Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-02-22
ALL OVER TEXAS.

Roberto Diaz, 70 years old, was
caught between cars and almost in
stantly killed at the olmos Coal mines
near Eagle Pass.
The Citizens Bank, of Justin, which
has been doing business in the Rudd &
Collins drug store for six months has
broken dirt for a new brick building,
which will be completed by April 10.
The injuries of Roland Jarrett, the
young man who was accidentally shot
while hunting near his home on Ander-
son Ranch, Ellis County, some days
ago, proved fatal.
Messrs. Duke, Teal G Ayres of Dali
las, who have racket stores in dozen
towns and cities, have bought the Ar
cade from Mrs. Lowenstein of Waco.
Taking charge at once.
The Corsicana Cotton Mills manage
ment announce that they have in con.
warehouse for the storage Of cotton
and also propose to expend about $780,
900 for equipment for the increasing
of the capacity of the mill
Dan A. Kivlin has been north some
time arranging to form circuit Of
Texas for high-class vaudeville. The
circuit will embrace Dallas, Fort
Worth, Houston. San Antonio and
probably other towns
The Secretary of the Treasury has
awarded to Tom Lowell of Denton, Tex.
as, the contract for the construction
of the United States postofice and
court house building at Ogden, Utah,
at $158,725. 3r.
JEFF Palmer, negro, was given
three years in the penitentiary on e
charge of assault with intent to muir
der. The assault was. committed on
savas Xydias, q merchant of Mexia
some time ago.
The Cumberland Presbyterian
Church Of Bonham has received the
large pipe organ purchased several
months aso. ~ wan be placed IA tle
church building at once. This instru-
ment cost about $500.
The governor has appointed l. L,
Kinder Of Hale county, judge of the
new sixty-fourth judicial district court
in the Panhandle. d. G. GLASGOW was
named as district attorney. The senate
confirmed the appointments.
Col. G. A. Heating, for thirty years
leading figure in the implement bus
mess in Dallas, has retired from the
Heating Implement and Machinery
Company, and will devote his time to
his private business.
All the guards but three around the
uuarantined portion of Quaker, the ne
gro settlement in Denton, have been
discharged, and all the cases Of the
disease have been discharged except
one. There was total of seven cases.
Three additional work trains were
put on the Dallas division of the Katy
Friday and two more will be put on in
few days. Superintendent Sullivan
states that the work of ballasting will
be rushed as rapidly as possible.
Noah Alex, well known old negro
died at Telico, east of Ennis, aged 100
years. He came here from Louisiana
in the days of slavery and 1t Is thought
he belonged to the Pannill family, who
lived at Chatfield
In the district court, at Greenville
in the suit Of A.lA. Hawks VS.. the San
ia Fe Railroad for damages for the
death Of his wife alleged to have been
caused by waiting for a train at &c
leste, in a cold depot, the jury brought
in verdict for the defendant road.
Two men, Charles Harris and John
Winston, are said to have engaged il
fight near Lorena, when the latter
was dangerously stabbed In the left
side, the blade penetrating the left
lung.
Ben Van Hoesur, an engineer stuci
his head out of the cab OF his engine
and struck post he was passing, in
filcting injuries, which he claims are
permanently disabling, and a jury Al
Waco has awarded him judgment fol
$4,000.
The Racine satterly Manufacturing
Company OF Racine, Wis, ana Spring
field, H.. have recently opened up