Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-09-04
oLEANlNos OF rHs GLOSS.

Philadelphia uses Beaumont off
Section hands near Harrison, Neb,
killed twenty-six rattlesnakes in one
day. wFa F ga Ffh
Casper Seutzel a prominent citizen
and resident of Fort Smith, Ark, for
fifty years. is dead,
The Eighth Ohio Spanish war veter-
ans, 1.-The Presidents own" will hold
reunion at Akron, O., Nov. ri.
While blowing, John Boehm of Up
per Sandusly, o., unearthed a nest of
humble bees They nearly stung him
to death.
Robert Noegler,. a Hebrew peddler.
was stabbed and killed at Philadelphia
He had attacked two ladies and one of
them slew him
In the Labor day parade at Colorado
Springs Col, Multimillionaire STRAIT
ton, who started in life a carpenter,
will participate.
A pet dog at Chicago carried bag
containing $4,000 worth of jewelry.
principally diamonds, into street.
where child found the bag.
The Novoe Vrema, a Russian paper.
is of the opinion that the United States
and Germany will clash over the Ven
ezuelan and Colombian dispute.
President Mckinley has issued an
invitation to all nations to take part
in the Louisiana Purchase exposition,
to be held at st. Louis in 1903.
The twenty-fourth annual meeting of
the American Bar association was held
at Denver. A number of papers of in
terest to the fraternity wereAread.
The German steamship Asturia,
from Yokohoma for New York, was
wrecked on the shore of Somaliland.
Her cargo, valued at 100000, was to-
tai loss.
The second man at Havana who Sas
bitten by infected mosquitoes that Nd
been set apart for the experiments Of
DR.. Caldas, the Brazilian expert, died
of yellow fever.
Aug. 81 was Louisiana day at the
Pan-American Exposition. Coy Heard
and STAFF attended. The governor and
other Louisianans made addresses.
An elaborate luncheon was served
The annual report of Commissioned
Of Pensions Evans shows there were
APPS claims allowed during the fiscal
year Of 1901 for pensions. The total
number OF names now on the roll is
1,O41,S21
Receivers were appointed for the
Parton lumber company Of Baltimore
county and the Chesapeake Lumber
company Of Baltimore, on the applica-
ton of Chas. q. Corkoran, who as
serts that he is the principal stock
holder in both concerns. s
A roll of greenbackss SO, badly de-
composed that they were dropping to
pieces, was unearthed at Fairbury,
Neb.4 One Of the bills was of the $1,000
denomination. Thesroll has been sent
to the treasury department at Wash
iington for Identification and redemp-
ton.
1.-THE Colorado board OF assessors
working under the provisions Of the
new revenue law adjourned, having
finished the assessment Of corporation
property in the state. NATURALIZATION
is sips 900 900 as against s35,0O0,OOO
placed on the same property under the
old law. asA
The discovery OF pearls i'm mussel
shells found in the bed, of Eel river.
near the outskirts of Logansport, Ind,
has caused considerable excitement,
Some days ago two boys found shells
Upon opening them they found several
pearls, which have been pronounced
very valuable.
James F. Archibald, the war CORE.
spondent, has received word from Eng
land that he has been granted an hon
orary Fellowship in the Royal Geo.
graphical society of London for pa
pers and writings on South Africa and
Cuba. 81 4 u 3sy ~ AFf
A. w. Graham, first yice-president OF
the Louisville and Nashville Railroad
company died at Petowsky, Mich He
was native of Scotland, compare
lively young man, and popular at Lou
isYiile, KY his home, where the re