Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-08-12
ALL OVER TEXAS.

W. H. Pollard was acquitted of muir
der at Conroe
Capt c. Fouty died at Corslcana.
aged seventy-fve.
e. Y. Tablet, Syrian pcddler, was
killed at Runge.
Mrs savel's little son was burned to
death at Childress
Brown county shows an assessed val
uation of s5.227975.
Mrs. ]. T. Rucker Of smithville gave
birth to triplets, all girls.
A movement has been set on foot to
secure merchants rates for Houston.
From present indications, Texas
corn crop this year will be bumper.
Judge E. w. Jonhsons residence
burned at Bolton. loss $1,000, insurance
$500.
The Methodist Church at Crawford
was struck by lightning. Repairs will
cost 5000.
The nine-months-old daughter of w.
W. Barr was accidentally drowned
near Cleburne.
Winston Cocl5rell received five years
sentence at Conroe for killing Master
Mechanic Tate.
The Texas Mexican railway lost sew
eral miles of track as the result of rain
near Corpus Christi.
Young Calvert accidentally shot him
self at Sulphur Springs. His wound
Will not prove fatal.
Sam Adams, charged with the M.
der Of DR., Gordon at Sherman, gave
bond in the sum of $500.
The Merchants Exchange of Sulphur
Springs is preparing to handle the cot
ton crop Of that vicinity
Alfred Morris Hieronymus, charged
with the murder of Mrs. Della Gran.
ston, was denied bail at Galveston.
Tom FaIson. carpenter, employed
at the oil mills, at Ardmore. fell from
q ladder and sustained broken
thigh and other painful injuries
Attorney General Dell declines to
render an opinion in the Grimes coun-
ty prohibition case while tho natter
is in the courts
Heavy rain at Taylor washed away
the International and Great Northern
bridge near that place and caused the
wreck of a freight train
The body of colored preacher
named CUTLER, a victim of epilepsy.
was found floating in Bots dare Creek
in the southeastern part of Grayson
County.
Joe Wolf and Andrew Crews were
allowed bail in the sum of $500 each
at Fort Worth, They are charged with
completely in the murder of James NJ.
Wilson.
There are four new brick buildings
going up at Winnsboro and the new
$4,000 brick school building will be
begun shortly New and fine residences
are being built in different parts OF
town, besides many cottages.
Thursday morning the mangled
body OF man supposed to be r. L.
Harrison of Elm Mott, Tex, was found
on the Missouri = Kansas and Texas
railroad, about four miles south OF
West.
Small boys tied tin can to the tail
Of St. Bernard dog at Texarkana
few days since and in his flight the
animal injured Mrs T. H. May She
was knocked down and rendered un
conscious,
While attempting to rope a cow at
Sterling City. Templeton Foster, the
12-year-old son Of R. w. Foster. cat
tleman, sustained serious if not fatal
injuries by his horse falling upon him.
Eleven persons were injured in a
railroad wreck near Charlottesville, Va.
Sunday, while Col. H. G. Williams
OF Austin was experimenting the grad
ing of cattle preparatory to shipping to
Cuba. a wild COW ran over him and
broke him up considerably. The doc
tors regard his condition as doubtful.
Midean Hammett, an escaped con-
Wet, was captured near Corsicana
Jose Ortiz, seventeen years of age,