sn CO.
lar- pr sunasn fec th~ ss~ 80 rretrs
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80 Az OF sa.iE~s.-
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60 t.lrphanc company .hAtl ~ ceH,--
qarne~ of the '-IaBli.hsp~nt 81 "a.
rates herrin provided for. git- I.s.
anSGni oI Accom- nO1s'isn - tut~
rior sscor IN Udst,On Than . %
| furnished
sICnos :. ksvry railroad. .'-.u,
boat. telegraph snc .arr... Company
shall on the tlrsi day of Janusr, n, =
.irst day of July of each yfr rrlatn
on oath 10 the Railroad Commission q
l,st of the franks Of Tree pssss. graa,
ed 70 persons other Than emf luy-rs -
| OF connecting corr GRAFTON, st,tiuE
| oppo-Itc TO the name of each t-rson
the nature Of the service for which
said pass or frank was Issued, which
list 80 returned shall L. open n ali
| times To the inspection Of the public
| SECTION g. FOR each and every yio-
latlou of this act the cor operation 80 Of
Tending shall b. liable TO penalty in
the sum OF two hundred dollars TO be
recovered for the benefit Of Any person
| who shall SUE for the same before a
justice OF the peace in any county IN
which such corporation shall have
part of its line or track or hEbitualis
exercise its franchise