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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-17
SOC Will buy

Gentlemen's velvet embroidered Slip
pers.
Boys absolutely all wool knee pants
Boys Numbered or unlaundered shirt
waists.
Boys fine quality underwaists.
Boys good quality army leggings.
A selection from the most magnificent
assortment of rich and beautiful
neckties in the city, In all the popu-
lar shapes, including the handsome
English squares. The newest and
latest stylish neck dressing. See
our display windows
A colored silk handkerchief.
An initial silk handkerchief.
A very fine linen handkerchief.
A nice scarf pin.
A pair of link cuff buttons. =;
A set Of fine shirt studs. <r
A pair OF silk suspenders.
A pair OF crown suspenders.
A pair Of 1.-THE President" suspenders
A pair Of fancy Scotch gloves.
A pair Of fancy double knit mittens.
A pair Of dogskin lined mittens.
A pair of fancy cashmere haIf-hose.
A wool f1eece-lined undershirt or
drawers
A boys white laundered shirt.
A boys colored bosom shirt.
Mems unlaundered white shirt.
Boys plain and fancy plaid caps.
Boys all wool toques.
Children's double band Tam O'Shan-
tiers.
Mems Brighton or Golf yacht caps.
Mems Congo canes, silver trimmed.
Mems fancy plaid caps
Mems best smoking caps.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-17
$500 will buy

A very fine Turkish Bath Robe.
A Handsome Silk Night Robe.
One dozen Pure Irish Linen Handler
chiefs.
A Suit of DR.. Wright's Underwear.
An imported Persian Necktie.
A pair of Patent Leather Shoes.
A pair of Mems Chamois-Lined Box
Calf Winter Shoes.
A pair of Mems Fine Enamel Shoes.
A fine Dresden Ladies' Parasol.
A Pure Silk Gentleman's Umbrella.
The Great New York Hat, "The
Youngs."
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-17

The individual savings banks to be had
full Christmas present for the children
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-17
$1,000 will buy

Mems Single and le-Breasted I'm
finished Worsted Suit
Mems Double-Breasted Melton Suit.
Mems High-Grade Cashmere Suit.
Mems newest shades Cheviot Suit.
Mems Black Irish Frieze Ulster.
Mems Oxford Gray Frieze Ulster.
Mems Black and Blue Kersey Over
coat.
Mems Blue and Black Melton Over
coat
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-17

Get Good-Luck Calendar.
The handsomest issued this year Given
free to purchasers. Union Pacific Tea
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-17
SIo. 90 will buy

Mems Clay Worsted Suits in all
shapes.
Mems Plain Weave Cashmere Suits.
Mems Black Cheviot Suits-an styles.
Mems Fancy Cheviot Suits.
Mems Wool-lined Frieze Ulster.
Mems Fine Beaver Ulster.
Mems Black and Blue Kersey Over
coat.
Mems Black, Blue and Brown Beaver
OVercOat
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-17
so cents will buy

A pair Of all-wool Pants. -
A heavy wool Waist.
A Canton Flannel Underwaist.
A good heavy wool Blouse.
A pretty Silk Windsor Tie.
A dandy Silk Handkerchief.
A pretty Lawn Blouse.
A good, sensible Cap.
A pair Of good Wool Hose.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-17
Furnishing Goods.
$500 will buy

Mems Solid Gold Scarf Pins.
Mems Solid Gold Link Buttons.
Mems Handsome Square Muflers.
Mems Full Dress Shields.
Mems Handsome Neckties.
Mems Fancy Suspenders.
Mems Fur-Lined Gloves.
Mems Fine Dress Kid Gloves.
Pair Of Fownes' Scotch G4oves.
An All-Wool Heavy Sweater.
A Suit of Derby-Ribbed Underwear
A pair Of Mems Fancy Cashmere
Pants.
A pair of All-Wool Cheviot Pants.
A pair OF indestructible Boys Shoes.
A pair Of Mems Fine Working Shoes
A pair of Mems Pure Gum Overshoes.
Mems Silk Umbrella.
An Electric Seal Cap.
The best Seal Plush or Cloth Cap.
Mems stiff or soft Hats in the latest
colors.
Boys All-Wool Two-P1ece Suits.
Boys Blue and Black Cheviot Two
Piece Suits.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-17
SIA.o 90 will buy


Mems Genuine Imported Clay Worsted
Dress Suit.
Mems Handsome Scotch Cheviot Suit.
Best Grade Auburn Melton Suit
Suits in all the newest shades and
WeaVes.
Mems Chinchilla, Wool-lined Storm
Coat.
Mems Imported Black Irish Frieze
Ulster.
Mems Wool-lined Australian Beaver
Ulster.
Mems Fine Black or Blue Kersey
OVercoat.
Mems Black, Clay-lined Melton Over
coat.
$1,000 will buy
Mems Genuine Imported Scotch Tweed
Suit.
Mems Fine Hockanum Worsted Suits.
Mems Fine Globe Worsted Suit.
Mems Heavy Wool-lined Shetland Ul-
ster.
Mems Heavy wool-lined Irish Frieze
Ulster
Mems Dressy Patent Beaver Overcoat.
Mems Extra Fine Black and Blue
Kersey Overcoat.
$I8. 90 will buy
Mems Double-breasted Suit, made of
fine Covert Cloth.
Mems Fine Velour Cloth Suits in neat
Checks and Plaids.
A Fine Scotch Cheviot Business Suit
A great variety Of finest Globe and
Hockanum Worsted Suits.
Mems Clay-lined Chinchilla Ulster.
Mems Leather Cloth-lined Melton Ul-
ster.
Mems Clay-lined Kersey Overcoat.
$40. 90 will buy
Mems Heavy Imported Clay Worsted
Getaway Suits for dress.
A beautiful Bannockburn Scotch Suit.
The finest Imported Scotch effects in
Single and Double-Breasted Suits.
A handsome Montagnac-Weave Ulster.
Heavy Imported Irish Frieze Ulster
Mems Half-Silk-lined Melton Over
coat
Mems Clay Worsted-lined Kersey
Overcoat.
Mems double Breasted Covert Cloth
Suit.
Mems Chinchilla Ulster, schnabel
Weave.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-17
$500 will buy

Mems Single and Double-Breasted
Black Cheviot Suits.
Mems Single and Double-Breasted Cas-
simere Suits
Mems All-Wool Frieze Ulster
Mems All-Wool Beaver Overcoat.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-17
Boys Clothing.
rs cents will buy

A good Knee Pant.
A pretty Plaid or Plain Bow.
A pair of Stocking Protectors.
A pretty White Underwaist.
A special pattern Windsor Tie.
A Cap to pull down over the ears
A pair Of Patent Clasp Suspenders.
A Pretty Silk Handkerchief.
A warm pair Of Stockings.
IN nonkc nrnill A,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-17
$500 will buy

Finest Imported Worsted Pants.
Heavy Clay Worsted Pants.
Handsome Stripe Worsted Pants.
Silk Mixed Worsted Pants.
All the newest shades and W
Special Ta1lor-Made Pants.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-12-17
ENDED THEIR SESSION
NATIONAL LEAGUE BASEBALL
MAGNATES REFER DIFFEREN-
CES TO COMMITTEE
EIGHT-CLUB CIRCUIT TALK

MIR. Brush Is of the Opinion That 1t
Is Desire of the Majority of the
Club Owners to Cut Down the
Number of CIubs-BaltimOre May
Enter Serious Objection Other
Three Are willing to Go.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-05
ENEMY LOST HEAVILY.
Report Of The battle WIN MAiaafA's
Forces az vaiIma. samoa

"f'NH - N-AtAA-N "-"t
Auckland. n. 4. May 4 -Advices re-
ceived from Apia. Samoa. Of April "a
state that the rebels loss by shelling Of
Mataafas strongholds at vAilma by the
warships Of Great Britain and the
United States was quite heavy Many
rebels were wounded The house In
which the late Robert Louis Stevenson
lived was riddled with shot.
On April 20 there was sharp Skin.
mish between the rebels and Lieutenant
A. r. Gaunt's brigade near the town Of
vailma The lines = the friendlies was
attacked in the darkness at two points.
but none of them were killed
On April % there was some bush
fighting Lieutenant Gaunt's brigade.
numbering 300 men advanced undershot
fire. The enemy lost several men. the
bodies Of the dead being dragged away.
The friendlies lost one killed and three
wounded British Lieutenants Ines. Hick-
man. shuler and Heatcote. under Lieut.
Gaunt led the loyalists
The New Zealand government steam
er. Tuienaekai arrived here with dis
patches announcing the requirement Of
international commissioners and that
the inhabitants peacefully await the
arrival Of the commissioners who are
now on their way 10 the islands from
san Francisco. been without result.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-05

Miss Parker, president OF the j. A. o.
club, called meeting Of the club at her
home yesterday morning and after rou-
tine business was transacted IL was de-
lermined b enter upon another series
Of club entertainments which IL IL an.
ticipated will prove as pleasant "a those
had therefore,. Miss Parker will give the
first Of these entertainments Tuesday
afternoon At o'clock to the members
Of the J. 40. club and few married
trends.
Miss Gussie fhley received tele-
gram yesterday afternoon announcing
her election to position A. teacher 10
the Mexia city school, The Eagle
uniies with other friends In expressing
regret at her departure, which will take
place after the present school term
here. She Is held in high esteem so.
cially aud her work as teacher here
has been highly satisfactory.
Don't forget the continued services At
the Free Bapustchurch every afternoon
at o'clock and At night, conducted by
Rev. A. NJ. stewart, who Is assisted boy
gospel singer Of ability. Thee ser
vices cannot fail 10 benefit those who
attend There have been some acces.
sions 10 the church already
! A three weeks protracted meeting
has just closed at MiIican. conducted
by the pastor, Rev. +. N. Myers, who
was assisted by "Bud" Robinson.
Something ike hfty conversions result
ed.
/ Assessor Nall says the cotton acreage
planted in Brazos county this year IL
the largest by ~ per cent at least in
the history Of the county aud that crop
prospects have improved greatly the
pact few days, but rain IL needed in
many localities.
I YOUR business will not suffer II you
give lev minutes Of your time 20 the
Allen academy meeting at the opera
house this afternoon. BE there at
O'Clock sharp.
! BrAzos navigation Is being consider
ably Agitated At present. We note tn,
house has passed resolution calling on
congress to make an appropriation fol
the purpose.
Mrs. l.. L. Foster entertained 3 nun
Der OF the ladies' Of Bryan and Colleg,
at reception at her home At Colleg'
yesterday afternoon.
While the question VI BrNos naviga
ton l. up Tor discussion the labor O
sand navigation goes steadily forwar,
on Main street.
House for Rent-Seven rooms, goo,
water, barn and ou,houses. Conyen
lent 10 business. Apply 10 Jo'
Groginsky. l36
Mr. and Mrs. W. +. Astin, Mrs. J. II
D Asiin and John L Astin we're visitor
= - the city yesterday.
+, Rev. j. Is. Cochran returned Rock
. dale yesterday.
John II Royder was here from We'll
horn Yesterday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-05
Accused Of Knilnr Her IIu.bana

FL Paso, Tex, May AIRS j
Rich was arrested here charg5. % 10. .rs
the murder Of her husband -, 49, = =, 81,
prominent merchant Of
and was mysteriously 81 do.,rovsd nv Ar,
since. ~ IAN Tomas an.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-05

O'Clock.
idsnt and life insurance either
Q; straight life companies see
ed. Also sells aour, rice and
n
~. 8. Howell Of the Baptist
hooI requests the Eagle to
that The Sunday school pic.
luuced 20 take place Friday,
l'osspened until futher notice
lie presence Of measles in the
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-05
Exchange Hotel Arrivals.

Is Rosenslaei, San F-tf q
Byron Willis, Cleveland; J W
Buck. st. Louis; A 5 Peck, Chica.
co. J NJ Hartsfield, Wabash; W n
Griffith, B l. Hatcheson and wife,
j + Patillo, Waco; W P Hickey
st. Louis; George Gueld, Houstoni
II Whisenant, College; L IL Roy,
Dallas.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-05
RECEIPTS At HAVANA.
Collections ~ the Ports for thr Year Are
Estimated Ten Millions.

Estimated Ten Millions.
Havana. May g. Receipts AT the Ha-
vana ousiomhouss for April justify the
prediction that the collections at this
port for 1899 viii reach fully $40. 600 900
The April total is given as $3.50. 900 in
round numbers This Is only a decrease
$50, 0o0-just one days collections
frsn the figures Of March. but an in
crease Of f'54.UOO over February and
$4,000 over January. The total re.
ceipts Tor the the first third Of the year
are e.. 2l2.oO0.
The rapid dow Of American money into
Cubn Is Fastening the expectation Of
Spanish gold and silver. whose legal
and nominal valuation here l. far below
either b. legal or market valuein Spain
Tweniy-six thousand dollars in spanish
pieces arrived today from Santiago,
where only American money now passes
current Tor shipment abroad
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-05

Washington. May g. The navy de-
partment has been supplied by the Ca
BILE company with a corrected statement
Of Admiral Kautz cablegram which
was received Thursday, and is a. follows.
Auckland. May 5 subdate Apia,
April 27.-secsctary navy, Washington
All quiet at Apia. Ma;aafa and his
chiefs In their letter Of April %, agreed
70 keep outside the lines prescribed by
the British senior officer present and
myself aud observe peace until the ar.
rival Of the commission. think that
there win no. be any more fighting"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-05

Atchison, KAs., May Al X. Went
worth. an Atchison Christian Scientist.
who was doomed by western newspa-
pers a few years ago as al rival Of Schlat-
ter the healer. died here aged 81 years
Wentworth had lived In this section
nearly so years, and was freighter on
the plains In the early days
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-05

Napoleon. O. May 4-Ex- Governor r
X. Scott Of South Carolina. was stricken
with apoplexy at his residence in
this city Friends who have been ad-
miited 10 the sick room believe that the
governors condition is more serious and
critical than the physicians are willing
= aN...tf
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-05
Prof. j. II. Allen viii be Here.

DR.. J. L. Fountain wired Prof.
J. II. Allen Wednesday inviting
him to attend the Allen academy
meeting here this afternoon at 5
O'Clock at the opera house, and
Prof. Allen replied by wire stating
that he would be present. Prof.
Allen will be able to explain his
proposition for coming to Bryan
and his plan Of work and methods,
which will add much interest TO
the meeting, and enable the body
TO reach a conclusion about the
matter without delay.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-05

Hopkinsville Ky. May 4 Nc
Knights large sawmill, five miles north
Of here. was blown up killing the own
err. Barrett and Efie Mcknight John
White had a leg blown of and he Is dy-
ing T. T. Mcknight was seriously in
jured. The mill IL a total wreck.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-05

Guthrie o. T.. May 4 -Keokuk. chief
Of the Sac and Fox Indians, is dead Of
smallpox. The tribe now numbers but
3i2 full bloods. los having died Of small
box Keokuk. the watchful Fox was
a son Of the greater Keokuk. first chief
Of the Sac aud and Fox Indians Of whom
Keoluk. Ia. Is named.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-05

Parkviile, No. May l.-While walk %
.ng along the track Ebenezer Finlay, gg the
old book agent who lives AZ Vain. whose
Mo-, was struck by q Burlingt
train The man was very deaf aihe CAPTURE
TALLY paralyEed aud na1
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-05

g General Luaa was wounded In the
sighting near san Tomas Thursday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-05
NONE STARVING.
General Henry Denies Reports sent out
from Porto Rico.

T0WTI W" IF''"F
Washington. May 4 - The following
cablogram has been received from Gen.
Henry from San Juan. Porto Rico:
The reported condition Of the island
that the people are starving Is exagger-
ated Over 100000 a month Is spent
on roads and over 1900 men are en-
ployel. More money Is distributed to
the people now Il month than they have
had for years A large number who
cannot work are fed. and no one suffer
ing. nature here too bountiful for
that"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-05
LOCAL NEWS.

e ia. Foreman went to Austin yes,er.
day.
Read John NJ. Caldwelps adj else.
where.
DIFF. Eayes was here from Mill.
can yesterday.
ALLEN ACADEMY meeting opera
house. p. m.
DR.. o. 5. Johnson came mp from Nav
asota yesterday.
c. Blume was among the visitors
to the city yesterday.
Good second hand buggy for sale.
Apply to DR.. Paul NJ. Raysor. l39
Mrs. J. A. Baker has returned to Col.
lege from a visit to San Antonio.
Residence for Rent.-Apply to Mrs.
+. b. Roberts, OF at Eagle office. ~ Il
Good horse and buggy for sale at at
bargain. Address DR.. 5. II. Weather.
ford. lS7
Prof. W. X. Marriott and sister, Miss
Ella Marriott, were here yesterday from
Bethel.
Mrs. J. Baldrdge and little Miss
MuG are visiting Miss Scale at the
Rancho.
For Sale-Good second hand delivery
wagon and harness. Apply TO $ W
Buchanan. l6
REMEMBER the Allen academy
meeting At the opera house this after
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-05-05
The EagIe b requested 70 announce

The Eagle is requested to announce ain,
that the Methodist sunday school pic.
mic will be held today in Zuber's pass
ture, where II was last year. ~ avg
Presbyterian sunday school pics \
be held today in the ,. Z IA iand i co nm
near the Thompson c'z I Z ireading elors
public school will + Z. = \e5Texas house OK
noN,r .i ,o.,r soserved as caief
my meeting OF the S.S.-
ternoon at o'cll .. sis at Dallas
your neighbor 10 sfa-rno next genvra.
him with you. 10 Methodist Episcopal
IN be held az Dallas,
"A ghodes b. The committee APP
~ 3 s last general conference
rso make the selection, tos..
.2sere Thursday. Dallas, Houston,
louis Atlanta, Chattanooga and
ynaglesioa. 5. C., being applicants
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-29

VOr TO present TO them pen-pictures can
In most instances, be quite successfully
carried out in cheaper materials and
trimmings, and just as good an effect
obtained, 50 long as you refrain from
buying anything actually common, all
ways a fated mistake.
II is in the combination OF colors and
in style that the best French dress
makers peculiarly excel. the materials
so long as they are good, are. after all
a secondary consideration. As a proof
OF what ! say, I would ask YOU, Have
YOU not often met among your acquaint-
auces a woman whose gown. though Il
the richest satin, or velvet. looked thor
oughly dowdyish 10y reason of the il-cut.
and generally bad style? OF course, You
have. and. also I dare say You rcmem-
Der her opposite---the girl or woman in
a fr0ck Of simple serge, or cloth. or cash
mere Yet SO eXqu.sitely cut. and in such
perfect style that Ii commanded adm-
ration from everybody who understood
what good dressing really is. Therefore.
do no. put down this column with a de-
spondent oh she always describes such
expensive gowns and cloaks"' but pause
and think for a minute: How can ! copy
that in inexpensive materials so as 10
obtain the best results" Space is limit
ed. and l cannot always suggest To You
how YOU NAV best do this. but. for eX-
ample, the cloak 4 am about 10 describe
10 you. The original was OF the richest
sapphirc-bue velvet and. by the way. it
is worthy of note tina; this color is one
of the mos. fashionable at the present
moment.
when in doubt play sapphire velvet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-29
AIRYSIDE OF SCIENCE
HOW WE ARE AMUSED BY MEANS
OF UP-TO-DATE MACHINES.
ELECTRICITY AS A PUN-MBKER.
The Wonderful MutOscOpe, Which
Americans Have Made Perfect. Pho
tographs In 1-iOOth of "a sccond-A
Terrible Instrumcnt


In this scientific age even our amuse-
ments are electrically managed. Scarcely
a miscellaneous entertainment is given
which does not include some show Of the
photograph variety. The finest OF fun
makers I'm this scientific description Of
amusement
It is not the eye alone that Is gratifed
by scientific amusement; the ear. too, IS
tickled. People do not talk about the
telephone as a toy; on the contrary, they
regard it as an instrument Of torture. 1t
IS otherwise with the monograph and
gramophone The one is both a recorder
and a reproducer Of the sounds commit
ted TO it's impresslonable cylinders, the
other simply gives out what 1t has been
made to hold.
The phonograph plays nowadays an I'M
portant part in the affairs OF every
day life. 1t has even risen 20 the dignity
OF state duties: but these circumstances
have not detractcd from its growing
popularity as q private entertainer. The
machine that has acted as ones secre-
tary during the day can. by simply
changing tine records be made 70 while
away the duh hours Of so-called social
evening
At one time monographs could only
be hired They are now sold outright,
and the cost OF the records is less than
that of a new piece for the pianotorte.
There IS no end 10 the ballads, recita-
lions. stories. instrumental solos, Orchos-
trail pieces. stump speeches. etc, that are
available. and with the newest models
the ear-tubes are replaced with q trum-
pet. and for the elcctE motor clock
work action has been substituted. while
the micro-reproducing attachment APP
pears to adapt itself 20 The ''..'-. ~ any
voice. the best for record purposes being
that OF a baritone.
But Of an scientific amusements the
biograrh IS the one OF which Americans
ought t0 be- most proud. There have been
many variations of the one invention.
DR. AlIybridge, Of Philadelphia. developed
the idea. and IIr W. *. l.. Dickson.
working jointly with Mr. Edison. pro-
duced the famous Edison vitascope, the
predecessor Of the cinom1tograph, which,
I'm turn, has been followed by the bio
graph. the autograph, and the muto- F.,
scope Fiual.ty has not been reached,
and q forecast of the immediate future /
was obtained i'm conversation with a gem /
tiemau who is at work on an improved /
machine
1T is the bioeraph which projects upon |
q screen briluantly-lghted picture, life I
size or larger; it is the mutoscope which ]
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-29

leaves Of book. and having The aprsar.
anco of machine hair-brush. IS ID,
crank is turned these leaves r.g0Ee a
expose 20 the spectator The picture.
lccted. the continuity % the scene never
being broken.
Some OF the pictures that may ha view.
ed on or off the stage tv u. r4 I'd tha
biograph or the mutoacope ar. obviously
manufactured The remark does r0. V
course. apply 20 the marvellous Enr'-.
State Express subjects. which we're 1f-
tained. I'm one case. by placing fhs camera
in front Of the eryauou-c4r" wrh
an engine behind IN going at OIL rts %
sixty miles an hour. and, il another. iy
running race with an express 0u l r..-
allal line. the camera kecrUs sle Nv
side with the locomotive IL Photographed.
Comic scenes such as those thar r.mg "a
the Santa Claus series have boss f,r o
bee invented These it seems. N.le al
duly enacted I'm "a special studio
1--WE must needs have good actors %
produce these scenes says tho -e
man interviewed. "a bad one viii l
a promising subject and as the Woe
story VIII have to Doe told DOB pan'ou Inc
i'm less than minute without wora o.
explanations every movement must Do
incapable Of being misunderstood. and 10
time must Doe lost as tne film viii he exc
haustcl ina the thrce-quartcrs OF a minu .
allowed"