Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-05-28
GLOBE oLEANlNos.


Palmer, III.
Over 5000 OF Gen, Delarey's men arc
British prisoners.
Mrs. Julia Bedil celebrated her 1o1st
birthday at Bayonne, N. ].
All civilization is assisting the desti-
tute on island OF Martinique.
A rich zinc deposit has been found in
fancy county. Mlssissouri.
DR.. John L. White, noted Illinois
physician, died at Bloomington.
Gen. Chaffee thinks two battalions
should remain in the Iatto country.
Former Secretary of the TreasuT5
Carlisle went to Havana on business.
Arthur Ball, baseball player, was
nearly killed by lightning at st. Jo-
seph, Mo.
A tornado struck Clay City, Ind, do
ing much damage to property and kill
ing two persons.
The building OF the c. X. Williams
Paint company burned at Easton, Pa.
Loss 100000.
With her umbrella Mrs. Carrie Ma
ton smashed in a glass saloon door at
Kansas City, Kan.
Great quantities of pumice have
been floating around the islands Of
Guada1una and nominica
Miss Carrie Steneelmaier, 10 years
old, drowned herself in the Wabash
river near Lafayette, Ind.
Ex-Mayor Goldberg of Mowequa, ILL.,,
is dead. He was one of the best known
physicians in central Illinois.
William Carney was adjudged insane
at Harrisburg, III. The subject of per-
petual motion unbalanced him.
Lightning ran along clothes line
near Palmyra, Mo. Thurston Powell,
young farmer, was struck and killed.
Mr.. and. Mrs. William Branham OF
Tuscola, ILL.,, have celebrated their
sixty-fourth wedding anniversary.
- two, d. { tsii,.zl,..saa..Ez;k
rebels In the southern part of the
province of Chi Ii have been defeated.
After forty years service, Gems. Sny-
der and Auman, recently created brig
adiers, have been placed on the retired
list
The loss at st. Pierre of the Crap
pier, the repair ship of the West India
and Panama Telegraph company, was
q severe blow.
In its official test on the Hudson
river, the steam yacht Vixen, built for
John B. Archbold of the Standard Oil
company, made 1877 miles per hour.
The cruiser Dixie left New York for
the island Of Martinique with 300 tons
of provisions and clothing. She also
carried several surgeons and $4,000
worth of medical supplies.
The Independent Order of B'ni
Birth, Jewish organization, has de-
cided to establish at an early day in
Chicago society similar to the Young
Mems Christian association.
The president has issued proclama-
tion opening to settlement the Fort
Hall Indian reservation in Idaho. All
of the land within five miles of Poca-
tello will be sold at public auction July
II at minimum of $40 per acre. and
rest general entry.
Or. Thomas Augustus Jaggar, in
etructor in geology at Harvard uniter-
eity, has gone to st. Pierre for the pur-
pose OF making a study of the recent
volcanic eruption. He goes under the
auspices Of Harvard and the govern
ment
About 10000 persons took part in an
anu-corn demonstration In Hyde Park,
London. Banners were borne with in
scriptions such as, mo Protection"
and Down with the Bread Tax"
Rousing speeches were made.
John Minshall, 60 years old farm
or, was thrown from his carriage near
Belview, Mo-, while his team was run
ming away. Mr.. Minshall fell on his
head and his death resulted at once.
He was en- route to church.
While party of students from Or
deans, college, at Orleans. Neb., were
bathing in the Republican river a few
nights ago, one named Berry got be-
yond hio depth. Another. named Dan