Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-11-12
TExANETTEs.
lotion still rolls in.

Cotton still rolls in.
Pecan hunting is on.
Many parties are out hunting.
Possums will soon be in market.
Temple will have steam heating
plant
Leonard wants an electric line to
Blue Ridge.
r. 7. Carr, Texas pioneer, passed
away at FL Laso.
Christian church of Midlothian ia
erecting a $4,000 building.
Workman and Fairfield expect to be
connected by a trolley line.
Adolph Lunglkwitz, a resident Of
fredericksburg fifty years, is dead.
Father Soushon, 70 years old, Ro
man Catholic priest, died at Laredo
Lawrence & Lanham's store at sher
man was burglarized and $3.50 taken
tree that j. G. Jones was fellins
near Huntington, fell on him, killing
him.
The Wilson building. under construc-
ton at Dallas, will be eight stories
high
Temple chapter Daughters of the
Confederacy will erect a Confederate
monument.
j. w. Owens was awarded $4,000
damages at Sherman against the Katy
railway. He lost a leg.
George Gegans, a resident of Hous
ton Heights, was run over and killed
by a street car at Houston.
Make Hancock, II years old. was
killed near Waco by tree that was
being felled falling on her.
Two applications for national banks
have been forwarded from Caldwell
to the controller of the currency.
John Harris. colored, convicted at
Paris for the murder OF Marshal Hill
of Blossom. was sentenced to hang
Dec 8.
L. d. Bridges, the Titus county man
who was knocked in the head and rob-
bed at Tyler over two weeks ago, died
Oct rs from lockjaw.
When Frank Williams of Galveston
went to his barn one morning last
week he found the body of John, his
son, a screwman, hanging there.
Tom Beauchamp, colored. charged
with the murder of Jenny Castor near
Petty ii n ~ was convicted
at Paris and given twenty-five years
in the penitentlary.
The recent registration showed these
figures: San Antonio, 1881; Dallas.
1890; Houston, 74S6; Galveston. 7276;
Austin, 1850; Beaumont, 3O74; Deni-
son, 2494; Sherman, 2116.
About 200 persons babe Admiral
Schley and lady farewell when they
left Galveston on the goth ult. on the
Concho. bound for New York Their
stateroom was profusely decorated
with flowers.
The Richie Immune association, COM
posed of officers and men of the First
United States Volunteer regiment. in
the Spanish war and organized at Gal
weston, held its annual reunion there
on the night of Oct. rs.
Traffic on the Santa Fe railway has
been OF such immense proposition late
" as to cause freight blockades. At
Somervell over 800 cars were count,
I'd in the yards at one time. FroL4
Cleburne to Galveston similar condi-
tons have prevailed.
While Jake Keller, citizen of Dali
as was riding with two ladies at San
Antonio in carriage few nights ago,
he harness became deranged and the
iorses ran away. Mr.. Keller was
brown out and badly injured. The
aides escaped unhurt.
At Mckinney the case of George Gar
lenhire, charged with the murder OF
!. H. Hall in Collin county in 1851
anne up. The Indictment was quash-
ID, owing to alleged Irregularities, but
iardenhire held to the grand jury.
Rev. j. H. Stewart, pastor OF the
Methodist Episcopal church, south, at
Vernon, has closed a successful re-
Oval meeting. The number of con-
ersions is placed at 200, 1903 of whom
nited Themselves with the Southern
Iethodlst church.
The party of eastern capitalists who