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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-07
.LoNpoN's LATEST PAsTIme.
Fencing .. an After-Dfs.er Amu.e-
meat for Ladies'.

Fenetn9 es an After-ufnner Amuse-
nsst for Ladies'.
Fencing promises TO become more
and more Of fashionable pastime In
London. especially among the fair sex.
The authority for this statement 10
Mr.. Mcpherson. a professor OF the art.
who is Just noy.sking part In a series
OF brilliant ASSAULTS d'armes in Paris.
and whose presence among the cham
plOn swordsmen has given rather an
international aspect to some OF the
bouts.
In addition TO the usual orthodox
displays In the fencing rooms In Lon
1on." he told a Daily Mail representa-
tive, 1T Is becoming frequent 10 see
Rfter-dinnef bouts IN the circles Of the
elite between a couple OF expert fenc-
ers engaged for the OCCASION form
OF amusement which may yet disturb
the serenity OF the other lions the
German pianist and the Italian violin
St
There Is especially movement
among the fair SCI strongly In favor OF
the foils. After all. nothing Is more
graceful In the world than the silhou-
cite lunge brilliantly executed In a
short skirt and gymnastic shoes. And
besides. the exercise develops muscle.
and that's what the sex goes In for
nowadays.
AT leas, one lady fencer. Miss Low
Their" continued Mr.. Mcpherson, is
more than a match for the best ANA
! teur In England. and the equal Of most
OF the professors. She has practiced
! fencing almost from childhood. More
than one lady In London teaches the
art. and altogether there are more
ladies praciiclng fencing In london
than men. This result Is partly due 70
the enthusiastic advocacy OF the foils
by lady Colin Campbell. who Is herself
an expert Mrs. LAngtry a.. Of course,
5 well known as another. and other ac-
tresses less known are diugent stu
{ dents.
!. The Italian school o. fencing pre-
!. walls rather TOO much In London and
o as the reproduction is only more OF
q less Ike the original. London fencing
leaves much TO he desired. Certain
amateurs. however. stand out brilliant.
. Ily-Capt Hutton. Mr.. Egerton-Castle
: and Sir Charles Dixie. The last NAMED
= Is indefaugable. and is well known II
Paris for bis proves.
Paris is after all. he added. "thI
home Of tie foils. Whereas there arr
hardly more than half a dozen goo'
= sales d'armes In London there arr
= some hundred and fifty In Paris. an,
= the ylrtuosity OF the opponents Is pref
p ~ much Ia the same ratio. Rue. Pre-
u vost. Klrehofier. Conte the Italian. an
young Desmedt. the Belgian. are n
present stars OF the professional nrma
ment.
n. "Laiterly In France the foils hay
a yielded In some quarters to the duelln
A sword. Ia which the play Is notabl
N dlrerert Thomeguex. for instane'
who fought PM. is not a marvel wit
the folls. but one OF the most redoubi
able q opponents with the sword. an
especially when the wigs are on III
- green"
:, There Is a prospect Of London seeln
Il some OF the champions mentioned I
tournament 10 take place at one {
:; the sporting clubs.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-07
Property bargains.

II You need a home or have money to
invest You cannot Afford TO miss this
opportunity. Il will pay bargain.hunt.
ers to see me; oder the following prop.
erty very cheap.
8 houses on lots /, ., 3, 4, 8, block l2i,
being the hall block west OF G.. $. Par.
ker's gin.
! house ON lots q aud T. block 1865.
1 house on lots /. :, 3, block li9; (my
home).
. lots In block l27-lots o, :.
= lots In block l4S-lots Q, 10.
Part Of block No. ~, Hills addition.
IS acres of land miles from Bryan
good improvements.
J $3.50 j. q. TABOR.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-07
cru.h.a hr Falling sl,,s.

Nashville, Aug. Ga fearful accident
in which John Swarbcck Lost his lie,
several persons woro slightly wounded
and one man still missining, occurred
az Bonair, caused by falling slate
Swarbcck's body was soon recovered
but the missing man Il feared 20 be uu,
der the slate, which Is being removed a.
fast as possible, Swarbeck's head wa,
almost severed from his body and IN,
head and right side terribly mashed
lie was 90 years Of age, came from Ire
land and leaves a large family.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-07
Call.

By virtue Of authority vested in me
as chairman Of the non.pariisan citi.
izens organization for Brazos county.
I hereby call precinct meetings 10 be
held August OH. for the purpose OF
sending delegates 70 a county conyen.
ton to convene at Bryan In the district
court room, August Goth. For any cause
should the persons designated fail to
call precinct meetings, then any friend
4 the movement may make such call,
and send as many as they choose-the
more the better. Vote in convention
allowed the respective precincts 10 be
determined by proper committee. To
call conventions in each sTeeinct
No. wv NJ Jericho, VIII Brooks
No. 2-John Fersuscs, John Moss; No,
S-Df. John Edge, Abe Johnson; No. 4
w J Roberts, Elias Mays No. s.
Robert Henry, Dennis Ballard; No. b.
A White, VIII Ellis; No. John
Stasney, josh Washington.
BE. Bullock,
A. c. Bland, Chairman.
Secretary.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-07

Boston, Aug 6.-Three men lost their
lives at railroad crossings near here.
Maurice Conlan, switchman. was
struck and killed by a train which he
did not see, as he was tagging one from
an opposite direction. About two hour.
later John Sullivan, brakeman on the
road, while going TO his work, slipped
IN front Of a train, all Of the cars Of
which passed over his body. John Rear.
don was run over by a train on the
Fitchhurg ailroad IN Someryille and
instantly killed.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-07
WILL NOT FIGHT
MUCH At PORTO RICO.
Madrid Hs. distracted Governor Maeias
To Follow the Example Of General
Torai at santiago.

New York. Aug. GA dispatch to
The Herald from Madrid says the gov.
eminent has given orders that the min
ister Of war shall not force resistance in
Porto Rico TO the utmost This is at
the ins,igation Of Premier sagas,a, who
deploTes any unnecessary loss Of life.
knowing Porto Rico will inevitably fall
into the hands Of Americans Captain
General Macias has been instructed 10
obtain terms like those obtained by
General Toral or better, so as TO save
Spanish honor as much as possible
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-07

Watercress sauce Is made by stew
Ing chopped watereress in butter for
ten minutes, then adding a pinch OF
salt. the same OF pepper, the same also
n mustard and a spoonful Of vinegar.
Beat till quite smooth with a wooden
poon. then add the gravy from the
casting Joint. This Is served In a
auee-tureen, and is a pleasant change
rom ordinary gravy
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-07
n,rienIe On, o.cIecL loo.

No woman with any regard for her
digestion will drink tea az an afternoon
reception unless she arrives Just after
the amovar has beeL lighted and sees
the ieamaker put the fragrant herb
In The pot. when tea is left standing
Tor hours. as Is usually the case az an
afternoon at home. Il becomes tanlc
acid pure and simple. and Is almost as
effective In wearing away the coating
d the stomach as any other corrosive
poison. For promoting Indigestion
and gastric disturbances tea that has
cooked" for a whole afternoon is quite
lnereelled by even bakers pies or hot
biscuits
A clever device introduced at a wo-
mans club 10 obviate the calamity OF
every member becoming a dyspeptlc IL
The urlatan Tea ball A sufficient
quantity OF tea to make a teapot full
of ihs cheering beverage is placed in
the teapot The tea is enclosed In a
little bag Of tarlatan and as soon as
be liquid has drawn the bag Is hshed
out and thrown away. When the tea
pot is empty a new tea bag Is put In.
and fresh tea made one result Of this
Ihygienic precaution is that the club in
question eyinces as much interest In its
| ) o'clock rite as Il does In speeches and
discussions. thus bringing the mem
9ers into closer touch with each other
than they would be II all their time
and energies were expended In political
bother.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-07

George W. Jolouick. W. T. Blythe,
Da.la. J. = Luz. 81 Louis, c. Thomp.
son, san Antonio; l.. l.. Jester, Tyler
were a, the Exchange Yesterday.
Read John NJ. Caldwelrs ad giving
notice OF bis removal .ale this month.
lie will be loceied at Reads drugstore
after August. lsstf
The recent sale Of the James Cooper
cattle was made by I'D FarquhAr OF
weIlborn 10 Msssrs. Hale and Childress
instead Of 20 Mr.. Reeves, as stated in
The Eagle report.
For pure fountain and bottle soda,
Dr. Pepper, and all the latest iced
drinks, candies, fruits, nuts, etc, call
on G. e.. Parsons. lbjif
IA Farquhar, who was here from
Wellborn yesterday, has just returned
from the Galveston convention in which
be participated as a delegate from
Bpzos.
Buggics, surreys, hacks aud closed
carriages al Gooch's livery stable. lie
can supply vour wants In the livery line
promptly and at very low prices du
| IT. Palmer was here from wellborn
4 yesterday Mr.. Palmer will teach the
wellboin school the coming year. lie
l. a bright aud deserving young man
who las risen rapidly by bis own
efforts.
Joe b. Reeds insurance companieI
have ali adopted the policy Of paying
death claims arising from the war will
Spain. For accident and life insnrenc,
either In lodges or straight life compa
mics zee Joe b. Reed. n
John Holden, II. l.. Wilson, +. vii
son, Taylor Wilson, Jim Francis, G. W
Covingion and others we're here yester
day from the Tabor community. Mr.
II. L. Wilson reported that Mr.. Henri!
Fullerton is very sick, having grow
worse yesterday.
service held at the Free BAptis
church here Friday night Rev. J. NJ
Hughes Of Waller county, formerly
. member and minister Of another he
nomination, was admitted to member
ship and regularly ordained TO preach
lie will assist Rev. A NJ. Stewart an
Rev. ". T. Wood in revival meetin
begun al Brishtlight Church yesieria,
The Eagle learns that Mr.. 4. II
Ward. vice pre'iden, Of the Thurbe
, coal company, has bis machinery q
position and everything In readiness d
begin sinking a shaft Tor coal At Wei
born Monday. Preparations have bee
made on an elaborate scale and a thor
ough test Of the extent aud value OF IN
: C al supply there will be made.
Prof. Wv Acud, W. D. Everidg
and g. b. Douihii were pleasant caller
! at The Eagle Office while in the city yei
10 ieriay. The singing school they al
conducting ai hurten is a great success
e Il will close next Friday with an a
. DAY singing aud dinner on the groun,
and a cordial invitation Is extended |
the public 20 attend. Prof Acufr an
EyeHdge will sing at the Methods
lchurch 10 this city this afternoon at
o'clock Everybody invited.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-07
LOCAL NEWS.

J. c. Blume was here yesterday.
Mrs. Joe b. Reed went to Waco yes-
teriay.
Jim Payne Of Ioll =, was in town yes
terday.
Mics Loitie Hearns is visiting in
NAyAsoia.
Two up. stairs rooms for rent. Apply
70 Ira Gooch. Il
J.K. Presnsl Of wiekson, Was in the
-~siiy yesterday.
John Hsnsarling was here from Well
born yesterday.
CA Glenn was here from Stone
City yesterday.
George Maxwell Of Pankey was In the
city yesterday.
Dee Thompson was here from Reli-
anoe yesterday.
George Edge Of Cottonwood, Was in
town yesterday.
RI. Pound. Of Bethel, was in the
city yesterday.
New Columbus buggy Tor sale. APP
plv toIs. Moorine. 2lg
Miss Martha shelby OF Houston Is
/, visiting Bryan friends.
Misses Halle aud Katie Henderson
lsf, yesterday for Austin,
For Rent-rhe house adjoining my
residence. Mrs. W. II. Webb. PA
Billy johnson, the well known travel.
log man, was here yesterday.
j. W. Benson and }. d. Jones, Of
Bethel. were 10 town yesterday.
Mrs. Phil Clarke aud little son re-
turned TO Hampstead yesterday.
Royal Blue strictly first class %
cigar sold only by C.. &. Parsons. Loot
Rev. A. NJ. Stewart will preach at tn,
Free Baptist church in this city tonight
viii Massey and Frank Smith Of Sand
Prairie, we're visitors TO the city yesier
day.
When you want TO enjoya nice drive
get one OF Ira Gooeh's nobby turn
orts. dtf
Mrs. J. II. Mawhinney and little
daughter, returned from Houston yes
terlay
Mack Sanders, manager on Capt. A,
+. Wilson's plantation was in town yes
terday.
Noah Thompson. G.. -. Shaw and G.
NJ. Terry were here from steep Hollow
yesterday.
II. Crenshaw, John Beard, V. Free
man and Guy Harris were here yesier
day from Wickson.
l.. L. Jester, banker OF Tyler, an'
former citizen Of BRYAN, was here yes
terday on business.
tof SAFE AueAp--A ntN'h" ""''
luckbboard and harness, good as new
Applv Al this office. 2lS
Jack Graham, 4. r. Wyatt, j. A
Shaw, I. ]. Sawyer and others wer
here from Bethel yesterday.
. have new wagon scales at my stab
and will do all kinds Of pubic .weighin
at half price. Ira Gooch. 2O9u
Capt. Tom Sanders has returnc'
overland from West Texas, where he
recently went with A. b. Carr, sr.
House For Rent--On west side tow
near Main Street, apply to DR.. II. I
Coulter at b. S. Reads drug store. %
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-07

Tax Assessor Nall has completed
his tax rolls and they show an in.
creased valuation of about sixty
thousand dollars owing TO the in.
creaseon the II. Il T. c. railway
assessment in the county.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-07

Alvin, Tex, Aug deputy sheriff
Thomas has been down about Hitchcock
with a posse following a supposed trail
Of the murderer Of the Meyer family.
killed 90 Cypress He had some dogs,
and is securing the swamp where the
negro Is said 20 Do hiding.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-07

Parties who came down from
Calvert on the afternoon, train re-
port that negro man killed his
wife there Yesterday and then shot
and killed himself when the Off
GERS came toarrest him.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-07

Newport News. Aug 6.-The trans
port Mantiabo. with Pennsylvania cav.
airy and artillery and United States
mail for Porto Rico has sailed The re-
mainder OF Grants expedition Is still
waiting transports.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-07
rIrs In Catholic ch.n.l

Buffalo, Aug. GA special says fire in
the chapel Of the Niagara university, a
Catholic institution near Niagara Falls,
which almost completely destroyed the
chapel Loss estimated at $50, 600. The
FIRE Is attributed 10 an incendiary.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-07

From today until all my feed is gone,
/ will sell for spot cash or no 20, bran
at 70 cents per 100 pounds, cotton seed
meal II so cents per 100 pounds new
oats 90 97i cent. a busheI. d. Mike.
POS
Anything you need In buggy or har-
ness line a. Williamson Bros-yery
cheap. IS
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-07

Chicago, Aug 1.-THE Canadian-Am-
erican legion Of volunteers have offered
10 relieve the troops At Santiago, as a
large proportion Of the officers and men
being immunes.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-07
We are authorized 10 announce
1T. Gloss

a. candidate for reelection TO the
office Of justice Of the peace, Precinct
No. I, Brazos county, az the ensuing
November election.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-07

Hamburg, Aug 6--Fire in Oswald
Quay Friday night, originating from a
spontaneous combustion amid cotton,
destroyed over 100000 marks value
Of merchandise.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-07

Cincinnati, Aug. Slight serious
cases Of typhoid fever arr reported a,
the Fort Thomas hospital.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-07
We are authorized TO announce
A. W. BUCHANAN,

as a candidate Tor County Treasurer Of
BrAzos county at the ensuing November
election.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-07
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
We are authorized to announce
JESSE @. MINKERT

a. q candidate for County Attorney OF
Brazos county At the ensuing November
election.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-07
NOTICE


JOHN M. CALDWELL
will occupy a por-
ton of the North
Side Of DIR. READS
Drug Store on and
after
AUGUST Ist,
with elegant new
Fixtures and an up
to-date Stock of
JewelIy, etc. Dur
ing July he will in
augurate a a
REMOVAL SALE
of which Buyers
will do well to take
advantage.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-07

Notice.
| can now furnish good pastur-
age with service from my regis
tered Devon bull for 80 days for
$500. 90 s. NJ. Derden.
Evening journal., 1898-01-20

Cochran, Miss Susan Parker, Miss
Pleasanton, Miss Sarah Cochran, Miss
May Price. Miss Elizabeth Lockwood,
Miss Adele Cochran, Mrs. Louis Bar
nard, Mrs. Willie, Mrs. w. f. Kennedy
Mrs. Mary Hall, Mrs. Ella Cochran,
Miss Hail. Miss Alice Wood. Miss
Josephine Biggs, Miss Hester Jones,
Miss Mary golten, Miss Ethel Brady,
Miss Bessie Reynolds, Miss Pharo, Miss
Beaston, Miss Agnes Lockwood. Mrs.
j. pierce Biggs, Mrs. Elizabeth Green,
Mrs. Irving S. Vallandigham, Mrs. j..
B. Foard. Mrs Horace Vaughan, Mrs.
Charles Ritchie. Mrs. Edward Rey-
nolds. Mrs. j. Gaylord Bragdon, Mrs.
w. A. Chamberlain, Mrs. George jan
vier. Mrs Cowgirl Allston, Mrs. Will
liam E. Barnard. Mrs. Alexander M.
Brown. Mrs. Joshua Clayton, Mrs.
Pharo. Mrs. May Draper Bailey, Mrs.
Clara Brady Green, Mrs. Frederic
Brady. Mrs. William Lockwood.
A dinner and small dance were given
to the house party, and a number OF
young men in the evening.
Evening journal., 1898-01-20
A SENSATIONAL CASE.

HABEAS CORPUS PROCEEDINGS
TO RELEASE A WOMAN FROM
AN ASYLUM.
The residents of the West Side are
all agog over a sensational case which
has just developed. Mrs. Daniel Null
lin, wife of Assistant Superintendent
MuIlin, of the Blumenthal morocco
works, has been incarceTated in Mt.
Hope, an asylum under the charge of
the Sisters of Charity, near Baltimore.
1t is alleged by some of her relatives
that her husband took her to the place
by deception and placed her there as
being insane.
Mr.. Mullin declares that he did not
put his wife in the asylum as a luna
tic, but as a patient to be cured of the
drink habit Mrs. Thomas Gibson. a
sister of Mrs. Mullin, who lives at No.
HOS Conrad street, has made complaint
against her brOther-in-,aw, and, with
the other relatives, she requested ANVIL
mington lawyer to apply for a writ OF
habeas corpus for the release Of her sis
ter. Mr.. Rodney informed them that
they would have to go to Baltimore for
the writ, which action may be taken.
Mr.. Mullin is well-known in Will
mingtOn.
Evening journal., 1898-01-20
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL NOTES.

Alexander lord, yaI dmaster at Gay
ton, was in Wilmington yesterday on
his way to visit his son, in Philadel-
phia.
J. Frank Pratt, of Philadelphia,
went to Smyrna yesterday to attend
the funeral of his brother, S. G..
Pratt.
Detective Nathaniel Hutchinson, Of
Dover, was in Wilmington yesterday.
A. G. Workman, of Lewes, was in
this city yesterday.
Wilbur Hollis, OF Camden, stopped
in Wilmington a short time yesterday.
Miss Lille B. Melchoir and Miss Ada
Blake are visiting friends in Newark,
N. J.
Miss Jennie Pierson, of Leipsic, Del,
is visiting in the city.
Mrs. Elma Pierson is the guest OF
Mrs. S. =. Wiley, at Seaford.
Miss Fannie Slaughter has returned
from visit to Leipsic.
Mrs. A. S. Kirk, of Dover, is the guest
cf friends in the city.
Miss Ella Jones has returned to Do
yer after a visit here.
Mr. and Mrs. John c. Griffith, Of
Camden, are visiting in the city.
Henry Mullin Robinson is spending
a few days as the guest of relatives in
West Chester.
The marriage Of Miss R. Annie
Becker, of this city, and Frank c.
Baldwin, of West Chester, will take
place this evening
The second OF the series Of Friday
night dances win be given at the New
Century Club tomorrow night.
Joseph Mendinhall is receiving con-
| gratulatlons upon the birth Of a son,
! Which occurred day before yesterday.
( 1t has been named Joseph Eli, in honob
of its father and grandfather
Miss Goldie Hudson, of Laurel, is
visiting friends in the city.
James Logue, Of New York, is Wis
iting former friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Antonio DeSoto enter
tanned several friends at their home
No. GIT West street, last night.
Joseph II. Martin, of the Sunday Star
has returned from Norfolk, Va, where
he has been visiting friends.
x-Secretary of State John d
Hawkins, of Dover, was in town yester-
day afternoon and registered at the
Clayton House.
DR.. B. B. Peters, of Christiana, wai
Clayton House guest yesterday after
noon.
Miss Margaret Kane, of the ClaytOr
House, is sick with the grip.
City Treasurers Clerk George J. Klo
berg continues to improve. and indica
. tions point to his ultimate recover!
from the attack Of typhoid which 70
several days threatened his life.
Ex-Clerk Of the House William A
Gum, Of Frankford, Sussex county
was in town to-day.
Evening journal., 1898-01-20
In The WATER ALL NIGHT.
HORSE FOUND IN A DRYDOCK AT
PUSIcY AND JONES.

A horse belonging to Irwin Gregg,
which fell into the river last night just
before IL o'clock, was found in the
Pusey and Jones drydock this morning
at o'clock. The horse was gotten out
Of the dock after considerable trouble,
and placed in stable and properly
cared for
Two men were out in a boat looking
for the animal until daylight, for which
the owner paid them rs cents each.
Mr.. Gregg received word that his
horse had been dOcked at Pusey and
Jones', and he went there and claimed
the animal. As he was about to take
the horse away from the shipyard a
young man came out of the min office
and told him that Mr.. Pusey said that
he ought to pay the men who saved the
horse So each. Another man stepped
up and said he ought. to pay the men
SO each. Mr.. Gregg said he did not
have that much money with him, but
promised to send them some money as
soon as he got it, He was allowed to
take the horse.
According to Greggs' statement, he
and a friend left the Delaware House
stable at Ills for a drive. While go
ing down French street the horse took
fright at a trolley car and dashed over
the railroad into Bush's freight yard,
and the next thing he knew the horse
was in the water and they in the car
rlage on the wharf Gregg states posi-
lively that he had not been drinking.
The horse, to all appearances, with
the exception Of a few scratches, is un-
injured.
Evening journal., 1898-01-20
EDITORIAL COMMENT

If we desire to keep yellow fever out
OF America it will be found helpful to
recognize Cuban independence, and
then make the proper arrangements
With the government of the republic
Washington Times.
Yes. the hard times are over. The
woman who was arrested for begging
in this city had bank books represent
ing about 81 4,000 and she has not had
to draw on the principal.-Brooklyn
Eagle.
Between writing verses, composing
music and bOssing an empire, one
would think the young war lord OF
Germany would get very tired. His
people o.-lndianapolis Journal.
A Georgia poet declares Rudyard
Kipling has been stealing his produc-
tions. II this be true, he ought to
thank Rudyard for giving them promi-
nence and circulation Washington
Post.
If there is to be any politics in the
st. Louis magazine printed in twelve
languages, may it not be charged that
the publication speaks with even more
than double meaning?-St. Louis Re
public.
Young Mr., Edison thinks he has dis
covered that 'the head expands when
ever one thinks intently." Probably
this accounts for the intensity of ones
thoughts the morning after the ban
Quct.-Oswego Times.