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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1903
Page
2
The Bastrop Ad vertiser cites unemployment as mills shut in New England and warns that skipping advertising is like winking in the dark. Texas reports A C Bird of Gould systems visiting and hints I G N may link to Indian Territory. Gen Waul, 92, dies in Hunt County. Morgan returns a $5 coin to a boy after a mistaken 25 cent offering.
Weather brightens crop prospects after rain. Local visits include J B Francis sick list Timons Echols Edge visitors Clarence Cavitt Whee lock and others. Pinoak Pond picnic set for Friday August 7 with Edge vs Cottonwood ball game and a Tabor gun club shoot. prohibition speakers planned. Ranger.
Rev J M Zimmermann of Kurten preached on Justification at the Baptist church after Sunday school Greer Wiley left for Corsicana to visit relatives A picnic is planned at Pinoak Pond in the Derden pasture on August 7 Everyone is invited Jim Cloud of Reliance begins a ten days singing school today Roy Zimmermann went to Elk heart to visit relatives
Cottonwood defeated Reliance 16 to 12 in a Saturday basketball game at Kurten. John Hickman and daughters Mrs. D. E. Smith and Miss Elsie Hickman returned from Beaumont Thursday. Prof. S. W. Edge went to Hempstead Saturday. Harmon Blanton was on the sick list last week. A rainfall yesterday may fuel Boll Weevil discussions.
Lee Clark, constable of Cooke County Precinct 1, was shot at the east door of Gainesville courthouse on July 29 by K J Tripp, livery stable proprietor. The bullet struck near the right armpit and lodged under the left shin, and Clark died within minutes.
In Cyn thiana Kentucky on July 29 Captain B J Ewen explained his arrest stemmed from a clash between civil and military authorities. He said he sought protection from the military in Lexington after fleeing for his life, and noted witnesses from Cyn thiana and Jackson were at risk. Judge Osborne was arrested on return to Cyn thiana and held in camp for protection. The defense motion for a continuance to September was denied and jury selection began.
The fourteenth bi annual session of the Texas Grand Lodge of the Ancient Order of United Workmen convened in the city on Tuesday with many delegates. Rabbi Weburg provided guidance as Grand Master Workman Green reported the order’s flourishing condition. Grand Recorder Reed’s lengthy report noted a gain of 1441 members in three years.
Victoria B C July 29 Advices via Tosu Maru indicate the Japanese press maintains a firm stance on the Manchurian question. The Times says the issue has moved beyond moral judgments of Chinese courage and that only frank talks with Russia can settle it, with war or peace possible but a definite outcome ahead.
The Southern railroad freight wrecked about three miles west of Marshall on Tuesday evening. Engineer Lew Lloyd was crushed under his engine and killed outright. Three other men were badly injured and may die.
W B White, a local farmer near Terrell on the Ingram farm, was bitten on the finger by a black spider inside a glove. He endured severe pain and required medical attention, nearly delirious from the bite.
The steam ship Ellida sailed from Galveston with 1355 head of Texas livestock destined for Cuba. The cattle are landed at Nuevitas and moved inland to ranches established since the Spanish-American war.
At a meeting of wholesalers and manufacturers at the Business Men's club the San Antonio Jobbers and Manufacturers' league was organized as a sub organization to the Business Men's club. The group seeks merchants' rates for San Antonio for sale August 16 to 23 and limited to September 3.
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