Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-10-22
EVENTS OF EVERYWHERE.

11Olutls
Mississippis taxable values fast in
crease.
Peoria, ILL.,, had successful corr
carnival
A good oil strike has been made at
Anse La Butte, La.
A marked advance in zinc ore is 70,
ported at Joplin, Mo.
over $4,000 persons attended zola's
funeral at Paris, France.
John Lett, a prominent citizen OF
Little Rock, died suddenly.
The floating drydock at Havana win
be moved to Pensacola, Fla.
English Conservatives refuse to
align themselves for the educational
bill.
Robert Carrellton, 90 years old,
pioneer of Dubois county, Indiana, ~
dead.
Eli Basket shot and killed his
wife at Atlee. Va, and then took his
own life.
Forty negro crap players were
caught in one covey of the St. Louis
police net
The death of Rev George Rawlin.
son. canon of Canterbury cathedral,
is announced
Federal court house at Eufaula, I.
T., was dedicated Oct 6, with elabo-
rate ceremonies.
Wesley Travis, one of the wealth.
est Indiana land owners, has died at
La Porte, that state.
Capt. W. H. Nelson, a well-known
Washington newspaper man, died sv|>
denly at Hamilton, o.
The $500 saloon men and brewers
IN Oklahoma have agreed to build a
100000 orphan home at Enid.
The first manufacturing of window
glass west of the Mississippi river is
in progress at Coffeyville, Kan.
Collectors of ports have been IN.
bic way SSS p 81 Hap4 dsiive9npy Of coal.
The entire racing establishment Of
Charles and A. ]. Reed was some days
ago sold at auction at shepshead Bay,
N. Y. Imp Knight of the Thistle was
sold to McCarter Potter for sls,UUo.
Fair prices for others were realized.
One man was killed and twelve
other persons injured in rear-end
train collision near Menlo Park, N,
u
Deputy United States Marsha: Fink
confscated at Wetumka, l. T., 1856
gallons of whisky. Seven arrests
were made.
While resisting arrest near Lake
Charles, La, John Williams, colored,
was shot and seriously wounded by
Deputy Sheriff Hilderbrandt.
:, g. ]. Brennan, while camping on the
roadside near Fayetteville, Ark, was
killed by his deranged wife, who split
his head open with an ak.
The TriState Medical society, com.
posed of Georgia, Alabama and Ten
nessee physicians, held its annual CON
yention last week at Birmingham.
Robert A. Lee, who acted as media
tor between Kruger and the Jameson
raiders, died a few days ago at Phoe-
nix, Ariz. In 1898 he assisted Harvey
publish "Coin" at Chicago.
The national council of Switzer-
iland has notified DR.. C. D. Boureat,
minister of that republic to Great
Britain, who is disinclined to leave
that port to become ambassador to
the United States, that he must pro
coed to Washington without further
delay.
The Llano waterworks and electric
light system has been sold by its own
er, William Stein of New Berlin, to
W. M. Canine of Llano, who owns the
large Touring mills at the latter place.
The consideration is not stated.
William Miller, negro, was talk
en- to San Antonio from Rosebud a
few days ago in dying condition. He
died in an ambulance while being
taken to his home. Another negro is
slleged to have caused the death Of
Miller.
The commissioners of Lamar coun
ty have made an order granting right
cf.wav over the public roads for an