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The San Francisco call., 1898-03-16
DR. SANARELI IS
 GIVEN A SETBACK.
The Brazilian Government Refuses to Grant Him an Exclusive Privi-
 Iege for His Fever Cure.

Copyrighted. 1SsS by James Gordon Bennett.
 BUENOS AIRES, March 15.-Ad- vices from the Herald's correspondent in Rio Janeiro state that the Brazilian Government has refused to grant pr. Sanareli the exclusive privilege to use his newly discovered yellow fever cure in Brazil. pr. Sanareli is backed by many physicians and insists upon the privilege being granted.
The San Francisco call., 1898-03-16
Trn;on Pacific and Short Line.

inc IInion Pacific Railroad Company de- nies the report that President Burt is to become president of the Oregon Short Line. and that the two offices will be merged into one on April L
The San Francisco call., 1898-03-16
WARNING!

A word to the wise should be sufficient. All confidence, bunco and ure-thing and other objec- tionable characters are notified to leave Skaguay and White Pass road immediately and to remain away. Failure to comply with this warning will be followed by prompt action. 10l.
 Skaguay, March s, 1898.
The San Francisco call., 1898-03-16
Bona Won the Goelet Cup.

CANNES, March 15.-The Duke of Abruzzis yacht Bona won the Ogden Goelet cup to-day, easily defeating A. D. Clarke's Satinetta-
The San Francisco call., 1898-03-16
SIR HENRY
 BESSEMER Death Claims the Most Celebrated Inventor
 of the Age.
Made Famous by Working Out the Steel That Bears His
 Name.
In Many Ways the Noted Englishnaan Gained a World Wide Rep
 utation.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

LONDON, March 15.-Sir Henry Bes- semer, the celebrated inventor of Bes- semer steel, died last evening.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-04

for hours al time and never a muir
mur Of Impotence escapes them.
Day by day the stories ~ his won
derful cures spread ont In growing cir
cles. and each day Of the revival brings
increased numbers Of the sick.
Wahatche seems 10 be possessed Of
wonderful magnetic powers. His cures
are usually effected by simply touch
lng the patient. OF rubbing his hand
over the part afflicted. In some cases.
however. he gives the patient a pow
erful herb. which Is used ~ a tonic.
lie uses the same herb In every case.
lie Eathers II himself but will neither
tell what II is, where he gets It, nor
anything OF IT, healing or strengthen
Ing properties The patients after being
treated sit or lie down for a time, ac-
cording 10 his instructions, and then
return home reio.ing, to spread the
good news.
The revival. quite unlike the super
stitlous festivals and dances conducted
according to Indian tradition. Is a quiet
and orderly affair. There has been no
disturbance OF any kind nor any undue
emotional excitement
The Indians from other tribes come
In delegations, and are met by delega-
tons Of Delaware. The pipe Of peace
is grayely smoked by the head men.
after which the visitors present their
hosts with presents Of ponies TO show
their appreciation Of their kindness
and hospitality
The meeting has been In progress
two weeks. and more than goo Indians
have been converted Among the mo-
table converts Is Chief Little John
WHEN the Indians prafo Christianity
they ave required FOB e.r0 1000 many of
their native customs Understanding
nu uQlgmms .# mot c1u,0uaurn1 uy
Christians ChmfLU|rJ0m announce
ua. Doc wIl proceed .0 I.N1.u. .0w o
OIL. U.p H..u.. fu H. .u accord "..h .N.
como. fol-. H. u.W .'H
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-04
AnnrIItr

Appetite Is entirely distinct from
hunger, which may be- painful ln Doc
extent, Il Is Natures iutImar1n that
something II needed To- supply the pIae.
OF that which has been used o. ml7u
away. Every motion OF rhe b1I5
every thought of The m.rH. wears aaa.
and uses 100 some particle. .' tl. u.
m0H uUd unless other ....... Old.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-04

TO the limit of length required. Pro-
ceeding in this way she would In
courfo Of few hours secure Tor her
self one extra BILL Just how much the
woman stole was never aBceralned.
but she succeeded In saving enough
money out Of o salary N $500 year
10 build q beautiful house in q semi
fashionable quarter of the clty and 10
supply herself with valuable bric-a-
brac and even horse and carriage.
u was q fact that she generally drove
to the department every morning ln
this vehicle that attracted attention
to her mode Of living. and
eventually led 10 the dIscoy-
cry Of her method of peculation. She
was Indicted by the grand Jury. but
was never tried. as she died from can
Ger before the day set for her trial.
The amount Of money which this thrift.
~ countess" secured was estimated nj
all the way from $4,000 TO $780, 600 but
there Is absolutely no means Of dis.
covering just how much she did secure
from her dishonest practices.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-04

compared with the invention % resi-
dent o. Providence. n. ~hich pro-
ylies f0f the feeding u . stable
ful Of live stock al day ak. Ar.
sleepyhead simply turns on his pillow
and Jerks a cord. which opens a valve
In the stable and lets down the requis'
lte quantity Of feed into a trough.
There are quite a number Of inyen-
lions for lighting the FIRE In the morn
ing without getting out Of bed. Ihey
are all operated by clockwork. The
newest and best Of them IL credited 20
an Illinois genius. A clock II SET Tor
a certain time and when the proper
minute u reached. the mechanism
throws" q lever. which draws a match
across a piece Of sandpaper and igniie-
the klndllng. One Of the latest patents
is for a street lamp which has a clock
work apparatus attached 10 A. 40 the
correct moment for which the machine
Is set IL closes an electric circuit. az the
same time opening the gas pipe. I'M
mediately The gas Is iggited. ana u
burns until shut On by the clockwork
NJ daybreak in the morning. In this
way the street lamps al over city
may be- made to light themselves SIM
ultaneously without the Intervention
Of human hands
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-04

While American women have their
own grievances the sex enjoys a free
dom Of action and an opportunity for
getting ahead greater than are found
elsewhere. The men Of European coun-
tries, as a rule, are far less considcrate
Of women than are Americans In Bel
GUM woman digs In the mines and
does the coarest Of work In Germany
she tolls In the fields Even In France,
the country of politeness, she tolls Ia
borlously and often with little consld-
Grafton on tho part OF the male portion
of the community The towns whore
art and culture most abound often pre-
sent striking counter pictures Huua.
PEI, ma beautiful city, yrt Zoo tnIH ap-
parwug civilized community 'ho '1ur-
let "m Huug gIrH wu a0mDu o. 900
ages carrying W... mJ mortar .Hd
missing Do. mur wd..,.r . mNH.
+. .I". HI.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-04
SOME DisPENsARY
iie- q Hirh womaa'- Deceit
rosrrri.

Such instances as the following ar
~ with them their own moral, says
the Forum. During the examinations
u a dlspenmry faticnt a roll o. 0iiiA
dropped from her pocket The doctor
picked o. up and remarked Madam
this Is free dispensaFy. and. as you
are able 10 ply a fCe f0r medical Ah-
vice. must decline 10 treat you mere
Well replied the woman. that money
90 for something else You are paih Dy
the city and mus, prescribe io' me-
ON being assured that the doctor re-
cclyed mo- salary from .lg source %,
patient became indignant and protest
I'D that sh2 vas entitled 20 attention
equally with tho 'ials Who hAn pre-
cedol her and fiom NnoM One han
rented o. h0u tle see. r.ioF. =
sIIll more tritus ease Do l..l'rI "!
another physician t Nr.i.h'1'y
clad woman presented ael.,il 90 me al
the dlspousary and asked Tor treatment.
She gave me t. name thai ] aiiefSaiu
found was assumed. She was llhiy ln
need OF attention aud said she conla
not pay. / bcllegod her and agreed 10
treat her. II was an IutercEtins ease
ana she consented 10 appear before the
| class of auy or sixty DOCTOR one day
after she had been before the class He'
eral times and treated. ] was dH'ihF
with ms wife in Central PARK. We
we're passed by a magnificent team ana
carriage spanking horses. hoDDy
coachman and footman, and slliirrrini
harness. N the carriage Waa l'Hl
whose features were familiar hni
could no, remember where ! bad seer
Ter. That me day my charity paiien
presented herself. aitlrcd as usual %
the poorrt OF clothes recognized pei
as thc lads % the lne turnout ] sl..
nothing. a8 / thought ! would in'''
tlga'o A icw days later 1aw the sam
carriage % front Il % fashionable -hn
and got good g.ga of my patient I.
she allghtoI when ahe most pre.enir
horscls asked Dor for hrr real nam'
She gave me her assumed dHp'nsar
name. Then Z told hr sH' Waa dbl
cciylng mc and she finally dac.o-ad he
Identity She was the w.i. ~ % ma
known aIl over the city asa millionaire
I rcnt bin TO her husband and BE- w1
raid without o word.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-04
POINTERS FoR JERRY SIMPSON
Homarsabis output o. thr Articles rhai
lie Vas said Go seorn.

lie Was said 90 scorn.
Il, may seem incredible. but Il il |
nevertheless a fact. said q prominent .
Wholesale hosiery dealer of New York
10 the Washington Star man. that the
production Of seamless hose In this
country IL abou, 10000 dozen pairs
daily. 4 daily production Of 100000
pairs OF stockings would mean 1900 900
pairs each working year. or 2j0OOO,OoO
I pairs a year. which Is an average uf
about i've pairs 20 each man. woman,
/ child bclndden invalid and picksn-
inny IN the land Moreover. The osti-
mate covers only one class Of stockings.
| though probably the most numerous
ore. 90 course, the bulk iH VI the
| cheapest .',les-th07c that rell in
the wholesale trade Tor % cents per
dozen 900 Whereabouts"
where DO they 30 go?' er.cd The
writer
THAT IS % d.ncHlt question 20 an
swcr But the figures which have
given you ARE not exaggerated, ana
they throw a strong light on the glgan-
tIc dimensions OF the clothing trades.
We scarcely put hosiery and underwear
among the important divisions OF dry
goods. ana yet the transactions IN this
line are beyond the scope Of any ordln-
AIRY Imagination. \ few months ago
q company ~ dealers representing the
importing side Of the trade alone gath
cred 100 New York city to confer on
how best 20 protect their interests. and
, n rough computation ~ the capital rep
resented hy the houses that Joined In
action gave the siupondous total Of
5000 100000. The business done annu-
ally To- all grades Of domestic and Inn
ported hosiery Us about Sij0OJO 900 In
times p' dopre ion and tl25ooO0o0 .u
, years Of prosperity ThC.o are twelve
y mills in New York state whore u 3.
estimated that 5000 persons are en-.
=, gagged 10 the manufacture Of ihc lower
grades OF hosiery The goods ora
turned 0uI from each OF these factories
? NO che rate OF about 5000 dozen pair.
daily. lHe} are sent rhIrUt To Rev
York city and distributed through %,
.l south AND west az prices $50 ridiculous
ly loR th,t 10 Is surprising hos thD
'i manufacturer can turn them ont viii
" q profit The competition lu this lIn,
- OF business is very keen. and this keep
down the price and. incidentally wage.
be- Although the imports Of hosiery from
England France and Germany are year
y ly decreasing. much 10 the benefit o
" the home market. this country has no
is 90 present the expert hands and ma
tc chlnery necessary for the successfu
10 manufacture u the best grade of good
IN For that reason alone dealers are CON
r. PEELED 20 import the finer lines q
p worsted and silk hosiery worn By th
ps middle and well-to-do classes
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-04

people and compelling them tn arise.
There IL a kind Of bedstead. Tor eN-
ample. which holds ~ mattress in
frame that Is retained 10 the normal
position by catch. AZ the proper hour
the catch. operated by a clockwork
mechanism. loses IN gfip. and the mat
trcss frame becomes vertical Instead
Of horizontal. throwing Slcepyhcad out
upon the floor
There II another sort Of bed which
lets the head OF the sleepy person drop
when getting up time arrives. one end
Of the mattress frame collapslng hut
one Of the queerest Of the patented me-
thods Of waking people up involves
the employment Of tin pan and a
weight hung by cord. When the
hands OF clock reach certain point,
the weight Ia released. and falls upon
the pan. making a dreadful racket. An
other oddly IL frame from which are
suspended number Of corks. During
the night II Is lowered gradually by a
clockwork mechanism. until at the
proper hour ana minute the dangling
corks begin TO bob against the nose
and face Of the sleeper ~ course he
"a1es up ~ u'"S , Wv ''", ., '"' , I'''
age OF MS s'',p ava, ''', y, la ,",'
l'nu'I 'nA','' w ',' gov, ' w. .''' D..
~ D'','',,''' p, ~ ''' ~. ll'' -, w.,
,'' ''' ~. ,''' ..',' -. ,i',,
''' N''''' VI "'' '''-
H'Fh''h ''s'''Ia In ''' ''.l ".' 'H.
h''l oH '''"'NE ''. ''' .'.. NOW
..'N''Of .'. ... ...'.i..... '''.. '.
''. .''''.. o.. ..''.'.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-04

E..uu.W.t C,H..auI u.u IU.I
n Mercer county. Is. q. NW Wt.I N.
Jhp asset lr recently Iu. u.m.a.
OF hH property To- .Ha. un mIaH. Poe
taxed H. aUyrI fH0 value of hIa now
homo 40 100000 and bots personal prop
crty 90 $4,000 uo Says iu hl8 re-
marks that this Us as near as he can
get at the value oi his securities. be-
cause Of the uncertain condition Of che
market and the iluctuating value VI
sLock. Eek.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-04

rau cma with o. bullet wound
through Deer .Hu ".O .".uuI 'I..
a.da hDr COZ at Jb. go Louis hospital
rico, tba shadow ui bleeding man, %
gaming wound Boz h.E forehead and 90
look oft uauJtpuulo rDpruagh loo hlH
glazing eyes. % la the memory Of Are
thur Haulcy, who killed himself ON
her account. Lulu Clark was danger
ously shot In a quarrel with John Daily
one Of the prize lighting brothers Of
that name.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-04

Ivy
Large union camp-mogt.n-s are held
Tally and nightly by white mission
iries, assisted by Indian converts. and
'ully 5000 Indians ar present Dele
cations are present from the ChcFotce.
Usage, Otoe Choctaw and Creek tribes.
Wahatchle. a convert 10 Christianity.
has advanced from q plain medicine
man 10 a divine healer of the Schlater
ype. Old. bent and wItheTed. with the
SHOWS Of many winters on his head. the
Old brave presents an uncanny figure,
enough In itself to inspire the superstl
ti0us with awe.
lie Is credited with having performed
some remarkable cures Us the laying
On Of hands. some OF them apparently
we'll authenticated.
His fame has spread over the Who'll,
u Indian Territory. and not only have
those Of hls own race locked 10 the
camp grounds 20 see the wonderful
healer. but even white settlers has,
/ travelled q hundred miles ana more q
bring to him some afflicted member oil
I their families 10 test DIS powers.
But though a Christian. converted bl
the teachings Of the white missionaries
and theoretically accepting the doc
/ trine Of the universal brotherhood %
man. the aged medicine man will rare
~ stretch out bis hand TO heal one o.
the white race 80 matter how "a
they have come. nor how cauestI
they plead. his answer invariably ID
"Palofaccs have medicine men u thei
own"
WahatchIe sits In his tent from earl
morning until FAR into the night recei,
Ing the IN and afflicted. The Indian
gather in such numbers that the lat
corners must wait. sometimes mt
nghtfall. FOR their turns 10 come. Wit
the traditional patience Of their rae
they stand with their blankets Tral
ped closely about them or sit 10 grouI
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-04


mediate environments as be was a cen
fury ago. lie does more thinking than
he did then. and a greater part 81 bis
business In life is left 10 the purely
mechanical brain functions. The IN
venioH. always a step ahead Of the
requirements Of the times. are already
atNEork deyising oontrivancea 10 sum
mon ebsent attention One Of the
latest OF these Is bracelet that has an
alarm watch attached 10 H. The wear
er, having an engagement at a>~tain
hour. sets the watch. and when the
time arrives a little needle point pricks
her arm and reminds her Of the duty
TO be performed. This IL only one Of
many devices for like purposes. Peo-
pie want TO be relieved of the trouble
OF calling things 20 mind. and that is
one reason why there are 10 many in
yentiOns employing clOckWork. A.
the patent Office a large class OF inyen-
lions IL comprised under the head Of
alarms "-these being machines by
which persons who otherwise would
not think are made 60 think. The
average individual lB Obliged. however.
unwilllngiy. 10 get up NJ a certain time
In the morning. To provide for This
requirement many ingenious persons
have applied their talents 10 the pro-
duction Of c0ntriyances for awakening
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-04

pabslcy Well, ! suppose your son
viii soon begin his last wear In col
lcgc' Parks No, hc Isn't going back
.hH fall" nahs'oy "Oh. shafts too
Dad De- ought to 900 through. uov
.hnt hos got alour 90 ttn hs. ,.
Whats tha m.I0r. Parks En.
l.ini gm wow thE' hn HaI mI A.
...r .nI 'H.. POI. W.r .I .H ."
.H. Cleveland I.H..
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-04

The farmers wife Is shut up to the
home life in greater degree than rs
true Of almost any other class OF wom-
en-. She does not simply work from
sunrise 10 sunset. but from before day
light until long after dark Sometimes
10 happens that when all the chores are
done and supper Is over the other
members Of the family gather around
the lamp with books and papers or
games. while she must mend. or per-
haps make new garments Often the
family Is 80 used 10 this state of things
~ not to notice H. Yet In her heart
the wife and mother may be- longing
10 read n some member Of the family
will read aloud she will find her task
less wearisome. and all will be benefit
I'D by the discussion which IL almost
sure to follow.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-04
IN THE REDEMPTION OFFICE.
4 Clever Countess" who Ussd - Rob
Ineis sam.

During the incumbency ~ the ONCE
Of United States Treasurer by Mr Hy-
att Of Connecticut a woman employed
In the redemption division was discoy-
cred In q very ingenious scheme FOR
making a fortune az the expense Of the
United States. A. H. well known the
department redeems AZ full face value
any portion Of q bill provided no more
than Onc-ihird Is missing This wO-
man would take a package Of $50 bills
say. and would tear q fraction. per
haps three-quarters Of an inch long
from one OF them She would secrote
this portion. and 10 q short time would
take another bin Of like denomination
and tear Oh o piece twice as long, sub
shutting the mailer piece from
the first BIN go as to bring the note up
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-04
wAHATcHIE At HIS NOMINATIONS.

terror. Finally DE WY struck the an
imal a terrific blow and managed to
get out Of the cage. Then the loss u
blood from his wounds made Itself felt
and he tainted. The bear biz large
chunk out Of the keepers Leg. lie Will
be laid up for two or three weeks.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-04

The great roller steamer, Of which 30
much has been written, n vessel which
It's inventor promises Is to revolution.
ize ocean travel, do away with seaslck-
ness and make the voyage from New
York to Queenstown in two days at
the most. was launched at Polson's
shlpyard In Toronto Thursday. The
shell Ia a tubular affair 100 feet long
and 35 feet In diameter. Il has been
illustrated In the Blade.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-04

Cy DE vry animal keeper ct LIn-
coin PARK Chicago Tough, o. desperate
duel recently with a big brown bear
Tho man was armed with slight whip.
bruin with the weapons nature gave
him. For q short time 10 looked as II
the Infatuated beast waI.I 1900 hIt
keeper and hundreds o. SPECTATOR
crowded around the pt shr.ekci with
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-04

smith What Kind Of wedding
present are you going to send Daylsg"
Jones eel was thinking Of sending him
lawn mower Smith That's hard
ly an appropriate gift" Jones Why
not? He's marrying a grass widow.
isn't he?"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-04

#.m. SWISS .luE.ca recently caaaraI
from prison aHl 900 advertisement an.
nouua.ua lhu Iao says that with Tie
DIosc.cruppnl hair mIckorbockers and
striped Jackets the fugitive murdorcrs
may easily be- mistaken for American
or English tourists cXcursionins In the
Valalsan Alps
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-04

Morgan / wonder why II Is that
priests never get married. Flower
Don't you know that womcn have to
confess their 'imperfectiUns To the
priest? Morgan Yes of course;
but Flower Then what makes you
ask such fool queations9
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-04

In my own busy days read very lit
tie. but my husband read aloud while
I worked or mothered the babies. Now
with time TO read Tor myself ! only
half enjoy any book that Is not shared
with some one else. Thoughtiulness
and unsclnshness go far toward max
ing ideal homes In city or ,ountsv 30
New York Tribune
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-04

City Nephew-Did you ever lose any
money on the shell game? Country I'm
ole-You bet have been shellin'
out tew my son Reub At college fer the
past three yeara
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-04

Agent OF "Koola Kola" That prima
donna wants $500 for her signature to
a testimonial Proprietor Well, |
know that advertising pays-but II
won't pay that much.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-04

SympathIze with your wife IN her
hobby whatever II may De-. \ hobby
is usually = very harmless amusement.
and every woman needs something
which viii interest her enough 10 take
her thoughts away from the wearing
daily routine Of her life The path Of
duty lies along this routine and a con
scicntlous woman finds o pleasure In
doing that duty as well as she can.
None the less, she needs something
outside Of II all.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-04

The sugar-"Youro always taking
water; why don't you brace up and
show some grltf" The MKT would
II only had your sand"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-04
HEAP BIG INDIAN
UAHATcHIE HAS CAUGHT THE
MESSIAH CRAZE.

Becomss q Healer Of the sehiater Type
aud T. Creating No Ead 80 Excite
msnt az a Chri.tian Camp Meeting
Ills Marvellous Cures.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-04

He-"when first met my wife I
thought she was one Of the most econ
omical women In the matter Of clothes
/ had over known
she-"You met her at the seashore,
'belleye "-Yonkers Statesman,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-04
SOME REMINDERS.
QUEER INVENTIONS TO MAKE
PEOPLE REMEMBER.

Cioctwork Alarm Worn a. the
Wrist 4 Bsi witch Damp. sleepy
beads on the FLOOR Chance 60
Laugh.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-04
A RhInnar.

Philadelphia Record Nell heard
Aec father was skipper. Belle-What,
. zee captain Nell-Ns; bank cash
ish
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-04
THE ROTHSCHILDS.
the GREATEST MONEY POWER
IN THE WORLD.
Between Them They Control $4,000
100000 In isi5 One Of Them
Made IS 100000 ia = Day by osttssE
the Exclusive ssw. from Waterloo.

ICH as a Roth
schild has for
q number Of years
Throughout the civ
ilize- world been 4
typical expression
FOR a man of Inn
men wealth 9th
ers hayo shown
equal talents for
money maf ing. TO
be- sure. 10. ior e1
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-04

W sHING TON
dispatch 20 the
Philadelphia Times
says Psychologists
assert that civilized
human beings are
growing more alb
sent minded The
average man Of In
telligence today f.
not 50 alert not 30
cons ions of his IN