Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1904-12-21
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John Reed, a prominent citizen Of
Honey Grove who was kicked by his
horse Tuesday afternoon. died Thurs.
day night and was buried here Fri
day.
John Keeling, who fell from rail-
road culvert at Roxton Monday night
and sustained broken thigh, died Fri
day night from the effects Of the in.
juries.
The dead body of Alfred Barry,
whose home was at Hamilton, was
found badly decomposed, and with his
akull crushed IN seed house at the
Dublin oil mill.
Several Pinkerton men lately went
West looking out for the man who
robbed the Fargo Express and muir
dered the messenger at Daggett, Cal.
few days since.
Fred Odell, a prominent young
farmer, died Wednesday of hydropho
bia at Preston, Grayson County odell
was bitten two weeks ago. His death
was a most horrible one. He pleaded
with the people to kill him.
Construction work on the Rockefel
Ter Institute for the investigation of
the causes of disease, in New York
City has begun. The buildings, with
their equipment, will cost $1,2OO,OOO
Announcement is made that the
Rock Island road viii on December 20
inaugurate service of two passenger
trains each day between Fort Worth
and Dallas 1t is stated that several
changes in time will also be effected
which will enable the trains to shorten
the time Of the through run
The first pile, forty-foot enc, was
driven Wednesday afternoon at Or
ange by G. M. Hunt at the site Of the
snip yard selected by Contractor Wal
ter Thompson who is there organic
Lag Ing force of men anu itIaising ready
to begin active work on the big dry
docks.
The Daughters of the Confederacy
In session at Waxahachie on Friday de-
clded to establish home at Austin for
INDECENT widows Of Confederates. The
movement has been we'll received and
a grand success is predicted.
Former Postmaster General James
N. Tyner. died Monday Mr. Tyner
was Postmaster General during Grants
administration His last official duty
was that Of assistant Attorney General
for the Postoffice Department.
The Scottish Rite Masons Of South
MeAlester have purchased a building
site and completed the arrangements
for the erection Of 100000 Ma
sonic temple. Work on the new build
ing win be commenced at once.
The Grand American Handicap.
chief Of the American trap shooting
events, will be held in indianapolis
next year This has been decided at
a special meeting of the Interstate as
sociation at New York
John Taylor, president Of the Va
Alstyne Cotton Mill and OIL Company
and director of the First National bank,
died Friday morning of heart failure.
God made the country. yet lot OF
people sell their farms and move to
town.
G. w. Forbes, who has the contract
for the Carnegie Library Building, is
at corslcana to begin work The pre-
iiminary work Of clearing the lot on
which the building will stand is now
being done.
It's no use talking about loving God
when your children are afraid Of you.
Henry spell was shot at Bryan
Thursday night and died Friday morn
Ing. Upon his dying statement VII
liam ELECTROMAGNETIC was arrested, but
The latter says he can prove an abb.
In reviewing building operations in
twenty-five principal cities Of the Unit
cd States Tor the month Of November,
1904. as compared with the same
month Ia 1903, there has been total
increase OF about rs per cent.
The State Treasurer made a call for
registered warrants Saturday up 10
i0.0S7, which Aggregates. s54,2GS, re-