Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1903-10-07
ALL OVER TEXAS.

Temple Agudah Jacob was dedicat
ID at Waco Sunday.
II. A. Glass brought in a six inch
Susher at Sour Lake.
W. W. Thompson lost three fingers
sn an oil mill at Denton.
The municipal corporation of Gold
tbwaite has been abolished.
s. B. Lemmus committed suicide Mt
Fort Worth. He shot himself In the
head.
The compress at Marshal has re-
Humed operations after shut down OF
ove years.
viii HUMPHREYS was acquitted at
Athens. This ia the last Of the Trans.
Cedar cases.
Joe Davis, colored, died at workman
from injuries received in alightins
from train.
James Wagner Of Kaufmn, Tex,
was acquitted at Clinton, La, OF the
murder of Samuel H. Smith.
An oil tank exploded at Danyille.
Va, and started blaze which con
sumed twenty-five freight cars.
At a meeting of the saloon people
1t was decided not to contest the re-
sent prohibition election held in Nacog.
doches county.
Paul Jordan was shot by Claude Bra
eey at Drane, Navarro county. His
wounds may prove fatal.
Frank stanfeld set nre to hay
stack in Hill county and was given
two-years' sentence for arson.
S. T. Blakely, living about four miles
east of Grand Saline, had his right arm
cut by his gin Thursday. 1t was am
pntated just below his elbow
The city of Bolton has bought three
lots for the Carnegie Library building.
At Temple the oil mills and cora.
press are running on full time
Fire destroyed the Port Arthur Brick
company's plant. The blaze started In
-.lA.- spfiasrfe reaS---s-oit nftItur and
spread to the brick company's proper.
ty
J. P. Corners of Dallas, Pcxas, was
made district vice president by the In
,ernational Brotherhood Of Electrical
workers In session at Salt Lake. Utah.
A private bank has been organized
At TaholSa with Col. Trent of Goldth
waite president and B. C. Sweet cash
Ter; capital stock $4,000, with respon-
sibillty of 100000.
Fire Friday afternoon destroyed two
frame houses and partially destroyed
third. Loss about three thousand dol.
lars. In responding to the alarm the
hose cart ran over two men.
Napoleon McDaniels and son, David,
have been indicted at Texarkana for
the murder of j. C. La Rue last May.
L. C. Clifton's residence burned al
Mckinney. Loss $4,000
s, H. Moses Of Waxahachle sued the
Houston and Texas Central railway for
damages and was awarded IS cents.
Col. Peters advises farmers to mar
ket their cotton slowly.
The records of the penitentiary show
that during the period from February
l to September he pardoned twenty
two convicts. During the similar
period Of last year Gov. sayers par
doned lfty-three convlcts.
The merchants OF FarmersvllIe have
formed and Incorporated the Farmers
vile Grain Company. with ample capl.
tai to handle all grain coming to this
city. They will buy. she'll and ship
corn to Galveston for export,
The immigration bureau has ruled
that persons entering the United
States from the Philippine islands will
not be required to pay head tax.
This admits Filipino carpenters who
were delayed at San Francisco on
thsir way to St. Louis.
The little 2-year-old son Of Mr.,
Beatty. who lives near sanco, Coke
county, was stepped on by mule
Wednesday and killed. The mule was
running loose in the yard and ran
over the little boy.
J. r. Miles, a school teacher Of the
Alazon neighborhood in Nacogdoches
county. has mysteriously disappeared