Mixed Trains Time Card for Bryan W. and B. W.
Southbound No. 105 scheduled for 10 15 a m and Northbound No. 106 at 6 15 p m at Bryan. Passenger and freight schedule notes list mixed trains and times for the two directions.
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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1900
Page
3
Southbound No. 105 scheduled for 10 15 a m and Northbound No. 106 at 6 15 p m at Bryan. Passenger and freight schedule notes list mixed trains and times for the two directions.
Local items report visitors from Kurten Nava so ta Independence Wheelock and Bethel as well as Galveston relief efforts and church news. Ads promote Lemp’s bottle beer oysters at the eatin saloon and a new meat market. Marriage licenses issued include Madison Joseph with Minder Empy and Tom Jones with Winifred Spurling.
Brazos Union Masonic lodge held a meeting yesterday afternoon and formed a relief committee to secure three houses for families. Members pledged homes for the afflicted, contributed 50 dollars to the relief fund, and forwarded it to Galveston. Reception and purchasing committees were named.
Bryan Water Ice Light and Power Co asks all debtors to settle now and monthly. Those owing for months before August 1 must pay by September 30 or service will be stopped. W H Harman superintendent orders strict enforcement.
A Masonic lodge relief committee led by John B. Mike and John McCorquodale seeks three houses for immediate rental to aid Galveston storm sufferers. Notify the named gentlemen. possession desired Monday. Also notes the death of 3-year-old Curtis Benson and community sympathy. The colored community plans relief efforts and Miss Mary Johnston returns to Houston. Fresh fruit and alfalfa ads listed.
Telegraph reports from the north and east indicate trains carry relief to Galveston with clothing and other supplies. Alvin relief committee appeals for aid as the governor coordinates shipments, including 1000 barrels of lime, while Red Cross workers ready to depart for Galveston.
In Houston on Sept 14, several foreign steamers grounded by the storm at Pelican Flats have been freed or prepared for salvage. Gleer and Norma are off and berthed. Benedict expected to float with little difficulty. Hilarious and Kendall Castle require canal passage. Norma and Taunton remain as evidence of the night’s fierce wind. Alamo sits by Twenty-fourth street, to be lightered before floating. Woodleigh and Ramon de Larrinaga sailed for Havre and Newcastle respectively, Ramon de Larrinaga proving depth at 23.6 feet.
Eus tace Taylor, a Galveston cotton buyer, urges rapid recovery steps including a temporary wharf in 80 days and barges from Virginia Point to restart commerce. The Galveston relief fund nears 1.5 million dollars under Governor Sayers, with provision shipments from Dallas en route. The Bancroft and Sebago sailing to Galveston bolster transportation for relief and work between the city and mainland.
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