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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1899
Page
3
Between Hearne and San Antonio trains No 1 No 2 No 3 and No 4 depart in the 3 to 10 pm window with No 1 No 3 No 2 No 4 leaving Hearne and arriving Hearne at 11:55 am T C Time Table notes arrival times for No 1 and No 3 at Hearne but wording is fragmented and time labels mixed with station names.
Fresh tripe and codfish at D. Mike's 41 Hi. Rohde has returned from Houston. Dr. West returned from Bremond yesterday. H. E. Peverley and G. W. Dunlap from Milli can yesterday. Dr. J. N. Goodwin from Wellborn yesterday. Mrs. Mollie Taylor of Austin visiting Mrs. J. L. Hearne. For sale two porcelain baths and a piano. Millinery cheap at Mrs. Proctor's. Johnny Watts back in Galveston after ten days. Entertainment at the Opera house Friday. seats on sale. Mrs. M. W. Sims to entertain the M. I. C. Thursday at 3. Clock time from John M. Caldwell. Lon Johnson offers wall paper and moulding. Jersey cow with calf for sale. D. W. Spence, College Station. Daughters of the Confederacy to meet Friday at 10. M. B. Easters and Jim Lloyd in from Kurten. For rent a five-room cottage. Manila note on native looks. R. G. Tabor on life insurance. Plant McDuff Simpson seed. 5 cents a package. Masonic banquet tonight at 7:30. Miss Parker hosts card party in honor of visitors. Printing material of the People sold to Guy M. Bryan for $10. Trade in Bryan broad and mobile wagons from Grimes, Madison, and Leon counties evident. Miss Lilleen St. Leon to move to Austin to run a millinery house. Miss Clara Braatz to accompany. Eagle notes departure with best wishes.
Jan. 25 reports from Charleston Harrisburg Dover Sacramento Lincoln Cheyenne Carson detail scattered results and deadlocks in state legislatures as they vote on United States senators. Scott McGraw Goff Jenks Quay Dalzell Osborne Clark Stewart Newlands appear in various joint ballots and partial tallies.
Adelina Patti, famed singer, wed Baron Cederstrom at a Brecon Catholic church. Sir George Fawdel-Phillips gave away the bride. The couple will honeymoon in the south of France. A separate Columbia, Missouri report notes a successful skin graft operation on a child burned in an open grate, with community volunteers supplying donor skin.
Changes include onion sets at 10¢ a quart dried grapes 20 lbs for 1 dollar and yam potatoes 20¢ per bucket while supplies last. Come early and avoid the rash. Geo W Higgs operates The Cheap Cash Grocer at 53.
Pat Flannery who killed Joel and Charles Necessary and seriously wounded William Free man and Samuel Duncan in Scott county Virginia last Monday night was captured at Rogersville near Knoxville. He faced a heavy guard in Rogersville jail. Flannery, a member of the noted Flannery gang long opposed to the Hatfield faction, had evaded arrest for a week before the sheriff spotted him. Owenboro Kentucky reports Hiram Early and John Johnston, who shared a house, clashed over a tobacco warehouse contract. Johnston shot Early through the shoulder causing paralysis. Johnston was arrested. In Cleburne Texas, W J Squires was thrown from a wagon breaking his leg and sustaining serious bruises.
Severe tremors struck City of Mexico with morning and afternoon shocks, cracking the national palace and sidewalks. Shops emptied, electric wires swung, horses braced, and several buildings collapsed injuring workers and killing a mule. telegraph reports note damages in Vera Cruz and Colima.
Austin reports the legislature debated the sen ator election with Culberson winning nearly all votes. Wayland's bill for ten thousand dollars to publish constitutional amendments passed in the senate. A bill to transfer marriage licenses to district clerks died 23 to 4. Terrell's pay for witnesses in changed venue cases passed after changes. Big Foot Wallace reinterment resolution advanced in the house. Wooten's stamp duty resolution discussed and referred. Privileges and elections reported Bennett entitled to his seat. Several bills introduced in both houses.
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