Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-03-08
EVENTS OF EVERYWHERE.

Gazette, the trotting horse was sold
In Chicago a few days since for $1,000.
A little 9-year-old son of e. D. Chap
man at Bardwell, while out riding, was
thrown from his horse and the animal
Kicked him en- the head, killing him
instantly.
AS a result Of the strike of local
bakers, who have been out four days,
says Rome dispatch, general strike
of the bakers throughout Italy is
threatened.
Mrs. e. A. Calvin, aged about SO
years, died at the home OF her daugh-
ter, Mrs. q. C. Nail, at waxahachie.
The remains were shipped to Eliza
BEETHOVEN, KY, for interment.
Friday morning t. A. Reynolds died
at the home of R. P. wardlow at Pal
estine in his ninety-ffth year. He had
Oeen sick for several days and had liv-
ed in Palestine for twenty-ehree years.
Ellis County has redeemed $4,000
court house bonds held by the perma-
nent school fund, Hansford County
$4,000 and Arkansas County s4sO, bonds
of the same description held by the
same fund.
The First National Bank Of Frank
ston, Tex, has been authorized to be-
gin business with $4,000 capital.
George w. Daddle, president; E. L.
Jones, vice president; j. H. Robinson,
cashier
After the riots at Baku, three hun
dred corpses were counted in the
streets, according to dispatch from
Paris. The dead are said to have been
largely Armenians.
Bubonic plague of violent char
hcter has broken out in Pesagua Port
province of Tarapaca. There were
eleven cases in single day, several
families abandoning the place.
The building contractors and union
briclzlayers Of Chicago who have been
at loggerheads for some time, have ad-
lusted their differences and signed
agreements until March !, 1906.
Sunset Express, due to arrive at san
Antonio at7:s0 a. M, was wrecked six
mile1 east Of Harwood. A negro rid
Ing the blind baggage was killed and
the mail clerk was injured.
In the Senate Mr.. Carmack Of Ten.
nessee. speaking of the railroad rate
bill, characterized President Roosevelt
as the foremost disciple and ablest
lieutenant OF William j. Bryan.
Wednesday night some one broke
down the door of the lookup at Craw-
ford and turned the prisoners out and
then fired the prison and burned 1t to
ashes. No arrests have been made.
The American Newspaper Publish
ers' Association, IN session In New
York, passed resolutions commencing
President Roosevelt's courageous stand
against trusts and promising active
support.
Madame Media, who toured Texas
last week, has a son who owns and per
scaally manages a large ranch in Nc.
Culloch County. He met his mother at
San Antonio and accompanied her to
Houston.
Joe Wolf was convicted in the Forty
eighth district court at Fort Worth OF
robblng John Gillian, an aged man, on
the night of Jan. 16. His punishment
was assessed at forty years in the PEN
itentiary.
A telephone message received at
Ada. l. T., tells of shooting near Nc
Gee. a small town about IS miles west
in which G. A. Mitchell was killed.
The feller who goes softly whistlin'
through life has a happier time than
the one who's howlin' on the hilltop.
The municipal museum Of Chicago
has been formally opened and dedicat-
cd 1t occupies several rooms Of the
public library building ana several
hundred invited guests viewed the ex-
hibits.
If you buy what You don't want. you
are likely to want what you can't buy.
Rev. Abe Mulkey is conducting a pro
traeted meeting at the Methodist
Church at Forney. Business houses
have been closing at 10 a. m. this week
to allow all to attend service.