Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1904-07-20
EVENTS OF EVERYWHERE.

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strike for bigger pay.
Two weddings, and may be more,
viii be features of the coming Old
Settlers Reunion at Sherman.
Maj. p. B. Waters, one of Rosepuds
most prominent and influential cltl-
zen died Thursday after four-months
Illness.
The Michiganders of New York City
have organized Michigan siciety
similar to other State societies of the
Metropolis
It is positively stated that Rev. Silas
G. Swuallow would accept the nomina,
ton of the Prohibition party as a candi'
date for PRESIDENT
The old Iroquois theater in Chicago
has been opened as a vaudeville house
and every sign of the old IroQuois has
been Cultivated.
Harrison County is having a first
class rumpus over alleged election ir-
regularities, and an injunction is out
against fifty-two election judges.
A dispatch from Wichita, Kan, says
that the high waters have washed
away THE Riverside residence of Chas.
Wood and that Mrs. Wood was
drowned.
News is received Of the killing Of
Bill Hughes, who had ranch near
Cordell, Ok, and who was we'll known
in this county. He was shot and kill
ed instantly.
DR.. Silas @. Swallow the Prohibit
tlon candidate for President, will re-
ceive official notification of his noml-
nation in indianapolis on Friday even.
ing, July %.
Henry Tyson shot and mortally
wounded Benny Johnson at Ardmore
in quarrel over woman. Tyson
used thirty-eight Colts, the ball TAX
ing effect in the bowels
During the six months ended July
i sos locomotives were turned out Of
the shops, against 1000 for the same
period last year and 62O for the first
half of 1902. These 905 locomotives,
with their tenders, had an average
weight Of 1875 tons, and cost the pur-
chasing railroads about $4,000 each.
Mrs Robert Thames, from near Lo-
reno, has been confined in the county
jail at Waco, having become violently
insane. She has a three-months-old
infant, and it was necessary to put the
child in other hands for safe keeping.
Ed Hullum, a middle-aged negro,
was run over while asleep on rail-
way track in Fort Worth, and literal
ly cut to pieces.
A bet Of $1,000 at Carlsbad, NJ NJ,
between Clay McGonigle and Sol
Schoonover. McGonigle is to rope
and tie ten steers to Schoonover's one.
twenty-five large steers from Teraz-
zas, Mex, will be imported for this
special occasion. The contest will !
take place Dec. "a. The money has
been put up.
Two boys while digging worms for
bait in Chicago alley, came in con
tact with telephone wire which had
fallen on other wires carrying heavy |
currents and were instantly killed.
Friends of w. B. Kay. who is visit
ing from Kansas City, have treat
ed him to a regular Texas badger
fight, after which the usual refresh.
ments were served.
Benedict Mandel, on hundred and
two years of age, is dead at the Jwish
Home for the aged in Chicago. He
was in perfect possession of his mental
faculties to within Ave minutes of his
death.
The Lawton Club and the Lawton
Commercial Club have united under
the name Of Lawton Commercial Club.
Rev. Sid Williams has just closed
revival at Duncan, l. T., after which
more than one hundred men joined the
various churches there.
A FIRE, started by Fourth of July ex-
ploslons, caused loss of 100000 at
corrina, Maine. Nine buildings were
destroyed, including two general
stores and a grlst milly. The town has
has no FIRE protection.
Cherokee Orchard Company Of Nor
rlll. Cherokee County, has incorporate