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Marf Smain beitellt Seismaterial.

9as Sbabamtsz Oepartement in
Walbinston bat oas foleenoe 5hreiz
ben erbalten:
Seem gorf, %. Oftuber.
In ben ebrbaren Saabamtslefretdr,
Waibtngtpn.
Mein SEER! 90 Die Breile fir
Die gepDbnliben Sorten BON 8in=
terbei5material cine Iplbe 6Dbe err
reidt baben, baB 1ie fir 2iteraten in
beidrdnften 8erbdltniHen uner=
i9pineltb iino, minibe i'd Sbnen
ote folgenoen 8eiteaun9en gu er-
tbeilen:
Gier5ig 9onnen Der beiten alter
GegierungsbDnos our 8ebeisunq
zines Gentralofens geeianet. Siebens
p~rosentige @Dlobonos pom Sabre
1864 peroen oorsesueen.
3mDlf gonnen friibe @reenbad8
BON Der @r0Be. Die iid fir ben 9ob=
Dfen ei9net.
Nbt SAB trodene Is uno so Gent
BDItcurrencD bonn @einiabre 1866,
gum Seueran5iinoen geeienet.
Bitte, liefern Sic NIT aaer mDg=
liher Sbneai9feit mad meirem
6aule in Gioersoale gum niebrig1ten
Breile geeen B%aarsablung uno len=
ben Sic Die Gehnung
Sbrem ~ergebenen 9iener
Warf Tmain
tpelder iebr oanfbar iein unb rtdtig
ittmmen miro.
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Ser aampf bentiAer Irauen.

@ieSbaoen. 6, Oftober. Wuf
Der Taeune oes 8unoes Deutiher
Srauenuereine rruroe einitimmig elm
Nntrag aneenDmmen, Der 8uno
mDge bel ben geiebgebenben 5aftoren
petitioniren, oab ielbItoerlhuloete
9runfenbeit nibt mebr ats Miloe=
run9Sgruno bel Sittlibfeitsz Doer
ionitigen 8erbrehen eelten ipn. gs
wiro auf Die quite, porbeueenoe 8ir=
fung abftinenters 5bnleruerbinoun=
gen in Der Shmei5 binsepielen. Sn
Deuti6lano BADEN berartige Be
itrebun9en nibt nur nit Dem auae=
meinen 8erbot bon Shnlerperbinz
bungen, lonoern gum gbeil audi nit
benz periDnlibeu @iberitano Der
2ebreribaft gu fdmpfen. Sn Bonn
fino nab 5rau 8rudenberg 8elebs
rungstafeln iber Die grunfludt in
bDberen Shulen a~ufsebdnet. aber
am ndhften Gage pieoer entfernt
woroen NIT Der Wotipirung: yDas
iei nur fir 8olfsihulen! Sberit
@aa: Bei &Idfebr BON Nuslano=
reiien merben einem auf beutihen
8abnen Die 6aufigteit Der 9rinfae-
iprdbe auffaaen. Dem angetrunz
fenen &aoalier tpiiroe Der gans nidt
oermeigert. n8ibten Sic erit Die
9eieai6aftlihe 8erurtbeilune Der
Trinfiitten!"
Nuf 8erlaneen BON SRI. Muass
purg uno Nnoern muB Die Distul=
iion iber Die politiibe SteIune Der
5rau erDffnet perben. 'Nus ibr err
giebt iib bic fait e%initimmige Mn.
nabme Der foleenoen &~eiplutipn:
Sc lit orinaenb 81 miniben, baB
Die Bunbespereine baS 8~erltdnbnib
fir ben @eoanfen bes SrauenItimm=
rebts nab &r1ften f0roern, neil
ale Beitrebungen oes BunoeS erit
bur1 oas Srauenitimmre9t zines
o%auernoen grfolees ii6er iino.
BUR 2. Dffentlihen Ibeno=Ger=
iammluna i'm Biftoriabotel lit Der
4norana nod ftdrfer als CUR eriten
pom Samitaa unb Der Saal muB
ihon pur Beriammlunesbeeipn aes
ihlofien weroen. Wit gliidlider
8ereotlamfeit in feiielnoer Sorm
uno Tbatiaben ipribt SRI. g.. Sap.
pribsB Berlin, oft bonn 8eifaa Der
mebr oils tauienotDpfieen, meiit
peiblihen 3ub6rerihaft unterbrus
den, iber Die mirtbihaftliben urs
laden Der BrDititutipn".
Gls oernanbtes 3bema bebanoelt
iooaun Srau 8ieber= 8pebm Die @e=
fdbrouna Der Sugeno uno oas 5irs
Jorge : @rsiehun9saeieb, Die Siinoen
an ben 8inoern ourh pertebrte gtbif.
= Sri. Nbele Shreiber : Berlin,
betont gu Der 8oQettioi6ulo Der
8eleu1baft AUDI Die &oaettippflibt,
nibt jeoe8 Wtdoben, bas aus 2iebe
gefehlt bat. 81 oernebmen uno oa=
our6 in Den Sunpf qetpaftiam
bineinsutreiben. Brofenor Sleib<
Srantfurt meiit oarauf bin, oaB es
Weroienit Der Srauen aIein lit, penn
oas Dor neniaen Sabren in Der
Oeffentli6feit nod oDqig unoistu=
table 9bema Der Broititutiun inner
balb Der lebten @pden auf bier
9roBen 3ongreiien (oer 4. beeinnt
morgen in Srantfurt) ~perbanoelt
tueroen fam.
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&efamSmife eines 0riefters.

Step. SObn 6. gpr BON @eat,
Irf., idreibt: n12 Sabre lang liti
i6 an @elbiubt. SD con1ultirte
cine aroBe In5abf BON Mersten unb
ib prObirte ale Weoicinen, aber
Dbne ieoen @rfole. Damn beqann
i6 ben Electric Bitters" au ae=
brauben uno ib fible. bab ib iebt
pon Dem 2eioen befreit bin, bas
mtb II Sabre in leinen &lauen
batte." Wenn Sic cine suoerldl1ige
Wteoicin fir 2eber= uno Mierenlei>
ben, fir WaeenitDruneen uno all.
eemeine Samdhe nDtbie baben, 10
nebmen Sic Electric Bitters".
@s miro garantirt npn s. &alteper
& SDbn, @eo. S. S. S9mitt, 81.
gentbimer. unb 80. 9reiB, DrDaui=
ften. Hur so Gents.
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giner Depeife aus &unitan-
tin0pel aufolge puroe bort elm arie.
biiher Wiuiondr Namens Solo=
gula ourh einen gmmiiidr Der orr
meniihen 2iga ermDrbet. neil er
iid tueigerte, berielben @elo bei5u.
iteuern. Der M6roer iagte auf Der
SOFTER aus, bnB mebr als tauienb
Tiirten aus eleifen @riinben ae-
tootet suurben ieien. Dies flinat
atpor unalaublih, aber a~noererieits
RsiBt es, bob bas 26iegelo flr bic
MiiitDndrin SRI. Stone aleihfaGs
fiir Die 8mede bieier 2iea beitimmt
getuelen fei.
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Sia ganoalia, Yenni9lpania=g abn.

Gin Biqet bieler 2inie eriter &lalle
na6 SEEM Yorf berebtiat ben Sn=
baber in 8aibinaton, Sal
timDre uno Bbilaoelpbia
einen sebntd9igen Iufentbalt gu
nebmen. Dies lit elm iebr liberales
3uaeitdnbniB.
Wegen @in5elbeiten tpenoe man
IId an ben unter5eihneten.
s.. 8. &ilgore,
Geiienoer Baiiasier Isent,
1l8 8eit 5renb 8lace. San In=
tDni0, Teras.
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Sn Berlin FIND 5 &oluHal=
blDde penteliiben Mormurs ein=
getrDHen. Die fir oas Gibaro
Wa9ner- Denfmat beftimmt iino. Die
WlDfe muroen in Den Briinen Der
engliib : alnerifaniiden @eieGlbaft
i'm grie6ilben @ebiree BsntelifDn,
beute Wenoeli genannt, eemonrler.
senator BrDetUr aus 8ermont III
Der 6auptbe1iber bieier Bride, mel
be beute nod ben beribmten War-
NOR liefern. init Dem bic berubmten
gauperfe bes alten @riebenlanbs
gebaut tpuroen.
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@irft ale Vpramsfagmngen iiber ben
9amfen.

s. S. Suebes mar elm &anoioat
fir oas Nmt oes Shabmeifters in
Du H0nt, @a.. aber es tpurbe ibm
pDrausgeiaet. baB er feline feds
WDnate mebr leben niroe. @r litt
ihon felt 3 Sabren an einem 2un=
gensIbiceB. Sein 2eben bling nur
nod an einen Saben, als er pDn
DIR. Kings New Discovery
ir Sbminoiu6t bDrte. gr per>
iahte oanelbe uno tpuroe i1lieBli1
gsbeift. 10 oaB ale iene Borausla-
gungen iber ben 6aufen gerpprfen
iuurben. Sc miro pofitip garantirt
fir 6als= uno 2ungenlei6en BON
&alteper & SDbn, @eo. s. s..
Sbmitt, gigentbimer.. unb No.
DreiB. Droguiiten. 8reis so Gents
uno $1.O0. Brobeflaibe fret.
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Gs sefaat Sir, baB 9u aaes, mas
On tpillt, eiien unb t~rinfen, aQerlei Ser
%gniisuneen senieBen fannit, benin Bel
iungen 9euten rauicbt bas 9eben. @6er
Su tbuit leidt bes @uten an biel, p~erlierft
ben Nppetit un6 leibeit S1mersen. Damn
iinb bic beiten Sreunbe, Sic On in Ser
Belt haben. fannit, Die ST. Bernard
&rdmterptllen, oenn lie ueroen Sir iiober
our grneuerune Der @elunbbeit 6elfen
Mbreiiire P. N~eustaedter & Co., Box
2416, New York City, UNI f~oftenfrei
cine 8robe gu befommen. Sci alien Npcs
tbetern. Breis 25 Gents.
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Cine aerdumiee Office i'm obereu
StDdtuert oes Greie Brefie : @e=
bdnoes, ND. 216 OF Commerce
Stra6e. @ahaufragen in Der Office
Der ..ssreien 8reHe7.
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Wrnmbetsemtbmms : itebertraaumoeu.

Ornhcet8euf1tfntS : uebertra8nngen.
s. uno 6. 2antri an @. $, %.
peuport, '@runoftid an Self Str,
O.. Beterlort an 60. &utihenreis
ter. @run6ftiid i'm neuen gitp.glod
2084, $3.50.
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Srac5 in ieim Saus elm.

g. Sc Quinn in gaoenoilb, ST.,
muroe ourb einen tiidii1en ueber=
faa BON brOniiber 8eritopfung lei
ner bisberigen auten @elunobeit be-
raubt. Nls aber Semano ibm "Dr.
Kings New Life Pills eeraoeau
a~ufordn9te, ba mar's nit leinen 2ei=
Den pDrbei unb iebt lit er poaltdnoig
interchangeable. Sene 8iuen mer=
ben earantirt I! 3u BADEN fiir 25
Gents BET S. &alteper & Sobn,
8eD. S. S. Shmitt, gigentbimer,
uno Io. DreiB, Dro9uiiten.
9as @altlpiel Der iransDIiiden
S6ouipielerin Sara6 8ernbarbt am
8erliner f6niel. Sbaulpielbaule,
tuo lie unter anoeren Stolen audi als
n6amlet" auftreten miro, lit perldn<
CERT mDrben. oa fir Die biz iebt anges
fiinoieten SoriteQungen ldmmtfihe
BldBe bereitS perfauft iinb uno nod
piele 8eiteaunaen auf Blabe porlie=
gen, Die nibt erfiqt perben fonnten.
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Qetraths.Gmetne.

@m. Mnlter unb Ratie Wnlter.
s. 9. @eibel uno Selma 6entins.
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= @riber 8ros. baben Die
lh0nite Nusmabl in @plo= uno Sil=
ber=, iomie Weiierihmieo @aaren.
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@anat Sind's SC Sapana e~tsarrem.
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9as Sbabamts= Department in
Walbineton bat oas fotsenoe Sdreiz
ben erbalten:
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-01
THE ARTIST coRoT.

Camille Corot was one Of the great
est artists Of modern times. Born
in Paris ia the year 1896, he lived n
long happy life of labor 10 his chosen
profession. unknown, unhonorcd until
near the end.
Corots father was an acute active
dry Goods clerk, his mother Swiss
miiner. intelligent Industrious and
lactml womau who set up an estab-
isnment of hcr own after her mar
riaec. aud did her share toward the
support OF the family While yct "a
hild Cmot was placed In a store TO
learn tha business OF floor walker.
TIE made sketches under the counter.
adorned the customers packages with
his artistic work and was finally DIS
chargcd as incompetent His father
got him another position, With the
same result He continued to draw
pictures and bis mother. who was a
Good draushtsm5n ana knew some.
thing about art encouraged him and
supplied him with copies, much to
bis lathor's dIspleasure Al the age
OF % Corot made his first outdoor
sketch and H. WINS done amid the din
aud the jostle Of the wharyes on the
Seine
At that time he was living idly at
home playing tho violin aRetchlng,
ana singing songs 10 his mothers
sewing girls He was then six feet
tall weighed 200 pounds and was a
simple. guiIolcss, good-naturod boy
docllo and happy -Four years later,
WHOM he Rn4 %. his father settled
5000 per year uppn him and sent him
out into tine world to do as be pleased.
It was just what young corot want
ed
Az hoy ha had ircGneHtcd tho
rourgc. sudying the pictures OF
Claude Lorraine He was drawing
pictures thou with great care and per
feet technique. and continued in this
Kind Of work and also copying l.or-
ralhe until after he had produced
The Coliseum and "'rhe Forum" OF
Rome at tho age Of 2e. In 1892 the
English artist, John Constable. gave
an exhibition of his work in Paris
Then Corot ste pred copying Lorraine
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-01
LET US FACE THE
PLAIN FACTS

When Senator Teller Joined the Sill
yer Republican party he said it was
only on account Of the coinage qucs-
tiou TINT hc did so. and by word and
letter he solemnly assured thousands
OF voters Ia Colorado that nothing
would ever induce him to become a
Democrat
That was when Bryan was the ac-
hnowledged leader OF the Democratic
party and ZIG to II was Its shibbo.
leth
Now Bryan is deposed and Democ-
racy cares nothing about blmetallism,
Is. in fact as much in favor of the sin
gle gold standard as Republcanism-
and yet Senator Teller rs today a Dem
ucratic delegate to a Democratic con.
vention in Gilpin county and every
thing is lovely and the goose hangs
high"
Senator Patterson clung to Popu-
ism like a lean tick to beggar's
shin" while Bryan and silver were
the idols Of Democracy. but slipped In
under the Democratic tent when Bry-
anism was knocked out for the second
and last time. and then seat in the
senate was his reward.
These eminent leaders Of parties
that died under their gentle ministra-
tions, along with the free coinage
cause. now propose to run the Demo
cratic party out Of Colorado: which
they have 20 recently invaded. for
their own sole use and benefit
Teller wants another torn IN the
senate Immediately and wants 1t bad
and Patterson, who solemnly pledged
himself to support Alya Adams this
time Tor the latter's assistance in de
fcating Thomas two years ago. is help
ing Teller. Of course with the under
standing that Teller viii In turn help
him to a second term in 1905.
Neither Teller nor Patterson can
be Uf the slightest possible benefit to
Colorado in congress, for both belong
TO the impotent minority In the sen
ate. and neither of them Will ever vote
for a single Important measure that
VIII be passed during their service
Both are selfseeking politicians and
nothing more.
WIZ majority OF the voters OF tol-
orado sacrifice their own best interests
by olocung incompetent II not dlshon-
est state officials and legislators and
merely for the sake Of keeping Mes.
srs. Teller and Patterson in the SEN
ate?
The silver issue Is settled and the
Democratic party will make no more
effort to revive 1t than the Republican
party On all other occasions major.
ity OF the people OF Colorado have al
ways remained in accord with Repub-
lican policies, and why should they
not now let the dead past bury It's
own dead and get in step with the
march OF progress2-Denyer Republi-
can.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-01
Republican Primaries and Convention.

Pursuant to the action of the corng :
central committee. duly called and or
ganized convention of the Republi-
can party is hereby called to convene
in the city OF Durango, at the court
house, or in case of necessity. in some
other suitable hall in said city. on
Saturday. September 6, 1902, for the
purpose of electlng delegates of the
required number to attend the state
convention of said party on the 18TH
day of September, 1902, in the city OF
Denver; also the required number OF
delegates to attend the congressional
and judicial conventions of the said
party and for the purpose of attending
to such other and further business as
may come before the said convention.
The primaries to select delegates
to the said county convention will be
held in the several voting precincts of
said La Plata county at the usual vo-
ting places therein, on Friday, the 5th
day of September, 1902. The said pri-
maries to be held under the rules
adopted in the city of Durango. be-
tween the hours of six and eight
O'Clock p. m, and in the country pre-
cincts between the hours of three and
five p. m.
The following table showing the
number OF delegates to be chosen from
each precinct is in accordance with
the rules in such case made and pro
Vided on basis Of one delegate to
every twelve votes. or every major
fraction thereof:
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-01
COLORADO STATE FAIR.
puehIo. septemher IS to ao.

For this occasion the Denver < Rio
one fare for the round trip. Tickets
one sale September Is. 16 IT, IS, good
to return until September 81.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-01
Call for Republican Judicial
Cppue ,o,

A delegate convention of the
Republican party OF the Sixth
Judicial District of the State of
Colorado is hereby called to
meet at the court house in the city
OF Durango, Colorado on Tuesday, the
Both day of September, A. ID. 1902, at
the hour of 1880 o'clock p. m. for the
purpose of nominating one candidate
to fill the vacancy in the office OF dis
trict attorney, and for the transaction
OF such other business as may properly
come before such convention
Tho several counties comprising
said Sixth judicial district of the s,ate
of Colorado. will be entitled to repre-
sentation at said convention as fol-
lows:
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-01

comprising al OF Missouri and part
OF Kansas. The present scale expires
September I. II the miners decide to
strike. eight thousand viii be called
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-01

this fall There should be unity Of
purpose-only one object In view
that Of selecting the right kind OF
men for office and handling OF party
affairs.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-01
Delegates.

The chairmen of the various central
committees Of the Sixth Judicial dis
trict of the state OF Colorado are re-
quested to include in their call for
their several county conventions to
elect delegates to the Republican
state convention. call for the cleo
ton of delegates 10 this convention
as above apportioned.
W. c. DAVIDSON, Chairman.
A. Il. MOLLETTE. Secretary.
Republican Judicial Central Commit
tee OF Sixth Judicial District.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-01

Fresh and Salt Meat of aali kinds at
the Patterson Market.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1902-09-01

Republicans Of La Plata county have
il in their power to sweep the boards
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-12-17
Venezuelan Crisis.

The vital point in the situation
is that Frances claims, which she
agreed to arbitrate, aggregate more
than the combined claims of Eng
land and Germany; that same are
to be paid out Of the customs re-
ceipts, and that France therefore
cannot allow the allies to proceed
much further with their program.
Venezuela has asked the United
States to act as arbitrator in the
controversy between Great Britain
and Germany.
The British officially disclaim
responsibility for the wanton de-
struction of Venezuela's vessels and
the Germana retort that the British
participated equally in the action,
The British foreign office says
that arbitration Sat this stage" il
not acceptable.
The Venezuelens have stongly
fortified the heights Of La Guayra
Trenches have been dug in the
mountains overlooking the city.
Everyone at Caracas regards the
situation as desperate and say that
lonly the United States can avert 4
serious conflict.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-12-17
THE CASE OF VENEZUELA.

Affairs down about Venezuela are
are getting somewhat mixed. Eng
land and Germany are carrying
things with a high hand; they have
captured all the Venezuelan war
ships in sight and the reports say
have sunk three of them. 1t is diff
ficult to see what advantage could
accrue to the allies by the sinking OF
these vessels. The act is high
handed one and has so infiamed the
Venezuelans that they are ready to
fight to a man. The allied ships
are not in sufficient force to land
men, but SIRE preparing to blockade
the entire coast of Venezuela.
Where this matter will end it
is hard to tell. The allied forces
claim that all they want is the
money due them, but should they
be forced into war with Venezuela,
and be compelled to land an army,
and the expenses be piled up as
they were in South Africa, the in
vaders will be compelled to occupy
the captured territory indefinitely
And who knows but they may do
as we did in the Philippines, claim
that the flag has been run up and
must not be hauled down. The
United States is not in position
Ito tnterfere, for we're we not tl.s
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-12-17
THE CASE OF VIRGIL GAL.
LAHER.

The trial of Virgil Gallaher for
the murder of his mother at Gal
weston in 1897, consumed the entire
week at San Antonio, The defense
put up the plea of temporary insan-
ity. This plea is usually resorted
to in all desperate cases. Gallaher
himself was on the stand and stated
tina. he was mentally irresponsible
at the time he committed the deed,
and several physicians have testi-
fed to the same thing.
1t is more than likely that Gala
her will be acquitted after all.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-12-17

first to violate the Monroe doctrine
by going to the Philippines and
meddling in China?
The results ofour war with Spain
are far'reaching and our tendency
to imperialism may yet embroil US
in a war with foreign nations that
will cost US much blood and treas
ure and prove ntver ending.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-12-17
The Crisis In Venezuela.


All German and British subjects
in Caracas have BEEN placed under
arrest.
It is stated that the Anglo-Ger-
man ultimatum to Venezuela had a
seventy-two-hour limit.
There are signs of new revolu-
ton in Venezuela.
Berliners say that Castro's efforts
to drive wedge between England
and Germany, have failed.
President Castro gives no sign Of
yielding.
The allied powers have captured
and sunk three Venezuelan gun
boats.
The German and British subjects
haye been released on demand Of
United States Minister Bowen.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-12-17
( uigh sent FOR hail Oars.

fOnce a man asked a neighbor to
pasture a calf for him, The neigh
Dor consented, no price being agreed
upon. At the end of several months
the owner went after the calf and
asked the owner of the pasture what
he owed him for pasturing the ami
NAL. "You owe me $12," said the
owner of the pasture. "That's more
than the calf is WORTH" said the
owner of the animal. "All right,
I'll take the calf in full payment"
said he of the pasture. "No, I'll
tell you what I'll do" said he of
the calf. "If you'll pasture the
calf another month I'll give it to
you" The point Of this story 10
that the government pays more
rent for mail cars than the cars cost
to build.-Bryan's Commoner.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-12-17
AN ACT OF WAR.

The startling intelligence was
received by cable from Venezuela
last Sunday that the Anglo erman
warships had bombarded the forts
at Puerto Cabello. This is an act Of
war and it looks very much like
the allied powers are determined to
force war on the little republic. The
avowed object of Great Britain and
Germany was to collect debts due
them and they bave already de
stroyed property sufficient to pay
those debts.
The sinking of the Venezuelan
.slinsrNand the bemhardment -of
Puerto Cabello we're acts of brutal
force and will have to be accounted
in the final settlement between the
three countries. The destruction Of
the property of debtor is novel
method of collecting debt.
There seems to have been an un-
Outstanding between England and
Germany to run rough shod over
Venezuela,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-12-17

D E. WILLIAMS and sons, charged
with killing DIR. De Lipcsey, have
been granted bail by the court Of
criminal appeals. The bail for
Williams, Sir, was fixed at $4,000
and the two sons at $1,000 each.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-12-17

Mr.. HYDE, the government ststis-
ticau, has estimated the cotton crop
of1902-3 at 10,4l7,O00 bales, and,
in the opinion of The Gazette, it is
a pretty good guess.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-12-17

john BARRETT, Of Oregon, is dis
tasteful to Japan as the new minis
ter. Texas has fine man Ior the
place in the person of Barney Gibbs.
We can guarantee Barney to give
satisfaction.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-12-17

Our policy in the Philippines
compelled US to stand by and see
the life crushed out of two South
African republics, and we are nov
about to witness the same thing in
Venezuela.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-12-17

ENGLAND and Germany will now
give Venezuela good thrashing
and the United States will stand
by and see it we'll done.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-12-17

The Houston Post remarks edi-
torially, that Texas is getting to be
mighty good place to live in. The
Post is prophet in that respect.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-12-17

The jury in the Virgil Gallaher
case brought in a verdict of murder
in The second degree and fixed the
punishment al twenty-five years in
The penitentiary. A motion has
been made for a new trial.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-12-17

New YORK has had the coolest
December in 26 years and the poor
suffered greatly for lack of coal.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-12-17
Wednesday, Dec. II, 1902.
THE UNKINDEST CUT.

Since the sinking of the Vene-
zuelan ships by Germany and Eng
land, the Houston Post rises to
remark that Venezuela now has
feet of sub. marines"