Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-10-09
olkAN,Nos OF THE GLOBE.
Brazil fears yellow fever.

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Carlist uprisings are feared in Gaia.
lonia province Spain.
j. ]. LANCER of Nebraska is consul
at Solingen, Germany.
Terrible restitution prevails in the
Yangtse district of China.
Gen. Corbin favors japanese inmi.
grafton to the Philippines.
1t is reported that more than 10.-
100000 people are homeless in China.
The biennial conference OF Unita-
rians was held at Saratoga, N. Y, last
week.
Gregory Herson, years old, was
kicked to death by mule at Independ.
ence, Mo.
Lisbon advices report terrible bur-
ricane, with great loss of life, in the
Azore islands,
Fl. o. Perry, a well-known mining
man, was thrown from his horse and
killed near Golden, N. M.
\ The Ohio Falls Cooperative Window
GLASS works resumed operations at
New Albany, Ind, after lapse of nine
years.
Mobile, Ala, is annoyed by mis-
creant who is called Jack the Slap
per" He reaches in windows and slaps
ladies and girls.
G. w. Ross, premier of the province
of Ontario, is making arrangements to
assist immigration into the province
on account of the scarcity of farm la
obrers.
In a recent report of the County Med
ical society in New York city it is
shown that millions of bacteria are
found in the milk which is supplied to
the people,
BY the will of Nathaniel Hawthorne
Cusack, who lately died in Washing
won, D. c.. it is believed that President
Roosevelt's daughter, Alice. will in.
hertz, 100000.
Robbers raided the residence OF Paul
Munchett at Dublin, Ind, while all the
family but an invalid daughter was
absent. The latter was chloroformed
and $1,000 taken.
The remnant OF Quantrells brigade,
twenty-five of the original sixty-five,
held reunion at Little Blue Church,
near Blue Springs, Mo- Frank James
was participant
During the visit of the Duke and
Duchess of Cornwall to a mining camp
on the Ottawa river the duke rode on
lumber raft and the duchess dined
on pork and beans.
William S. Champ private secretary
OF Mr.. Zeigler of the Baldwin-Zeigler
polar expedition, has arrived III New
York and states that the expedition
had very favorable start.
Charles Veile, who settled at Evans
vile, Ind. sixty-five years ago, died
in that city. He was SO years old, and
before retiring was one of the leading
wholesale grocers of the Hoosier state.
Because Louis Studell, a baker of
Argentine, Kan, expressed satisfac-
ton over the death of the late Presi-
dent Mckinley. mass meeting was
held and it was decided to boycott his
bakery.
Complete success has attended the
tests Of the Brazilian submarine vessel
Marques. The experiments were made
in an aquarium and in the presence of
representatives of the Brazilian navy.
The question of longitudinal and trans
verse nautical stability was settled to
satisfaction of all
Free transit across the Isthmus of
Panama was assured and the cities of
Panama and Colon were saved from
insurgent attacks on Sept. 10 as a re-
suit OF vigorous representations made
tby American consular officers.
The Internationa. Institute of So
GEOLOGY, which consists of leading So
biologists of the world. with head
quarters at Paris, has elected United
States Commissioner OF Labor Carroll
D Wright to membership.
A dispatch to the Exchange Tele-
graph company at London from Cape
town says the British cruiser narra-
eouta has arrived at slmonstown and
that all the available blue Jackets viii