Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-06-01

Two OF the local colored doctors,
DR.. G. l.. Varsea and DR.. J. 5. Reid,
waived examination before Justice
w. Gillie Mitchell yesterday on a
charge Of murder, and the bond of
Reid was fixed at $4,000 and that
Of Versea at 100000. Reid gave
bond yesterday afternoon aud was
released from custody. Versea had
not given bond at last account. The
murder charge grew out of alleged
criminal practice resulting in the
death In this city Sunday night Of IA
negro woman from Huntsville, Tex,
named Mrs. Annie Cabiness. Jim
Travis, brother Of the woman, was
here from Navasota yesterday In
connection with the case.
Manager Mike has been trying all
season 70 get a good opera company.
and has last succeeded. He has a
date-for the Boston ideal Opera
company, giving handsome guar
antee. They will be here Tuesday
Wednesday and Thursday Of next
week aud Wednesday matinee.
Electric fans will cool the auditori-
um. and the audience will be made
comfortable.
Friends will learn with pleasure
that Judge John y. Henderson and
family are making preparations 20
move back to Bryan from Austin,
and will occupy the cottage where
Mr.. sam r. Henderson has been
living. The latter moves with his
family 20 the Fulkersou place, which
he recently purchased. Judge Hen
derson's household goods will ar
rive the latter part OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. q Tabor aud
Miss Matte Tabor left yesterday for
Austin 10 attend the marriage Of DR..
George X. Tabor and Miss Ann Bar
ton, which takes place tonight at 9
O'Clock at the home OF the brides
grandmother, Mrs. Crow. Or. Tabor
and bride will leave shortly after
the wedding for visit TO New York
and Canada.
c. ;. Jones returned from at.
tendance on the Sam Houston Nor
NAL Institute commencement al
Huntsville, accompanied by Misses
, Nellie Jones, Leila Yardley and
Fenie Graham, who are members
of the graduating class, and Misses
Dolores Thibadeaux aud Bertha
Graham, who have also been at
tending the normal.
+. A. Lowry arrived yesterday
/ morning from Washington, d. G.
aud Is visiting his mother, Mrs. 7
2. Lowry and family. He is In III,
engineering service 81 the UniteC
States government and has spep
most OF the past FIVE years in tn,
Philippines. He Is now at home on I
furlough.
Mr.. and Mrs. J n. Sullock an'
daughter, Miss Irene, Of Crime
county, are here attending the Allei
Academy exercises, aud 20 NEE
Mrs. Mary Mcmillan and Miss Hat
tie Burns, who arrived yesterda!
afternoon from San Antonio.
u On and after June ist | will dis
continue delivering meats, on &C
count of the hot weather. | thanl
the people for their patronage, AM
desire n continuance OF the same
s. W. Buchanan. l5i
Mrs. l.. 5. Ross was resting SOM
better yesterday aud Or. Ross wen
to Houston yesterday afternoon &
spend day, when he will return
lCapt. New. Ross came down from
Waco yesterday morning.
The I. d g. y. will run speciA
trains every hour between Brya
and College during commencement
beginning sunday morning at
o'clock, June iith.-The Battalion
) For Rent 80 Five room house be
/ tween homes Of Capt. 5. NJ. DerdeI
: and Malcolm Carnes. Conven EN-
J 10 business. churches and schools
Apply az Eagle office. q