Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-05-10
TExANETrEs.
A mad dog was Killed at Mineola

L. M Richmond was badly kicked
by a horse at Eunis.
The Stockman's brass band at Colo
RADIO City has new uniforms.
j. B. Chattin a stenographer, was
found dead in bed at Greenville.
At Dallas the top of building fell
on Joe Lucas, INJECTING painful in
iuries.
The Odd Fellows will lay the cor
nerstone of the Waco auditorium.
Frank wiler fell from the top of a
three-story building at Dallas and was
seriously hurt.
DR.. w. B. Mack was thrown from
his buggy near LongvieU and sustain.
ed a broken leg.
Thomas R. Taylor, a Grayson coun-
ty pioneer, died suddenly at his home,
Eve miles east of Sherman.
Charles Elmendorf, a knight of the
grip, killed large wampus between
Fort Stockton and Alpine.
Mrs. Blake. chief matron Of the
Rathbone Sisters, was banuueted by
the lodge at Mckinney
Mrs. Rhoda Cross, aged SO years, the
oldest resident of Erath county, died
at Stephenville several days ago.
1t is estimated that Lake Gibbons,
that is to furnish Paris water supply,
can hold 115,000OO0 gallons of water.
]. A. Arnold residing three miles
west of Roanoke, who was kicked by
a horse some time ago, died from his
injuries.
The remains of eX-attorney general
Carr of Colorado, who died at Mineral
Wells, were taken by his daughter to
Lungmont, Col, their home.
-Four boys pleaded guilty in the
county court at Sherman to the theft
of five gallons of whiskey, and were
fined $40 and given one day in Jail
each.
Rev. C. P Bridewell of Fort Worth
has finally accepted the call he re-
ceiyed some time since to the pastor
ate of the First Presbyterian church,
Atlanta, Ca.
A private telegram was received at
Eagle Pass from Vera Cruz, Mex, an
nouncing the drowning of Fred G.
Gloppentine; a former citizen of San
Antonio and that place
Through the caving of bank OF
gravel at the city gravel pits in San
Antonio Cashier Arocha was partially
buried and sutained permanent in
juries to his thighs and legs.
Hynson Springs, the well known
health resort near Sherman, has been
sold to G. j. Randall of Shreveport,
who is at the head of a company that
proposes erecting mammoth hotel.
Some workmen excavating a gravel
pit in the suburbs at FL Paso I'M
covered the well preserved skeleton of
man which had apparently been ur-
DER the ground many years..
The 6-year-old son of Mr.. w. H.
Russell of Coppell, Tarrant county,
met with serious accident. He was
was caught by belt in the mill at
that place and was terribly bruised.
His right arm was broken just below
the shoulder and lower arm and his
hand were terribly lacerated, the
flesh being stripped off great portion
OF it.
Mr.. e. B. Fisher. manager Of the
telephone exchange, has bmfwypwyt
telephone exchange at CIeburne, has
been transferred to Tyler, and Man
ager Hart of the later place has been
assigned to the Cleburne exchange.
The retiring officers of the Eureka
Banana company, which as been swal-
lowed up by the United Fruit com
pany, or banana trust, will continue
to do business through Galveston.
This is denied by some, however.
The unwilling of the R. L. Tim
Minis monument by the Woodmen OF
the World at Waxahachie cemetery
was witnessed by about 1000 persons,
about half of these being visiting
Woodmen.
p. T. Harding. who was shot and
killed near Treyat, in Trinity county,
was buried at the Harding graveyard
near Moscow. L. G. Harding, broth