Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-11-19
EVENTS OF EVERYWHERE.

Casey's capturers get $4,000.
French miners lost the strike.
Silversmiths have struck In New
york.
st. Louis business increase IN ro-
knarkable.
Sir Thomas Upton is booming the
Worlds fair.
Governor Yates OF Illinois lies at the
point of DEATH
prairie fire destroyed 800 cattle
near Napier, Neb.
Western implement dealers meet at
Kansas City in January.
Northern Michigan has had the
heaviest snow fall for years.
All Santa Fe passenger locomotives
ARE to have electric headlights.
Arkansas Baptists have split and
now have two state conventions.
The coal strike cost the Reading
Railway company over 100000.
Kansas kilograms claim that $4,000
were placed on the election there
The president and family have re-
turned to Washington for the winter
William ousley, tree salesman.
was killed at Sedalia, Mo-, by Katy
train.
st. Louis capitalists have bought q
controlling interest in Frisco Railway
property
Strenuous efforts are being made to
satisfactorily settle the Irish land
question.
The White Star line of steamers has
been bought by the International Ma
rine company.
A naptha launch capsized in Rock
away inlet and the three occupants
were drowned.
W. B. Raymond, who wrecked
trolley car with his automobile, gets
six months In jail.
President Palma in his message
calling the Cuban congress together in
extra session speaks most encourag.
&lyL Of the. outlook
Dora Morrison. Galesburg, ILL.,,
aeronaut, fell from balloon at Anna.
ILL.,, and was instantly killed.
Henry videl of Nice, France, will be
hung for numbering two women. He
attempted to assassinate others.
The Prince of Wales, crown prince
nf nd az ra
booked for the Worlds fair in 1904.
General Weyler has come out of
solitude long enough to tell how he
would have whipped the Cubans If he
had been let alone.
President Roosevelt has special in
vitation to attend the meeting of the
National Livestock association, which
convenes in Chicago Nov. II.
Arbitrators selected to make formal
settlement of the anthracite strike
have finished their investigations and
are preparing their final report.
The Philippine commission has
bought 10000 tons of Asiatic rice, thus
heading off the spectators, who
Thought they had the market cornered.
The seaport of Ocos, situated on the
Pacific coast of the state of Chiapas,
has almost completely disappeared
into the sea. At one time Ocos was
one of the principal ports of Mexico
The president was guest Of honor
and chief speaker at the Philadelphia
celebration of the sesqui-centennial
celebration of George Washington
apprenticeship.
A garden map of this country will
be shown at the st. Louis Worlds
fair. Plants peculiar to each state
will be grown on that part OF the mar
representing that state.
A French physician says the ancient
Egyptians suffered from appendicitis
and was frequently operated upon, al
is shown by the mummies. He doesnt
go SO far, however, as to say that ev
cry Egyptian who became mummy
had just left the operating table.
At Yorktown young Doukhobor wo
man of attractlce appearance dressed
herself in white cotton with white can
vas shoes and proclaimed herself tn
Virgin Mary. Many OF the Doukhc
bors believe her story.
The New York camera club secures
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