Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-09-03
EVENTS OF EVERYWHERE.

Colombian revolutionists captured
che gunboat Boyaca.
A storm in the vicinity of Pana, H..
did $4,000 damage.
Hot winds have damaged cotton
around Lexington. Ok.
Forty young ladies became Sisters
OF Mercy at Knebs, l. F.
Christoval Fruge fell dead on his
doorstep at Crowley, La
Shah of Persia has been given a
warm welcome in England.
Mrs. Denny and her infant child
were fatally burned at Tuscola, Ill
Iron ore of fine quality and In
abundance has been found near Ful
ton, Ky.
Campaign statistics show there are
In southwestern Oklahoma 1900 nat
uralized Indian voters.
The main building of the Marietta
Paint and Color company at Marietta,
o.. burned. Loss, $4,000.
Ike Virgins was fatally stabbed by
his neighbor, Leslie Garrison, in
light near Hopkinsville, Ky.
Rev. David Hodges, for twenty-five
years a prominent Baptist clergyman,
passed away at Rushville, Ill.
Three fatal accidents, due to reck'
less automobile scorching, have hap
pened in Germany the past few days.
The dead body of Peter Anderson,
known as the hermit prospector" of
Park City, Utah, was found in his
cabin.
The Indiana Association of Spirit.
uallsts held It's annual campmeet-
ing at Anderson. The attendance was
large.
Northern and Southern Methodist
churches have agreed to establish a
joint publishing house at Shanghai
China.
q Near Birdseye.s Dubois county, In,
diana. sermSn 5hisids was -s sIsd--
killed by his father-in-law, Thomas
Mitchell.
Prof Agassiz of Harvard college
has been knighted by the emperor OF
Germany with the Prussian Order OF
Merit
King Edward has donated the gift
of $4,000 pounds sterling received
from the maharajah of Gwallor to thu
hospital fund.
Thomas Deveraugh rs years old
after an unsuccessful attempt to kill
his wife at Davis, l. T., fatally slashed
his own throat
Moses Patterson, on trial at Pine
Bluff, Ark, charged with murder al
legged to have been committed TWEEN
ty years ago, was acquitted.
Charles T. Riley, prominent hard
ware drummer. dropped dead on o
train at Fulton, Ky. He was en- route
to his home at Cincinnati.
Because he twisted her wrists, Mrs.
Mary G. Mcintyre has brought suit
for divorce at Logansport, Ind.
against her erring worse half
Conductor Kelley fthe St. Louis
Iron Mountain and Southern railroad
was seriously injured in a wreck be
tween Wagner and Fort Gibson, l. t.
At a political meeting near Green.
vile, s. G. Carey Styles shot and kill
ed Walter McCarrell. and seriously
wounded his own brother Emmett
Styles, and Ernest McCarrell.
Roy Gibson, merchant of Mills
boro, Tenn, and Miss Cora Stokes, q
Missouri maiden of sixteen sweet
summers, who was on a visit to rel
atives, eloped to Arthur and clergy
men did the rest.
AS the result of the dropping of
lighted match by tramp into lum'
Der pile, 500 feet of cottonwood, gum
and ash lumber were burned in the
lumber yard of the Sondheimer Lu1n
Der company at Cairo, Ill.
More than $50 railroad blacksmiths
we're at Chicago last week in attend
ance on the tenth annual convention
of the National Railroad Master
Blacksmiths' association. w. P. Sal.
wage of Palestine. Tex, was presid.
ing officer.
Edward Lenehan died at Detroit,
Mich, from hemorrhage, caused by
bullet from Officer F. ]. Lemond's re-
volyer. Lemond discovered four men