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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-09
FOR ne RAILROADS.
Long aud short Haul Decision. Goe.
Against Present Law.

Chicago. April S.-The train in which
President Mckinley and his cabinet
will eros, the continent ON their trip. i.
a marvel of luxury. II will consist of
two leepuga dining aud composite
car, consisting 0f mokiug.room and
baggage compartment Tho president
will sleep in the magnificent pullman.
the Olympia"
a description Of this car would an an
Oriental prince with wonder Il con-
tain, five private rooms, finished ia Mex.
Jean mahogany aud maple The private
dinngroom 40 one end is furnished IN
vermilion. Apartments ht for mon.
nrchs are provided for the servants
silk, satin. plush and velvet are lavishly
used in furniture and in the decoration.
Onyx and marble fittings are in evi.
dencc. large mirrors and wardrobcs are
provided, and each private room con.
tains the complete fittings Of a bedroom.
All nave separate toilet rooms Inc cai
is 20 feet long and is used only for the
accommodation Of nine people
The drawingroom car Is finished in
vermillon. deliberately carved, and the
rooms are decorated in ivory and gold.
The ceilings are beautifully tinted, aud
the upholstery and drupcries are Of the
meet with the salon by folding doors.
Wide vestibules line the smoking car.
There is fine barber shop in it and a
bath room with tiled flooring and
wninscoting The smoking room is q
feet in length fitted with upholstered
chairs, lounges, secretary, cabinets and
library 4 buffet is also provided. Tn,
exterior Of the train is IN keeping will
it, interior ,plJndor.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-09
PLOT TO AssAssINATE.
Detective. Claim Attempt WIN ne Made
To Murder President Liubet.

London, April g. 4 dispatch % the
Evening News from Paris says that
French detectives are privately informed
of a projected attempt 20 as-a,sinate
President Loubet during his coming
trip. Extraordinary prccaution, have
been taken everywhere and the usual
police protection doubled Outsider,
nave been excluded from the ruilroad
stations. Ten thousand soldiers have
been detailed 10 maintain order during
the French presidents stay at Nice,
where stringent orders have been is.
sued 10 vigorously suppress the slightest
hostile demonstration President Lou.
bet is inclined 10 laugh at the fears that
an attempt will be made upon his life.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-09

New York, Arril 0-Russia's an.
nounrgmenf of her determination not
to press 90 @ conclusion the negotiations
respecting China B, regarded hero MS a
pIocr ut diplomacy ,uy, tho London
nT0,p1udeur of The luhuno lt has
become clear during the last few days
chat ~ thr Chinese emperor were Co
give his assent 90 the projected arrange.
mont he would find himself confronted
los tide of opinion umlug his subjects
that might oyerwhcm h.- authority It
Is mo- surprise chat Ru,,lu's intentions
may have been quic5euod by the bclli.
C1.e attitude OF Japan.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-09
ArninnIhn,. AtiItnhe.

Manila, April S.-Gcueral Macarthur
says Il Is impossible 10 make a state.
ment concerning Aguinaldo now Az.
unaldo is purchasing diamonds aud
o her iewelry The said manifesto,
which Aguiualdo has been preparing
has not yet been signed 10 appears
that that the majority Of Filipiuos in
Manila distrust Aguinnldo and dislike
90 soc him accorded special iavors They
say he ought 20 be severely punished.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-09

Now frame iroom house Iu northern part of
of CiiY. D. block Hf ground. COR tNlHt
yacnu. block with % oak trees. for sr1nH
DO southern part 1T liiy oH College road Is
lo-. nice Umy house. orchard. stables bon
house and other improvements pn'c eiaN h
Lubbock. ,.r0om house galleries. pantry,
bathroom. barn. wRcrNufks. vIrrlrIr lights
sell. orchard, etc. situuu
broom house. two closets o galleries. slth
Sheds. EASTERN aud 9 OTIS. ior $4,000.
Large boarding honsc. Will accommodate sl
r.uuIo. ulIl r,ut for ,D'I ur si"aytar wilteu
heap
49,, Iot. Joining JcG Franklin will sell Tor
500 O.
slot, near Allen Academy Tor $50 W.
8I.2 scrrs 90 land. near 90 MILL with two
hDu.e. ONE has Eve Rooms Che Other thuH
WIN exchange Tor country property cor sell Tor
$4,000
cabins blocks south Of Is %. a.. depot
Will cell ali for -,ulno lumpai that 90 Is a
bargain.
i5-toom house. hall galleries. closets go d
barn Cistcul waiefw Irks garden, etc. iu very
swell part oi city, for simuOu
GOOD groom house, vel ~ freCsiouc watcf,
sheds. rtr., will rent for slu ul month Come
quick. am Offering no &nun.
ore neat newly finished cottage Zoo southern
rc., ou high ground with piyudid view, Cor
$1,000
block 60 western part NJ city. known "a. city
park, beautiful uaks ON each back, will s,ll
cheap
one half block ground. room house balls.
q large under ground c.stcfus, hydrauis, Ger.
wants house, big barn aud all other modern
conyeuicuccs. Ia bon tou part uf city vii. sell
cheap
several negro houses for sale very cheap.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-09
MINISTER WV UNEASY.
InsestisatiRg Ramor That Russia and
China HAD severed Relations.


In,s.iisa,ing Ramer That Russia and
China HAD severed Relations.
Washington. April S-The Chinese
minister was an early caller at the state
department today to seek information
as 10 the report tased ON adyices 10 the
state department that there had been
an interruption IN diplomatic intercourse
between Russia aud China. Mr.. Wa
had not been advised of any such devel'
opmeut aud the information before tho
state department was so contradictory
It would not permit any clear oxplana.
ton ~ the real state Of affairs Doubt
arises from the fact that MIR Rockhill's
latest dispatch does not mention any
such disagreement and officials feel
bound 90 accept this rs pretty strong
evidence chat prior limitations of dis.
cord have not takcn actual form. Yet
the dispatch received from Mr.. Squircs,
the Aaercan charge d'anaires. in the
nb'ei Of Minister Congor, appear to
have been quite explicit that the diff
Guilty had already made itself manifest.
IL is thought possible. the circum.
stances 10 which Mr. Squires refers 10
occurred prior to the receipt In Pcl,in Of
the last Russian note and that the
trouble may have been adjusted subse.
quently. The state department main.
minsan attitude of doubt and expectancy
aud is not yct prepared 20 admit there
has bean am interruption of intercourse
between the two countries either limited
ar r1muIUfD
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-09
TEXAS LEGISLATURE.
The Session Will BE Brought to .
Close Tomorrow.
A RUSH OF MEASURES
Engrosslng Clerks Kept Busy With Ex.
ira Help Getting Measures In
shape Many Bills WIN he
Left Enacted Upon.

Austin, April S.-Tomorrow the Tcxa,
legislature win adjourn aud many Of
the measures fought for during the SEES.
sion viii De- on hand enacted upon, while
many got as far ~ cngrossmeut.
Tho enrolling and cugrossing clerks
have been working day and night dur
ing the last week with an extra force.
The bulk of the legislation az this SEES.
sion has occurred since the passage Of
the siue die adjournment resolution,
and most Of the bills that have passed
muster received the finishing touches
last week, Notwithstanding the many
diversions and the flibustering It Is
said boy the enrolling clerk. that more
work has been thrown upon them dur.
ing the last week than az this stage OF
any Legislative session during tho last
derape
lt Is expected that many bills will be
raih0aded, today. tonight and tomorrow.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-09

Yokohomn. April S.-Thc news Of
Ru,,ia's decision not 10 press the Man
churian agreement is received here with
feeling of relief In anticipation of
complication, chat might have en-ucd
had Russia reached another conclusion.
IN gsH~5s~sn' lad resolved to post.
pono.G.unsr Of important state un.
dcrtakiugs involving largo expenditure.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-09

Guthrie, o. T., April S.-Mrs. NJ A.
Deeds, aged o. years, who recently
came 10 Oklahoma from Iowa, was
burned to death at Ripple. She was
helping her little granddaughter curl a
dolls hair when her dress caught fire,
and before help arrived she was
40 badly burned that she died in a few
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-09
nnnhis.nrn.I.r nsrnlI.d.

Knoxville, April s-A double.hoader
with iron UTa was derailod at Sprinl
City, on the Queen and Crescent road
Sunday afternoon iniuring four men
one fatally. The boilers Of both loco
motives exploded, the conclusion anC
the scalding water did the injury to tn,
crews that manned them.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-09
cnntr.lrh n,,ornllr rleclIon.

Topeka, April S.-Albert Parker has
commenced action IN the district court
here by mandamus TO compel Colonel
j. w + Hughes To turn the office Of
mayor over TO him on the ground hc
was legally elected mayor On the face
Of the returns Colonel Hughes, the law
and order candidate, received a major.
ity of seven. Parker's name appeared
on two tickets, Democratic and Citizen.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-09

Washington, April S.-By order Of
the president the employees Of the execu'
tive department, the government print
ing Office and the navy yard and station,
who served In the civil war Of the Span
ish war, will be- excused from duty IN
order TO participate In the unyeiling of
the statue Of General John A. Logan.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-09
Rebellion nrolscn out.

Polau April S-Rumors which have
been current during tine last few days Of
fhe outbreak ni % rebellion headed by
General Twg FUN SAu, former com.
mandcr of the northern army IA the
provinces of Mongolia aud Shan 81. has
BON nh.nlnlrIv authenticated.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-09

Austin, April S.-Tho city Of Dallas
viii got mo- charter amendments chi,
session, ON motion of Mr. Shaw tho
house insists ON lbs amendments 90 that
bin and this results IN no bill passing
the house for the relief Of Dallas in a
chartUr.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-09
New York Merchant Dead.

New York, April S.-John Patterson
Duncan, head Of the firm OF John Dun.
cans Sons. wholesale grocers aud man.
ufaoturors, died Sunday night ut his
home in this city. His property will
exceed Sl,0OO,OOO.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-09
MONROE EDGE LAND Z RENTAL agent

Writes at least half the decd. re
corded in Bruzus County. Below
lisa list of property tu be sold BOO ID
days II YOU expect to buy ur sell
land Monroe Ldge Is the man Co
tall, tu.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1901-04-09

Huyler's fine candies at McDoug-
aids drug store. s9tf
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1901-04-20

1 fling Of such aqswer. which FACTS shall be
davt Of the tV ANSWERING os tSs t aaHt
| OF soma one in his behalf having knowledge
Of the facts; and provided, also. that no In
interest. If there is any such purchaser the
decree Of registration shall not be opened, but
shall remain In full force and effect forever,
subject only to the right Of appeal hereinbe.
fore provided, but any person aggrieved by
such decree in any case may pursue his rem
or any other person for fraud in procuring
the decree. Upon the filing Of such answer,
and and not less than ten. days notice having been
given to the applicant, and to such other In
terested parties as the. court may order in
such manner as shall be directed by the court,
If the court is satisfied that the order or de-
cree Ie ought TO. to- be opened an order shall be
order in the case as shall be according to
equity in the premises. An appeal may be
DEGREES afrecting any registered title Within
like time and in a like manner as in the
case Of an original decree under this act, and
es SEE; TO- No person shall commence any pro-
terest right. lien or demand upon the a"y same ln
, adverse to the title or interest as found or
dered or decreed in the decree OF registration
unless within sixty days after the entry of the
order or decree; this section shall be con-
structed as giving such right OF action to such
regularity, insufaciency or for some other
cause s De bound and concluded by such order
Sec. 80: Every person receiving certificate
OF title in pursuance OF a decree Of registra-
ton. and every subsequent purchaser Of reg
tstered land who takes d certificate of title
for value and In good faith, shall hold the
same free from all incumbrances except only
:. such estates, mortgages. lien, charges and
Interest as may be noted in the last certif-
cate OF title IN the registrar office, and ex-
cept any OF the following rights or incr,n-
brAnces subsisling. namely: =.
Z F1rstzLiens, claims, or rights arising or ex-5
listing Under the Jaws Of the constitutions of
the United States, which the statutes OF this
The registry. $50 f-st - -
& Secondary tax or special assessment for
which a sale OF the land has not been had al
& the date Of the certificate Of title -
Third-Any lease for a period not exceeding
three years, when thele is actual OCCUPATION
of the premises under the lease = II Z
Fonrth-Au public highways embraced "a the
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1901-04-20

~ .TFtAFIEFt Sos. f, NO, 222 - -
Az a.. al to appropriate money for the re-in,-
Clues fer e t9Wns yliage borouh
De INCURRED In the care OF person Injected
WIN the SMALLPOX or other contagious dis
cases where ths1state issHahla for such .ex-
pensss, and to create an bensrsency fund to
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1901-09-28

Il put in the place Of the nrst hgn'eu
one.
when storms are raging OF. fogs' pre-
va,,,nr the keeper stays awake 10
wind the machinery that keeps the fog
.,onal booming over the water. Many
s,eenless nights are thus spent by the
lisht-keepers in devoted vigil OF tne
a;ds to navigation. At the gray OF
dawn the keeper is again climbing the
steep iron ladder to the tower-top.
BEFORE the red rim of the sun appears
.he lamp is extinguished, the nne'
nr,.mat,c lenses are covered. and the
huge names of glass that form the
vaiis Of the room are curtained. Inc
large lamp is carried down the hign's
~ an almost perpendicular ladder ano
when filled, trimmed and cleaned II
ready for the sunset hour. The woI ,
Of the keeper is not conciuoed WIZ
this feat; the most perplexing portion
Of the daily routine is now to Dc per
formed. =,
The lieht-keeper must give an &c
count OF his stewardship. A record
tept Of every gill. pint. quart and ga
ION OF oil that is nightly consumed y
the lamps. the fractional parts 0
inches Of wick burned. the lamp-cnin
not. broken, and the general consumI
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1901-09-28
The Treat Habit.

Americans spend $175.OOO,0O0 year
ON books, magazines and newspapers.
This is between 81 and So year TO
the head of population and would
seem to show mat We are literary
nation. On the other hand, Americans
spend s1,25o,ooo,ooo year or over
500. 600, 600 a month. on alcohoilc
st,mulants. nearly as much a month
for liquors as year for literature.
The treating habit has something to dt
with this. Men do not say to one
another. Come and have magazine
with me-" and If by any chance suci
a thing should occur. the other maj
would not come back with the INVITA-
t,on. Now have novel on me-" In
treating habit is one OF the "ors
faults of the American people.-Ar
IONA Republican.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1901-09-28
s1ach,ne Threads Needles.


A little machine which threads loOe
needles a minute is in Minneapolis.
The purpose of the machine, winch
was made In Switzerland, Is to thread
needles that are placed afterward IN
an embroidery loom for making TIE
Swiss or Hamburg lace. The device
Is almost entirely automatic. 1t takes
the needle from hopper, carries 1t
along. and threads, ties the knot, cuts
the thread on uniform length. tnen
carries the needle across an open
space and sticks it in rack. Inc
work of threading these needles was
formerly done by hand. and he ad-
vance from what may be done by
hand to 1000 minute by machinery
is an index of the proGress OF the
Swiss republic
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1901-09-28

t,on Of all supplies furnished yeariy,in
large quantities by the Government.
full MI Of figuring. and the minutes. &C.
curacy is absolutely necessary. Trust
in a keeper is imperative. Daily.
monthly. quarterly and annual reports
arr rendered to the inspector, ana eacn
report Is a detective upon the otner'
every light is wntch-tower. ana ese.y
visible light-station reports the o'ne's
on the log-book or daily journal.
The pathetic story of Lena, the SIX
year-old keeper Of a port Hight on tne
Miss,ssippi River. brings tears to many
ewes. The blind grandfather pleaded
with the child not to venture to tne
island post that night. in vain. Lena
had promised the inspector never =
forget that light. and. although
storm swept the river. she hsstsnss
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1901-09-28

ty. The appointment \ las given 10 me
and continued in my.first charge los
fifteen years. I was then trahsie,.s -a
to the mainland. and l have been mere
for more than sixteen years. l ioNe
NV work-it has its destinations 10.
mo. and love the water, although ],
has been to my beloved ones a crue'
friend. I have had many stirrihs 60
neriences in all these years OF rene
keening. Many are the storms nave
seen. watching the wild waves Dea'
inc upon the shore. Every evening al
climb my tower-steps l know tna'
there are hundreds of other hsn'
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1901-09-28

A a instance Of peculiar industrial!
cccr,nations. It il said that dealers In
.acond-hand bread have pretty good
trade all the year round in London
They collect Fragments OF bread irom
the restaurants and dust heaps. which
they carefully sort into nrst and Sec
ond quality. The former. being COM
paratiysly clean. 10 baked and then cut
into dice for soup and made into rasp-
insn. which are bought up BY the cook,
.hons for garnishing. The secont
quality bread Is sold for 1000 Tor poui
try and other domestic animas
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1901-09-28
A Dog which Didn't Golf.

The first contest of the crack players
Of a newly opened golf field out west
were sadly interrupted by the opstin-
ate conduct of a mean bull terrier
He took possession Of the second hole'
and defied dislodgement. AS ne Is
robust terrier. with a full set OF large
and well preserved teeth. it was
deemed unwise to attempt to disiouee
him by force. Diplomacy was suosti-
tuted. but it didn't work. He resisted
all the usual terms Of endearment' as
| we'll as the promises Of tender steaks
| and seductive bones. In additioh "
guarding the hole, he took possession
Of ball that happened to roll near
him. and which he worried from tilne
to time with low gutteral remarks.
At last accounts the dog was sun
holding the fort, and the discouraged
golfers were debating whether the!
had better engage skilled marksmal
to shoot the brute or at once take meas
ures to lay out new golf feid.-Oie'e
land Plain Dealer.
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1901-09-28

cleared away. The Lighthouse boaru
warmly commended Mrs. Fowiers
courage in a letter that Is precious
20 ber These are but few transcript
from official pages.
Tho first woman to act as nght-
bouse.keeper was probably elizabeth
smith who. n 1880, kept the light at
Old Field Point, Long Island, ana nau
full charge of 1t for twenty-five years.
Nancy Rose was appointed IN NoVem-
her 1857, as lighthouse-keeper u
succeed her husband at Stony Polnt'
ON tho Hudson River. She is the nrst
woman keeper whose appointment Is
On official record. In her seventy
seventh wear, Mrs. Rose still chlnps
40 Iodder IN the light with no uncer-
tain step. faithfully keeping her vigil
under stormy and starry skies. her
bright ewes are unimpaired In vlslon'
Tho lighthouse stands on the hiiitop'
Tho keepers cottage is surrounded Dy
well-kept garden that during the
summer-time is full Of blooming Dan
las. Mrs. Rose maintains the FANNY
tradition in being light-keeper. al
tbev have held the post ever since tne
tower was built. She has raised sew
on children, and kept the position
through various political changes De
cause. as she says. II have done III
duty" ,,.o,
Tho first women to be appolhte'
Iuphtbouse-keepers on the Pacific coas
arc widows, Mrs. Emily A. FISH
point Pinos, and Mrs. Julia +. WI
,ams of Humboldt, California. Poil
P,nos light is situated on point
land hitting into the sea. Mrs. Els
obtained permission to ada 10 'ne -
lie commodations, and built a comrort'
hle residence with modern improV
n ments for herself.
- Mrs. Fish keeps th" light Win gre
care, allowing no one to reiieVe hel
tho official duties of the station. AS
=. result she received, in March, !9oi'
70 letter of special commentator Ior /.
=! neatness. excellence and fa,th1uine
ne az her service, a document that
n elod with the official records OF I
no Board.
nm Mrs. NJ. D. r. Norvell is one OF
ira well-known heroines of the nghtho'
no service. She was born in Washingt'
rho u. G.. and her great-grandfather
the signed the Washington monume
The The romantic. brilliant and versa'
hts girl married young man OF fortu
md who suffered financial reverses'
is was appointed keeper of the iisnt
ork the Head of the Passes. For: Ia
18th Louisiana. At his death Mrs. NOT
ion succeeded him as keeper OF the hs
,er. In 1891, and she brought up ner
children in the sunshine and storm
&C. sea-life. = !,
A "a Another Of these heroines Is
ual- Martha A. Keller, who mas ~
by ftwenty-four years in various III
Of houses along the North Carolina co
i'm. Nine years of this time sne
mn fourteen miles from a postomce
The Banner-Democrat. [volume] (Lake Providence, East Carroll Parish, La.) 1892-current, 1901-09-28
rh. Carr OF Gloves.

:, warm weather gloves grow shah
NV verv quickly. When the hand per-
spires freely. as it always ooes ~
summer. it is almost impossiple "
kaen even the incest gloves lookins
we'll for any length OF time, uhioss
tho hands are dipped and rubbed in'o
fine oatmeal just before the sioVos
90 sIinned on. The meal will absorb
the perspiration that is the cause ~
the gloves becoming stiff ana uis'oi
orad and keep the hands, at least luz
a time quite dry. Instead OF the oa.-
meal fuller's earth may be employ ,,t
when the gloves are removed, d NJ
,,a French chalk, fuller's eartn, VIZ
let powder or oatmeal snouiu 70
snrinkled into them, into the nnseis'
90 we'll as the palms Of the Gloves
this will prevent discoloration.
cloves should never be folded up oi
they will wrinkle and tit badiy eve
after They ought to be laid away
unite fiat with all the fingers puiie'
out carefully. .u,
when trying on a new glove nav
n,entv Of time, for il it Is put on care
fullv and correctly the first time,
will last longer and look better oulin'
its entire wearing life. me nan'
should neither be cold nor too oaml
hot hand will most likely be oam
If so oatmeal or fuller's eartn WI
correct this, and the hand just coln
fortably warm and perfectly ~
should be carefully inserted into ca
glove finger by finger, the tnun
last In removing glove turn u
wrist portion over the hand tne
loosen the glove from the oase VI -
. anrers not from the nail ends.
When white gloves are silsh.
so,,ed they may be cleansed by ruooi !
the soiled part with piece Oh ina
, rubber or with handful OF pax
! aour: pipeclay, masnesia and benAil
!. are also excellent-ths latter now1
: or should be used most careluil
:. never where there is gas or We
strong light or heat.-Aineiio
l. Queen.