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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-07
RsNelutlen 4. au.il.a.

NeS YoFk Jane The FsvoiulOn
IN saiysa0f Del Esifv has been qasiled
eablss ths Hpsnas AyFss. AfEsstins.
e0fTsspouasut of The Hsraia Cover.
aOF saBillian sho sas . prisoner. has
beta liberated BY the provincial forces
Governor BaatlilAs sired 70 PFssicsnl
oalhtans ssiiisE ths details Of she eaO
'afe aHe Iiberaiss Pc Gays thal shen
he Eossfsmsht faross approaches IN
Fstoistignista ihsf pus bin ssd BE
sifs h frost q theif line. Ths fsd
srsi Fgvsrnnsnf go BE- iatefDoHass6
10 fhs esssubsT bseaass Of tAs kilszed
so.ag.ieisT u The federal oscisls.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-07

OiiTst. Mica Juhs some body on
The college bill sirh AZ evident very
religious Temperament has siolsn the
ehapei pnipii. and the big Bibls ho~
rests on . common stsna This d.
H0i . nsN stunt b. any means - Que
Or fvo pulpits have disappeared IN
past ysafs. never ~ shoS up aEain.
and ths oHs shieh has uos been stO-
leo va assy from - aecustoRed
FssflEs psss throughout Ell u last
ssmusf TIE tHcgi'y 10 investigai-
as
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-07

burglars dri.l In his hand, his pockets
filled with skeleton keys, explosives
and fuse. a stranger dropped dead OF
heart disease In he little town OF
Blakesburg in front OF a safe. There
was not a trace of violence upon his
body and that death came while he
was Intent upon the robbery Is evident
from the position In which he had
fallen. Before entering upon his work
be destroyed every trace Of identity,
There was not letter or card upon
his person. His only possessions were
the tools OF his trade.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-07
BELIEVES IN oIVoRVg LAW.
Eminent Divine Declares that In Many
Instance Divorce 10 Welcome.

EfntneNN UlNtNe bgCtaFNh NNeh w WeWy
Instance Divorce 10 Weleoms.
New York. June 6.-ln n sermon at
the Church OF Messiah. Rev. Minot j,
Savage has expressed the belief that
on the whole a large number OF d.
vorces at the present time are alto
gether TO be welcome. There are to be.
he said, nearly always IN khe Interest
Of oppressed women, givfSg them an
other opportunity for a free. sweet
wholesome life. There are cases where
the divorce laws are abused. but not
nearly so many as the ministers OF a
great many Of our charches seem TO
imagine.
Law does not make marriages. The
church does not make marriages. The
men and women. II they are ever mar
ried. marry themselves. All the law
can do is TO make a clumsy attempt 10
protect: all the church can do Is to
recognize and conserve a fact which
already exists. Hut II there Is no
marriage. then II Ii desecralion 10
keep up the sham"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-07

Tacoma. wash. June 6-Purser p
r Warrington. Of the steamer Elyria
'ass arrived. says that while a. Moi.
Nay 10. rs transports we're seen sailing
|Or KoreR. II Is understood the men
Fere to march overland and join the
sapanese IN hanchuria. The current
.nnoF which has been well authentL
.nted. IL that the japanese would soon
begin q forward movement. having Ia
IontemplAtion the capture Of VladivO
.sak
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-07

Shanghai. June G.--Twenty-nine OF
.e crew Of the British steamer 10.
bmia were landed at SwatOw today
|om British steamer. .
The Oldhamia was captured on MAY
b By u Russian cruiser She was
pund for YokkalchI with a cargo OF
erosene. On May q she was re-
lken by = Japanese warship during
be battle Of the sea OF Japan and was
abseQusntly taken TO Sasebo. where
Ne arrived on May 80 The captain.
ngineer and two or three officers
|ere on board OF her when she Was
scaptured.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-07
Jspansss Admiral Near evs1laoff.

SHANGHAI. June 6.--Vice Admiral
briu has arrived on GutElaoff island.
Be Il probably coming 10 Woo sung.
IN ex+Russan cruiser 10 outside this
tarbor. GutElsoR island Is situated
y Hang Chow bay. u fev miles south
NJ Shanghai.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-07

owiaEsvttis. Ky- Jans s-Aariop X
vahasrpoo, and sifs wto ilrs iE -
7osata.ns a shHisJ cout'y c~rtAitIY
have ffrocs eiaim ~ ary m-eai ever
offesrt ~ Frestdsui Eoos~ss1 90 %
SzSies a. snrzi~s ~ rae s8irits
ya1dsrPoal sna ma sif. ere NJ 80
sEts ~ - ehii4rea. g u sA0su are
sss ar.sE. GEe AzF.sE flra .sfaacy,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-07
SUNDAY PICNIC ENDS FATALLY.
Two Men KILLED and several More Sc.
rlously Wounded.

rously wounded
Lexington. Ky. June "a special
telegram from lee city. wolfe county,
brings news that In light a. a Sun.
day picnic near that town two men
were Killed, two MORALLY wounded and
three less seriously shot,
The hght took place near q blind
tiger" saloon. conducted by a negro
named Grant Reed There had been
bad blood between Andres Wilson and
Harlan Dicks q merchant for some
time They met at the plcuic and "A
clash between the principals vas fol.
loved by general battle Freeman
and Gibbard were almost Instantly
Killed Neither Wilson nor Dicks can
live
iIenry freeman gained BOtOflsty ~.
Gently when he sSore out warrants
charging James HarEla. county Judge.
aud Nd Callahan. sheriff Of Breathltt
county. ex-senator Allen HrAgls and W..
bert Hargis. OF Jackson. with the muir.
der OF James Cockrtli.
FNill details Of the battle had no,
been received when the telegraph Of
nee 81 lee City closed
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-07
CLAIM INTRIGUE IN CHINA.
Want Railroad Concession withdrawn
from Americans and Belaians.

from Americans and bel0lans,
New York. June ca Herald dis
patch from Berlin asserts on what Is
claimed as the highest authority that
an intrigue Is being actively worked
10 China. backed by powerful inhu
ence. the object of which IL to with
draw forcibly or otherwise. the con
cession TO the American Chinese De-
Development company. in which New
York and Belgian iinanciers are heayi-
ly interested for building all the i'm
portant railroads between Hgn Kow
and Canton.
The withdrawal OF the concession h
Intended the correspondent declares.
TO be- the first strong step toward clos
ing thu open door" Reports Of a
similar nature were In circulation las
January Shen II was said the Chinese
government threatened 10 annul the
franchise because the American syndI-
cate had sold controlling interest 10
Europeans.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-07
NEGRO SWUNG TO TREE ~ NOS
Victim Attempted 10 Enter Room oi
widow.

Widow.
Louisville. Miss. June sy---l1AEle Hrs.
tic. q negro. has been hanged In the
woods near this iOWn BY bahd ~ 40
masked and armed men. Ths negro. In
the custody Of number Of ofaoeFs.
vas being taken 20 Jackson. whe the
lyncherS appeared and DEMANDED the
prisoner. Bostie vas turned over "a
fhs band and vas promptly hanged 20
the limb Of = tree. death resulting
speedily from stranEalAtlon.
Bos,le Was charged with hayisE Of,
tempted 90 enter the room Of hFs Ba.
Fah GOrdon. a widow early saturday
morning The negro made two az.
Temps 10 gain admissl0a 20 the house
but vas finally driven on
Hs Waa arrested shorty afterwards
sne sas being tAken 90 Jsckson for
ssfs'keepina vhsn the DBchih %.
cafTed
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-07
avssIans ovsrhaulino Merchantmen.

Russians overhaulina Merchantmen.
Hong Kong, June 6.--Nessels OF the
hgssian volunteer fleet are overhaul
b merchantmen an the waters north
Aet of this port. According TO a re-
|'rt made BY the British steamer Ping
ID which arrived here today. The
nmsnder OF the Ping Say says ha
~ four steamers overhauled nifty
les from here by two yoluntees
Ramers.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-07

low citizens having at heart the inter
ests OF the whole people, without being
swsryed from my course by the clamor
from either side"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-07
Paul Jones, cemmls.lon Found.

Washington. June Secretary Nor.
ton received Information that the ar.
iginal commission Of John Paul Jones
a. q captain In the navy bad been 10
Gated In Philadelphis. aud he viii trJ
10 obtain II for the navy department
The commission. q copy Of which Was
forwarded here. reads '-schn Paul
Jones Ia appointed 10 be- captain in the
navy. 49, order Of congress. John
Hancock president Philadelphia.
Oct. 10. i77s Attest. Charles ThOm
son According 10 the seoretary'a
informant the commission has every
spp.arancc Of being genuine
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-07

TOkso. June 5-i.30 p m-The FOL
sing announcement Was made tOesy
IN fhs Headquarters q the Japanese
nies In Nahchur,A.
Ear,y Ia The morning Of iuns ,. the
I'VE infantry and cavalry 10 ths
,tr uf sone Doc men attacked ECh
\. Z miles boftseast OF ChHnEau
sre easily .Tspuifst
same day a. > 50 IN the morn
- squaeTous % b. eEsmy's
asanred poufh 81 TAPPING
IN KwaAEpingchlatun road
sllss northssE, " FsnEhsa
~ ;hs sane force FstAeksc
y Iles aoEthaafi o. KUEnE
MIRO keaVy ioss By osT
- In tbs vir.rEy. Ths
- northu.si
- usre four men lEhi
To- susny's ioss en-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-07
vST INTERN SHIPS
OR LEAVE RARDOR
b Instructions Sent Regarding
Russians At Manila.
A.,sslAN FLEET At HONG KONG
DverhaulIns Merchantmen Near that
Port-Nsws from Manenuria 10 to
The Erect that he Armies Are HaV-
Inc Small skirmlshss.

washington, June 6.-Secretary Taft
lis morning will cable General
Wright at Manila to inform Admiral
|llqulst that in strict pursuance OF the
policy adopted By this
government he will be allowed o In
ern his ships the Aurora. Oleg aud
.emtchug al Manila In case he does
.Dt adopt this course, his only alterna-
I've. after the period allowed by inter
aii0nal Law has passed will be to put
sea. II is fully expected here that
dmiral Bnquist will decide TO intern
d ships and orders have been issued
q Admiral Train to take charge OF
e details OF Internment II the Rus
en government decides TO follow this
plicy.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-06-07
ALFONSO WELCOMED
BY ENGLAND'S KING
Royal Visitor Is Accorded \
Hearty Reception.
BIG wARsAlps FIRE sALUTE

SPANS King win spend Several Days
Visiting the lSlss Of Great Britain.
He Inspected Guard Of Honor In q
prsnehina Rain,
London. June 5--4,3J y, m The
King OF Spain arrived In London this
afternoon. Tie was welcomed ~ the
railroad station by King Edward
Their mAJesties arrived at BuCklng.
ham palace az ass p, M
The Royal visitor was accorded the
hearliest reception the whole length
OF the route No untoward incident
marked the event
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-30

The annual hop of the Houston
Rifles was given In the mess hall at
College Friday evening and was a
perfect social success In the face OF
what seemed to be almost prohibit
i've weather conditions. Excellent
music was supplied by an orchestra
from Houston and about fifty couples
were present. The grand march was
led by Major Church and Miss Het-
tie Smith.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-30
ATTACK OF Transfer
Negro Non-UniOnist Slashes Serri.
Ously an freshman.
ESCAPES FROM A MOB
IL Is Stated That Express Companies
In Texas Are shipping 10 Chi.
caTo From Waco and Other
Feints Strike Breakers.

Chicago. April 2s-Disturbances Sat-
urday In the transfers strike began
promptly. Trouble started near the
Eighteenth street barns OF the Employ
ers' TeamIng company. inor Mulcahy,
plumber. was attacked by non
union negro teamster and cut with a
razor about the face and neck Null
cahy was taken TO the Peoples hos
pital Ills assaiiant escaped. Mulcahy
was walking by the barns on his way
20 his place OF business when persons
In the crowd about the barns. Il Is de-
clared. began 10 Jeer the non union
negro teamsters. The non unionists
resentfully rushed into the crowd. BE-
fore the police could interfere Mulcahy.
who CHANGED 20 he nearest the negroes.
had been fearfully slashed. His assail-
ant was followed by a crowd throwing
sticks. stones and other missiles. many
OF which struck the fugitive. The ne
gro finally managed 10 run through a
livery stable and escaped. Following
the outbreak 100 negroes employed as
non union teamstcrs left the stables To
begin service for the J. v Farwell COM
pany Two police natrol wagons and
100 policemen guarded the negroes.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-30
n. BATE avsNs~~ 80,
Atty az Law. AH "A IVY
T. R. BATE & co.
Law. REAL ESTATE, AND INSURANCE.
r. n. BATrE
Atty af Law.
WE OFFER FOR SALE

Tires eriet buildings on MA" ,N.s'' =,
Three family rs, ,.n,, :, Ia ,o siso'
courtnouss 80. .-ns.,,
Beautiful bniiciug lots tron"ns k'sNe4
tn,. An cavt,ts addition for sale cheae
~. a R..a r.sidsnce. an elegant home and
..:,,.,,s Tor nr,va,e boarding house and convent.
80 ,o MAR street,
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N.,ossis ho,ns and All modern convenlences
ana near sIsse1 'esoo so,,
Jno. keisuer place. prlo' s''''
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-30
Was Uundsr Locomotive.

Shreveport. April 29.-Booker Eea-
greaves. a Kansas city Southern engin-
eer. was scalded by steam from his en-
CINE and was conveyed Go a hospital
In critical condition. lie was under
the locomotive repairing a steam valve
when II burst
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-30

Mrs. Frank Clarke, whose pretty
home is noted for It's many hospital
tiles and the genuine unlqueness Of
its entertainments, arranged de-
lightful party on Tuesday afternoon
In honor OF Mrs. II. II. Harrington
OF College, Mrs. John 3. Hines OF
WessOn, Miss, aud Mrs. +. X. Law
renee OF this city. As each guest ar.
rived the door was opened by little
Miss Caro- Packard aud Master
Frank Clarke; and Misses Nellie
Smith, Jessie Garth aud Hettie
Smith received the guests IN the
hall, this apartment being very
handsome In large American beauty
roses. The parlOr was In pink La
France roses, these beauties adorn-
ing the mantel aud cabinets. The
hostess, together with Mesdames
Harrington, Hines and Lawrence,
welcomed the ladies In this room,
while in the dining room Mrs. A. NJ g.
Waldrop, Mrs. q. NJ. Brandon and
Mrs. Kate Martin gave greeting.
The punch was served In this room
also, by Mrs. w. II. Oliver, Mrs. n
NJ. LanhAm OF College and Mrs. f..
j. Fountain. The table was n scene
OF loveliness, white roses, Easter Ill.
les and tulle being used in the dec
orations, while a large white satin
bow Of ribbon was gracefully tied
about the cut glass bowl. Music adj
ded it's charm 10 the entire afternoon.
The hostess, with her usual modest
graciousness, made the occasion very
charming, receiving her guests with
evident appreciation. With mutual
enjoyment the ensemble Of beauti-
fully gOwned ladies' entered into the
merriment OF forty-two with a zest.
Thirteen tables dotted the psrlors
and the ladies seated, the mirth be-
gan. The beautiful score cards was
hand painted Easter lilies. These
were distributed by Mesdames 5. j.
Balm and j. A. Mcqueen. At the
conclusion Of each game gold stars
were given 10 the victorious ones.
In behalf of the hostess Mrs. NJ. w.
Sims presented 10 the guests Of
honor beauty stick pins OF handsome
design "a a token Of friendship aud
love. The Indies were served with n
dainty rejection OF straw berry cream
and AngelfoOd. While the ladies
were taking leave and thanking the
hostess, they were also talking OF
the beautiful Easter dresses and
hats seen At the lovely affair.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-30
COCIAL
~ and Club Matters

~ss<<nss>~p~s~s-rs~p~~
One OF the most notable entertain.
ments Of the week was the afternoon
with Mrs. Robert ). Webb aud Mrs.
w. ). Howell on Thursday at the
elegant home of the former in the
southern part of the city, when they
delighted ladies OF Bryan and Col
lege with y most enjoyable musicale.
The handsome rooms were sweet
wlthApril flowers and ferns In dainty
baskets lending their charm in every
nook aud corner. Beautiful La
France aud American Beauty roses
were also placed In baskets upon
cabinets, tables and mantels. The
dining room was exquisitely decor
ated in Marechal Neil roses. In this
room delicious punch was dipped
from a scintillatlng cut glass bowl
and served by Miss Nellie Bstte.
Upon arrival soft strains of Mexican
music greeted the ear, and during
the afternoon filed tbs intervals In
the regular program. Mesdames
Webb and Howell are unexcelled as
entertainers, and on this occasion
happily provided a treat for their
friends which combined all the
pleasures of the most charming
social function with the superior de-
lights of the realm of music aud let
tiers. The program given below re-
yeals the high class character of the
selections from the masters, while
the names OF those contributing to
its rendition evidence the art and
excellence with which the numbers
were given. A tempting rejection
was served, consisting of n salad
course with Togo Ice. The house
party on this occasion included
Mesdaines II. =. Webb. w. ). How
ell, ]. w. Howell, Walter Hamilton
Bush OF Greenville, NJ. w. Sims, G..
NJ. Brandon. Tyler Haswell, J. A.
Mcqueen, w. II. Oliver, w. &.
Fountain, r. II. Bate, J.Webb How
ell, w. &. Davis, II. o. Boatwright,
II. l.. Fountain, T.. j. Fountain, q.
Il. Butler and Misses Howell and
Bate. Quite an interesting feature
Of the afternoon was n musical con
test. familiar selections being played
on the piano by Mrs. w. >. Wilson,
while the ladies had a jolly time
guessing the titles. for which blanks
were provided in the neatly printed
programs.
PROGRAM.
Mrs. NJ. W. Sims, Musical Director
PART /.
Piano-Op. 81, No. l..........Chopin
Miss Sadie CAvitt
Solo-Noc. (a) ."Nillauelle"...
............. ........ ell'AcquR
Solo-Voc. (b)"Angels Serenade"
Mrs. Wilbur Z. Davis
Piano-"En Courant" ....... GODDARD
Miss Howell
Neutrality-suspicious. and Poet.
49,. ..... Mrs. Tyler Haswell
Duo-VOc. The Bridal Morn"
.................. Czibulka
Mesdames Boatwright and
Howell
Piano-"Coneert Etude" ....... List
Miss Wilson
UntermissiOn)
PART II.
Solo-Voc. (a) "Mattinata" ... Tosti
tb) "The Spring Has
Come ...,.. White
Miss Hettie Smith
Piano-"Nenetian Love Song.
............... zee. ......... Nevin
Mrs. Tom X. Lawrence
Solo-NOe. (aJ Rose and the
Breeze DE Koven
(b) MY Dream" TOsti
Mrs. J. Webb Howell
MonOlogue. ........... Mrs. Johnston
Piano-Prelude & minor .......
................... Rachmaninotf
Mrs. Wilbur G.. Davis.
Nocturne Celebre-Opus 9, No. 2
........... ...... ........ Chopin
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-30
WILL ERECT REFINERY.
Several Capitalists Of Kansas City Have
Mads Arrangements

Lawton. April 29.-Mayor Men %
Kansas city. accompanied by several
capitalists. VISITED the lands OF the
Crescent Asphalt company. thirty-hve
miles east 81 this city. and completed
arrangements for erecting a refinery.
The largest asphalt beds IN the United
States are In that vicinity. The sands
are exceedingly rich and the beds close
90 the surface. The company has pos
session OF 200 acres. Representatives
OF the Barber Asphalt company and the
Parker Washington company were
with the party: also Or. Nishklan. 4
chemist OF national reputation.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-30
You are cordially invited to attend
A Barbecue Dinner

You are cordially invited to attend
! A Barbecue Dinner
| Given at Club House Fin-Feather
Club
Friday Afternoon, April p. 1906
s;o II p. IA
Mr.. and Mrs. q. ;. Parker
10 Mrs. &. II. Mayfield
Dinner 6p. m DANCING
The Fln.Feather Club has been- a
source Of Infinite pleasure 20 its
members for many months. the val.
liable preserve having been fully
equipped rs pleasure resort by the
building OF a club house, boat house
aud fleet Of steel boats; aud many
afternoons aud evenings have been
whiled away with rod and line or
with social gatherings. But no, un-
I'll the members Of the club received
aud responded to shs Invitation
given above did they realize To what
extent bountiful hospitality NAV
flnd opportunity for entertaining
at this favored spot. The appointed
hour found the guests present 10 par
ticipate In the pleasures OF boating
and fishing In the well stocked lake,
ana swiftly the moments flew until
dinner was announced at o'clock.
The long tables were spread under
tie trees in front Of the club house
with covers laid for eighty-four per-
sons Bsrbecued beef. PORK and nut.
ton. broiled' and fried fish, pickles,
olives aud no, coffee made an appe-
tiZing feast that needed no relish
save it's own savory qualities. and
certainly n spread was never more
enjoyed. Dinner was well over be-
fore the rain, and some had returned
20 their homes. while the major por-
ton OF the company repaired TO the
club house, where, fully protected
from the ram storm. delightful
evening was spent with dancing aud
games. Music was supplied by a
Mexican string band, and the old
fashioned square dance was much In
favor. Strawberry ice cream and
cake were the mid evening refresh
ments. A. II o'clock good nights
were said, and the guests with one
accord declare they never had
more pleasant time IN their lives.
Friday afternoon Mrs. INV. Sims
home was the center Of attraction
for the Bachelorette's weekly meet
ing, Miss May Wilson being the
dainty hostess. The members re-
spOnded 10 the invitations and de-
lightful afternoon was the result
The reception room was transformed
by "A prOfusion roses-piuk, white,
and red-wh,ch We're massed In very
graceful punches. Three tables were
placed whereou forty-two, the prin-
cipal amusement OF the afternoon,
was played. The score cards were
hand painted and caused some adj
ditional merriment, being little
mules ridden by girls. The prize for
high score was awarded TO Miss
Alma Robinson-a handsome pearl |
handled fan. Miss Bessie Buchanan
captured the booby--a little mule. |
The guests had such a delightful
time aud were looked after so very
cordially by Mrs. Sims and Miss May |
that the time came 10 20 entirely !
too soon. Orange ice, garnished !
with strawberries, and cake were
served.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-30
LESS FERTILIZERS.
This Is an Evident indication Of Cotton
Acreage Reduction.

Atlanta. April 2s-There Is no long
er any doubt about the farmers Of the
south having reduced their cotton acre
age. The fact that the amount Of fer
tilizer used this year Is smaller than
In many years before e. AN assured
fact. and all that remains for the
southern farmer 10 DO now 90 make his
victory complete Is 20 hold on TO the
cotton he now has on hand
Reports received from the various
states by tho headquarters OF the
Southern Cotton association show be-
yond any doubt that the reduction q
acreage Is already an assured fact.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-30

Members OF the Elks Club gave q
delightful informal hop at their club
rooms Tuesday evening. About
twenty couples were present, includ-
ing some young lady visitors. Mr..
and Mrs. T. X. Lawrence, Mrs. John
u. Hines OF Wesson, Miss, and Mrs.
Thos. Newland OF Corsicana chap
eroned the party.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-30

Miss Lila Graham McInnis wei.
coined the Bachelor Girls club at
the lovely home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. l.. l.. McInnis. Wednesday
afternoon in q bower OF roses, which
shed their sweet fragrance, remind
ing one that spring is here in all her
luxuriance and beauty. Tables dot
ted the rooms and everything was IN
readiness for forty-two when the
guests arrived aud were welcomed
by the hostess and her mother, Mrs.
McInuis. There was the most cord
ial. friendly and informal spirit pre-
waiting aud the occasion was one Of
good cheer. Attached 20 each score
card was pink La France rose.
Sherbert aud cake was served at an
appropriate hour. The club meets
next Wednesday afternoon at four
o'clock, instead Of three as usual,
with Miss Lavinia McConnico.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-04-30

DR.. and Mrs. David franklin
Houston rendered n reception nc
their home NJ College last evening
10 the Houston Rifles and members
Of the Senior Glass. Many OF the
young ladies Of Bryan were present.