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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1899
Page
2
The Daily Eagle notes improved wheat prospects per the Wichita Herald with higher expected yields from widespread rain. Oats corn and cotton are in good shape and early wheat harvests have begun. Admiral Sampson urges doubling naval strength for Asiatic possessions and cautions on colonial conquest requiring ships and armies.
Allen Olsson, a state convict, collapsed from heat on J. R. Collier's farm in Robertson County Texas and died the following night. Justice T J Smith held an inquest and ruled death due to heat stroke after hearing the guard's testimony.
A morning six handed euchre party hosted by Mrs John M. Lawrence and Mrs Charles N. Williamson drew nearly forty young and married ladies. Floral decor, card spot shaped sandwiches, and dainty crab lunch followed the game in the home of Mrs Williamson. Mrs J Bain and Miss Parker won, with guests praising the hosts for their tact and thoughtful entertainment.
Miss Edna Foster gave a brilliant reception for the corps of cadets of the A and M College last night at Col. and Mrs. L. L. Foster home. College residents and Bryan guests attended and called the evening thoroughly enjoyable. Sponsors for Company C and other groups assisted in receiving, with refreshments of fruits ices and cake served.
Water, ice, and light service for those overdue will be cut off without further notice if bills are not paid by June 14. The company states no further indulgence can be granted. 169 Bryan Water, Ice, Light & Power Co.
In the June 10 issue of Success a frontispiece features six Southern women serving as sponsors at the Charleston reunion, including Miss M. Stella Shepard of Bryan for the Trans Mississipp i department. Winnie Davis is noted as the enduring emblem with no true successor. A Wednesday band meeting showed twenty one membership applications, but no official action. The band aims for twenty members and needs $25 monthly for instruments. only about $13 is currently raised.
Chicago veterinarians called a joint conference for June 21 to curb milkborne tuberculosis. Attendees will seek cow testing every three months, 60 inspectors, licensed milk depots, and milk labeling. Dr. Quitman urged city council action and cow inspections.
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