Mixed Trains Schedule Details
Southbound No. 105 arrives at 10 15 a m and Northbound No. 106 departs at 6 15 p m for the mixed trains timetable.
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1900
Page
3
Southbound No. 105 arrives at 10 15 a m and Northbound No. 106 departs at 6 15 p m for the mixed trains timetable.
Local notices report ear corn on track for sale by C. F. Moore and a car just received. Several visitors and residents from Navasota, Cameron, Hearne, Galveston, and other nearby towns are noted. Births, sales of goods, and church events appear alongside railroad traffic and market ads in this Bryan area column.
A list of hotel arrivals includes SL Talley from St Louis C M Doss and wife from city Guy M Bryan Jr from city F A Metzler from Fort Worth times from New York Abe Edel from Cincinnati JS McCachin from Richmond Wm L Easley from Dallas EC Gerrande from St Louis J D Trammell from Palestine J L Buell from Detroit F G Bochan from Houston R M Addison from Caldwell A T Wright from San Angelo AaJ Bradford Hearne M A White 8S S Kenne dy Stone City W E Cloud Kurten along with members Murphy's Masquerade Co.
The A and M college football team defeated Henry college 44 to 0 yesterday afternoon. The visitors were completely outclassed.
The cemetery association held a Friday evening entertainment at Captain George W. Smith’s home with Miss Nellie Smith and Miss Carrie Henderson organizing music. Net proceeds reached $25.00 as many college people attended and refreshments were served. The program featured instrumental and vocal solos by numerous local performers and Prof Zehnal with his orchestra.
The C W and B V runs a daily Bryan to San Antonio passenger train leaving Bryan at 7 30 am and arriving in San Antonio at 4 20 pm. On return from San Antonio the train leaves at 7 am and reaches Bryan at 3 35 pm.
The Agriculture Department finalizes the Texas crop loss assessment after the West India hurricane. Cotton losses about 68 000 bales valued at 3 400 000 dollars, corn 5.7 percent loss about 1 000 000 bushels worth 500 000, rice 2 190 000, pecans 100 000, 3 000 trees 75 000, farm animals about 49 000 in value, exclusive damages to buildings and machinery around 5 000 000 dollars.
Mikey Johnson, a Black man who wounded Conductor Will Jordan of the Texas and Pacific, was seized by a mob on the west bank of the river in West Baton Rouge and hanged after being moved to the scene of his crime. Jordan remains severely injured but with possible recovery.
In Golovin bay near Chenik on Sept. 26 a lifeboat from the Albion capsized while 18 people rode it to Chenik. Four or five drowned including Gus Rudd Joseph Gannish David Clancy and a carpenter Wishard. Albion crew rescued the rest. Nearby fires and rail accidents also noted.
Lorenzo Marques reports that local railroad authorities have been instructed to surrender all rolling stock of the Netherlands Road to British authorities.
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