Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-12-04
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North Texas will have baseball
league in 1902.
Tarrant county's Democratic prima
ries will be held Feb To-
Congressman Wooten of the Dallas
district is at Washington.
r. ]. Gray, Fannin county farmer,
passed away at Monkton.
w. t. Gresham, an ex-Confederato
veteran, died at Glen Rose
The new Baptist church at Gates
vile will be built of stone. 1t will cost
$500
Italy has raised the bonus for the
International and Great Northern rail-
way extension.
Wan Milan was killed by train at
Anna, Collin county, His body was
badly mutiIated.
Clara Price was shot and seriously
wounded at her home in Greenyills
Graham Jones was arrested
The state board of education has
purchased for the school fund $4,000
Bowie county court house bonds.
An unknown man was struck by q
Houston and Texas. Central railway
train at Dallas and instantly killed.
Ell Paso is headquarters of the postal
division of the Southern Pacific Rail-
way company between that city and
Tucson, Ariz.
Mrs. r. M. Tillman, prominent Jew
fish lady of Dallas, died in that city.
She had been resident of Dallas near
ly thirty years.
A trumpet corps has been organized
at Fort Worth by Capt. j. G. Bennett,
formerly of Dallas The corps started
with thirty members.
Tom Bell, farmer, was killed near
Birdston, Navarro county, by a heavy
log falling on him through the break.
ing down of wagon he was driving.
Mrs. Elizabeth B. Durgan, rs years
old. resident of Dallas county since
1874, { d at the residence of DR.. A.
| M. Cochran, eleven miles from Dallas.
While at San Antonio President
Rouse, Of the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas railway, said his road would
build from Coffeyyille. Kan, to Guth-
RE, Ok.
Attorney General Bell has approved
$36,240 Stonewall county bonds, d.
vided into bridges refunding, 100000;
court house refunding, $12,24O, and
Jail refunding, $4,000.
The case of DR. s. NJ, jenkins has
been removed from Waco to Bolton.
The change of venue was granted on
the ground that prejudice prevailed at
Waco The doctor is alleged to have
committed criminal assault.
Capt. William Mex. Lambdin, who
served in the Philippines as command
err of company C, Fortieth volunteers,
is back at his home in Waco. The
captain is an applicant for commits
sion in the regular army.
Rev. Homer T. Wilson, the well
known clergyman of Fort Worth. has
been rendered call to the pulpit of
the Central Christian church of San
Antonio. The vote by which Mr.. Will
son was elected to the pastorate was
unanimous one.
At Del Rio Sheriff Wernette's posse
shot and killed Manuel Esquival, a
noted character, long wanted in that
section, both by Texas and United
States authorities. He had with him
two companions, who escaped in the
darkness. Esquival was shot four
times.
After being in session between three
and four weeks the Hunt county grand
jury adjourned. A total of ZIG indict
ments were returned, fifty-two of them
being felonies and the remaining sixty.
four misdemeanors.
In the Northwest conference of the
Methodist Episcopal church, south
there are 373 local preachers and 1854
members. There are SAT Sunday
schools, 1925 officers and teachers ant
1885 Sunday school pupils
Post D, Travellers Protective assoc
citation, have decided to have a stree
carnival and masquerade at San An
tonic in connection with the annua