Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-05-26

be large. Prof. Council visited Dali
las this week and made arrange
menis .pr extensive machinery and
implement exhibits. The railroads
VIII handle exhibits free OF charge
and this will tend greatly to Increase
the number. The executive COM
mittee Of the congress will meet in
Honston May ~ aud complete the
program and arrangements.
Rev. r. d. Wilson. who j. engaged
In Sunday School and Colportage
work leit yesterday for Huntsville
ana Nnyasoia. lie stated 10 the
Eagle rcpresentive that the state
sunday school convention viii meet
IN Mexia July q. Rev. Wilson has
been Invited by the church at Wood
land' Haywood county, Tenn.. to
hoid meeting there IA August.
Rev Wilson appreciates the invita-
ton very highlyf ~ he was ordained
by the Woodland church.
Arrangements for the summer nor
mai 40 the A. and VI. College are now
bsingrapidly perfected. Foster Hall.
which under charge Of matron.
VIII Doe SCI aside Tor the use Of the
lndies In attendance. isalready being
supplied with furniture. The rooms
are elegantly finished, cool and COM
inodious. Every advantage possible
l. Offered the teacher. in this splen-
did summer school and the lndica-
lions are the attendance viii be large.
The J. &C. y. railroad shops at
Palestine are busy Building two new
chair ear. 10 be- used on the G.. W. d
y. y. railroad upon It's extension 90
Bryan. The ears will Doe very hand
some ones. lightod by electricity.
Equipped with electric fans and
modern in every respect. The con-
tractor, on the extcusion expect to
begin laying steel On a few dnys.
The public roads Of Grimes county
have been 50 badly impaired by re-
cent rains that the people are taking
active steps TO improve their condi-
ton. The commissioners court has
ordered the county Judge to secure
men to run road grader. and hope
TO have as good roads a. the best.
Col. l.. l.. Foster has returned To
COLLEGE Station after a visit 10
Prairie View Normal, while there he
Inspected the work on new buildings
and authorized some needed i'm
provements. 4 summer normal
school for colored teachers will be
held at Prairie View.
There has been thirty inches Of
rainfall since January /. The aver
age rainfall for a year Is said to be-
thiriy-six inches. II the average
holds good we ought TO have some
dry weather after we get the other
six inches.
Mr.. William Riggs and Miss
Matte Utzman were married Thurs
day night at the residence Of Mr..
ID. Gregg near Bryan, Justice ]. G..
Minkert Off iating. A wedding sup
per was greatly enjoyed after the
ceremony.
DIR. John W. Johnson had the mis-
fortune to break one Of his hands
Yesterday morning by falling upon
IT, his foot having become entagled
by wire.
ID. r. smith Of Tabor, who recently
graduated from a Galveston business
college, was here yesterday en- route
to Houston, and gave the Eagle "A
call.
The Eagle learns that the fats"
and leans among the young men
about town will play match game
Of ball here during commencement.
Miss Maud Memories went to
Georgetown yesterday to attend the
commencement exercises Of the
Southwestern University.
Enrico Cavalli, editor Of L'Ialo-
Americana Of New Orleans. was i'm
Bryan yesterday In the interest Of
his paper.
j. NJ. Brownlee and Paul Caution
returned yesterday morning from
New Orleans and left for Madison
Vile.
IL is expected that Governor
Sayers will attend the 4. and VI.
commencement exercises June 10. n
and u.
Go TO the Bryan Grocery COMPANY
today and buy dozen eggs for y
cents tls
Mr.. and Mrs. V. W. Hardy were
called to Houston yesterday by the
Illness Of a grand child.
Hotel Arrivals.
EXCHANGE.
T J McNool, san Antonio: JEI
Astin, Mumford; O l. Morey, Wal
lcri Geo Dalsheimer, 81 Louis; w
q Crouch, New York; f. Cavalli, |
New Orleans; r II Harrison, City: /
j + Van Ripper, San Antonio; John
II Bond, Louisville; w A Bailie, /