Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-05-14
GLOBE oLEANlNos.

Columbia, Mo, is to have $4,000
government building.
Judge Barrera, an able jurist and at
torney, died at Monterey, Mex.
About 200 Roman Catholic priests
held conference at Dubuque, Ia.
Gen. Frank Askew, an old resident
Of Kansas City, departed this life.
The pope has decided to hold con-
history in the latter part Of this month.
The Flickinger Wheel company OF
Gallon, o., has increased wages 10 per
cent
By a railroad accident at Mounds,
ILL.,, w. E. Hicks had his head crushed
to a pulp.
The 3-year-old daughter OF Jacob
Nicely of Martinsville, Ind, was burned
TO death.
Elvina Schmith, wife OF a st. Louis
German printer. suicided by taking
rough on rats.
Northern Pacific railway machinists'
strike at Brainard MINI, ended. Men
returned to work.
Mrs. Susan Sanders Travis, one of
the wealthiest women in California,
died at San Francisco.
Fire. destroyed the rolling mill OF the
Hagers Steel company at Madison, H.,
entailing $3.50 900 loss.
Rev. Charles S. olmstead was conse-
Grated Episcopal bishop of Colorado at
St Johns cathedral, Denver.
Emperor Francis Joseph of Austria
has appointed Prince Henry Of Prussia
honorary admiral OF the fleet.
The National Bank Of Commerce has
been organized at Chicago. The capt.
tai stock is placed at 100000.
Frank Boylen of Kansas City, a
piano tuner, was found dead in bed
at the Laclede hotel, Paola, Kan.
William Lyon and Ira Gwinger
fought with dray pins at Evansville,
Ind. Gwinger was fatally injured.
Negroes OF Lawman Hill, suburb
of Tokepa, Kan, demand that their
children be admitted to white schools
The schooner Barlow, from Marine
City, foundered in Lake Erie half n
mile from Put-in-Bay. Three lives were
lost.
nd anf efad
tically welcomed James O'Brien back
to Cork, Ireland. He had been TO
Italy.
Demonstrations were held at Stock
holm. Sweden, and other cities and
towns, at which universal suffrage was
demanded.
Brute Hermann, editor of German
paper at Lincoln, Neb., died from an
overdose of sleeping powders. He vas
married March /.
Jealous Of the physicians attentions
10 his divorced wife, Jesse Hammond.
n cigar dealer, shot at DR.. A. B. Wal
ston at Des Moines, la.
The French government has sustain
ed the worst defeat in its history. Not
a single Ministerialist was elected to
the chamber of deputies.
The wholesale jewelry firm OF Moore
4 Evans, one of the largest in the
west, has been placed in the hands OF
receiver. Liabilities, $175,O0O; assets,
500, 900. 1t is a Chicago house.
Princess Radzewill, on trial at Cape
Town, charged with forgery in con-
nection with notes purporting to have
been endorsed by the late Cecil Rhodes.
was sentenced to two years in the
house OF correction.
Ten men were seriously injured by
an explosion of hot metal in a blast
furnace Mt the Illinois Steel works IN
Joliet III. Five OF the injured men
were taken to hospital and the others
20 their residences.
The widow of Geo. Holland, who was
the nrst actor buried from 1.-THE Little
Church Around the Corner" (ths
Church of the Transhguratioon), was
buried from that New York Episcopal
church.
Bond and lease OF William H. Gro
sier on the Addie c. claim on Mineral
hill, near Colorado Springs, Colo, have
been purchased for $4,000 by James
II. Farrell. John M. Roach and James
X. Walsh OF Chicago. The claim COM
priSsS ten and ons-third acres.