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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1899
Page
3
Lon Johnson displays the most affordable and high quality wallpaper and room moulding in Bryan. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Suber were visitors yesterday.
Notice from H. G. Roopes city secretary urges enrollment of children in Scholastic usus for 189 and lists required names. Warning from S. M. Derden prohibits trespassing in pastures and premises with penalties including dog destruction for any unauthorized entry.
The Quartette Club staged a free concert at the opera house drawing a full upstairs and downstairs crowd. Nineteen members performed solos duets and quartets while the College band, invited by President Foster, contributed fine selections alongside Gibson picture reproductions that delighted attendees.
General Thomas M. Anderson urges a thorough reorganization of the US military drawing on his Philippines experience. He favors linking regiments with the national guard to combine regulars and volunteers, improve field staff, and raise combat readiness for future emergencies. He notes congressional action and colonial policy will shape any changes.
Rome reports the cabinet crisis nearly resolved with Marquis Visconti Venosta accepting the foreign office. The proposed lineup includes Luigi Pelleux as premier and interior minister, with Visconti Venosta as foreign minister and G Mirria as war minister, among others.
A list of jurors and associated cities includes D Jury of Chicago. John Cross of Galveston. Victor C Barringer of San Antonio. Gus A Bruck of St Louis. J G Goldsmith of North Carolina. E W Browie of Virginia. Charles Evans of Austin. J B Naylor of New York. D R Snodgrass of Galveston. W A Shannon of Navasota. W M Foster of City. C F Forsyth of New York. F F Talbott of Carthage. Mrs. Nettie Smith of Atlanta. Robt A Gregory of San Antonio.
New York on May 12 reports Rev. C. W. Del yon Nichols assistant rector of St. Luke's church has severed ties with the Protestant Episcopal church and joined the Roman Catholic faith after three years of study.
In San Francisco on May 12 the Fair will case resurfaces as Mrs Craven Fair seeks leave to intervene in the contest in superior court.
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