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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1899
Page
2
At 11:15 yesterday morning at the home of the bride’s parents in Bryan, Mr John J Potts of Waco and Miss Mollie Patterson were married by Rev J B Cochran. They left at noon for their home in Waco where Mr Potts is employed by Ed Hall. The bride is Bryan born and well known locally, and friends join The Daily Eagle in wishing them happiness.
Unveiling ceremony for W A Johnson held Sunday at Alexandria hosted by Woodmen of the World Bryan lodge sovereigns. Judge John W Doremus of Bryan delivered a eulogistic address praising the order and memory of the deceased as numerous Woodmen attended.
Dry weather continues with very scarce water. Mrs. Basham dies of black jaundice. funeral necrology shared with community sorrow. James Weedon ill. Lute Hensarling recovering from jaundice. Stewart brothers sang at Bethel. Miss Leila Griffin from Bryan starts local music class. Tony Dyess leaves for Rockdake. ice cream supper honors Edna Weedon, Lula Pate, Maud Davis and Ryks Cole departing for Belton and Dallas for education. Lassie Graham ill. B H Wiley recovering from horse accident. A P Todd up after three months. Peters family also leaves.
The Unity Debating Society will be started next Saturday night by the town’s young men with a debate on whether the Present Administration is not against the Monroe Doctrine. A prayer meeting is planned for Wednesday night at the school house. Clarence Pearson spent Monday in the community with friends.
An invitation to enroll a son at Allen Academy promising thorough instruction and careful attention to every interest by principals J. H. Allen and R. O. Allen.
Frederick W. Holls, secretary of the U S commissioners to The Hague peace conference, reports harmonious work and credit to Andrew D White. He notes support from American English and German delegates and cites the permanent court of arbitration as a key step. He says Berlin visit to seek a meeting with the German emperor was denied by press but denied by Holls.
Senator William Chandler addressed the Rockingham County Republican club in Hampton on September 6 and voiced support for the administration’s Philippine policy. He proposed fifteen questions for William E. Magon of Illinois on the Philippine situation, covering sovereignty, Congress authority, and China policy.
Washington reports a revolution has broken out in Venezuela with no additional particulars provided by the state department. The notice gives no dates locations or names connected to the event.
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