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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1902
Page
3
Northbound trains No. 8 and No. 65 are listed with principal stations. Southbound No. 2 operates at the main stations. Timetabled times shown include 10:18 a.m., 1:45 p.m., and 2:17 a.m.
Fawn swings at Levy Bros. and 192 White pique caps at Coulter's. Jas. T. Ward of Dallas visited the city yesterday. Infant shoes and sandals sold at Coulter's. Mrs. C. M. Doss and children return from Alvin. Dr. Janes and wife from Bethel in town. Miss Christian Collard of Mart visits Mrs. M. J. Collard. Mrs. Jewell Howard returns from Dallas and Greenville. W. J. Coulter and others from Rogera Prairie in the city yesterday. Hacks to the Convent tonight priced 75 cents per couple. 434 Nabors.
Manager Mike books the Payton Sisters for a three night stand starting next Thursday with a rotating program of high class singing and dancing. Utah Lem B Parker’s four act rural comedy will be presented Thursday night with ladies admitted free on opening night when accompanied by one paid 50 cent ticket. A burglary at M Parker’s residence yielded 60 dollars in cash. officers seek suspects as theft reports rise. Lynnville Houston survived a trapeze fall with concussion and is recovering. Dr W H Oliver attended him. Dr David F Houston visited A and M College en route to Austin to meet with directors on July 16. Ladies free Thursday night only with 50 cent ticket.
The commencement exercises of Villa Maria Ursuline Academy will be held at 7 3 Thursday evening at the Academy. Admission is 50 cents. All are cordially invited. Tickets are on sale at Howell Bros Wilson Jenkins George Higgs Dansby Dansby Bryan Grocery Co James Castles.
Active and honorary reception committee members are requested to meet at the opera house this morning at 10 o'clock to organize the systematic performance of their duties.
The Payton Sisters Comedy Co. will perform at the Grand Opera for three nights starting Thursday. The act promises light entertainment and local venue attraction for theatergoers seeking a lively show.
At Grand Island Nebraska on June 25 the Populist convention nominated William J Bryan by acclamation and urged fusion with the Democrats. Democratic talks followed as C J Smyth offered withdrawal to any fusion candidate. A ballot showed Harrington leading but he declined. both conventions then adjourned and at 11 oclock W H Thompson of Grand Island was nominated for governor by both parties.
The Roderick Dhu reports from Hawaii that Kilauea is at its most active since the 4 year old eruption. Since June 3 smoke and lava pour from the crater. Hilo observers describe a fiery plume seen for miles both day and night. tremors and subterranean rumbling are frequent, signaling a likely larger eruption to come.
Colonel E H Jenkins, president of the combined electrical interests of San Antonio, died here after a short illness of bladder troubles. He was highly popular, rebuilt the car lines and light plants, and would have likely received public office if he sought it. He lived in the city three years and was an idol of laboring men.
Captain H D Patrick father of Albert T Patrick died suddenly at his Austin home. At seventy he appeared in good health after rising early to read the newspaper on the porch. A servant found him dead in his chair about thirty minutes later from heart failure.
President Hadley spoke in New Haven on June 25 announcing that a group would establish farms. He outlined plans and emphasized educational and research support for agricultural development.
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