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Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-17
Try Chas. Baker Co.'S BINDINGS,
-BE and CHEAPEST WOOD IN THE CITY, 20 Bushels for $1oo-

the abolition of bounties would only be
acceptable provided all countries abol-
ished both direct and indirect bounties.
A further resolution was adopted call
ing upon the government to give the
sugar producers a wears notice.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-17
J. K. VALENTINE.

Philadelphia, Jan. lex Una "a
States District Attorney John K. valen-
tine died here today. He was appointed
to the office Of district attorney during
Grants administration.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-17

everal cases cafe windows were
smashed and the windows Of house
mistaken for Zola's were broken. The
police finally dispersed the rioters and
made many ARRESTS.
Louise Michel and Sebastian Faure adj
dressed a socialist meeting this evening
and denounced the secrecy attending
the trial of Comte Esterhazy.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-17
JOHN W. HEPBURN

San Francisco. Jan. 16.-John w. Hep
burn, esAaldernan,s and prominent
republican, poifeeian OF Chicago. died at
the Occidental Hotel yeaterday.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-17
STEAMER ARRIVALS.

AL New York, Servia. from Liverpool:
Auguste Victoria from Genoa; at Havre,
La Bretagne from New York: at New
York. La Norznandis from Havre
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-17
VACATION FOR COL. HAY.

London, Jam. 16.-The United States
ambassador to Great Britain, Col John
Hay, and family will sail from Genoa,
January 25, for Egypt for a tour up the
Nile.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-17
FLOODS IN SPAIN.

Madrid Jan. 16-There have been
serious floods near Valencia, capital of
the province of that name, and thirty
houses have collapsed.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-17
GERMAN SUGAR sRoDUcERs.

& Berlin, Jan 16.-The Society Of Ger
man Sugar Producers at meeting to-
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-17

wages will be nearly round million, il
the cut averages, as expected, about II
per cent.
Worcester morning daily spy., 1898-01-17
THoMpsoN NEWRuRY.

Philadelphia, Jan. 18--Jacob G. Nea-
fie, president Of the Neafie & Levy Ship
and Engine Building Company, died Of
heart failure. at his home in this city.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-17
FOR THE BAD BOYS.
A NEW FIELD OF USEFULNESS
FOR THEM.
To Tackle seience-New York Il APP
parsnily Preparing Her Firing Chill
dren for the ElectrocutIon Chair-It
Regenerste. Evn Minds.

The state OF New York has opened
the path OF learning that leads to
science to the boys for whom II Is
forced to care. As a result OF this the
electric department OF the state indus
trial school at Rochester Is a constant
object lesson TO those who believe that
boys who have once stated on a life that
pointed toward an evil ending cannot
be made good citizens. II was good
deal OF venture at first. but every day
Is now showing the wisdom OF the
movement The electrical machinery
that furnishes the electric light for
this institution is practically operated
entirely by boy electricians. there be-
Ing, OF course. several instructors to
give the boys counsel and be present
In case OF an emergency. When the
plant was first put in II furnished
1900 lights for the buildings. but this
number was Increased 10 over 1900
and the source OF light from Is
horsepower motor TO four 5-horse-
power, one l5-horse power. one 10
horsepower and two 2-horse-power
motors. The additional motors. with
the exception Of the lO-horse- power.
were all designed and built at the
school by the boys. and all are giving
everyday service. These boys. most
OF them declared incorrigible when
they were sent TO the school, set up
and aligned a 50-horse- power engine
They also changed the electric wires
from overhead TO underground. and
conducted the operation with such
care that no shutdown OF the plant was
necessary feat which would have
reflected credit on skilled electricians
The experience Of the boys Is made as
varied as possible. The repairing done
is as different a. the many electrical
appliances call for. Every bit OF this
except the repairing Of the testing In
struments. Is done by the boys. This
includes repairs Of motors. the wiring
OF chandeliers. the rewriting Of new de-
partments. caring for bell circuits. re-
pairs on arc lamps and the trimming
OF the same Not only do the boys
perform all the work In the electrical
Held proper. but an that Is directly
connected with Il also. This includes
engine work. caring for fans that are
run by motors. and the wiping and
cleaning Of machinery In the power
house. The cardinal principle OF the
Instructors Ia 20 trust the boys Much
OF the work IL placed entirely In their
hands. With experience gained and
under proper instruction they have
handled many tasks entirely alone and
greatly 10 the satisfaction OF the man
agement OF the school The result OF
all this Is that every boy whom Il Is
found has a bent In the direction OF
electrical work l. given an opportunity
TO develop along this line. The results
have been astonishing: and even now
a number Of the boys who went 20 the
school hopeless and without ambition
bid fair to become electricians OF
high order.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-17
FASHION NOTES.

White brooade is used for vest. in
cloth gowns.
Sleeves 90 bali dresses and other
evening toile,tcs are suspected rather
than seen.
Some neW and beautiful evening silk
have tiny turquoise pale green aud
Hight roso-cc'ored stripes on a white
ground. with baby rosehnds scattered
carelessly about
orElndle-subllmc IL lovely fabric
Tor summer wear The color tones are
exceedingly soft ana beautiful. and the
designs are quaint and bizarre. and
thoroughly artistic.
Plush "a making a vigorous bid fof
favor again and used In combination
with Venetian point lace. embroidered
with gold and silver thread. @ makes o
very rich dress trimming.
Tulles aud eauzos woven with nli-
gree g0ld. silver or steel are used for
making t0Uues Plain ulle and gauze
Will be used Tor trimming an sorts o.
spring and summer hats. and closely
spangled tulio win be used more foi
the pulled tlrter'ugs OF straw toquos
Lace collars and yokes. both black
and white viii again be- worn. and at
this particular time Of year. Just before
stock taking. they can be bought az
most reasonable prices. They are a
good Investment for summer gowns.
and will besides help 10 frcshen up
some pet gown tha' has done duty all
winter
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-17

The students Of certain big medical
college OF this city are enjoying good
joke at the expense OF one OF their pro-
fessors. The professor In question is
a physician Of experience and acknowl-
edged ability, but he made a diagnosis
which was decidedly faulty in the case
OF = young man, a sufferer from nerv.
Gus trouble. who was introduced TO the
clinic. In some diseases OF the ner-
yous system there Is an interference OF
the blood supply TO the smaller blood
vessels Of the skin. which show a con-
gestlon OF the venous blood A COM
mon symptom. for instance. is blue
color In the fingers. The subject be-
fore the clinic on this occasion seemed
to the physician to afford an excellent
Illustration Of this condition. Look
at this mans hands" said he: do
you notice anything strange about
them A number OF the students
gathered round to investigate. but they
declared that they saw nothing unusu.
al WHAT" declared the professor.
Cant yon see the condition Of the
subjects blood indicated there In the
blue color Of his hands That
proves But here the patients
mother. who was sitting near By. in
terrupted. Why, doctor" said she.
that blue IL dye. He works in tan
merry" The students laughed heartily.
and the professor promptly dismissed
the patient.-Philadelphla Record.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-17

Or. Maenish. In his Philosophy OF
Sleep. says: Man is not the only ami
mails subject 10 dreaming. We have
every reason TO believe that many Of
the lower animals do the same. Horses
neigh and rear. and dogs growl and
bark In their sleep. Probably at such
times She remembrance OF the chase or
the combat was passing through the
minds Of these creatures. and they al
30 not lnfrequently manifest signs Of
fear Joy playfulness and almost every
other passion. Illuminating animals.
such as the sheep and COW. dream less.
but even they are sometimes so Affect
ed, especially az the period OF rearing
their young The parrot Is said to
dream. and should suppose some 9th
er birds do the same. Indeed the more
intellectual the animal Is the more like
~ is Il 10 be subject to dreaming
Whether fishes dream Il Is impossible
to conjecture. nor can IL be guessed.
with anything like certainty. at what
point In the scale OF animal intellect
the oapability OF dreaming ceases. al
though Il Is very certain there Is such
a point. apprehend that dreaming Is
a much more general law than Is COM
monty supposed and that many animals
dream which are never suspected OF do.
ing SO"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-17
DO NOT DELAY.
An Ounce OF Prevention 10 worth a
Pound - Cure.

An Ounce OF Prevention 10 worth .
Pound ~ Cure.
Swanson Rheumatic Cure Co. Chi
eaCo. Dear sirs. used one bottle OF
your 20 Drops" and IL did me more
soud than any medicine ever
uscd II did me more good than
an the medicine have taken
from the doctors for two years, besides
funtrlng The entire time. In three days
ai'er ! ce-1meuCod using the g Drops"
my pains all disappeared. recon-
mend Il TO all sufferers Of rheuma-
ism. Nery resre fully. x. l.. Martin.
Anguilla. Miss Feb. I. ss.
Every family should have a bottle
On % Drops on hand. especially at
lhls season Of the year. Changes In
the weather are so liable 10 cause rheu-
matism. Ia grippe and many other dis
eases Ina; 3 Drops" cures.
For another thirty days you can Sc
cure a sample bottle OF IS Drops" for
Is cents. The manufacturer have
100000 sample bottles which they in
tend 10 distribute for this snail
amount.
Write today TO the Swanson Rheu-
matte Cure Co. iG7 Dearborn street.
Chicago. H. This company Is reliable
and promptly OIL every order.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-17

Darwin 10 his book on Movement
In Plants" Is Of oplnlcn that many
plants may be said to have sight. and
the Investigations OF other famous bot
anists have confirmed his opinion. An
Indian botanist relates the following
remarkable incident: I was sitting IN
the veranda with one foot against a
large pillar, near TO which grows
large kind Of convolyulus. Its tendrils
were leaning over the veranda. and 10
my surprise | noticed that they we're
yisibly turning towards my Lex. / re-
mained In that position. and IN less
than an hour the tendrils had laid
themselves over my leg This was In
she early morning. and when at break.
fast ! told my wife Of the discovery We
determined to make further expert
ments. when We went out into the
veranda the tendrils had turned their
heads back to the railing In disgust.
We got pole and leaned Il against the
pillar twelve inches from the near
est spray OF conyolvulus. In ten min
utes they began to curve themselves in
that direction and acted exactly as you
might fancy a very slow snake would
act II he wanted to reach anything. The
upper tendrils bent down and the side
ones curved themselves till they
touched the pole. and In few hours
they twisted right around Il. II was
on the side away from the light. and
excepting the faculty OF sight. l can
imagine no other means by which the
tendrils could be aware that the pole
had been placed there. They had to
turn away from the light to meet Il.
and they set themselves visibly towards
II within a few minutes OF the pole
being placed there.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-17
TRIAL roR HFHEsY.
Details of Recent Church Trial IA

Louisville. NY.
A Presbyterian trial for heresy has
lately taken place IN Louisville. Ky.
the defendant being a Mr.. Houston.
formerly a missionary TO China. This
gentleman seems 10 have adopted sub
stantially the views held by the sect
known as "PlYmouth ethren," though
ne has not Joined that domination
(which Is but a small one In this coun.
try but apparently regards II as quite
the right thing "a continue to hold
the position OF a Presbyterian minis.
ter lie is convinced that the Lords
supper Ia properly family observance
and may be administered by the head
OF household. requiring no ordination.
As eorollary to this. he holds that any
lay member OF the church may be ap-
pointed to administer the communion
to the congregation. Finally. he has
taught that entire sanctincatlon Is pos
sible to the believe In this life. TO
the ordinary person who knows moth.
ing OF the Presbyterian confession. Il
does not seem In the least surprising
that the accused. acknowledging these
teachings. was found guilty and cen
sured for heresy. The Interior. how
ever, says: What a spectacle is thlslr
Namely, the spectacle OF a man con-
demncd as contrayenlng the teaching
Of the formularies Of his denomina-
ton, who coniesses that he has done
so. What Is there surprising In that
spectacle? II appears that Mr.. Hous-
ton thought he could prove his tenets
out Of the Bible. and The Interior seems
TO consider that N any one thinks he
can do that he ought 10 be let alone
no matter though he may be going con-
trary TO the doctrines he has bound
himself to teach. Moreover. The IN
terror hints It's own conviction that Sir.
Houston is right on the merits OF the
question, and that the confession ls
wrong, Here We have again those re-
markable ethics Of subscription" OF
which We have heard 30 much OF late
years. But how can anything be clear
er than that when a MAJ has ceased
10 believe and teach the doctrines OF
the denomination 10 which he belongs.
he ought to retire from its ministry
II we understand our contemporary
not only Is he under no such obligation.
but Il Is persecution to forf- him out
Peoria Journal.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-17
AN OPEN LETTER 70 MOTHERS.

NC PC asserting ln the courts our right 10 the
excl s.Fe use oi the word HCASTORTA and
'PlithER 5 CAsTORiA. a. our Trade Mark
J. Dr. samuel Pitcher. Of Hyannls. Mas,a-
ehuscits, was the originator o; PITCHERS
cAsfokiA. the same that has borne and does
nov bear the fac-simile signature Of CHAs. n
FLETCHER on every wrapper This Is the
original PITCHER CASTORIA" which has
been used In tho homes Of he mothers OF
America for over thirty years Look carefully
AZ The wrapper and see that 10 IS the hind you
have always bought, aad has the signature 81
ChAs H. FLETCHER on the Wrapper Nc
enc has authority from me 10 use my name ex.
eepi The Centaur Company. u which Chas n
Fletcher l. President
March :, isqs. sAMuEL PITCHER. NJ d.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-17

The autographs pane Of glass has
many a poor relation OF whom Il may
well be ashamed. A young woman
waiting In a railway station the other
day noticed on much-scratehed win.
dow her own name. She had written
1t there years before with her first III.
lie diamond ring Some stranger had
scratched a heart below II with the
name. John Smith. The young woman
let her train go ny and obtained per.
mission from the station master 10
have the obnoxious glass replaced By
a new pane
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-17

seasoned with little salt. and dfink ouiv
a httle milk. became 20 bad that tfias
VOC much Of even these caused terrible
suffering IN the regions Of the stomach.
dstting pains back Of the eyes, attended
with dizziness aud psFtiai loss Of sight.
ne onl say could get relief was bv vor.
Ting. Finally had such a severe attach
that the entire LETT side Of my bodv zen
numb and partially paraiyred. and 10 his
condition, ! was taken 10 my footn uucon.
ssiqns. The physicians failed 10 helm me.
aud none Of the many remedies took and
me any good. Al last a friend presented
me with bottle Of Df. Ayers Safsapafilia
end before had used half Of u. could see
a decided change for the better. used
three bottles and was 20 completely cured
that Tor four years have not been troubled
with the old complaint, but am rugged and
hearty and able 10 eat anything that can
be eaten. II would be impossible 20 say
TOO much In praise Of Dr.. Ayers Sarsapa-
filia. and would not give one bottle Of Il
for dozen Of any other kiud."-M. s.
SHIELDS. Meridian Miss.
Try Df. Ayers ssrsapariiia n Won ar.
dYsprptic. II YOU want more testimony 20
the value Of the medicine, get Or. Ayers
Cuffhook. n h sent free on request BY
the ]. {. Aver Co, Lowell.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-17
SOCIETY IN SIBERIA.
Hostess and Guest. Frequently Retire To
the Kitchen To Cook aud Eat.

Hostess and Guests Frequently Retire Ia
the Kitchen To Cook aud Eat.
AT one Of the grand balls attended
al krasnoyarsk." writes Thomas G.
Allen. Jr. OF Fashionable Siberia" in
the Ladies' Home Journal. Il was i'm
pressed by the profuslon OF nowers
used In the decoration OF the ballroom.
and which had been imported from Eu-
rope az enormous expense, and also
by the importance given to the matter
OF refreshments. Although there ap-
peared 10 be about four girls 20 one
man. the male portion OF the company
spent the greater part OF the evening
al the buffet. or zokoosh table. eating
and drinking The conversation Of the
women. found. was most convention
al, and one could invariably anticipate
the same remarks upon an introduction
70 lady knowledge OF French.
which was surprised TO find few could
speak, is considered the most grace
tul feminine accomplishment. The
kitchen. however. has for the lady OF
the land a peculiar fascination. Very
often while dressed In silks and satlns.
and conversing with her guests. host
ess will proceed 20 Try a bin or PAN
cake. and eat % vita the greatest gusto.
The other ladies are AZ liberty 20 fol-
low the hostess example 4 they
choose"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-17
BREAD, POTATOES and MILK.
A Dyspeptics daily diet.

pysrsrsia \ one Of the most prevalent q,
tsceses' Thou fauds Of people sufIrr Tom
y IN more pr less aggravated form prw
ntseasgs ar more painful 20 the iudividual
more ihf reaching iu their effects ON
nanlan ute and happiness. what the dys.
lepuc needs 81 not local treatment. H.,
ntte temporary stimulus The zeal neeJ
~ hc iqninF up Of the entire system. 100
w the system and Is sill DO is own dght.
lnsi ana promptly eject auy intrultng
sefttf. Ihe surccsf OF uf. Ayers saf.,-
paulla VA curing indigestion aud dy.nen.
"a - due % Just this quality witch IA
lossffses, Of renewing the vital forces.
I.paiinF the waste aud loss Of the bod,
ne oidinafv treatment brings The f,ed
geNu 10 TIE level of the week stotuacb
~ Aiets raf.lp1fiiia rnts strength into
We stomach. lld brings itunto me level IN
tne Aforf ia1t RIO f0r mcu. no doe thIs
nF rucnRihcnini the entire system The
s,emich calnli t1v weak when al the
s.ihet organs are gaining strength what
70 ftcf fs1pafiila will DO Tor dvspcp.
~ y hfst illusiratcd iu cases like thst 81
" :. shields, Meridian. Mics. Mr. Shields
had s1i down 90 The last level Of dyspepsia.
hnt let him icil his own story D.
For year,, was afflicted With dvspep.
ola which gradually grew worse until 1
soule eat nothing hut bread and potatoes
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-17
SAVE YOUR LlFR.

Disease sometimes gets hold upor your
kidneys before You realize that anything
serious Is the matter often these organs
are neglected until that awful malady,
Bright's Disease u the Hidncys has fas-
tenel upon you, and death awaits it, vic
tim. Many miraculous curcs have ieon
wrought hy course of treatment with
DR. Davis Kidney Tablets These tablets
are put up in the shape oi a Kidney bean,
aud the formula has been pronounced by
tie best physicians of modern umo, 20 he
the most direct in action ou tho kidney oi
amy remedy known o. medical sclenrc.
Fifty thousand boxes regular Boz size will
he sent postpaid for BE each On silver OF
for thirty day only address Dr. y. q.
Davis, Frankfort, Ind.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-17
WHY

Why isn't a medical glass a sanitary
measure?
Why Isn't the bookkeeper's lunch the
bite Of an adder?
Why don't some bad deb, agency nm.
dertake TO collect the living the world
owes a man?
Why does the man who Is Away
blowing usually find 1t difficult to rails,
the wind2
Why shouldn't the pink Of prophet,
be an appropriate flower for our ma.
tional emhlemg-Ex.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-17
A loafer reaches the last stage waen
be goes 10 sleep In a saloon.


Colorado i the banner gold produc
Ing state In the Union. Production In
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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-17
nnrNn mann TICKErs.

10 beaumont win be- sold from prin.
cipal points on the Houston and Texas
Central railroad on April ~ and II AT
greatly reduced rates, account 81 I.um
bcrmen's convention. Tickets limited
10 April -. 1895, for return.
To Dallas account Grand Command
cry knights rcmplar Tickets on sale
April r. aud 10. Tickets limited to
April ~ lS.is.
To Galveston Tickets on sale april
% and 49, account y VI. g.. \. conyeu-
ton. Tickets limited 10 April ~. iS''S.
See any II. \ 4. &. agent for further
particulars.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-17

In large cities n the United States
the condition OF the poor Is constaatl y
being improved BY the benev0lences OF
wealthy people. Sanitary reforms are
suggested and carried out with earnest
ness, but those produced By IIosietters
stomach BItters IN disordered liver.
bowels or nervous system are very con.
spIcu0us.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-17

To manufacture a cheap kalsom.ne
stuck on the wall with glue claiming
.t 10 b. the same thing" or Just n
good rs the durable Alahastlne. or 10
buy and sell such goods on such repre-.
scniaiions would seem q cheap iri X.
Some resort 10 H. To be- safe. buy Ala
lastlnc only In packages and properly
labeled
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-17
beware Of Ointment. Tor Uatarrh rhss
Contain Mercury,

as mercury viii surely destroy the sense
o. smell and completely derauge the
whole system when entering 10 Through
the mucous surfaces. such articles
should never he used except on prescIip-
tons from reputable physicians. a. The
damage they VIII 10 o. tcnfoid 10 tho
good YOU can possibly derive from them.
Halls Cafarrh cure. manufactured By
=. !. Cheney 4 CO. Toledo. o.. contains
no mercury. and Is taken Internally. act
ing directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. In buying Hairs
Catarrh cure he sure you get he genuine
II Us taken internally and made in To-
ledo ohio. by r. J. cheney 4 Co. Tes-
timonials free. Sold hy Druggists, prise
itc Per bottle.
Halls Family Pills are the best
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-04-17

Some Idea Of the attention that the
Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad is now
paying 10 H. passenger traffic may lie
gained from the fact that during the
past eighteen months nearly 500 pas.
scngcr ears received thorough and or
binary repairs G1 being repainiel.
Nearly all Of the equipment j. nlw
royal blue and most ~ i Is equipped
with Pinisch gas. the Piutsch u NJ
being used on local as well ~ through
trains