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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1899
Page
3
Schedule snippets show Hearne west bound times with several early morning and afternoon entries. Times listed include 1:05 a m 9:05 a m 3:53 a m and 4:39 p m amid a sequence of 12:18 pm 4:08 pm 2:07 am 1:48 am listings.
Notices list residents visiting Houston and Jefferson, sales of residences and goods, theater and restaurant openings, church services, school teaching assignments, insurance offers, stray cow report, lost silver fork, and ads for Lemp beer and Culmbacher beer with several local names and places mentioned.
A list of arrivals at the Exchange Hotel includes A W Fevre San Antonio J E Duncan St. Louis J W West brook Lorena A J Fay New York J A Myers City J E Butler City A C Rogers Waco John Walthall Galveston 8S T Tooke City W P Herms Dallas O W Rieth St. Louis M H Armistead Houston G P Greene Chattanooga Phillips Blasbalg Dallas D Pateiachi J C de Lam Galveston. Ayers farm 290 acres between Little and Big Brazos rivers offered at a bargain. Hudson Nall real estate agents. Will Foster of Thompson Creek in city. School in Montgomery county secured. J M Stanford and daughter Bertha of Tabor visited Eagle office. Allen Academy boys beat graded school 32 to 14. Drink Mount Vernon Pure Rye at Exposition saloon. Call for Lemp's bottled beer. A house to rent apply to W T James.
Opening date sales for trains arriving at Dallas are set for Sept 27 and 28 with a final sale by Sept 20 at 8 pm. Fares vary by period: $2.40 through Sept 30, $6.60 Sept 26 to Oct 22, and $4.95 Sept 27 to Oct 22. Special dates include limited sales through Oct 1, Oct 7, Oct 14, Oct 21 and Oct 22 with corresponding noon cutoffs and $2.40 fare. Sales handled by W S8 Wilson, Agent.
In the Cape Town assembly debate on voter registrations Cecil Rhodes charged several members with accepting money from the Transvaal government as England is at war. He called ministers’ supporters political scavengers and urged the premier to curb them. Unrest continues in Johannesburg with street clashes and barricades as military detachments sail for Natal.
Rear Admiral Melville and chief constructor Hichborn propose battleships with speeds from 18 to 20 knots and twin or triple screws. The naval board may settle on at least 18 knots with strong battery and accommodations. Also, presidential postmasters named and local efforts to send long staple cotton to Paris World Fair.
Austin reports Superintendent B F McNulty of the state deaf and dumb institute suffered a broken rib after a fall while inspecting building repairs. He is hospitalized for treatment. The incident occurred during routine maintenance work at the facility.
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