Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-10-08
EVENTS OF EVERYWHERE.
Ia Plata, Mo. had q $4,000 fire.

Indian Territory and Oklahoma had
much rain last week.
A large wheat acreage will be put in
around Sugden, |. T., this fall.
Mrs. Magdellne d. Rode died at St.
Joseph, Mo, from a spider bite
British Rear Admiral Burgess Wat
son died at Valette Island OF Malta.
Samuel Grubb, a wealthy farmer.
hanged himself near Oak Groves. Mo.
Mississippi retail lumber dealers
held their annual session last week at
Greenville.
DR.. j. H. Davis of Earle, Ark. was
shot and fatally wounded by VIII jack
son, negro.
Fiber l.. Risk suicided at Anderson,
Ind, because singer would not be-
come a Risk.
Heavy rains have cztinsuishcd the
forest fres in southern Wyoming and
northern Colorado.
Simon Oakland while unloading
shotgun near Elk City. Ok. was fatal
ly shot through the right eye.
Frank Giles, farmer, was run over
and killed by Rock Island freight
train three miles north Of Bl Reno, Ok.
The Photographers association of
Oklahoma and the Indian Territory
held two-day session ct Oklahoma
City.
The residence of Judge ]. l.. Brown
at Oklahoma City was burslarized sew
eral nights ago and $3.50 in money and
checks were stolen.
senorita Anna Campello, n lovely
maiden Of Argentina, is creating a SEN
sation at Madrid by her ardent atten-
tons to ing Alfonso.
A large cotton deal has been consum-
mated at Colbert, l. T., Lucraft Bros
sold to John King & Co. of Durant $50
bales. Consideration was 500, 1000.
William Hooper Young, charged with
numbering the Pulitzer woman. de-
clares that man named Charles Slmp-
son Filling did the dreadful deed.
France will abolish sugar bounty.
p. A. Simmons. prominent Little
Rock citizen Is dead. He was chief q
the fire department from 1881 to 1890
The inquiry at New York into the
cause of the death OF the late Nicholas
Fish. the banker clubman, led to man
named Thomas ]. Sharkey being held
in the sum of $4,000 bail.
The body of Mary Gruner a dress
maker, was found in room at New
York. She had been strangled. A
500 worth of dresses and jewelry were
in the room.
II. Dreyfus OF Memphis brought sui.
against George C. Bennett, owner OF
the Hopefeld pool-room .: Little Rock.
to recover $500, alleged to have been
lost on horse races.
Vice Chancellor Emory of New Jer-
sey has appointed Charles b. Carr re-
celver Of the American Electric Vehicle
company. New Jersey corporation
with 100000 authorized capital
Sir Wilfred Laurier, Canadian pre-
mier, had an audience with the pope
John G. McNeely, a well known Ar
kansas planter, died suddenly on his
plantation near Little Rock last week
Rev. DR.. w. ]. Reid, pastor OF the
First United Presbyterian church OF
Pittsburg Pa. and stated clerk of the
general assembly Of that denomlna-
ton for twenty-five years, died Sept
21. aged &c years, and known all over
the United States
The boiler OF apunping station was
torn from its foundation M Marion.
Ind, by an explosion and fragments
went a block. Hundreds of people were
In the vicinity at the time. but no ona
was hurt.
County Treasurer Thompson. charg-
ed with embezzing county funds to
the amount of SHEETS was arrested at
York, Pa. On the preliminary exami-
nation the court placed the bond of the
official at the sum of $4,000.
A spreading rail which wrecked an
Illinois Central railway freight train
at Boaz, near Paducah, KY, demollsh-
ed twelve sars loaded with merchan-
disc. Joe Milburn OF Mayfeld, Ky.
was instantly killed. lie was riding
on tank car.