Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-12-04
GLOBE cleANINos.

Senator Depew is to wed Christmas
FAY.
Gen Ralph Hall has retired on age
limit.
Australian mail reaches England five
days earlier
Chief Justice Street of Arizona has
gone to Washington.
Three tin tag companies are reported
10 have consolidated.
Spanish senate has passed bill pro-
hibiting silver coinage.
Minneapolis and st. Paul, Mimi, are
distributing paints for Texas oil.
The president will appoint son OF
Admiral Sampson to the naval acad.
envy.
BY the premature explosion of
blast near Columbus, o., two men were
killed.
Miss Mary Bidwell Bred has been
made dean of women at the Indiana
university.
While playing basket ball at Sidney,
n. Y, Miss Maude Dorand strained
herself and died.
Mrs. Charlotte NJ. Teller, mother of
Senator Teller. died at Morrison, Ills.
She was SO years old
Senator Cullom, it is asserted, is to
be chairman of the senate committee
on foreign relations.
An inventor of Bridgeport, Conn,
says flying machines will soon be for
sale as well as for sail.
Ferdinand Webber of Lincoln county.
Illinois, fell from a wagon load Of fod
der and broke his neck.
Fifty Chinese soldiers surprised $50
bandits close to Pekin, The soldiers
killed twelve and captured sixteen.
Angered at her father, DR.. A. N.
Simpson. ex-mayor of Creole, Colo,
Gertrude, his 15-year-old daughter,
shot and killed him.
By the burning of Italy's largest
sugar refinery, near Rome, it is esti-
mated enough sugar to supply 5000, 900
1eNsle one year was destroyed.
Mrs. James Forbes body was found
near Cuba, Mo. BY it was a note stat
ing she did not desire to live longer
and requesting that her children be
well cared for.
William Sullivan, an engineer, was
help up by footpads at ST. Joseph, Mo.
After robbing him they threw the en-
gineer over sixty-foot embankment,
badly injuring him.
Signor e. Mayer des Planches, who
succeeds Baron Fava as the Italian
minister to this country, called at the
white house and was formally re-
ceived by the president.
Rev Walter H. Bradley, pastor Of
the Upper Alton Qlls.) Presbyterian
church, has been called to the pastor
ate of the English-speaking Presby-
terrain church at Manila
Attorney w. w. Anderson of Denver,
who shot II. H. Tammin and f. J.
Bonfils, proprletors of the Post, a
newspaper of that city, about one year
ago, has been acquitted on both
charges.
For equipment in 1902 the Baltimore
and Ohio Railway company will order
fifty locomotives, eighty-fve passenger
cars and GOOO freight cars. The rail
order calls for $4,000 tons.
M During target practice off the Vir-
ginia capes the battleship Alabama
was badly damaged. Both thirteen-inch
guns are reported to have sustained
such severe damage that they will have
to be repaired before they will be OF
any further use to the ship
The management of the Pap-Ameri-
can exposition at Buffalo received
$3,O11.5 from concessions and $2,461,'
O66 from admissions. The company
owes for operating expenses and con
struction work $577,s45.
Rev. Charles H. Brent rector OF St
Stephens church of the Eplscopa
faith. Boston, has signified his ac
ceptance Of the bisiopric OF the Dpis
copal church in the Philippines, ten
dered him by the general convention.
At the annual meeting Of the gen
eral missionary committee Of the Meth
Ddist Eiscopal church. held at Pitts