Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-10-16
EVENTS o. EvRoYwHeRz.

Uribe-Uribe, Colombian minister OF
oreign affairs, has resigned.
BY train wreck near Bridgeport,
Conn, three railroad men were killed
The National Horse Thief Detective
association held its annual meeting at
Lafayette, Ind.
Van Horst and Theodore Roosevelt,
cousins of the president, operate mill
At Ackley. Ia.
A pitched battle between strikers
Ind police occurred at San Francisco.
Seven men were wounded.
Senator Hanna says a monument will
soon be erected over the remains of
the late President Mckinley az
Twenty7one telephone companies,
with nearly 10000 subscribers, have
consolidated at Frankfort, Ind.
Mrs. Sampson, wife of the admiral,
paid $4,000 for Washington house,
which the couple will make their home.
For the eleventh time in the past
few years Col. A. b. Leeper of, Pana.
Ill, has been committed to the insane
asylum. 44
Missionaries at Piang Tong in China,
have fed to Hong Kong for safety on
account of the uprising among the ma
lives.
Rear Admiral SIMPSONS flag has.
been hauled down at the Boston navy
gard. He is succeeded by Rear Admiral
Johnson.
"Uncle" Tommy Button, rs years old,
known to trotting horse men from
Maine to California, died at Licking
ton, Ky. ra
improvements aggregating $4,000
will be made at the Childs- Drexel home
for union printers at Colorado Springs,
Colo. An emergency hospital will be
erected 3at /.
Police Commissioner Murphy of New
York City, has reported to the Mer-
:hafrts- association that he sees no
reason to place Deputy Commissioner
Devery on trial ga
II. NJ. Hibson, chief traffic superin-
tendent of the Manchester Ship canal
of Manchester, Eng, will visit Amer
lea for the purpose of establishing new
steamship lines. N a.
Count Tolstoi says the Franco Rus
sian alliance is displeasing to the body
of the Russian people, as they con-
slider such an alliance is likely to in
volve the countries in war. 400
Thomas A. Boggs, business man OF
North Baltimore, o., shot and fatally
wounded his wife and then shot and
killed himself. The shooting was the
result Of n jealous quarrel. tAese
On the last day of his forty years
service as section foreman for the
Northwestern Railway company, and
within few hours Of the time he was
to retire on pension, George w. Da-
vey was killed at Belyidere. Ill, by a
train. aH NN&& W
The official estimates for the fiscal
year beginning July /, 1902. which
Postmaster General Smith will submit
to congress at the opening Of the ses-
sion in December, call for an aggregate
of $6,250,000 for rural free delivery SER
vice throughout the country.
Prince Karl Lowenstein has issued n
summons for a conference against du-
cling to meet in Leipsic Oct. 10. His
appeal is signed by numerous members
of the centrist or clerical party in
the reichstag.
VIM. Greenhill made confession at
DeSoto, Mo-, in which he says his
brother, Daniel, killed their sister, Mrs
Sadie Uren, and her sutton, John Me-
10y. Confession says the brothers OBJ
1ected to Meloy's attention to their
sister because he was spendthrift.
Jesse Troxell, 81 years old, died at
Rolla, Mo-, from malady known as
bleeder. He bled for four days from
the nose, the roof Of his mouth, his
gums, cracks in the lips, on end OF
ais nose and beneath the eyes.
In fierce fight between six men who
we're being imported to work at Joliet.
Ill, at the Bates machine shops and a
committee of the striking machiniats
the former were badly worsted. and
will not do any work for awhile.
Tho president appointed Col, William
n Blabee brigadier general OF tho