The Glory Of A Mother's Glance Poem
An ode claiming the mother’s eyes brow lips and face hold divine wisdom and heavenly beauty. The speaker extols a mother as angelic and sovereign with gaze that angels dance in her eyes and lips that drip honey.
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1899
Page
2
An ode claiming the mother’s eyes brow lips and face hold divine wisdom and heavenly beauty. The speaker extols a mother as angelic and sovereign with gaze that angels dance in her eyes and lips that drip honey.
Exchange L T Fuller Calvert E P Lou ghridge Eagle Lake Wm I Sey mour Waco C W Carr Houston B R Holland Houston R H Kimbrough Houston E F Anderson New York E L Walker Philadelphia
John and Mike arrange 200 pairs of choice turkeys for Bryan customers at $1.00 per pair. Sale runs from opening Thursday morning until 2:30 p.m. Local notice notes the limited reserve and hours.
The city school board accepted Miss M. Stella Shepard’s resignation and elected Miss Ivy Carnes to fill the vacancy at the same salary. Dr. H. L. Fountain and Mr. H. C. Robinson were appointed to study building a new white school on the vacant lot west of Judge Doremus’ residence for school use and to gauge public sentiment and feasibility with surplus funds. City schools closed for holidays and will reopen Tuesday January 2, 1900.
A Berlin dispatch reports Austria may offer mediation between Britons and Boers to end South African fighting. German mediation is not planned meanwhile, and Menelik’s advisor is to visit Zurich in January, signaling no major shift in Abyssinian policy.
Mrs A E Steinsman with Sprague Warner Co planned Ferndale canned and bottle goods exhibit sold by John Chaney Kernale but weather prevented display. Ferndale goods from Sprague Warner Co also make Batavia items Mrs Steinsman has shown. Call for prices on Ferndale goods.
A local ad from J. W. Coulter promises payment for worn pants defects. Ten cents for each suspender button, 25 cents for waistband rips, and 50 cents for seat rips after wearing the SK pants for four weeks.
Goebel managers announce service of notice listing grounds of contest against Governor Taylor and Lieutenant Governor Marshall. Allegations include troop intimidation tissue ballots and injunction force. Contests filed as an address to the people from the state Democratic committee urges Democrats to aid seating Goebel.
Five people died and six were injured in a five story double tenement blaze in New York. Three family members perished including John Bar rett, his wife and daughter. A second fire on Tenth avenue killed Mrs. Kate Fox and her two year old son James.
At a Whitnecks party in Harrodsburg Ed Wright killed John Gabbart in a festivity with about 200 guests present. An old grudge stemmed from a 2 year old alleged betrayal of Gabbart’s sister. Wright fled but plans to surrender. Also the Navy to hold a naval funeral for Lt Brumby with Marine escort to Atlanta for interment.
Cheyenne Wyoming December 19 official report states a robber took the package of money traveling from Denver to Fort Russell for the troops. Over 1800 dollars were in the bag and the express company has turned the funds over to the paymaster.
Cincinnati December 19 Postmaster Monfort ordered to suspend the department ban on mail delivery to O J Bailey of the American Patent Agency who had been indicted for misusing the mails.
Manila December 19 Major General Henry W. Lawton was shot in the breast and died immediately in front of his troops at San Mateo. He left Manila Monday night with cavalry under Captain Lock and a battalion of the Twenty-ninth and Twenty-seventh infantry led by Lieutenant Colonel Sargent seeking to capture San Mateo and Gernonimo reported as having 300 insurgents.
Washington December 1 The War Department had received no word of General Lawton's death up to 1 pm beyond an Associated Press dispatch shown to officials. The president learned of the loss from the AP, and cabinet rooms conveyed sorrow. Lawton, a native of Indiana, earned his commission by gallantry in the Civil War.
General Young reports believed to have liberated American prisoners including Lt Gilmore, with Howse and Hunter commanding local forces in province. General Lawton moves on San Mateo against 300 insurgents while Grant clears Zambales and scouts Don Francisco steamer at Subig bay. In Panay insurgents suppressed. raids and captures reported in Leapiz Romblon and other actions. Senate committee call set for Feb 2 at Raleigh hotel to fix Democratic convention dates. Bob Scott killed near Terrell Texas. another surrender reported at Kaufman.
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