Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-10-02
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uBy III Baltimore.
The Duke and Duchess of Cornwall
were royalty welcomed in Canada. 4.
The colored Baptists, in session al
Cincinnati, meet next year at Birming-
ham, Ala
By a mine blast near Fredericks.
town, Mo-, William Deguire had bott
eyes shot out.
BY a collision of an engine anc
train at Toledo, o., seventeen persons
were injured, four badly.
Senior r. zaldivas, former president
of Salvador, and now minister of that
country to this, has arrived.
OF sixty-nine Sunday-school scholars
examined at Decatur, Ills, only Ave
could repeat the Lords prayer.
The Sons of Veterans, in session at
Providence, R. l., elected e. r. Camp
bell Of Washington communicating
chief.
Gen. Hughes has expelled from the
Island of Samaria, in the Philippines,
the agents of two British firms for rem
dering aid to the insurgents.
The physicians who attended Presi-
dent Mckinley during his Hines gave
out statement denying that there was
any dissension among them.
The Chinese troops have re-entered
Pekin and the Forbidden City has been
turned over to the Chinese authorities
by the Americans and British
An international congress will be
called before the end of the year to
discuss matters about dealing with an
archists, says a London dispatch.
Mrs. Quintevalli, wife of the alleged
conspirator of Bresci, iKng Humbert's
murderer, and Charles MARITIME were
expelled from the town of Union Hill,
N. j.
At the session OF the grand lodge of
Odd Fellows at indianapolis resolu-
ton was introduced to raise fund
by assessment to establish national
sanitarimu at Hot Springs.
The amountof insurance carried by
President Mckinley is placed by the
New York World at $4,000 This in
cludes a policy for $4,000 in the New
York Life Insurance company.
A friend who had talk with Secre-
tary Of State Hay says the latter told
him he would remain as secretary of
state to carry out McKinley's foreign
policy for President Roosevelt
\ Joseph Pelferer of Martinsville, Ind,
who said he was glad President Nc
Kinley was shot, was taken by mob
to grove ear that town, stripped,
tied to a tree and fearfully logged.
DR.. Isaac Saylin, the Buffalo physi-
clan arrested at Chicago to investigate
alleged dealings with anarchist Emma
Goldman, was released by Magistrate
Prindiville. There was no evidence
against him.
After an all night fight mob made
a number of anarchists, who had ex-
pressed their joy over President Nc
Kinley's assassination, take their de-
parture from Guffy Hollow, near Nc
Keesport, Pa.
AT an informal meeting of 100 prom
tnent people of Chicago neld on the
10th a proposition to start move
ment for the erection of a memorial
arch for President Mckinley in Wash
ington was made by Alexander p. Re-
VEIL The suggestion was approved.
The three directors of the Hebron
Gewerbe bank, Berlin, which suspended
owing to a run on that institution,
have been arrested. The losses, it rs
now said, amount to over 100000
marks, incurred chiefly in gold mining
speculations in London.
Rev. Joseph A. Williams, United
Brethren clergyman, in a sermon at
Huntington. Ind, called President Nc
Kinley political demagogue. Next
night Williams was taken out and dec
GRATED with tar and feathers.
Earl Clauser. years old, fell in a
well at the home OF his step-father.
II. =. stickler. at Chillicothe. Mo-. and
was drowned. The boy had been sent
after a pail of water and fell through
hole in the floor.
Representatives Of all the Kentucky
distilleries, including those in the