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Newspaper
Bryan Morning Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1907
Page
1
The A and M College opened with 426 students on the grounds yesterday afternoon, including 150 freshmen. Registrations continue today and tomorrow with recitations starting Thursday, as campus repairs and new legislative additions promise expanded facilities and growth.
The Madison County case against RX. kK. Defee was dismissed while John Defee faced trial for the killing of Tom Defee near Midway on July 20, 1865. A large crowd attended with two venires and many witnesses, as defense attorney I. A. Berry and Doremus & Butler appeared for the defendants and District Attorney Ralston prosecuted.
Rev. J. J. Tatum and Rev. S. T. Y. Thomas led a wellborn Free Baptist revival at Wellborn church ending Sunday with three additions by baptism. Tatum departed for Cleveland to attend the Free Baptist general conference ten days starting Oct 1, then will visit St. Louis Cincinnati and Canada.
Mrs H Crenshaw attended a Teague Sunday marriage of Henry Belk and Ellie Parnell with Rev 9 officiating. The couple, now from Teague, will visit relatives in Nacogdoches before settling in Teague. Ellie Par nell is sister of Albert Par nell and noted for many charms. Henry Belk is a successful young contractor.
The opera house opens three consecutive nights this week presenting Theirs of the Street on Tuesday September 24 Sis in New York on Wednesday September 25 and the Dandy Dixie Minstrels on Thursday September 26. Advance notices praise all three performances.
The motto Everything the best outlines fresh offerings at Ss W Buchanan’s meat market. New fixtures and airy quarters on Bryan Street in front of Buchanan Moore Co. invite customers to call 263 for details.
Pitcher Spade formerly with Atlanta’s Southern Baseball League champions debuted Sunday against the New York National team. He allowed four hits and no runs as Cincinnati won six to nothing. The Reds also took the second game, and St. Louis beat Philadelphia twice. Chicago notches its 100th win, topping Boston in the opener.
Samuel Igo, cousin of Turner Igo, says Turner has been dead three or four years and may not have been in Frankfort when Goebel was shot. He recalls Turner in the Spanish American War with the Fourth Kentucky. Sanvel Igo says he never heard of a woman in Indianapolis swearing the cousin killed Goebel.
Judge Davidson of the court of criminal appeals releases Steve Vaccarero of Georgetown on $300 bond in each case. He faces Oct. 9 appearance before the court on related liquor license violations after allegedly operating under an old license.
Rain hail and wind caused damage in the Hobart Oklahoma area. To ronto postmaster JT C Patterson, a noted turf authority, died. Lt Col Charles McClure named adjutant general of Texas department. Peter Ryan was shot five times and killed in Bas trop Texas during a corn dispute. Dr D L Lea surrendered.
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