Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-11-25
ALL OVER TEXAS.


Sam McAdams was acquitted at
Sherman Of the killing OF W. c. Cor
don.
Citizens OF Sanger have raised $4,000
for the purpose of boring an oil test
well.
Major Charles NJ. Racquet Is dead at
Marshall at the age OF seventy-ons
years.
Argentina is now admitting Amer
team cattle without restriction or dis
tinc,ion.
Barto Nix was giyer two years
sentence at Greenylie for killing Nose
McLemore.
A plan is on foot among Dallas
Pythians to build a castle hall to cost
some $4,000.
Germany has stationed war vessels
at San Domingo to look after her com
mercial interests.
Jenkens City. town OF 400. fnhabi-
tants in Missouri, was nearly destroy
ed by fire Thursday.
Congressman Littleneld of Maine
has introduced bill looking to the
suppression Of anarchists.
w. w. Jennings, aged so years, is
dead at Alvin. He was great uncle
of Hon William ]. Bryan.
Senator Hanna is to succeed sena
tor Morgan as chairman of the com
mittee on inter-oceanic canal.
The citizens of Sanger are project
ing an oil mill, and $4,000 of the nee
essary capital has been subscribed.
Corsicana has passed sidewalk or
6dnance. and as result. four and one
half miles of brick sidewalk have been
laid.
Billy Wilson fell from a bridge at
Hampstead and wac killed. He was
tbs son Of Or. J. C. Wilson Of Hills
Poro.
j. b. Lowery's large barn burned
near Wilmer, together with contents.
consisting of quantity OF corn and
hsy LOSS, $500.
Grayson county reports short
broom corn crop and indications are
that the present price OF 500 per ton
will advance 1O0 nor cant
Dr. R. W. Jones, IS years old, for
many years citizen of Brazos county,
died at the home of his son, Dr. W.
F, Jones Of Harvey. Brazos county.
T, Ramsay was killed at his mill at
Tlmpson. lie was caught between the
belts, cutting Off both legs and his
head cut open, causing instant death.
Conductor E. II. clanton. of the
Houston and Texas Central, was struck
by freight train at Hearne and sus-
tained severe injuries. HIS home is at
Ennis.
Hon. Hyde Jennings, prominent
citizen of Fort Worth died Wednesday
night at the age of hfty-four. He WIS
prominent In lhat city's growth in so.
cial. political and material ways
Lolita Armour. OF Chicago whom
Or. Lorenz OF Vienna treated for hip
disease, has entered private dancing
academy and soon win be able TO move
with the freedom OF other children.
The state department has been in
formed that tho two British steamships
which were detained at the port of
Buena Ventura by the Colombian gov
eminent. with the intention Of using
them to transport troops to the 18TH
mus, have been released and have left
that port.
J. M. baltimore OF the Hoxton com
mrnity has forty acres OF Mexican
June corn in roasting car. The ears
ars az large and as full as those Of the.
early crop The corn was planted
July 8, after crop Of wheat had been
harvested of the same ground.
., + Ellington. a capitalist and re-
tired banker OF Atlanta IS dead.
Arrangements have been completed
for the street fair and carnival at Bow
50 which will begin the 2sd and last
for one week.
n. Parker. one Of the most success
ful planters Of tho Brazos bottom.
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