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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1900
Page
2
A Brussels anarchist fired at the Prince of Wales on Wednesday but missed. he was captured soon after. The piece notes looming nominating conventions for the two major parties will be quiet for Dewey. A headline artist jokes about Boers bottling Bobs and Cronje heads toward English capture.
The preachers meeting at the Methodist church yielded pleasure and profit for participants and listeners. The program centered on missionary work, with devotion at 11 and sermons by Rev. C. A. McLarty and Rev. J. B. Sears. Friday schedule includes devotional, pastor work, discussions, and prayers.
Leon county claims the Navasota river bridge site is outside Brazos county thus Brazos cannot fund or control it. Bryan residents may fund a free bridge with G B Parker organizing a subscription. Hugh Burns of Taylor wins contract to extend the C W and B V about sixty miles from Lewis Switch to Bryan and Calvert to Marlin. work starts immediately.
Gilmore's third semiannual millinery opening yesterday featured an elaborate display by Miss Kyle and Mrs Dismukes. The store showcased white goods and new hats including automobile shapes and the Tuscan turban with grapes. Pastelle shades and foliage trims highlighted spring fashion amid music as shoppers visited all day and evening. The Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor Convention for Galveston district will organize at the Christian church Saturday morning and continue three days with Rev J B Haston delivering the sermon tonight.
Mrs Milton Parker and her daughters host a tea at her residence on Tuesday April 10 from 3 to 6 pm to benefit the Episcopal church. Admission is 10 cents and a cordial invitation is extended to all.
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