Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-11-13
EVENTS OF evERYw-GR4
Greece may annex Crete.

near Canton, Ills.
Castro was elected provisional presi-
dent OF Venezuela.
Nearly 22,OOO,OOO cob pipes were made
IN Missouri last year
Indignities have been perpetrated on
Americans by Cossacks.
Heidelburg university, OHIO, has been
presented with an $4,000 farm.
A keg of sacramento wine was stolen
from church at Russell. Kan.
Wolves are raiding chicken houses
and hog pens near Ford City, Mo.
Washburn college. Topeka, Kan, has
received $4,000 from citizen of Bos-
ton.
During a fight at Flagstaff, Ariz.,
Theodore Gatlin was killed by Andrew
l.. Sims.
George Binkley of Potter, Kan,
slaims to have picked fifty barrels of
apples in day.
Arizona has had heavy SHOWS, Ten
Inches fell at Williams, and in the ex-
IRENE north it was deeper.
Gen. Chaffee, in accordance with in
structions, has forwarded thirty-six
Geld guns from Manila to Honolulu.
John Sigrist, center rush of the Ohio
State University football team, who
was injured in a game at Columbus,
died
A plate glass was turned out OF
factory at Kokomo, Ind, weighing 1900
pounds. 1t is said to be the largest in
the world.
A mad dog bit seven children at West
Colorado Springs, Colo. The children
were sent to the Pasteur institute at
Chicago for treatment.
The remains of Vice Admiral Villa
mil, commander of the Spanish torpe-
do hotilla, who was killed at the battle
of Santiago, have been sent to Spain.
While John Thomas of Muncie, Ind,
was shaving. his little daughter ran
into Aim-eausing the blade to cut his
throat, but fortunately not severing the
jugular.
Col. Robe of the Ninth infantry, in
his official report OF the Balangala dis
aster, praises the magnificent heroism
of the dead American soldiers and the
survivors.
By the decree of divorce separating
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick M. Gerhard,
granted at Sioux Falls, S. D., the for
mer wife receives $1S5, 900, and the res
idence in New York.
Gov Otero of New Mexico has issued
a quarantine proclamation against cat
tie entering from Texas from Nov. l
to March 8, owing to the prevalence
of Texas fever in Texas"
Rev. Mr. McGraw of Blue Mound,
Kan, has been clergyman of the
United Brethren church fifty-seven
years. Thirty-six years Of that period
he has been presiding elder.
A man In New York street car who
expressed surprise that Czolgosz was
electrocuted for killing the late presi-
dent was badly pounded by passengers
and finally kicked off the car.
Miss Mary Ann Paschall, who has
died at the ripe old age of SO years. was
placed in charge of the post office at
Trenton, Ind, by President Lincoln
and held the office for forty years.
The treasury department expects to
enforce from this on most rigid pa
troll OF the northern border to prevent
the passage OF undesirable immigrants
from Canada to the United States.
Rev. D. r. Van Buskerk, for forty
church, has resigned and purchased for
$4,000 farm near Greenburg, Ind.
Judge Adam TheiSs died at Hanni-
bal. Mo. For twenty-seven years he
was grand master OF the exchequer
aof the knights of Pythias Of his state,
an A. o. U. W., Odd Fellow. Elk and
Grand Army man.
The dead bodies OF a mother and
babe were found at Sun Dance, Wye.
The mother spicided with blue vitroil,
and the child, 1t is supposed, continued
TO nurse from the lifeless body Of the
mother until It perlshed from cold.
Je7ry waggoner OF Mason City, Ills,
served in the Eighty-hfth Illinois regi-
ment. and report Of his supposed
death reached home before he dld.
lie now has the uncommon pleasure