Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-07-17
oLEANrNos OF THE GLOBE:

deaths from neat at Baltimore.
The Keystone Rolling Mill company
has signed the Amalgamated associa-
ton wage agreement.
During Tuesday, the Sd, and that
night there were nearly 100 deaths
firm heat in New Jersey.
w N U FOUR MFwYPP
governments as "hot-house plants,
unable to withstand adversely"
j. w. White of Topeka, Kan, has
been appointed auditor for the Santa
Fe line ives. of Albuquerque, N. M.
Martin Judge of Philadelphia, and
Australian Billy Edwards fought
twenty-round draw fight at Muncie,
Ind.
The state department has been adj
Vised by cable of the appearance of
two cases of bubonic plague at Para,
Brazil
No protest will be made by the
United States should Russia apply her
custom system to the grand duchy of
Finland.
Judge William w. Woods of the
United States Circuit court, died sud
denly in his apartments at the De Leon
hotel indianapolis.
Jesse f. Thayer was horsewhpped
by his wife, from whom he was sep
arated, at Lincoln Neb, He was so
mortified that he suicided.
]. E. James. son of DR.. j. B. James
of Cove, Ark. was found dead, his
throat having been cut from ear to
ear, presumably by a razor.
The treasury department decided to
admit to this country Shin Chin, the
Chinese reformer fleeing from China,
which country demands his return.
Ole Knuseth, Norwegian who for
fourteen years has been victim of
leprosy, put an end to his misery at
Duluth, Mimi, by hanging himself.
Congressman Hull of Iowa, who ac-
companied Gen. Chaiee on his south
ern tour in the Philippines, character
ICES the newly-established provincial
Addison Brown, United States Dis
trict judge for tRe. southern district OF
New York, has resigned. His resig-
nation was handed to the president by
Attorney General Knox.
Kansas City on the Sd was the CEN
ne Tho bntfacf o,rao In, +ha country
Within radius of 200 miles of the
city the temperature ranged from So
to 10S degrees. In central Kansas hot
winds were burning up vegetation.
John M. Sherwood secretary and as
sistant treasurer of the Seaboard Air
Line, died at his home in Portsmouth,
Va, aged AZ years. He was taken i'll
at a meeting of the Seaboard direc
tors in New York on June 26.
A total of 1906 freight handlers,
drivers and platform clerks employed
by the twelve railways in East st.
Louis, went out as result Of the
strike of freight handlers for an adj
vance in wages. OF this number 1855
are freight handlers.
The Sturges, o., bank failed, and is
in the hands of receiver. The closing
was followed by the assignment of Will
liam M. Sturges, owner Of the bank,
and appointment of receiver for
Mansfield Machine works, valued at
100000.
According to adyices from Rome one
of the principal subjects OF the recent
conference between Cardinal Gibbons.
Archbishop Chappelle and Cardinal
Rampolla was how to devise means for
counteracting the Spanish sympathies
of priests in Cuba and the Philip
pine islands.
Mrs. w. H. Burnett of Dunlap, Tenn,
gave birth to four children. Mr.. and
Mrs. Burnett have had ten children
horn to them in the five years of their
married life, including the four men
toned, .triplets and twins.
The intense heat has caused a mad
dog epidemic in Brown county. Kan
sas. Many people have been bitten
and among cattle there have been
many victims. Mary Norrie, the ~
year-old daughter of Eben Norrie, died
from the Effects of mad dog bite.
Judge Thompson of the United
States court at Cincinnati, has enjoin-
ed the striking machinists from picket
ing or patrolllhg around the machine
shops of the parties for. whom they