Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-09-10
ALUMNI.


;. =. Barnes, 80, spent part Of the
summer at College.
ii. b. Martin. 'e5. IL doing engineer
ing work In Louisiana.
Chas. Evans, 90. mas employment in
an architects Office at San Antonio.
Dr. viii Darcy, 'ol. is practising den.
tisiry Ia HillsbOro and IL succeeding
well.
W. Bretschneider, '9s, has secured
employment In the railroad shops at
Cleburne.
Z. g. X. Fowler, "a, was recently
given a captainey In the U. s. volun.
teer army.
4. J. Kyle, 30 win enter Cornell
University and devote special attention
TO forestry.
J. b. Stems, member Of senior class
Of 100, is at work ia the railroad shops
at Cleburne.
Clayton soles. 80, returns to the Col.
lege as assistant 10 the College engineer
and electrician.
Burgess, special G.. 4. student Of '97,
IL taking q course in civil engineering
at Cornell University.
John Mead, ~, was recently trans.
ferred from Temple to Milano, and pro.
noted 10 instrument man.
II. Ness, 80, Is now professor OF the
new department Of Botany and has
entered enthusiastically on his duties
II. +. Jones, 'ss, Of Houston was at
College last week submitting plans for
the new Agricultural building soon 10
be built.
A. o. Watson Of Austin, memper OF
senior class Of 80 recently visited Col.
lege and submitted plans for the Agri.
cultural building.
NJ. McMillin, rs, Il an assistant sur
geon in the United States army, at
Puerto Principe, aud has recently mar.
ried n Cuban senorita.
A. @. Love, 90, took a summer course
a. Cornell University, n. Y. and returns
10 College A. assistant TO Prof. r y
elesecke in the department ofdrawlng
W. c. Martin. 'os. spent almost the
entire summer at College at work In the
chemieal laboratory. lie enjoyed very
mnch a few days welt to his home at
Kyle.
w. A. Bitte, 20, spent his vacation
Al the College and returned 20 Wash.
ington, la. where he continues 10 occupy
the position Of principal Of public
I schools.
Z Cousins, % will continue his studies
Ia Mechanical engineering. and during
The coming session will take cour.e in
'(Applied mechanics at Che ohio Tech
Pical College.
al W. r.. whisenani. 30. will study
a phsrmaoy with the intention OF going
d3nio The drug business. lie will enter
. the Chicago University and take a
borough course.
Ct n. g. Abbott, 20. was one Of those
.eccy <llx aaaslaisa ey the president to
. position in the recei1.y organized
Philippine army. Abbott 90 IN a. the
ranking second Lieutenant
II. r. Rawlins, ~. has bee draWins
$50 Der month since his grad Alioh as
chief clerk Of commissAfy oepaIt'
ment 4. :. A. in one n the depa 'inen's
Of Cuba. lie IL nov posted at Havana
Iiert. G C. Todd arrived al Collese
l.s, week from Manila. Mr. ID W. re-
eeiyed an appointment In the T. reg
MAR army and was ordered the hinp-
plpes by way Of New York and tn east
M. return home was by way % 'he
Pacific 90 he has made the co p'e'
cireui, of the globe IL. Todd - Sc
yerely wounded in the thigh vi pro
NOTED TO 6ist Lieutenant and) iof a
time was in command Of his cogsp'hy,
For quite while he was in the Hospital
A. Manila aud anerwerd at 'n iAn'
cisco where the bullet was 'ca'eu ny
means of,he Xrsy. but itwaf not deem
cd advisable to at,emp, TO r 'no'e the
bullet a. yet and Mr. Todd vas gwen
month hrlough to visit his ffplly'
Two oflhe new cottages VII, 'OS" -. -