Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1894-10-04
TEXAS NEWS BRIEFS
sis...s of General Interest Carefully
Selected From Many Sources.

woman WIN TWO living husbands
went to jail recently at San Antonio,
charged with bigamy. julius Radet-
sky, husband No. /, preferred the
charges. He married the woman
three years ago in Mason and they
have two children. Several mouths
ago they separated. Joseph Frotlich,
a girlhood lover Of the woman back in
the fatherland, crossed the Atlantic
and he ard Mrs. Ralets6y secured q
license and were married. Adam RAJ
detsky then proceeded to make trouble
and the twice welded and never Wild
owed bride is in jail in default Of bail.
Col. NJ. p, Kelley, general manager
of the Georgetown and Granger and
Trinity, Cameron and Western rail-
ways, went to Austin recently to
make Arrangements for the prepara-
tiolr of prohles and their necessary
data to submit to the railroad COM
mission along with an application to.
issue bonds upon the property. Pur-
chasers have been found for the pro-
posed issue and work will begin
shortly. The Twenty-iourth legisla-
ture will be petitioned to authorize
the consolidation of both roads under
one charter.
Recently at Sulphur Springs Mrs.
Albert Litchenstein was very severely
burned. a stick OF stove wood fell
out of the stove. The back part of
her clothing caught fire and rapidly
blazed up, burning her from the hips
to the neck. Her hands and arms
were burned, also Her husband was
at his store at the time. Two neigh
bors, Messrs Rogers and Colquitt,
heard her screams, ran to her, and
succeeded in putting out the fire. not,
however, until she was badly if not
fatally burned.
Edward Gray, a young man who
recently went to Waco was engaged
in placing furniture which he had
just delivered on the stage in the Gar
land opera-house, in that city. While
arranging heavy article to make
room for other pieces he fell through
the elevator trap and descended thirty
feet headforemost. striking the pave
ment in the archway below with aw-
lowed from tho month and snrgeons
regard the injury as fatal.
Tom Waggoner, one OF the cattle
men OF Wichita county, who owns a
large part OF the unplowed land of
that county, tried his hand at farming
TINS year on some OF inc lana thae Tor
years ne salu woulu nov raise any ghang
puo sluss, anu ne 5lroe 81 W.
oats and 10 on1 bnsbeis Of conn Tbis
cron was between Rad and Wichita
rivers He sbinped seventy ears Of
fat beeves Mt oooG dgnres
Lewis Jone, son OF farmer living
near sulphur Springs, was thrown
J from ayoung morse ono night recent
ly into pile OF ools d arc fence posts.
receiving several painful bruises and
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, The late grand jury of Refugio
county indicted Needham Coward and
his two sons and the two Straight
boys LOT me thel' Oh ca.'le' hey
were arrested "oouI month ago d
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alctea Tor stealing hogs' Al SIX OF
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