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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-10-21
swIMrIIN' IN THE SEA.

Patsy. Peter Lou and me
All went swimmir' in ttc sea.
With our suits = rod ard blue;
Don't You N.ish YOU'D been there. too7
Ne and Pats ana Peter We
Went k-r'uure rirtt in tre SEA
We though Lou was coming. too.
But she stcYrcd nrt 5000 80
Every time she saw "a wave
Coming ln sfo rom uri rave
Little screams she didn't get
Even her rvd stockings wet
Then she sat down in the sand
Scoopct out quite "a hO.o there ard
Put her feet down Oh a.. then
Pulled The sand al, back again.
Ey and by. Pete. Pats and me
Came. a. dripping. back to see
Lou. half buried iu the sand.
Having ruu Go beat tbc band
That's how Pats. Pete. Lou and me
Went a-sw immiu' Boa thc sea;
We went ir-wc fciicrs- ard
Lou went swlmm,n' GA tlc land
-IhiaGt .phi8 Press
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-10-21

horseshoe magnet, such as you can buy
iu any toy shop.
Now spin the top and hold the mag
act horizontally near its edge. It Is
still attracted. no matter how rapidly
&c may be spinning
But II you hold the magnet above the
disk with its poles pointing straight
down you viii be surprised 10 see that
the top is no longer attracted. On the
contrary. IL IS repealed, and crawls
away from the magnet. at least so long
as II is spinning rapidly. As the top
runs down. however, there comes a
time when this repelling action, which
depends on It's speed. is overcome by
the natural attraction. Then the TOP
is again attracted by the magnet. II
you are observing you may notice that
when the magnet repels the top. IL
also acts on il like brake so that
II runs down sooner than Il would
otherwise.
Both the repulsiOn and the slowing
up occur because there are electric
currents flowing through the top.
says writer in Good Literature.
and these currents are due to the sDin.
ming and the presence OF the magnet
Now when currents are caused by
moving piece OF metal near the mag
net the metal is repealed by the mag
net and at the same time its motion
Is impeded as il by friction. and so
our little top both slows up and moves
away from the magnet
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-10-21
The creseent-shaped Roll

The little horseshoe shaped rolls 10
be seen In every bakers shop in the
world have an interesting history. In
1857 Vienna was besieged by the
Turks. They were about to enter the
town by an underground passage that
they had dug. when the bakers (who
work all night in order to deliver
hot bread in the morning) gave the
alarm. The authorities were so crate
full they allowed them to manufac-
ture a breakfast roll in the shape of
the crescent moon, which IS a device
OF the Turkish banner.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-10-21

In Fig. 2. and your work is nearly
half done. Nail the second box TO the
second board.
Now set four boards one-half inch
thick, or saw one board into four
parts. each two feet long. These are
10 be nailed firmly to the long boards
connecting them. but leaving as much
space as possible between them. as
shown in Fig. 4. This figure also shows
a board nailed across the two boxes,
making the seat. Fig. shows the
simplest form of paddle. which you can
elaborate on If you wish, but which
VIII do its work well enough To an
swer all your purposes.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-10-21
Both WanteS Har

Mrs. Homer wonder where Mrs
Weeds will make her home now thai
both Of her daughters are married.
with her son-in-lsw in London or with
her son-in-law In Brighton?
Homer don't know, I'm sure. They
both want her.
Indeed What dutifcl sons-in-iaws'
"Oh, not necessarily. The one In
London wants her in Brighton and the
one In Brighton wants her IN London
Pit Rita
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-10-21

can be easily prepared by making a
loose in one end and tying The other
end TO the upper part OF the stick The
stirrup should Zee about four feet long.
20 you viii have no difficulty ia throw
ing Il over your shoulder
The rules are very simple. explains
Coco Literature The suspended foot
In the stirrup must not touch the
sround nor the stirrup length be re-
moved from its position over the Shout
Ger. a hundred-yard dash" will be
PLENTY long FOR the course.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-10-21
a BRIGHT Hero.

Here" said the young author. SIS
a story that think you will find To be
original and striking"
That's what I'm looking for" re-
piled the publisher. What, n ! may
ask. Is the new idea that you have in-
PRODUCED ,"
THE hero Is bright enough TO see
that the girl loves him as soon as the
reader discovers it."-Chicago Record.
Herald.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-10-21

two inches thick. II not they can be
bought for so cents from any carpen-
ter, and that is all the money you
need spend on your boat
Here are the directions given by the
Chicago Inter Ocean for the building
or the boat; Saw the ends OF
the boards 70 a point as the dr.
agram shows in Fig. l. Get two
strong boxes the same size, nail one
20 the center OF the boards. as shown
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-10-21
BE Wondered why.

II Just love the smell Of tobacco
smoke she declared. 1T keeps re
miEding me of the fact that there /.
a man around"
Yes" he answered, but I'm afrais
you'd soon get tired OF IL II you had Il
inhale Il oftea."
Yet he wondered why she turned hei
back on him.-CAi,asS Record-Hsrale
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-10-21
RIDE FAST.

II you wish to ride fast you must knov
How TO quicken a horse that goes slow
Well the old saying goes,
You have heard. i suppose,
II Is money that makes the mare 60.
l-Philade1Dhia Press
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-10-21
A STIRRUP RACE.
New Athlete Pastime Which Provides
Very Amusing Event for
a Field Day.

This new athletic pastime is a very
amusing "event." and is run OF with
one leg hobhled 90 the broomstick.
which takes its Place a look at the
accompanying craving viii show you
how to prepare for The stirrup race.
Procure a lolg. Thin pole Then at
tach the leather or rope stirrup. which
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-10-21

MY doll. my doll, my Aunabel!
She's really feeling far from well
Her wig Is gone, her eyes are out.
Her legs were left somewhere about
Her arms were stolen by the pup.
The hens ate ali her sawdUst up;
So all that's really left OF her
IS just her clothes and characterI
Lucy +. Perkins. IN Congregationallst
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-10-21
A FISH STORY.

There's a great ado down IN the OCEAN,
You can hear II from Gath clear 20 Goshen
For the big fishes all
Eat up those that are small:
AT least that Is the popular notion.
Philadelphia Press.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-10-21
Easy

Visltor-You don't know who am
do you. Jimmy?
Jimmy-Naw.
Visitor-Aha! know who you are
though.
Jimmy-Aw, that amt nothln'-I
know that myselfl-Cl0eland Leader.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-10-21
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Effective May 18th, 1905.
TRAINs LEAvR R1cHMoNn-

TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
'V0 A. m DAILY. Local forCsnrlotte
~ ~ p. in.-DAily. Limited, BuCet priir,..,
=. At!anta and ~ uringham New Orisans
,, mem nhi4. ShntthnuogA and ali the Eont6
Raleigh. "' D"i4Ain ana
~ p. NIX. Sunday, ChAss. CITY.
IA ~ =. m.-paily. Limited fsnllr.., 49,
s:au D. m, for al the S.luth NN'DJ
YORK AIVER LINZ
Lhe iAyorite 90 routs Baltimore and ..sto-r
ccpt Sunday. - "a N~iiS eA-
Z, a; m1,.E,EHcePt Sunday. Local mixed for
West Point AFoc"A Tor
~ p n. Except sundsy. For West po,n,
Cs.hnecting vita steamers FOR BAitirnore ,r5
nv landinEs. steamers CAL az YorEtovg1,
1ne LAY Bank Mondays, Wefne.stsv. a.,
il0eg y ana ~ Gloucester Point AMI Avn
Hi"hua y tuesdays, THURSDAYS and Satrr-sfr-e
- TRAINS ARkIVu RlCH NOND
~ A. ma. anu az y. IN 80 FROM all d. sonth
;eop; m From Charlotte and Durhan, ana
~ a. n .-Frsm Chase CITY.
y - q. n.-baitimore and Wet Paint
~ - a. m.-krom West Point
DIV =. m.-troIn West Point
49, - 81. hARpWICK. Pas Traf Mr.
n, = SPENCER, G.. NJ w. H. TAyTor a %
= W. WEsrEURY. ID. u. A.. Richnond- v -
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-10-21
A Modern Comparison.

young De Gull is very fond OF
boasting OF the wealth of hts lats
grandfather
"And yet I'm told that the old gen.
tleman was found 20 be a mere
Croesus when they inventoried his
estate.--Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-10-21
SHALLOW WATER BOAT.
Craft Which May Be Built by the
Handy Boy Out of Old and
Discarded Lumber.

Many boy who would like to build
a boat is kept from doing so by g lack
OF lumber suitable for the purpose.
IL takes a lot OF boards to build even
the toughest kind OF fat-bottomod
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-10-21
Wantnd to snrnrisA Him-

Crawford-What makes you think
his wife hasn't fun confidence in
him2
Crabshaw-Several times every
summer she returns home from the
country uEexpectedly.-Town Topics.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-10-21
Unhnnnv Medinm

Ply ~AoNANA
Nisitor-How old are you. johnny
Johnny-I'm too big 20 cry and not
big enough 20 make anybody else cry.
NY. Sun.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1905-10-21
D y u n Richmond, Freder-
u. I. O ieksburg, and Potc-
mac pafIroad

80 - - - :.
Trains Leave Richrnond-yorfb,,.r
4 -lo a. m daily, Byrd et through
0.aJ "a. M, dairy Main 81 TLrD-ch
mediation. - WIN
SEQ a m. daily Byrd st. through.
u 00 noon, week days Byrd - Through
a,uo p m, week days. Byrd s. Frederieis
burg accommodation
9,o1 p. m.daily, Main St Through
mediation. '-4 'oooHh-
sos D. M. daily. Byrd 81 Through.
Trains Arrive Ricnmona-southwsre.
$40 a. m, week days. Elba Ashland aeoo,n.
mediation.
$50 a m. week days. Byrd st. Frederichs-
burg accommodation
sdo,a m, daily, BYRD 50. through.
~ - a m, week days, Byrd st. Through
Local stops.
2.lt p. m, daily Man So Though
- p m week days. Elba Ashland accom-
7;l5 p. m, daily. Byrd st, Through.
~ D. M daily Byrd SO. Through. LEGAL
ESQ p. m. daily. Main st. Through
10 Pullman Sleeping or Parlor Cars on
All above trains except train arriving Rich
modstions. "' -0ooih
Time Of arrivals and depsrtures and con
nectlons not guaranteed.
W, Il. DUKE, 4. W. CULP. WP.TAYIOR
0enl Man'r. Asst Genl Mar. TrAf Man
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-02-05
ENGINE EXPLODED.
Engineer and Fireman Are Dead and a
Number Injured.

Utica. n. Y. Feb. 1.-Two trainmen
lost their lives and a score or more
passengers were iajured In a wreck on
tn, New York Central railroad nj
whltesboro. three miles west Of here.
Saturday None OF the Injured are
dangerously hurt. their wounds being
mainly cuts and bruises. As this train
was passing the buffalo special. east
bound. the boiler OF the locomotive Of
the westbound train exploded Ths
force Of the explosion and upheavh Of
the engine threw the entire train Of
thirteen cars composing the special
from the rails as II Il had been a string
OF toy coaches The rear Pulimans top
pied into n ditch on the side track.
but the forward cars were hurled into
an adjoining field the distances va
rYing from ten TO forty feet. Several
flew from the supporting trucks and
wheels and ploughsd deep into snow
banks their ends being demolished by
the impact The westbound train did
not leave the track The WORK OF res
culng the passengers was carried on IN
freezing atmosphere which benumo-
ed feet and hands and caused great
distress 10 such rescuers as had re-
sponded only partially clothed.
Fireman Brennan was Instantly KILL
ed. His body was thrown from the cab
onto a snowbank. Engineer Allen. who
was injured by the engine exploding,
survived but a short time. Several
women were cut by glass and spllnters.
Judge Warren y Hooker OF Fredonia,
n Y. was among the passengers in
jured. lie was severely bruised and
cut about the head and body The car
I'm which he was passenger was
thrown 81 least forty feet from the
track and one side partially torn away
The Judge was wedged IN between
broken seats and was not released for
a considerable time.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-02-05
shop, west Of wsga-r& B'snion.

BUS ness block at JuareI. Mex.
burned. entailing $4,000 loss.
f. IT, Cundln. found At Alvarado.
Tex. with his throat cut died.
Work WI soon begin on the $4,000
school building at Roxton Tex.
BY q FIRE at Brooklyn thlrty-slx
families were rendered homeless.
Albert Doggett. n barber. suicided az
Fort Worth. by cutting his throat
Third postal car for Texas and Pa
clhc road las been built AZ Marshall
Mrs. - J. Woods. sister % ex-Gov-
ernor Duke died near Tal!hina. I T
Near Hnlsboro. Tex, the little child
Of ". A. Matthews was burned TO
death
Hunt county. Texas. for January re-
pc twenty-eight deaths and 1877
bn
New York bauekrs hive purchased
f75.OOO.OOO Of Southern Pacific railway
bonds
Katy viii put o. another passenger
train between Oklahoma city and
Kansas city
During January there were III births
~ Lamar county. Te.as. and twenty
eight deaths.
A. Marcus manager OF a Marshall.
Tex. clothing store was fined $50 for
p Hing n shirt on Sunday
Eleven suits. aggregntlng $4,000.
against Shreveport Waterworls COM
pauy have been withdrawn.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-02-05
NEWS IN BRIEF

President Diaz has returned TO tie
City OF Mexico.
Taree nne bridges are 20 be built
near Lawton. okla.
James Selden Miller. a Dallas pIo-
neer. died suddenly.
Big Casino restaurant at Houston.
valued az $4,000. burned.
Wiley Dawson suicided a. n Paso
by taking rough on rats
Bank OF Tallhlna. l. T.. capital stock
$4,000. Is being organized.
An earthquake shock was felt al
Baton Rouge. La. Friday.
During last month III persons were
placed In ieil az Muskogee.
The baby 81 l. ID. Holiday burned
20 death at Haileyville. |. T.
Abercromble well at Humble Tex.
u flowing 5000 barrels daily.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-02-05
UNUSUAL CONDITIONS.
Great Contrast Developed on Each Side
Of Rocky Mountains.

Washington. Feb. Reports to the
weather bureau Saturday showed some
very unusual meteorological conditions
throughout the country. particularly
IN the development ~ the abnormal
cold spell IN m. north central states
q spite the absence % any general
STORM. and this extreme cold spread
throughout most u a.. United States
during four days \ great contrast
also developed between tho two sides
OF the Rocky mountains West ~ that
rsrra rains Developed To remarkable
a gree The semi-nril regipnT Os> Arl-
zona and southern California were Wis
tied with almost rs much rain ms they
ordinarily receive IN year. The cold
est weather - the winter prevailed In
the central end eastern Districts ana
snow and sleet extended almost o. the
coast line ~ the elst gulf and south
Atlantic states Forecasts Saturday
did not Indicate any decided change to-
ward warmer weather during thirty
six hours
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-02-05
NOT LOCALIZED.
Judge Is Rot Lawyer. but Harness
maker and Bootnaker.

maker and Bootmaker.
Guthrie Okla Feb. I'm the Okla
homa senate Friday the bin by Mr.. Al
exande- to lcgalize the election Of X.
II. Mecse as probate Judge of Beaver
county came up. II WIS stated that
instead Of being a lawyer. Judge Meese
Is both a harnessmaker and hootmak-
er and FOR this reason the senate turn
ed him down The peculiar pert o.
tn the affair is that Mecse ~ serving
MS second term as probate judge. beir-
a Democrat and defeating Tom Braid
wood Republican. for the place Mr.
Alexander. Republican. introduced the
Hill 90 fgnlize JUICE Meese's election.
Meese can continue 10 serve and draw
his pay. although appeals NAV be taxi
en- from all his acts The alleged lle-
gal ~ 81 Judge Mees's election came
from the fact that. according 20 the
law a probate Judge mutt have prtu-
ticed law during three years preceding
his election.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-02-05
LETTER TO HITCHCOCK.
President Refers to Contracts For the
Education 81 Indians.

Washington. u. C.. Feb t.--President
Roosevelt has sent letter 20 secrs-
tnry Hitchcock on the sIbict OF the
authority for granting contracts for
education OF Indians In UNCONVENTIONAL
schools. The president says that mas
much as lsgai authority exists 10 grant
the request OF Indians. unquestlonably
they are entitled by moral right to
have moneys used TO educate their
children at schools they choose The
president directs the Interior depart
ment to continue the practice unless
congress directs otherwis. or the courts
hold that the decision Of the depart
ment 81 Justice To this effect II wrong
The president also urges the passage 81
the Lacey bill authorizing allotment OF
annuities In severalty.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-02-05
AN INsURREcTioN.
Several Police Posts Attacked but the
Assistants Beaten OF.

Buen0s Ayres. Feb. Am insurrec-
ton has broken out In this province
Several police posts have been attack
ell hy bands Of about thirty men each.
but the asTalIs..ts were nearly every
where repulsrd Two posts which they
surprised were recaptured by the po-
o. An attack on the arsenal was
also repealed. II was rumored S-tur-
day that two regiments ~ troops had
mutinied and were marching on the
capital. The Argentine government.
which appears To have brnn acqunint-
81 with the plans Of the leaders u the
plot took timely measures 10 suppress
the uprising.
As result Of the Instruction move
ment. which broke out not only here.
but In several other cities. the Argen-
tine government issued n decree es-
tahilshiug "a state 81 sligo for thirty
DAYS throughout the whole republic
and ordered the mobilization Of the
national guards.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-02-05
PostmasterI Named.

Washington. Feb. 4.-The president
sent TO the senate the following nomi-
nations for postmastcrs' Louisiana;
Mamie O. Hamilton. Pollock. Charles
w. Lyman. Rayne. oklahoma: JOS
a. Randolph. waukomis. Texas; VIM.
7. Rogers. Conroe: NJ Musser Sey-
rnour: Henry l.. Sands. Alvord: Jos.
Folm. Hondo.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-02-05
Steamer Fleated.

Galveston. Feb. f.-The Boothe line
steamship Amazonese from Barbados.
miles down the island. was successful.
~ h01ted without damage 10 the veg-
sci The shin. however. was In pre-
carious condition when rescued by the
tugs. Il taking three stout tugs TO re-
leaas her
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-02-05
ICE FLoE BROKE.
Smashed Against Intake Of Water
works and Did Damage

ST. Louis. Feb. Am immense Zoe
broke from the Illinois bank % the
Mississippi river Friday night and
drifting with ,Se current. swung
against the intake for the city water
works. smashing the Ice guards and
screens and pillng NJ In the intake
despite all efforts 20 keep the large
pipe clear When the ice became
tightly jammed the capacity 81 the In
take was diminished twO-thirds.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-02-05
COURAGEOUS COOLEY.
ste-m Fire Engineer Steps Runaway
Team Of Apparatus.

" FNfFah
New York. Feb. A remarkable
display OF courage and GOODNESS In the
face % grave danger was witnessed
Saturday when the driver Of a Gre en-.
gins was thrown from his seat by a
collision and the horses started on
wild run. The drivers live and possi-
lily the lives OF other persons were
saved by the prompt. cool action Of
Engineer Cooley. who climbed around
the swaying boiler and down on the
pcle until he got possession % the
reins and brought the frightened
horses TO stanfstlll In going To a
fire the engine colilded with delivery
wagon. which threw the driver from
hif seat. In falling he graspnd the pole
between the horses and was dragged
for blocks. when rescued he was In
n state Of collapse Engineer Cooley
was seriously burned.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-02-05
Go, twenty One Yenr,.

Memphis. Feb. a. special 20 the
CommCrcial-Appsal from Newport
Ark, says; Newton Allwhite. the SELF
confessed participant. with his father
with the murder and asRsrlt on Mrs
Amelia Mauldin last Christmas. for
which crime the elder Allwhite was
iynched owing 20 the sons confession.
has been sentenced to twenty-one years
In the penitentiary.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-02-05
TRIO CAPTURED
Men Confessed That They Were Pos
SCISSORS Of a counterfeitins Plant.

BellIngnam. wash. Feb. i.-Police
rtured a gang OF three counterfeiters
who have been operating here for the
hast two years. The men give the
names OF Walter Packwood Fred
Smith and Fred Miller. The have
confessed that they have counter
feitlrg plant In a house near this city
capable OF turning out $40 per hour,
besides an arrangement for raising
81 bills to $40. They are believed 10
have passed an enormous amount o.
spurious money. The counterfeit Is a
good imitation.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-02-05
SENATOR ASSAULTS.

Frank French Makes an Attack Upon
Detective Tiehsnor.
Sacramento Fob. f.-Stlte Senator
Frank French. who stands accused
with three 81 his colleagues Of bribery.
made an assault on Detective Geor-s
II. Tichenor. employed by the prosecu-
ton. French accosted Tichenor on the
upper tioor 81 the capitol rotunda AMI
without a word rushed at the deteC-
tive and sent him Keeling with a blow
over the right eye Bvstnnders Inter
fored and prevented further trouble
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-02-05
COLD STORAGE
Will Be Put In at Hillsboro and Con
sist Of Three Rooms.

Hillsboro. Tex. Feb. i-Hilisboro
will have cold storage this summer.
Louis Haberzettle. manager Of the
Home Ice factory. has placed orders
for several cars Of brick and up.to-date
machinery and worn viii commence
on the building az once There will be
three cooling rooms. two lexis ana
one i4XiS. each arranged 50 the tenn
pentura can be- adjusted according 20
the articles In storage lie Is also
changing the factory frcm coal 10 an
oil-buruiug system.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-02-05

Cavitt and presen ted by Miss Jenrie
Howell. The married isdy's prize
u spoon holder. went 20 Mrs. De
MAret by Mrs. Sam NJ. Winters. IN"
high bid prize, picture, was
awarded To Mrs Pryor. aud pre-
sented hv Mrs w. ID Cox. All the
ladies cut for the consolation priz-.
n pearl handled cause fan. aud airs.
Pryor was again successful. The
hostess served pressed chicken.
clives. butter thin biscuits. gelatin
Ia orange peels aud chocolate
On the 22nd Of February st. Ur-
suia's Literary Club will give ~
lecture ami music recital ia thi@ city
for the purpose 81 raising funds to
furnish their club room AT villa
Maria The club has succeeded In
getting Rev J VI. Kerwin of Gal
weston, the silver tongu-d orator
priest ~ the South for this occasion
and promisessto all u rare treat in
both oratory and music. On the
afternoon ~ the 22nd the club will
fander ~ Father KerWin reception
The subject aud place will be au-
lounctd later.
Miss Adams will entertain the
Bachelor Girls club on Thursday
,fternoon complimentary ~ Mis-
Weaver II Dallas. Cards will be- Is.
IA Monday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-02-05
TREEp ~ WOLVES.
Peterson's Hands. Feet and Faces
Frozen and sufferinps Dreadful

In Crosse wis. Feb. Pursue
and freed for eight hours by a pack Of
timber wolves with the temperature
twenty degrees below zero has been
the experience OF Hans Peterson. a
farmer 81 Corn Valley. He was found
by rescurers wedged In the trees
branches unconscious. Both hands and
both feet and his face were frozen
His feet and fingers will probably
have TO be amDutated.