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you can hear me-" Everybody laughed.
and there were no more requests TO
have him speak louder,
on another occasion. when the min
strglg were playing at Forda Opera
House IN Washington. tho lights sud-
denly went out. ana stage and nudito-
rum were In total darkness. 10 was
Just before Thatohor'a turn 20 do his
speciality. Nobody seemed 10 know what
% do In the emergency, hut II didn't
feazr Thatcher In the least lie III two
candles, stuck each into bottle and
went on, carrying ono In each hand.
Then hc took his usual position on the
stage aud remarked, II am tho only ne
tor on earth who ever carried hls own
fOutlighta" The audience thought that
the darkness was part of hIs stage busl-
ness. and by the time his speciality was
over the gas pipes had been got In Or
der. aud the lights were turned on
again,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-24

aa porous aa n sponge. Throw % In wa
ter, % viii float like chip"
Robson was delighted. Ifo called his
valet and sent FOR roll OF cotton bat
ting and ordered the stage carpenter
20 make n small box TO pack away his
treasure and put It In the bottom u his
thcntor trunk. IN have % boiled out
whom ! get 20 New Orleans" he snid 90
his manager. "and a nice case made Tor
g."
Two weeks later found Robson In the
Crescent city. ono morning be was Hit-
tlng In the box onlcc Of the new Tulane
when again the door opened, as Il had
dome on "a previous occasion, and the
solfslmc individual who had s0ld him
the pipe IN Washington umhlod IN In
HE nervous manner with an exact du-
pllcntc 90 the Pine IN question IN hlH
hand. The moment the stranger heard
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-24

rowing the Idea from the creeks, It
was thon considered an uncCtation-tho
r.nHs were usually given by fair young
women 10 sturdy young men-and was a
TAD of the rich young bloods about the
time o. Tlborius And, Just 20 provo the
wise old saw about history repeating
Itself. don't YOU rCcolleot tho young sea-
shore ghllluts OF last summer who were
wont 20 parade up and down the beach
with bracelets loaned them by unwiac
summer glrlH3
But. thcn, that only proves that there
We're no grcutcr number N idiots In
Rome than there are every summer at
the seashoro resorts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-24

"Tho Lord NJ the Moor" II deals with
the redemption Of nn oyil man through
% good woman's love. The last oen-
fury is the period.
Sir Henry irving win begin hls Amer
lean tour Ia october with Robes
pierre"
souHa So like greater composers In one
respect lt Is reported OF him, too that
he recently stopped an organ grinder
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-24

George Thatcher. the old time min
Htrcl. was one OF tho most quick wittod
men on the stage. on ono occasion,
when he was suffering from hoarse-
ness. lad In the family circle shouted
LOUDER" Mr.. Thatcher looked up ut
him and said. young man. how much
dld you pay for your Foat2" Twenty
i've cents" answered the boy promptly.
WELL" rotortOd Thatcher. pay 10
cents extra and como down hero whore
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which this comedian may be seen next
season,
Mime. Reiane is to act In Paris an
adaptation Of Pincro's "The Gay Lord
QuoX."
An English actor who died OUT OF
town was shipped In his coffin 10 Lon
don aH theatrical properties" Ih'l
cost 81, whereas II he had gone ar
corpse the cost would have been sVV'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-24

In New York who was grinding out one
Of his marches ana played Il himself In
the time that suited him best
one hundred and elghty-oue now OPP
oras We're presented In Europe during
the year 1895.
Odoll Williams may be starred next
season under the management OF W. a.
Brady
When sardou Is composing, 1t Is said,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-24

no shouts every sentence aloud ns he
dashoa IL on the paper ana raves,
whInca, laughs, according to the emo
tons he depicts.
The dpmatizntlon Of Marie Corellrs
novel; "rhe Sorrows OF SATAN" Is to be
revived.
William GIL who wrote "Adonls" and
Tho Seven Ages" for Henry u, Dlxey,
has completed an entirely new work. in
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the ataccato speech and peculiar inncc-
ton OF Robson'H voice he boltod Tor tho
door. Robson'a suspicion was aroused.
ilc got out his pipe unl went over 20
a moorschnum Importer in Canal street
a glance nt the pipe. and he told Rob
son that IL was a "cleyor imitation ana
that the man who turns them out gets
about $40 a dozen for thom"
The story leaked out on Robson. and
u has been smoke up, Stuart" ever
since.
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nguinl This was
all very sweet I'm
the high priced
canary bird, and
tho newspaper
boys were all do
lighted How
ever only a
short time after
that Invent down
20 the train to
meet Patti at
Salt Lake city,
Gho was de-
soondlng from
her car, and as
hcr feet touched
tho ground she
e No lain O d :
Thank heaven.
I breathe the air
OF salt LIKE
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NNl ON AfNNNNNNN
that ! would explain 20 her the figures.
AFTER the quadrillo. during which
she asked me many questions about my
studies ana my school, l asked Mmc.
de iIolHmont the name Of the lady.
"'sho ~ Philippe Lebna' mother said
Mime. dc no'smont. tho widow ~ Lc-
has le ConyontionneL'
u was az that time deep In the study
Of THEIRS Revolution aud 1 cried. The
man who killed himselfV
mime. de iiolamont told Nine. Lobns
OF this exclamation ~ mine. and Hho
called 10 me 10 so and Hlt by her.
II went Immediately. quite confused
az having taught the ladies' chain TO
this widow Of Thormldor.
Naturally Mime. Lobns talked 10 mo
~ Thlufs, " the revolution. 81 Robes
pierre and, finding me somewhat luke
warm Ia my admiration OF her hero.
she ala not miss this occasion II any-
ing once more that he had been tofrl-
bly, illuminated by hla enemies
Il am quoting her word Tor word.
can atIll hear her say a. Ana you
would certainly have loved him lie
was 90 Kind and 10 uncctionatc 10
young peoplo'
Somebody came up. ana our CONVEX
Hntlon was interrupted. never saw
my partner again, but the sincerity "
this nmlnblo woman, the sweetness VI
her voice. were 10 porsuaHlyo that
can conceive that she had great share
In the attempts at rohabllitatlng the
character of her Idol.
"And how natural her Illusion vast
what RobcHpiorre had she known7 The
Robosplerre OF his home, where he was
happy In the ndulatlon and love which
were lavlshed upon him; Robesplcrro
almost tender 10 Eleonorc and TO his
sisters. sober. nusterc. ohaate. speaking
only In fine phrases and moral max
inst"
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"Tho Chimes OF Normandy" was re-
Gently given fur the first time In Corne-
willie, whore its scenes are laid. and FOR
the somewhat unique purpose ~ rails
ing money 20 purchase "a chime OF bells
for the Coruoyila church. The chimes
referred 90 in the title are tho chimes
OF the former abbey.
"rhc Llbortlno," bought by Daniel
Frohmau, will be called IN America
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Stories Of
The Stage.

Few comedians have onjoycd-or
rather sunorod-theatrlca oxporlopcr,
equal to those allotted 10 Edwin rov
In his early struggles for footllrht non.
ora," exclaimed Charles Il. Evans A. n
merry group Of after thoatcr yarn
splnnors. HIS description Of his nfat
appearance 70 very funny. as he tells
u ! can't describe II humorously bu,
We Interesting In plain words. lie made
hla hrst bow to an audience composed
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city once morel All my troubles are
paid for! Oh, this Is houvcnV the
newspaper boys We're all delighted WIN
her As for myself, on both OF these oe-
cnslons I was delighted also with me
dlyns lovely hypocrisy, that aoeursel
sln which tho poet tells MS takes IN inc
best men, 1 never thought Patti mueh
OF an actress. but / changed my nina
In this respect after witnessing these
two exhibitions"
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In the London Daily Mnn sardou
gives this hint of how he became In
splrcd TO write his great play Ito says.
when "a very youthful person In
deed. I once met Nine. Lohas. II was
ut a childrcn'H party nt the house of
Nine. de Holamont IN 1886 or 1876.
u had arrived late. and there was no
partner Tor me. uud yiH.a-via was
wanted IN the quodrillo which was be.
Ink formed,
u saw an elderly lady sitting on n
rofa-an elderly lady dressed In black.
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a Newspaper man tells this story
about one Of PATHS visits 10 san Fran
cisco: "rhe diva stepped from the train
and. after lnhnllng a lungful OF for, re-
marked; oh. THIS IL heavcnl All my
troubles arc paid fort Thank heaven,
/ breathe the air OF San Francisco once
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tne tvMnuNh thht ANN Nh'Nd iia Nht'ni'l 20
this pleasant In picking BIN of.
divldual announced hls intention of
picking him on with hIH Colts revolver.
q long harrelcd weapon OF 20 callb.r.
Poor Eddie had stage fright under enc
ordinary conditions but whom be- saw
the cowboy rise 10 begin tho picking hu
throw his bones across tho stage and
plunged through the pnpicr machc trar
wall nf the rumshackle building nuf
landed In q dark ullcywuy ui OF mul
and drunken minrru. whore "a police.
man arrested him Tor attempting 90 rob
the sleeping population. oh. 1 can't ten
itl" said Evans. with wave OF hH
hand. "uot Foy 60 do g. ilIB face must
10 with the story"
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OF two cowboys.
n soldier and n
candy SELLER at Z
o'clock IN the
morning In a
dance hati In
Cheyenne. wy.
In ISIS Tho re-
sort was o con-
tinuous perform
nnco place. The
show began at s
IN the evening
ana ran nll nlEht.
Foy was tho
bones In n min
Htrcl FIRST part,
ana his make w
and mimicry 10
pleased ono OF
IL -
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but youthful TO
look upon and.
taking my c0ur.
age In both
hands. 1 asked
her TO dance
with me.
'Oh,'Fald che.
smiling. my
dancing days
have long been
overt
Il insisted. the
indyof the house
cancto my help,
and the lady In
hIuCE finally
consented 10 be.
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cal BRIEFS.

u
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ban Fiwmcn indulge III
parade THIS cNenliis
L.. viu r,vbar I<tpllu
TX ~" on Iuno 16th
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b.@tiiy snnwans.i to
i.i"ss tbi. w,rrinr
4 ~ s1t,i.n de4ib I'd
telegram % r. " VILLA
announces that Die ucph'
pcarron. lgtt Washing
b. According 60 this
I,he dsv foliauing.
an driving ~ "a bunch
from Lehl lcft q wenf
Llcinliy of Second West {
th Streets yesterday wa
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bur. 90 thn HWrlierlug be
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naaoclatl0n was held Sc
1n IN the First Prcsbytct
b.. Carrie Ice Carter 3
BIZ address. This lady
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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-18
'fN0 SENSATIONS
IN THE House.
Appropriation to Pay Spain
for the Philippines Is
Stricken Out.
\ WILL COME UP
IN ANOTHER FORM.
Nr. Cannon Says a Way Will De
Found to Get the Appropria-
tion Through.
Mr.. HEPBURN HAS
NOT YET GIVEN UP,
lie Brings Up the Nicaraguan Canal
Bill on Recommittal aud II
l. Came Before the House
Tor Vote.
Mr.. HEPBURN HAS
NOT YET GIVEN UP,

Washington. Feb. 1.-Two very sen
sational and unexpected things hap
pened In the house yesterday during the
consideration Of the sundry civil bill
The paragraph carrying the appropria-
ton Of $50. OOO 900 for payment TO Spain
under the terms Of the peace treaty was
stricken out upon q point IT order made
by Mr. Wheeler. . Kentucky Democrat.
who declared that he opposed the appro-
priation on principle aud would resort
TO any technicality to defeat IT, The
point Of order was debated for hours it,
determination Ringing upon the ques-
ton of whether the ratification Of the
treaty by the senate and IT, signing by
the president vitalized Il without the
action Of the Spanish cOrte&
Warrants Of law was necessary 10
make the appropriation in oEder. Mr.
Hopkins Rep Ms who was in the
chair sustained the point Of order against
Il and upon an appeal his decision WIS
sustained. ii9 10 So
Mr.. Cannon then attempted 10 have
the appropriation insertedby unanimous
consent. bu Mr. Wheeler again oh
,sected.
A, strong intimation was given by
Mr.. Cannon that "A way would be found
within the rules 10 make he apprupria-
ton before theadiournment Of congr -.
He referred undoubtedly 10 the probabi-
lily that the appropriate on would be-
placed upon the bill by the senate.
After the sundry civil bill had been
completed and reported 10 the house Mr.
Hepburn Of Iowa. the champion Of the
Nicaragua canal bill moved 10 recomiuFt
il with instructions 10 report it back
with the canal bill incorporated in Il.
This was an unexpected move as IL wns
generally understood that Mr. Hepburn
had abandoned all hops after his defeat
Wednesday. But he believed that has
motion would have additional strength
in the house where members could h.
put upon record The motion was
promptly declared out Of order by the
speaker. whercupon Mr. Hepburn APP
pealed and Mr. Payne Of New York
moved To lay the appeal on the table
Upon the latter motion the vote was
taken. and the result was " 10 a. As
no quorum was developed ON tho vote.
owing 10 the latenc.s Of the hour they
managed 30 carry an adjournment
until today This gives them a
breathing spell in which 10 marsha
their forces or the final encounter a,d
today a. soon as the house meets the
vote will b. taken again.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-18
EDGE NOTES.

As | have not seen anything
from this part of the world in some
time, will give you few dots.
We are having some fearful bad
weather at this writing.
The farmers are getting along
slowly preparing their ground for
a new year.
Mr.. Cliff Carter and Mr.. jim
Lawless, Jr., were pleasant visitors
to Bryan Thursday
Mr.. +. II. Lawless is suffering
with severe attack Of rheuma-
tism.
Mr.. Webb George was on Payne
Prairie Sunday shaking hands
with friends.
Mr.. B. F. Moore Of Edge, left
Tuesday for Orange, Texas.
Success to The Eagle and its
many readers. Respectfully,
UNCLE JAKE.
February 10th, 1899.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-18
Col. FalcOner Dead.

A telegram was received here
yesterday from Mr. B. l.. Appleby
announcing the death Of Col. Will
liam Falconer at Calvert yesterday
morning at II o'clock. Col. Fal-
coner was a native Of Alabama, and
lived in Bryan many years, having
at different times been connected
with both the local papers as edi-
tor. Later he moved back 20 his
native state and on coming to Tex
as again, located at Nayasota, from
which place he recently moved to
Calvert. He was a man OF re-
markable energy and vitality and
powerful intellect, and a writer
who had few equals. He was
distinctively a representative Of the
ante-bellum South, and time and
change were powerless to remove
the impress of that epoch from his
life. The Eagle knows ofno great
or tribute to his memory than to
say Of him that he was an old time
Southern gentleman in all the
term implies: We reverently com
mend his soul to God, aud the
memory Of his life to the living.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-18

Washington Feb u. The court Of
inquiry 10 investigate allegations Of the
major general Of the army. IN respect 10
the quality Of beef furnished the army
during the war with Spain. met ia The
rooms formerly occupied by the war I'M
vestigating committee. A full member
ship was present and the court went
into a secret session 10 discuss the pre-
liminaries of the proceedings and on.
deayor 10 sketch out the line of inquiry
30 be- pursued.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-18

Chattanooga. Tenn, Feb H. The
city council hiss passed an ordinance re-
curing All saloons to elo-e their places
of business 10 10 o'clock very night OK
cept Saturday night closing on that
night at n O'Clock until Monday morn
ing az 3 O'Clock. The ordinance WIS
the outcome Of the meetings of sam
Jones. the noted Georgia evangelist.
who has been here couduc ng % revival
for 10 days and was prepared by the
members " the City Pastors association
Chattanooga has always been a wide
open town up % this date
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-18
Charged WIN N.rlIsrne..

indianapolis. Feb r. John W Tyler,
administrator Of the estate Of Marion
Tyler who was lynched by mob At
ScottsbrE few months ago has filed
suit In thu federal court here against
Sheriff Goblin q Scott couaty. for $500
Tyler was In jail charged with shooting
his wife II appeared in a statement Of
the attorney general At the. time Of the
lynching that sheriff Goblin wis grossly
negligent Of his duty. both before and
after the mob took Tyisg from the Jail
all Of which il ut forthin the complaint.
The suit was brought after letters had
been issued by the circuit csurt Of Ham
ilton county. lis. where tho father Of
the victim lives II j. claimed that the
names Of a larip number gf Tho men in
the mob viii b, shown mp IL il said 10
b. the first suit Of the kind syer brought
In Indiana
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-18

Birmingham. Ala Feb H. Hood a
Whoelers furniture store b Melchairi's
general merchandise stoie and eight res
licences were bumsd at Pratt City. six
miles from here ono house had 81 b.
torn down 20 stop the flames or a great
part Of the city would have been de-
struyed The FIRE was started hy lot
VI little Italian children playing With
matches Alittlo baby belonging Ia r.
Frenchman ismis-ing. and it Is believed
was burned
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-18
Exchange Hotel Arrivals.

John + Astin, Mumford; W. i.
Ringer, Fl. Worth; J. G.. FlaherIy,
Waco; f K Davis, n. Y; John J.
Knight, Dallas; J II l. Hull, St.
Louis; A c Fenton, Chicago J. b.
Moody, st. Louis; ; W Morton,
st. Louis a p Wilson, O G. Gatliu.
Houston; ". f. Knowlton, Waco;
w. +. Merriwether, san Antonio;
Chas. Drummer, Austin; d f, Hew-
lett, Detroit.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-18
rre.Idenl slm b no.ton.

Boston Feb n. Member. of the leg
islaturc gathered with unusual prompt
ness at the state house today In anti
eipation Of the visit Of President Nc
Kinloy The presidential party arrived
promptly on the time scheduled and az
ter being received by Goyeror Wolcott
proceeded 10 the house. President
Smith for the Massachusetts, senate
welcomed the distinguished guest in a
brief address and introduced him 20 The
convention Az the president arose
waves Of applause rolled through the
hall and cheer upon cheer rang out.
when II was possible for him 10 be heard
The president made brief speech
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-18

Louisville. Feb II, Two of the Old.
cst women IN the world died In Louis
willie Tuesday. but the matter did not
become generally known until Thursday
when the death certificates wero enter
ed at the health office One was Rosa
Washington who was l8j ycarold and
the other was Harriet Hutchinson. who
bad passed 100 summers Both died of
old age Tho Hutchinson woman was
col0god and was q noted character here
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-18
More Troop. Tor Manila.

New York. Feb i7.-Three sections
Of a special train Of IS coaches carrying
eight companies Of the Twelfth infantry
from jefferson Barracks. Mo. has ar
rived in Jersey City from Washington.
The men will 60 aboard the Sheridan
The other battalion Of the Twelfth from
Fort Riley Kans., hassDeen in Hoboken
since Tuesday As soon "a battalion
of the Seyenteeth arrives from Colum.
bus Barracks. the Sheridan will sail for
Manila
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-18

Richmond Nv Feb i1-Mr Garland
Kindred. who was partially paralyzed
three weeks ago. met an awful death M
her home az Bosa, this county. Being
unable 20 keep warm In bsd. she wa,
sitting In an invalid chair In front Of %
big wood fire when her clothing IN some
way was ignitod. and before assistance
could reach her she was burned 10 q
crisp. dying in few hours In great
agony. She leaves % husband and 10
children. two II whom witnessed the
accident. but were two small 10 render
any help
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-18
Hot wsnlhsr In CaIIrornln.

San Francisco. Feb California
has been struck hy another hot wave
and the state Is now enjoying regular
summer weather Seventy degrees In
the shade at san Francisco Is unusual
weather oven Tor California and 70 Is
growing steadily warmer The chances
are that the warm spell viii be- followed
by rain which is greatly needed all over
the state
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-18

New Albany. Ind, Feb lT.-Ten CIR
loads Of camp equipage consisting Il
tarpaulins, ambulances. army wagons
etc, were shipped 10 Manila from the
quartermaster's depot at Jacksonville
Supplies have been sent 20 Manila from
this depot from time b. time. but this is
the largest shipment that has yet been
male.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-18
WIN Release Fnlpino..

Madrid Feb lI-lt has been decided
by the cabinet 10 liberate the Filipinos
who have been depo'ted to the Caroline
and Ladrone islandsin order 10 influence
the Filipinos 20 release the Spaniarda
they hold A. prisoners
II has also been decided 30 postpone
the sale Of the floating dock at Havana
as the offers received not being accPt-
able