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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1900
Page
3
C W and B time card shows mix trains in Bryan with southbound No 105 arriving 10 15 A M and northbound No 106 departing 6 15 P M.
Local notes report Clarke Winslow back in Galveston and Mrs M W Sims returning from Dallas. Mentions Mrs John T Hanway, Mrs Col A M Rhodes and Mrs G W Brogdon moving or returning from travels. Also notes Miss Lavenia McConnico resuming studies in Austin and various business updates.
Mrs DePort Smyth visits Bryan and Miss Mabel Beard returns. County court met with a light criminal docket. A B Carr Jr arrived by afternoon train. Mrs J J Mistrot and Miss Marie Mistrot arrived from Houston. Otto Boehme adds to Texas bakery and boarding house. Mrs A W Rissen of Galveston returned from Dallas and visits Major and Mrs Banks. Jake Wymola opening a new saloon in Exchange hotel block. Grandma Lawrence and Miss Kate Lawrence return from Dallas fair. Ike Jones pleaded guilty to pistol theft, fined five dollars and costs and jailed one day. Navasota cotton receipts show 38 990 bales, up from 15 390 last year. Great Syndicate English American Shows bring trained ponies and horses to Bryan on Monday Oct 22. Miss Hallie Boxley hosts young friends for a Providence neighborhood gathering with music. Lost jewelry between Mrs M H James and H T C depot. liberal reward offered. TL just received latest neckwear and Windsor ties at Parks Waldrop.
Secretary Long decided not to bring home any marines from the Philippines. If available, eight companies of the Tenth Infantry will be sent to Manila as reinforcements. The Navy will move the Holland submarine to Annapolis to maintain training operations.
Walter Shelton, 20, a beer wagon driver, was shot dead in Waco Texas. Edwin Marion Baker, 25, a motorman, is free on $2000 bond after being charged with the killing. Witnesses saw the shooting. Baker posted bond once agreed upon by state and defense.
Henry S. Youtsey shows improved condition and attends to nurses without talking as prosecutors plan to resume his trial. Across the nation reports note a deadly open switch near Fightieth Street, a tribal tax injunction in Ardmore, a rough voyage of the Buckingham with 3500 tons of raw sugar, nationwide Democratic calls for oct 27 meetings, and arrests for false registration in Kansas City.
Nashville report from October 15 states Colonel Frank E. Williams, once a prominent local lawyer and longtime law partner of United States Senator Bate, died near Concord. In Little Rock on October 15 a Valley Road wreck injured engineer R. D. Smith fatally and fireman J. L. DeHaven seriously.
The general fund statement shows available cash balance of $133,662,893 and gold holdings of $88,660,309, excluding the $150,000,000 gold reserve in the division of redemption, as of October 15.
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