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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1900
Page
4
An editorial asserts functional gastric disease often stems from eye strain and anisometropia. It warns misprescription of glasses and improper adjustments can trigger nausea, anorexia, and malnutrition, suggesting many organic gastric diseases originate from neglected eye strain. See Dr. J. F. Anderson, the Optician.
W N Culton, held for circuit court, met prosecutors at the Capitol hotel with his attorney brother in law E J Hogg. Youtsey, auditor's clerk and accused accessory, asked to make a public statement while prosecutors sought to delay. Bail set at 5000 for Culton and Davis as Democratic militia remains on duty until the April term.
In Frankfort Kentucky Henry Youtsey remains jailed as an examining trial looms. Prosecutors claim strong but undisclosed evidence. Youtsey maintains he saw nothing beyond public knowledge. Prosecutor Crawford labels charges as preposterous, while officials in Washington say no militiaman disarmament interference. Captain Davis stays jailed awaiting bond and two smugglers are held in El Paso after mescal seizure.
The Rev. Milton Sparks of the National Baptist convention told a large gathering of negro Baptist preachers in Baltimore that Negroes were transplanted by force and should return to Africa. A resolution urged encouraging emigration from West Indies Cuba and the Congo Free State and requested $5,000,000 to aid those who wish to move to this country.
Washington reports gunboat Vixen sails from San Juan to Crab Island southeast of Puerto Rico to survey a potential harbor. The mission, urged by the naval war college, aims to establish a fortified coaling base if a road harbor is found, to control eastern Caribbean entrances.
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