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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-19
PETITIONS OF FARMERS.
Ask That Railroads and Other corpe-
ratisns Be Further Taxed.

ratt9ns De rursner 'sseo'
Austin. March is-senators Harper
Chambers. Meachum. Stokes. the chair
ana others In the senate presented
petitions from the Farmers union IA
vor.ng the taxing Of corporations In
additional amounts 10 meet the de-
nclency and opposing an increase OF
ad valorem taxes. They were from
Bell. kaufman. Titus. Houston and
Trinity ounty precincts
Senate concurred In numerous house
amendments to local senate bills.
Mr Looney called up the cadaver
bill
Mr.. Stone offered an amendment,
mixing the maximum fine for its vio-
lation $1,000.
MIR Davidson oeffred TO amend by
providing that all physicians who die
snail have their bodies turned over for
dissection. UAughter)
He said: Now. n some one has 20
be cut up think the chopping ought
10 begin at home with those who. with
their descendants. will be the CHIEF
benehclaries. (Great laughter)
Mr Meachum wanted TO add law
yers.
Mr. Looney said. THE senator from
Dewitt (Mr Davidson evidently In
tended his amendment as a piece OF
FUN"
Mr.. Davidson: "No. sir: am IN
earnest. ! am opposed 10 such bill
but IN II II 10 be enacted want 20
have the chief benehciaries TO contrib
ute 10 It's success. II Is too grave y
subject for frivolous action" IRE
newed laughter)
Mr.. Looney said. rs II r. now. cada-
vers were shipped into Texas He I'D
not write the bill. he said. and ne and
Mr., Harper had put IN the amendment
excepting bodies Of inmates OF elee-
mosynary institutions.
Mr.. Chambers SAID whoever had the
provision put into Il that these boards
could take the bodies from the orphan
and Confederate homes would have
bargained with Pilates sol6iers for the
body Of the Savior. and he was glad
he did not know who the author was
II will come up March 90
In the house Judge Terrell resigned
a. chairman OF the elections commit
tee. Judge Terrell arose and. holdlnp
up a tablet said Il contained twenty
five proposed amendments IN the hand
writing ~ the speaker. He arraigned
the speaker and Mr.. Murray. He said
Il would take forty days 10 pass on the
election bill
Speaker Seabury took the floor and
said the amendments were OF a con-
nective nature. and would not interfere
with the bin.
Mr.. Murray Of Wilson county also
replied TO Judge Terrell He profess
ed friendship for the bin and also
Judge Terrell
The speaker. during his remarks. sug-
gested 10 the house that Il rescind its
action as 20 considering the bill sec
tion by section. This was put IN the
form Of motion by Mr. Glenn. and 70
prevailed on an aye and no vote,
TO IS.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-19
cooHLAN SPOKE.
Rear Admiral Referred to the Needs OF
the Navy.

New York. March ls.-Rear Admiral
Coghlan spoke az the banquet given BY
the Empire State Society OF the Sons
OF the American Revolution. lie an
not begin his remarks until after Pres
ident Roosevelt left the room to begin
his return journey 20 Washington. He
followed the line Of the chief executive
IN an appeal for the upbuilding OF the
navy. n high stand Of It's personnel and
his plea est all should study the les
son OF the Revolutionary war. war Of
1912 and the Mexican war The pres
idcnt took all the wind out OF my
sails" said the rear admiral. However
let me begin with the old adage.
time ~ peace prepare for war T
president spoke OF our having some
forty ships. As matter OF fact We
will have only twenty-seven ships by
next spring. when the new ones will
b. completed. and only sixteen FIRST
class battleships 20 defend the country
We shall also have some twelve armor-
81 cruisers. but these cannot be called
battleships In 1905 we will need some
$4,000 enlisted men and We viii have C.
try 10 get the best men. We must build
up our navy uniformly and rapidly
our personnel IL improving very rap
idly and az present is the equal, II not
superior 20 any navy"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-19
CONFEDERATE INDIANS.
Ped Men Who Tough, For the Stars
and Bars 10 Parade.

Louisville Ky. March 1s-An inter-
estIng feature % tho United Confeder-
ate Veterans reunion 10 BE- held hers
June H. u ana 10 viii be a squad Of
full-hiooded Cherokee Indians who ar,
members Of soo-No-Kee camp. and who
probably will accompany the delegation
from North Carolina under the flag Of
which state they served Caring the
war
Lieutenant General Bennett "
Young has received letter from
BrIgadler General Ray. commanding
the Fourth North Carolina brigade. On
which he says that he and Colonel W
" Springfield. the Inspector general Of
his stan. are going out 20 the Indian
reservation 10 ask for the attendance
Of the braves who fought Tor the stars
and bars
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-19
MINOR MATTERS.

Hail kllc3 q mule near Tishomlngo.
T. r.
Colonel Henry Glitch died In a chair
M An3darko Okla.
SANTA Re railway will erect dipping
vat at Rtlston Okla.
Major a. n. Mayhem. an Ardmore
pioneer. dropped dead
Terrell. Tex. received over es,oo0
bales % cotton past season.
Twenty-Five prisoners were taken O.
Fort Smith from Muskogee.
Governor Ferguson % Oklahoma Ter
ten measures die by not signing them.
J. II. Wilson shipped twenty-one cars
% cattle from Terrell. Tex. to LIVER
pool.
At Lake Charles. La. W. c. Carlton
was acquitted OF murder OF r F. X
Boulter
A Rockville. Tex. firm shipped 1900
dozen eggs TO New York. Their value
II 5000.
Muskogee has outgrown her three
schoolhouses and another ten-room one
Is called for.
Publishers Paper company capital
stock s6.OOooOo. has been formed NJ
Augusta, Me.
Union Sulphur company will build
its own railroad from Sulphur La. 20
Sabine Pass.
Mrs. r. r. Davis. noted for charitable
and church work all over Texas. died
az Gainesville.
Two thousand San Antonio children
heard Evangelist Yatman speak on ~
Mouse and n Martyr"
Mrs Mary Mayheld died NJ sardls
Ellis county. Texas. IN the house where
she has resided since 1S5s.
John Henderson. one OF Collin coun-
tvs oldest settlers. died at Collinsville
He was eighty-flve years old.
Deputy Marshal Mckinney was IA
tally shot NJ Poteau. l. T.. while trying
10 arrest an alleged whisky peddler.
james Brumfield was convicted with
out capital punishment az South Nc
Alister FOR murder OF his daughter-ln-
law.
George Odom was badly wounded NJ
Texarkana by by one OF two other
negroes. who fired four shots. one TAX
Ing effect
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-19
Acreage Reduction.

Fort Worth, March is.-Professor <
a. Knapp. in referring 10 the all-im.
pcrtant cotton acreage question. urges
farmers 10 reduce the acreage two
thirds and produce a bale per acre.
He declares that the difference be-
tween planting 900 acres TO cotton
and getting one-third OF bale per
acre or planting 100 acres and getting
n bale per acre e. $3.50 IN favor OF the
lesser acreage and the larger crop
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-19
THE LIBRARY CONTEST.

The Bryan lodges and other in-
situations that have so far announced
that they want the fine gift library
10 be given away In a voting contest
that is advertised elsewhere In this
paper, are as follows:
W. O. W.
a. O. L. w.
X. @. Il. NJ.
*. OF Il.
Bryan a. and &. Institute.
Bryan Graded School
Allen Academy
villa Maria Academy.
Other candidates will appear,
among them some country schools
ana societies.
Friends OF the institutions will
please take notice, and vote for their
favorite among the organizations
named.
See full particulars In ADVERT se-
ment elsewhere.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-19
COMMUNICATION CUT.
Retreatins Russian Army Not Heard
From and Urensiness Felt.

Retreatina Russian Army Not Heard
From and Ureasiness Felt.
81. Petersburg. March lS-Tnforma-
ton avs received Saturday that tele-
graphic communication with the re-
treating Russian army had been cut
twentyfour hour The authorities
hoped n was only temporary decllr-
ing they had no information that the
japanese had reached the railroad In
General Linevitch's rear Nevrrthe-
less with the curtain down. the war
Office naturally was the prey ~ the dir
est forebodngs The last word from
the front was contained in n telegram
from one % the Associated Press Rus
stan correspondents the only corre-
spondent with the retiring army ~
presaged an attaCf from the rear. The
telegram although dated Changtu.
forty miles north OF Tie Pass at Z
o'clock Thursday afternoon. was sent
from Iaylyuan, thirty miles north Of
Tie Pass. and only reached ST Peters,
burg Saturday morning. n was very
brief saying simply the army was re-
firing On good order. destroying the
railroad as Il went. but constantly
pressed by the Japanese. their rear
guard action being continuous. There
were ominous words. tho concluding
sentence being ~ follows: we be-
lleve the japanese are making "a wide
turning movement north and that they
are ready 10 fall upon us when we get
out % the ring-like group 81 noun
talns which surround Tie Pass gorge"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-19
BOWLING MONUMENT.
Unveiled With Imposing Ceremonies
on ST. Patrieks Day

on 81. Patricks Day.
Houston, March 1S.-With imposing
ceremonies the Dick Bowling monu.
ment was unveiled Mrs. Robertson OF
Austin. daughter Of the distinguish.
ed Texan. uncovered the shaft. II &.
twenty-five feet high and ten feet
square az the base and was carved
from Telchs Texas granite.
The middle block has four panels
which bear on each side toward the
top corners spray OF shamrock
leaves. The middle or front pane
bears the Inscription. Erected to the
Memory OF Dick Bowling and His
Command. the Davis Guards by the
Dick Bowling Camp" etc. on the
next side 10 the right starts the roster
Of the company. which continues OF
the other two sides
on the block above the cap and right
below where the marble commences Is
carved In a panel gun. with carriage
The statue Is seven feet high. cary
ed out OF one block OF Italian marble
DOwling's left hand Is resting easy
on the hilt Of his saber and ia the
right he holds a field glass ready &c
look for the ship he Is expecting e
come In. II was executed and erected
by Frank F1elde the san Antonio
sculptor
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-19
HELD CONFERENCE.
The President Discussed Appointments
With = Trio Of lllinoisans.

Washington. March 1S-Prcsident
Roosevelt had a conference Saturday
with Senators Cullom and Hopkins and
u was determined 20 appoint c. G.
Kohlsaat. now United states district
Judge for the Northern district u IL
linois. circuit judge for the Seventh
circuit. Tie also decided 10 appoint
Solomon w. Retbea. now United states
district attorney for the Northern dis
trict Of Illinois. as United States Judge
for that district. and Konesaw NJ. Ian
dis as additional United states Judge
for the same district. Lands Is "a
brother Of Congressman Charles y.
and Hon. Frederick lands Of Indiana.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-19
WIDOW WELCOMED.
Texas Woman Sells Her Possessions
and Joins Sanford Sect.

shiloh. Ne. March iS.-A great dem
onstration No shiloh was made when
Mrs. Mamie Marstiler. direct from
san Marcos. Hays county. Texas. ar
rived at the hilltop and was cordially
greeted hy the Sandfordites Mrs
Marstiler. who is "a wealthy widow
brought with her six mules and all o.
her household property. a few months
ago Mrs Marstiler attended a meeting
conducted by a Texas band ~ san
fords disciples. Later she received -
letter from Sanford. the Elijah.
begging her 20 convert her real estate
into money and Join him. She ala 50.
selling an her livestock. save six
mules which she reserved FOR use ~
shiloh Mrs MnrstlleT IL estimated 60
be- worth between $4,000 and 100000
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-19
Youna Man Held.

Lawton. March 1S.-w. J. Bennett. a
young man Of Comanche. was arrested
charged with obtaining money under
false pretenses. He IS alleged TO have
drawn a check for $50 on Lawton
bank. purchased s. worth 81 goods and
received remainder In cash. lie was
taken TO Chickasha 10 be held 70 await
the action Of the grand jury
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-19
FURNISH BOND.
John X. Kirby and Joe Eagle Gave ths
Neesssary Surety.

Austin. March is.--John II. Kirby
ard Joe Eagle Of Houston. against
whom the Travis county grand jury OF
the Twenty-sixth district court re-
turned indictments charging them
with conspiring 10 bride a judicial Of
ficer. appeared In court Saturday and
furnished bond for their appearance
when the cases are called In April
Their bonds were fixed at $4,000 each,
The bondsmen OF both are r. II. kir-
by. u. w. Randolph. a. J. Eilers. Geo.
w Littlefeld. j. q. Bunney. II H.
Robinson. w. II. Folts. X. NJ. Thorn
son and John w. Hornsby.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-19
Not Mr,. R.r,a Owens.

Terrell. Tex, March 1s.-Conslder-
able confusion has arisen regarding
the case OF Mrs. owen. who killed
herself In a Little Rock hotel The
Mrs. owen IN the case was not Mrs.
Berta owen. who Is proprietress OF
the Hotel Shelby IN this city. but was
formerly employed by her.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-19

Tishomingo. l. r.. March is-Aftsr
being out forty hours the jury In the
case Of J. w. Sanders. charged with
killing c. n. Palmer az Ravia IN De-
oember. 1901. failed 20 agree and were
discharged. Seven were for acquittal
and five for a verdict OF manalaughter.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-19

ally after n stupor lasting. with hut
slight interruptions. since "Wednesday
afternoon At his bedside when the
end came were Mrs. Hawley and her
three daughters General Hlwiey's
active career IN the senate came 10 an
end In December 1909. when falling
health compelled him to relinquish his
legislative work. He was seventy
eight years - age
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-19
Wounded and Jailed.

Nacogdoches. Tex. March ls.-while
trying 10 arrest Roger Miller. "a negro.
Constable Rich had 70 shoot him. The
officer and "a deputy were attacked By
the negro with a knife. After being
shot Miller ran 20 a pond. lie was
taken 10 inil.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-19
Die. From oversa.ins.

Galveston. March Is.-otto AAnder-
son Norwegian. died here after hav-
i'g eaten hearty supper composed Of
fish and beer. He died In agony with
In one hour Verdict. acute indiges-
ton. Anderson was a screwman and
had resided here twelve years.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-19
GALLOWAY GONE.
Prominent Railroad Man and Alderman
Of Palestine Dead.

Palestine. Tex. March lO-w. c. CAL
loway yardmaster Of the International
and Great Northern railway and alder
man from the First ward. Is dead from
pneumonia. Deceased leaves n widow
and several children. lie was a mem
Der OF the Masonic fraternity, n Wood
man and also belonged 60 the order Of
Railway Conductors.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-19
SPIRITED AWAY.

Negro Charged With Attempted Grim
inal Assault Carried on.
conroe, Tex, March is.-Ed Jones
the negro charged with attempted
criminal assault ON a lady at Timber
was taken away by the sheriff. Officers
fearing a lynching. An old gentleman
approaching prevented the crime. n,
hearing the lsdy's cries for help.
The negro. u II alleged. was about "a
attack the lady with bludges "a
make her submit.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-19
DROPS DEAD.
Mother Of mississippl Governor Expires
Suddenly in Bath Room.

Jackson. March is.-Mrs. Mary Fox
Vardaman. mother Of Governor james
X Vardaman. who lived with him az
the executive mansion. dropped dead
Saturday morning In the bath room
Mrs Vardaman was apparently In he
usual good health when she arose. Mrs
Varduman was about sixty-fve years
OF axe
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-19
Turned on the Gas.

Chicago. March 1S.-Hounded by
money lenders 20 whom he had assign
81 his wugeg causing his discharge by
the Illinois Central railroad. Frank
Durham. an engineeL suicided by
turning on the gas Ia his bedroom.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-19
HAwLEY PASSES AWAY.
United States Senator From connsetl'
cut Many Years.

Washington. March is-Generai Jo-
scph r. Hawley for nearly twenty-four
years United States senator from Con-
nectucut, is dead Death came peace
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-19
Chadwick Property Sold.

Cleveland o.. March ts.-The house
hold property OF Mrs Cassie l. Chat
wick was sold AT auction 10 4. ID. Nell
son Of New York for S2520O. Samuel
winternltz Of Chicago was the second
biggest bidder. with "a bid Of $4,000
There were twenty bidders.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-19
SURREY DEMOLISHED.
Occupants Of Vehicle Struck by Wind
Escaped Without Scratch.

Iawton. March lS.-A gentleman and
his son driving In a surrey near Has
t!ngs were struck by a cyclone and the
surrey completely demolished. The oc-
cupants were not hurt. The storm
Travelled northwest 4 cyclone appear
ed eight miles southwest OF LAYTON. No
damage r. reported. Heavy rains fell
IN a portion OF the county At Snyder
water stood four feet deep. The streets
and floors Of houses were flooded.
Frederick had terrific rain and some
wind. Chattanooga was deluged
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-19
His Mother m.

Austin. March Representative
W. =. Douglas OF Granburv was called
away from Austin by telegram from
his old home I'm Nashville. Tenn. In
forming him Of the serious illness Of
his mother.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-19
pisastreus Washout.

bakersfield. Cal. March fS-Anothet
disastrous wushout on the Santa Re as
a result Of the heavy rains Is reported
east Of Moiavc
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-19
Fiahtina Reported

Yinkow March 1S-Gt ls reported
that Russian rear guard lighting ana
heavy action was taking place in tho
vicinity OF Kaiynan, about twenty
miles nor OF Tie Pass. Saturday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-19
GOT GARRISON.

Five Thousand Soldiers Fall Into Arab
Insurgents Hands.
Alden. March lS.-It Is reported that
Sana, capital OF the province Of We.
men. with its garrison Of 5000 men
has fallen into the hands Of Arab I'M
surgcnts. The governor. II Is added
had previously offered surrender. bu
his terms were not acceptable 10 th'
beliegers.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-19
Infant Found In We'll.

waxahachie. Tex, March i0.-The
body OF white infant. apparently about
three or four days old. was found In an
abandoned well on thu farm Of J. c.
Rlmmell a few miles south Of Midlo-
THAN
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-19
TERRIFIC HAIL.
IN Some Instances II Tore Holes In
Roofs.

Roofs.
RayiI. l. r. March is-A terrific
hailstorm struck this place 10 covered
the ground with hlllstones varying in
size from o. partridge egg TO arre-
sized turkey egg one was measured
that was seven inches in circumfer-
ence. n knocked few limbs from
the trees and broke window lights IN
some instances going through the roof
Of houses
At NH Greek four inches Of rain fen.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-19
Siam to Borrow Money.

Bangkok. Slam. March Is.-The king
has issued a decree authorizing for
eign loan 81 100000.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-19
Reiurn 20 Wn,hinaton.

Washington. March lN-Prcsid"nt
and Mrs Roosevelt returned saturday
morning from New York.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-19
KICK WAS FATAL.

" ~ No"cN Ghplrea from injuries
Inflicted BY a Horse.
Paris Tex. March is.-R II. Novel;
a citizen Of West Paris died al the
city hospital from the effects Of a blow
inflicted on his lex by a horse three
months ago. The bone was shattered
half way between the knee and ankle.
Repeated operations were performed
20 remove the dead bone and erysi-
pelas set In The leg was amputated
several days ago.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-19

Union depot at Mckinney. Tex. vii
c,,st nearly $4,000.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-19

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fQ<1en tables
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Any ~ were In
to announes!. m s'''s and a tine tine
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"A "a election 10 thkers were Of
'>refarv AZ the enss score cards.
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a -' ''.''.-'.. y EARNING and
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York on a sIpese nau Oh heI SaIu
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IA by Mira nass--i.l@Hsa CouI,eI
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fntta. The ,dainty hahdksrcnIeI
xrnpher Iuest prize, a oooh' was
party two = winnie ihoIlss oy
~seengers. honlas. me Doopyi
ne stations given miss Luna
afternoon MISS NlaIy rus
cit were gueYn preseuteu piss
.ge Of Mr.. est prize a pretty
,anor RooSN anu CAKE were
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tternoon, when
II -,4 Bachelorettes.
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- pand ferns dec
his tneet "'Nhile large vases
j by indian Asiets were upon
OKLA. March as. Three tables
.,,,,. cont. as game OF iorty-
'eH'''"e we're scored with
Reserve nave he last game was
shin trustees h Ray Harbers was
d. ...,ys have reathe most games,
e.,Si.,, fudl1t with a violet pin
80 ne s,me and guest prize,
t,s,,, on,Iwent 70 Miss May
epcnlu-hght be termed a
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1900 thro1E lux 'N'A 'tA' AH'
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-19

be Board, president Of the
ofkers, resolved the club
Ne members Friday. They
~ with the initials OF the
y41< <I11 Slab was organized.
The Houston Rifles at the Agri-
cuItQrol and Mechanical College will
Gre ball on April %. Miss Hettie
Smith o1nd Mr.. Marion Church, who
u captain Of the Houston Rifles, will
Iced The grand march.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-19

me Embroidery Club met with
tiss Loula Coulter Tuesday after
S.on. The time was most pleasantly
nent sewing and playing f0rty-two.
{onbOns were passed during the
Aanes and ice cream aud cake were
= for refreshments.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-19

- pleasant gatherings of the
= church societies have been
his week. successful socially
In the offerings received-of
~. a Lenten tea given by Mrs.
IN Clarke aud Mrs. +. X. Law
Re home OF Mrs. Lawrence,
N. a tea by the Baptist ladies
Mrs. George b. Butler, and
by the Methodist ladies at
tone of Mrs. V. Il. Hudson.
sptIst ladies also conducted a
ssful cake sale at Norwood :
. yesterday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-03-19

! ung people enjoyed an in
hon at Mikes hall Friday
usld was supplied by a
aud about fourteen