Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-10-29
EVENTS OF EVERYWHERE.

Europe.
United States supreme court recon
vened on tho 18th.
Mississippi Sons OF Confederate
Veterans met last week at Jackson.
The earliest snow in seven years
fell at Minneapolis, Mimi, on the 18th
A battalion OF Turkish troops were
nearly annihilated by Macedonian In
surgents.
A lumber man of Lake Charles, La,
will ship $4,000 feet of lumber to for
eign ports.
Ambassador Choate and Generals
Corbin and Young lunched with King
Edward ON the 18th.
Chickasaw legislature asks the
Dawes commission to locate a land
office at Tishomingo.
In coal mine explosion at Pawnee,
ILL.,, two men were killed and four
dangerously wounded.
Mrs. Andrew Doan was found dead
near Level Green. Ky, with two bull
let holes In her head
An independent packing plant to
cost 100000 is to be erected at
South st. Joseph, Mo.
Hon. Allen Hyden, county Judge of
Owsley county, Kentucky, was shot
from ambush and killed.
A drunken soldier destroyed images
and vestments in the Catholic church
at st. Mary's. Kan.
Boston will hold the next meeting
Of the National Educational associa-
ton. 1t will be In session July 6 to
10, 1908.
A Jesuit priest, named Guerrero,
who had been ministering to the sick,
died at Guayaquil. Ecuador. Of yellow
fever.
BY the bursting OF bomb at the
conclusion of an Italian parade at
New York, boy was killed and sev-
teral persons injured.
Andrew Carnegie was presented
with the cap OF freedom OF Perth.
Scotland, in recognition Of what he
has done for his native land.
The inquest finding at Pittsneld,
Mass. wherein Detective Craig was
killed and President Roosevelt was
injured fixes the blame on the motor.
man.
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Count de Bradsky, the aeronaut.
and Norm, his companion, were killed
at Paris, France, by falling from a
dirigible balloon. The occupants of
the air-ship attempted to descend to
tho ground when the car became sud-
denly detached and death followed
quickly.
An agricultural strike broke out In
the district Of Syracuse. Sicily. Car.
bineers sent to restore order were
greeted with a volley OF stones. A
bloody fight followed, during which
two peasants were killed and a num-
Der OF others injured. The troops
were unhurt.
The Seymour public school build.
ing has been completed, and accepted
by the trustees and is now being &C.
cupied. The opening ceremonies
were largely attended by citizens and
much interest manifested. 1t is an
excellent structure and many pupils
attend the daily sessions.
Because the majority of the mem
hers seemed in no hurry to adjourn,
the president of st. Louis secret or
der. who was favorable to the minor
ity, produced revolver. Without
waiting for the formality of mo-
ton the members made a hurried
exit.
Twenty-three prisoners were taken
from Muskogee, l. T., to the Federal
penitentiary at Fort Leavenworth,
Kan. ON the 18th. There still remain
nearly 200 prisoners In the Jail at
Muskogee. charged with various kinds
OF offenses.
Mrs. Josephine Ward. friend Of Dol
~ Madison and the widow OF the late
President Grant. cousin of Presi-
dents Madison and Taylor and distant
ly related to Thomas Jefferson died at
New York, aged 80 years. She was q
former Kentucky belle,
Albert Loeb senior partner in the
banking arm 81 Albert Loeb g Co., OF
New York. died in that city from apo