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Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-25

Cold Springs, Tex. OCT. IA. AT Ever
green, eight miles west OF here .lohu
Koizus, a Christian minister. was killed.
He was shot through a door aud killed
while on the gallery Of Alex tiodens
house. Golden was Shot atsegeral times
through the house and was hit by Il
buckshot butn badly wounded Oni-
GERS have gone out to investigated
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-25

Chicago, Oct 16-Is is estimated
that-she robbers who held mp the train
en- the Northwestern railroad. near Ds
Kalk, Ill, Friday night, secured over
$g5Q0O. This amount, it is stated l,y
the general mana Ter OF tine American
Express company, TO have been III tho
car in cash alone. Amount Of jewriry.
etc, secured by the robbers is kuown
aud not guessed at.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-25

Hudson, n r., oct. 49, The Wind
eoT hnlei was destroyed hers by fire
and Walaca g Hall d arumner for a
Philadelphia Publishing house was suf-
focatea. Althe other guests escaped
il their night clothes losing all their
baggage a porter Of the hotel alone
saved the lives OF ten women. There
were many very narrow escapes The
property 10 Is VIII exceed $40, 600
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-25

Columbia, s. e., Oct. i6 Tronble is
imminent IN Waterloo, LaurenH county,
between the whites and negroes. which
grew ont Of The whipping Of negro by
white men Friday. Thu sheriff at Lam
rens hHs been appealed to Tor aid and
lrft with . number OF deputies and
armed citizens for the scene Of trouble
Telegraph and Telephone conmunica
tlon have been cut off ana news is very
nengrs Waterloo is not far from the
recent trcnhles OF Greenwood, where
the negroes were whipped.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-25

BgIllS Alu ACTIVE.
They Are catering Natal 10 0Stain
Srategetieal Points.
WRECKING TRAINS,
'Ihey Are Taking Advantage of the
LICK Of British Troops-ioro
Particulars Of tlie Wrecked
hllnorod Train.


Lonlon, Oct ~ Those who have
Been anxious for nure stirring war
fiows from tue seat Of war are getting
st IN full. According to dispatches tbs
mhooting innst have bsen almost coutin-
a'ous all along the border Of the Boer
Mepublic while pitched battles have &c
'curred or are Occurring at various poinrs
81 Natal and British Brchuaualhnd
Most of these rcpu.ts. however, reuain
unconiirmed. AS Mateking ia cut of
geographically, stories from that point
@re generally of HaIlir origin and must
BE regarded with suspicion While
rhere is every probability that General
Cronles has begun IN assault upon Ma
tekng, reliable details must still tie
awaited,
Further details are ut hand regarding
She destruction of the armorel train ut
.Nraaipan. They show that Captain
Nesbitt who was in command of tho
xrain. Was warned Mt M,uibooo that
,fbe Roers hol1 tina r,u II. ro,liaa th..
a,o vros ho,,nd :, ,., Na.;.,s
P',' ',' "a
''l'l''.i '"' - anu '''H'''''' '''''' "'u,Ve''
'"A' ''l'' Deeh o'oWn up ny 'ne Beers
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-25

El Paso, Tex. O9t lG.- Much excite
ment was created mere by the finding Of
the dead body OF a Young Mexican wo-
man with Jagged wound in her breast
and back mace BY a slxshooter bullet.
Bloody footprints led to u house and
within was found boodstainad shirt
and evidences Of u nasty fight.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-25

Guthrie, o. T. Oct 18-While the
family o. J. w. Moore, Of Parker county
Texas were travelling through Greer
county IN a wasoa, an S-year-olI daugh-
Ter was thrown from the wagon and a
wheel passed over her head crushing
toe sEull and facally iliurmg her.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-25

Berlin oct. Is The press Of the city
refers 10 the recent reception to General
Benjamin Harrison, who was especially
bonorrd BY Emperor William, his mel
esty even disregarthng the rules Of the
court etiquette by seating General Har-
rison at the table OF honor served for
members Of the royai famjlies.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-25

Cape Town, Oct. 10. = An American
citizen has sworn TO an affidavit before
the American consul here in which he
states chat he has been subjected by the
burghers Of The Orange Free Safe TO
great i'll treatment. Hls limbs bear
marks showing the effects of the trea.-
ment he has recalyed.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-25

Corsicsna, Tex, Oct. l6. During the
busy hours of Friday sneak rhinf en-
tered the Wonder store on Nortl, l3ea-
ton street, and while all hands were
busy waiting on customers, obtaiu=d
1913 in cash from safe that lad been
left unlocked in the rear Of the slors-
room. A package Of 500 escaped the
thlef's notice. There is no clew.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-25

Sulphur Springs, Oct. a. Pete lat
tlefield, city marshal, VINO was snnS
Wednesday night the bail taking effect
in the left knee. had to have his leg
taken off, the patient standing thr -hork
better than was expected. John Brown
city treasurer charged with the shoot
ing, waived a preliminary hsaling aud
gave bond in tiie sum of $1,000
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-25

Greenville, Tex, OcS 49, The recent
local option election in the Fairlis dis
tiict resulted in prohibition by a vote Of
~ to /. 1t VIII so into effect after The
legal notice.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-25

Groesbecly, Tex. Oct 49, The exam
ing trial Of Emmett Dayenport, charged
with the killing Of 4. O. Darwin on
Sept. u near Thornton in this county,
has been Concluded. The applicant was
allowed bail ia the sum of $1,000, which
he readily gave, and was subsequently
released from custody
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-25

Lagos, West Africa, Oot is - The
British punitive expedition against the
Fuldi tribes in Nueree river, VINO hau
stopped the river traffic and. murdered
u number Of boatmen, has just reiusnei
to Lagos, having destroyed eight towns
after prolonged tighrin9 The natives
lost heavily and he British had e.ght
men wounded
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-25
Gu rinnr nna collou burned.

Msrshall Tex. Ost 1G News has
rcaehc here oil the dcpluction Of the
large gin # w. T. Ware, 70 miles south-
east Of this city Che gin and 50 bales
Of couton was destroyed Less estimated
at over 5000 No insurance. O.lgin
Of the fire il unknown
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-25

San Angelo, Tex Oct 10 A grass
fire started about IA miles north OF
Menardvile aud burned 10 miles in a
nostherly direction within three hours
luis sill burning, and az ,lls grass is
high, il is feared VIII prove very DAM
asing.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-25

Austin oct 10 Tho governor has
received word from Superintendent
Graves Of the Western insane asylum
that be la room tor 100 mora patients
u that irsriiuaon. The governor de,
sires conAtv judges to make note of this
fact and get patients 10 che Institute Al
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-25

IIordon, Oct 10 The Exchange Tel.
sgraph company llssreceivoi dispntcl,
from Cage Town saying the beers have
blown up auother armored train carry.
ing telegraph operators from MAfeking
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-25

ralas, Oct ID DR. r. II. Jones' the
inyenlo: OF "Jo-I5e' medicine, snot him
self to death here. He had been in bad
health for some time and this is the only
cause Tor his rash act.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-25

Temple, Tex, oct a. The Temple
mills are paying $l4 a ton for cotton
seed The ruling press have been 81
and SIP per ton, and foreign mills were
buying On the street. The home mills
took up the gauntlet and the foreign
buyers are somewhat scarce.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-25

Paris, oct 10. Major Marchand.
who commanded the French expedition
into the SoudGH it is stated, win wish
to go and fight for tne Eoera as reveneo
for being obliged to withdraw from
Fashoda. but the government refused
him Termination 10 ioin the Boer forces.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-25

Ardmore, / r., Oct is Judge
Townsend Of The Southern district has
sentenced Frank jennings, Port and
Morris O'Malley to tile Fort Lsaven-
worth prison Tor fye years nsca. The
men p'eale'i guilty to the indictments
changing them with robhiug Rock
island express in October, 1917.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-25

Lockhart, Tex Oct 10 j, w. Mont
gomery, one OF tne most prominent ciri-
Gems Of Caldwell county, was shot and
killed on the street here. A largo crowd
was on the street. III the time aud great
excitement prevailed a party is in
jail.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-25

Buonos Ayres, oct 10 Tho British
government has contracted here for five
steamersto carry oSouth Africa horses,
mules, wheat and etc, and has alao
BOUGHT tho Argentino war STOMP Ahip.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-25

Durham. Oct 'G AufhentiG news
reached here that 5000 Eners ARE Ell
cuulped on the Ingogo battlefield
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-25

London. Oct Is The Beers it is re-
ported hayo seized the railway station
on North Fourteenth streams between
NreshHrg and Kimberly, ard thatiigiit-
ing still continues in The Heighliorhood
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-25
Neshvllle,s New Mayor.

Nashville, Oct. IA. = Hon j. NJ. Head
was elected mayor Of Nashville and the
entire straight Democratic ticket was
victorious. Only u ght vote was
peeled
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-25

Wynuewooa, I r., Oct 10. Robert
Gordon, coiorod, wal shot and killed
north OF bore. The trouble which re.
quilted in the killiug grew our Of the
claims Of deceasod and another party tt
a hOr.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-25

was s,eea anu nadd was wornaed
iAull.n
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1899-10-25

INV 1oss. o.alO: Whila edarassira
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-22
A NEW cot NTY.

The news thar Judge Neei has ordered
the organization of Cheian county in
compliance with the law enacted at the
last session Of the Legislature means a
new counsy Of Cheian receives It's name
from the magnificent body OF water
sixty-five miles long and penetrates the
Cascade mountains until the Jagged
peaks rise 1900 feet from the waters
edge. forming pictures so striking that
they are at once the wonder and aarni-
ration of tourists from all over the
world. The new county wifi be noted
for it's mines. now being developed. its
horticulture. it's agriculture and its ex-
celient grazing. The valley at We
natchee and along the Columbia river
and the valley OF Lake Chelan are
today producing some OF the finest
fruits grown in the state. II Is acknowl-
edged that the peaches and grapes
grown here are niarveis for size. flavor
and beauty. while the apples cannot be
beaten.
1t will be remembered that at the re-
cent Seattle exposition there was a small
display OF winter apples made by one
horticulturfst from Lake Chelan that
carried OF $50 in prizes. notwithstand-
ing there were larger and more preten-
tious displays from other sections. The
new county OF Chelan comprises terri
tory now lying In the western part OF
Okanogan county and the northern part
Of Kittitas county. The new county was
"A necessity. owing To the mountain
ranges dividing II from the county seats
OF both okanogan and kittitas counties
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-22

On the reeerd Of e;ecfions heid IN 1Sse
and lsas the Republicaas hare control
~ rwenfy-ssx states. wssh IS electoral
votes. and the Democrats nineteen
atases. with ls2 electoral ~otea
In 1856 South Dakota gave Bryan a
plurality Of lSz; in 1885 the state gave
the fusion candidate for governor =
plurality o. ga In 1888 the Re-
publican majorities for candidates
for Judges Of the supreme court
ranged from $3.50 to 1900 In
1856 Kansas gave Bryan q plurality Of
1869: In 1898 the Republican plurality
was 1850. In 1886 Washington gave
Bryan plurality of l2.4ss: in 1888 II
gave q Republican majority Of 5000
Wyoming gave Bryan, in 1886. plural
fly OF Es3; In 1855 IT gave a Republican
majority of f,ss4 BY the vote Of No
vember I, 1855. Ohio, Iowa, Massaehu-
sets, New York, Pennsylvania and
New Jersey are as strongly Republican
as they were In 1896 II the election
were to occur tomorrow who can doubt
what the result would be?
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many. then Russia and France. with
Germany occupying an incongruous and
uncertain association with them. while
England was left In what was termed
'-xpsendid ISOLATION" Not ere 81 those
arrangements had elements OF lasting
cohesion. The appearance of the United
States a enc OK the great factors In
the worlds operations has brought
about an adjustment OF interests which
is likely to be permanent, although cur
past relations with Russia may serve to
draw us nearer to that power On the
Pacific side than win be altogether
agreeable to our European allies on the
Atlantic side.
Without being selfish to an undue ex-
tent, we should be wanting in prudent
regard for our own interests If We did
net maintain q very delicate eauilfb-
rum. so that each should be soiicitous
of our friendship. To use once more the
oft-quoted advice of George Washing
Observe good faith and justice
toward all nations; cultivate peace and
harmony with all. Nothing is
more essential than that permanent In
veterate anfipathies against particular
nations and passionate attachments for
others should be excluded. and that in
place OF them just and amicable feelings
toward all should be cultivated
We are In q very happy position with
regard to the rest Of the world and need
only pursue our own course with stead
fast purpose, and without being either
too friendly with any one power or
easily provoked into a quarrel.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-22
AFTERTHOUGHTs.

When one rides in Seattle street ears he
knows why cars are called rolling stock
90 90 %
To Admiral Dewey. In the words Of Sam
Weliers father: Beware of yidders."
go O's %
When William Hohenzollern. of Berlin,
arrived at Windsor castle the other day he
saw the British flag. the Stars and Stripes
and the German flag floating on the town
hail. and he never said a word.
90 90 go
When the Prince Of Wales met the Ger
man emperor ON his arrival In England he
kissed him The prince must have thought
Willie was q lady.
90 % %
There appears to be an impression among
the American people that the Dewey house
was not intended for the Mclean family.
@" 90 %
An affidavit would scarcely be necessary
10 go with the statement that the poet
who wrote Unto each life some rain must
fail" lived somewhere on Puget sound.
90 90 90
Mr.. George Fred Williams will probably
agree with Rev. DR.. Perin's interesting de-
ductien from the recent election In Massa-
chusetts that the Republican party Ia that
state is too big and the Democratic party
too small.
The military expert of the New York
World says that sound strategy commands
the British to leave the force besieged in
Iadysmith to its fate. And yet Gen. Bull
Ter goes right along making all sorts Of
blunders in the face of the Worlds superior
military knowledge.
% 90 60
The future looks a little rocky for the
Tagalas. Atkinson's Anti-Imperiaiist ard
Agu.naldo's Independence suspended pub
lication at about the same time.
% soe 90
Down In Kentucky 1t is the man behind
the ballet-hox who wins the victories.
90 90 90
Gov. Bradley proposes to follow up Goe-
bets ballot-box s,ufting with q Little jail
stuffng.
eao 90 90
Have the English begun TO initiate Amer
leans. or is human nature pretty much
has troopsliip scandal. and there appears
to he much jealousy existing between the
army and the navy. not TO mention the fact
tina. lot 81 bad beef has been discovered
and thrown overheard All that Is lacking
is genuine yellow journal.
q" 90 90
Before making any further remarks about
South American revolutions, we will wait
TO see what Kentucky Is going TO do with
Goebel.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-22
TWO GREAT FIGUREs COMPARED.
An ExpansiOM Ex-FuxiOnfst to Ex-
American kuniies.

Quilcene. Wash, Nov. Il.
To the Siiyer-Lunged Orator of Me-
braska, to the Immaculate Hoar of Mas
sachasetts, 10 White Ribbeners. Geebel-
ties. ct al.-Greetiug: Ladies and gentle
men, the great political problem which is
disturbing your peace where there is
no peace. seems to hinge upon your IA
yorite comparison Of your chief. Agui-
naldo. with our own Washington.
Now, my once dear friends want can
didly to ask you TO sober up and look at
an honest comparison of these two char
aeters. l believe it is settled historic
fact that our great George could mot tell
a lie What about your great chief!
Can you cite an instance on record where
he has ever been known TO tell the TRUTH
II YOU can. you are concealing facts that
would be interesting to the world just
now. IL you cannot, you are unnecessar-
lily noisy, If not worse.
Then, Washington was truly representa-
tive of our young republic, by the fairly
expressed votes OF the people of the
united colonies. Now. your chief APP
pointed himself president of the Philip
pine republic" and was only confirmed in
''office" by a few dupes who dared not
for their lives TO oppose him or disobey
his dictatorship.
These are facts which you know. and ]
know. and all the world knows. Dear
Aunties. will you please sing for rs a new
song? Nor Then l must still be an
expansionist. like Thomas jefferson. Will
lam Mckinley and such people and In
sist on due respect To the flag. whose
stars were first drafted by that same
George Washington and whose stripes
your Aggie well deserves.
EX-FUSIONIST.
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RESIGN ALTON.

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-11-22

The sr slIesi eight page paper printed in
America Is the Spokane spokesma D. Review
!; ~ SO Narrow minded ard unjust that its
RAIDERS are ashamed OF Il and for Il. see-
sng that Il lacks the sense of shame fer
itself i, loses no opportunity - cas-: siurs
upon Seattle. ana gees ogc Of Us way TO
display i's petty jealousy ~ the ono city
81 Washington that IS attracting universal
attention - tire state and the whole
Nssth w@st Instead ~ helping tn the work
q building uB that whose growth means
.s~ growth % al I; seeks only 20 tear
down. regardless who may suffer SO
long as Sc ovsn msAn envy IA gratiae4 As
an illustration = prints sssrns daxgeret
from Tacoma psr~r referring 20 Seattle
as ''tAe hraKsart q: The So'Tssd." ard IN
ether wars presenting This eiiv 81 false
tight rs slanaeTcus In sgiF3s rs Il Is sctr-
yilouH +: language. II was nos tat ne
ssaEesgsa srs- Review }ova5 Tacoma more
tsa. 4 sey7sald ssswe aided 81 the scattering
@: tts sewage bat fhaf :; lrvsA Seattle
fsse SsaRrtss hxx nzHs = very aStnegls tasg
"a 5r,ngjnz. asnak w3th Itself fhe entire
Northwest 30 fht forefront o. importance
n fne cetrr--sserct xna financial world. ~
caa~s tha intrinsic ra.r3t - me aec,aon
rorasnenas e assa makes go work q. al
Vancerrenx easy. bat uot exen 1he rsaxse
natgh, - Seattle car raise slge Spokesman
crog-essgv~ new~-zrer
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seat by the government thai II u hkesy
the recommendations al the board WIN BE
followed by the authorities Capt Low.
VINO was appointed by the government tn
addition 20 the board to make special OBJ
servssiens. says We need right OF and
right now fifty submarine torpedo vessels
In Long Island sound TO preserve the peace
and to give potency TO our diplomacy. 1t Is
the opinion of naval experts that the Hol-
land boat will prove m edectual defense
against attacks upen cur coast BY foreign
fleets. Capt Low nays there should be
submarine torpedo boats. submarine Esir-
beats. submarine observation and dispeteh
boats. submarine counter-miners and sub
marine channel drasgerz. etc. each kind
complete In itself, bat net combining mere
than one office.
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OCR wELL-BEL0vED COUSINS.


thas there Is no political significance In
the visit of the German emperor to
England at this time. Il is q very i'm
portant event. II will be remembered
that when. about year or so ago. such
visit was contemplated and then
abandoned, the same effort was made
TO have 1t appear that there was no
significance in that change Of plans. by
singular coincidence. however, the
abandonment of the plan was accom-
panied by considerable III will, while
the contamination of the plan Is now
accompanied by every evidence Of q
friendly understanding between Ger
many and Great Britain.
OF no less significance was the display
al the Windsor town hall. side by side.
of the Britlsh and German royal stand
ards, acconlpan by the Stars and
Stripes Had this association of the
American flag with the Others happened
In London. or In enc OF the large cities.
where devices and decorations are
governed by the more or less tudicious
fancy OF accidental officials, no notice
need 10 ne taken of IL. but IN The royal
borough OF Windsor such marked de-
parture from the past could only take
place with the positive sanction Of Queen
Victoria, There csn Ire no doubt that
this simple incident. teleg1aphed all
over The worid AS /, n. was intended "a
signal that there Is an Angio-saxo n
alliance. 10 which he three nations are
party.
II is announcement that the death Of
the MsrchioEess If Salisbury should
have taken place a, this time. because
IL has mad.. i, impossible, for Lord Sails
barry - foln IN what would have been
sxcsse &iagly interesting conversations.
hat which arr % no value except With
his presence, II will oaiy be "a post
ronen'vnt. because the fundamental
eouaiiions OF friendly cooperation
u@ust already exist
THIS r-eoF,se Il ;hs United States should
welcome fhis International combination.
which Is tss, 3ess~3leA3 by what tire
French call ga ~snesz3ss coYsfsals" II
Is uet ~ alliance fos any specific Eur-
posse nav does 2 exactly bfna either ~
ti.e parties 80 the ether. but 81 Is a
saTy az - aFs4lHs a. shs remainder ~ tAe
w0sli has sry offensive a.: toward on.,
VII h~s REGARDED a. gEaev1. az itss sE-
feassve ~ the efaey. Il IA the best
e7ssrangs - Tssce that could i~ rss-,ssa.
y it SAou'i prove - have fhs, ssssl; 1.
~sal he - grand aoahevssnasst. attained
without osss aaA without any loss az
hsssssr ~ ed her ere sss he three ssaftaEax
For snasy wears sass gouy grsa, powers
- Tuyopa AaHe heem shifting tnesr
guound Il svs1s EsasiaEaa ass.f fSasssss..
Germany and Austria tAsn Euglan4
sud FNm<z1A- than l-a<i@na xsa Cor