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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1899
Page
2
A New York grocer sues a dental company claiming a botched tooth extraction caused severe eye nerve damage and constant twitching. He says the misstep impaired his sight and led to countless social embarrassments, seeking $10,000 in damages.
Notable guests listed at the Exchange Hotel include Ed H Hardin from Waco A JL Gray L Mallerny I J Semple J EW Perkins from St. Louis Mr and Mrs D W Pitts Miss Bessie Nelson Miss Abby Rose Wood Mr Chas Lewis Carrell Bells Concert Co C H Beaumont Omaha Chas 8 Cheesborough J H Cunningham Galveston P B Hurst Houston A Nunntily Lewisville Joe B Perstein Cincinnati W V Han way Dallas A A Farley Baltimore.
George Hackett pled guilty to aggravated assault with a $25 fine and costs imposed. The Will Smothers case is continued. Divorce granted in Austin Motley vs Mary Motley. George Brooks and Wm Henderson convicted of burglary and sentenced to the penitentiary two years each for Brooks in two cases and two years for Henderson. Jury discharged. civil docket set for next week. Jury for fifth week listed with names including Koppe Bolton Peters Knowles Powers Brockman Castle Franklin Syptak Roman Robinson Risinger Newton James Josey Buckhaults Mooring Astin Cook Brogdon Gloud Henry Royder Jametta Tabor Holiday Sutton Boyett Harrington Crouch Sawyer Francis Grice Parker Gallatin and 2 Ww Harris.
Very cold conditions worry gardeners in Wellborn as plants may suffer. Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. Tom Taylor of Clay Station visited relatives here. Miss Etta Mills of Allenfarm opened school here Monday. Ros Roy displays include flower pots at Emmet's. Charlie Edinburg's restaurant in the Zennati block offers hot lunches day or night. Girl Dr Tabor thanks the 1. and G.N. H. and T. C. railroads for supplying tents and cots free of charge.
The Britt notes describe good health with a cough among children and after heavy rains farmers lagging. Local families like Will Johnsons and Eddie Dawkins plan trips, Rev. E C Keith preached at Gum Springs, and Mustang residents Joe Rogers and others attended. The Sunday School and prayer meeting drew good attendance as plans were made to organize a new Sunday school on the first Sunday in April.
An advertisement lists services by Joe B. Reed offering accident and life insurance for lodges or direct, plus sales of flour rice and coffee. It also touts a selection of Jardinieres in 110 colors at Emmel's.
In Austin on March 29 the senate concurred in house amendments to Terrell's bill on electing school trustees in independent districts. A free conference report adopted Patterson's proposal to tax note and real estate liens pro rata, while Greer's timber land bill passed finally. The Lamar county road system bill and the deer hunting restriction saw votes and amendments as the session proceeded. The Confederate pension bill advanced on third reading with minor changes.
John Gilbert, a drug clerk in Collierville Tennessee, is shot dead as he opens the store by James F Neville Albert S Morris and R E Morris. The trio fled by train to Memphis and were arrested there. The motive involves Neville's sister.
Ten workers in Johnstown are badly burned when a monster cylinder head explodes from a blowing engine at Cambria Steel. Two may die from the blast as emergency crews rush to the scene.
Ex Senator George Gray of Delaware has been appointed United States circuit judge for the third district with Washington as the setting for the announcement on March 29.
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