Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1900-10-24
EVENTS os EVEN WHERE.

GOV Gen. Allen Is to take another
tour of Porto Rico.
About 200 Boer prisoners have ar
rived at st. Helena.
Gen. Chaffee reviewed the American
troops in front of the Temple of Heav-
en-, Pekin.
At the Paris exposition the United
States received 2475 awards, leading
all, and also ranks first in grades.
John Patrick Crichton-s Stuart, mar
quis of Butte, died at Dunfried House,
his seat in Ayrshire, Scotland, from
paralysis.
e. Burtwey, who arrived at New
York from Havana sick. was taken to
Swinburne hospital. He has yellow
fever.
BY the death of former sweetheart
Mrs. H. e. Butterfeld of st. Paul,
Mimi, is possessor of 100000 more
than she formerly was rated at.
An extra issue of the Canada omcial
Gazette 9oasains a proclamation an
nouncing th9Sdissolutlon of parliament
and the holding of the general election
on Nov. Z.
James Fitzharris, the Phoenix park
murderer, known as Skin the Goat, was
rearrested at Liverpool, Eng, for fail
ing to report himself under the terms
of his prison release license.
The reports of the shooting ARRAY
at Guayamas, Porto Rico, have been ex-
aggerated. A man named Joseph Rod
riguez was killed and two men we're
injured. 1t was local political fight.
The Spanish parliament will reas-
semble between the 9th and 10th of
November. The question of the mar
riage of the Princess Fausterias will
not be discussed before December.
The British war office has issued orr
ders that the bulk of the militia called
out for service during. the South Afri-
can war are to be disbanded. This will
affect about $4,000 men.
The Post says an agreement exists
between Germany and Russia by which
Germany is to control the railway from
Pekin TO Yangtsun to Tongku. 1t de-
MES Germany viii send an expedition
to Sian Tu
K Pie British column had three-days'
fight with Gen. DeWet's commando Of
1900 and five guns. It took nlace, !; i, -.
n 4 N siu',s.sle, u mountlihs rne Beers
were dislodged and dispersed and then
fed demoralized. The British casual
ties were fifty
The launching OF the monitor Ar
kansas has been set for Nov. 10 at the
Newport News yards The governor
Of oaSS..eA' - : : --JS young
woman Of the state to christen the
ship. 1t is expected the monitors to be
launched will be ia the water before
Jan. l.
The Western Union Telegraph Off
Gals have denied the state ment that
AID agreement had been reached with
the Chicago GARD of trade concerning
the distribution of the so-called bucket
shops.
The confession of 1. w. Kelley, who
was recently executed in Oklahoma, tc
the effect that he had murdered seven
persons, among them man at Maus.
dale, Va, promises to clear up the
mystery of murder committed al
Danville, Va, twenty-five years ago.
twenty-five years ago.
The Vossische zeitung publishes |
letter from Brisbane asserting that thu
meat inspection law, especially thu
prohibition as to canned meats, hal
already proved heavy blow to tn
Australian packing industry, in whicl
Germans are heavily interested finan
cially.
VIM. Goodwin postmaster at Attic
Oregon county, Missouri was arreste
charged with rifiing registered letters
His alleged offerings will amount +
over $1,000. He was held to await tria
/ in the federal court at st. Louis.
A revolution has been started in Sa
Francisco, San Domingo. Pippi Pl
! chardo and eight more insurgents hav
been taken prisoners. The govern
metn has decreed the suspension c
: constitutional guarantees because {
the disturbances.
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