Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-07-31
oLeANINos OF THE GLOBE.
Disorder exists at Pekin.

been the recipient of many courtesies
In England.
Capt. Frederick Thompson, who
served throughout the Civil war in the
Twenty-third Ohio regiment, died at
Buffalo, N. Y.
II is reported that Senator Clark OF
Montana, during his recent trip to
Russia, invested 100000 roubles in
ural copper mines.
Samuel NJ Golden Rule) Jones,
mayor of Toledo, o., was fined SIS and
costs in the police court OF that city
for contempt Of court.
The eleventh biennial convention OF
the Rights and Ladies OF the Macca-
bees was held at Port Huron, Mich,
with a large attendance.
William A. King highly cor nected at
New Orleans and a brother of Miss
King, the authoress. was asphyxiated
ut his home in that city.
Henry Davenport and Bzell Harvey,
two well-known farmers living near
Williamson, S. c., were killed by
lightning. Both leave large families.
The Gardner Motor works at New
Orleans were struck by lightning and
destroyed, loss to building, machinery
and stock amounting to about $780,
900.
At the commencement exercises at
the Ohio normal university at Ada,
several students have Ueen injured
as a result OF a row between junior and
senior students.
Lieut.. Charles R. Ramsay of the
Twentyfrst infantry, who was wouI d.
ed in the engagement near Lipa, prov
ince of Batangas, Philippines, early
last month, is dead.
Mile. Louise de la Rance (Ouida),
has long letter in the London News
protesting against the treatment adj
ministered by the British in South
Africa to Mrs. Cronwright.
Lord Kitchener in a dispatch to the
British war Office confirms the report
of the capture of the wife of -Actlng
President Schalkburger and says the
prisoner has been brought into Pre-
toria.
Owing TO the i'll health of M. Jules
Guerin, who Jan. 4, 1900, was sentenc-
ed by the French senate to ten years
Imprisonment on the charge Of con-
spiracy against that government, is
po kished
( Col. John s. Mosby, the Confederate
leader during the civil war has been
appointed special agent of the Fed
eral land Office He claims his present
residence in California. He has been
assigned to duty in Nebraska.
The Kleine (Berlin) journal prints
q letter from United States Ambassa-
dor to Germany White to tie editor of
that paper, in which Mr.. White says
he will go to the United States some
time in September with mis- family.
Ten thousand people saw Bleata,
4-year-old black mare, bred on the
Palo Alto farm in California and own
ed by ex-senator Frank Jones of New
Hampshire, win the $4,000 M. & M.
stake for 2:24 class trotters at Detroit.
cablegram received at the postof-
fee department from San Juan an
nounces the arrest on July 10 Of Ricar-
do Navarez Rivera, assistant postmas-
ter at Mayemes, P. r., on the charge of
embezzling letters containing valuable
Enclosures.
Chilpalcingo, the capital OF the state
OF Guerrero, Mexico, reports rain Of
fishes. Clouds came up from the
west, crossing the mountains, and
brought fishes of many kinds, which
fell all over the city in the midst of
much hail.
The eleventh semi-annual meeting of
the Southern Lumber Manufacturers
association convened at the Southern
hotel, St. Louis. President s. H. Full
lerton presided. Secretary George X.
Smith reported prices as stable and
the demand equal to supplies.
Harry Craven, a grandson of the late
Rear Admiral Craven, was committed
to the Bloomingdale insane asylum,
New York. 1t is alleged the boy, who