Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-05-21
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be consul at Havana.
P. ]. sandidy suicided in the co1oD-
er's Office at st. Louis.
Two hundred homes at Bartlett, the
Hungarian health resort, burned.
Burlars dynamited the postoffce safe
at Arthur, H., and secured $50 in cash
ana stamps.
Henry L. Wilson, United States min
lister to Chile, is back after several
years absence.
The Italitn minister Of war and Gen.
Ruggio fought duel The minister
was wounded.
Mayor Crane of Denver has invented
a rotary ore-working machine for use
in gold mines.
Norway is alarmed at the influx OF
Der people TO the United States. bout
10000 comes yearly.
Twenty-four persons were injured
and block wrecked by gas explo-
sion at Marion, Ind.
The 4-year-old son of Henry Bowen
of Button, Ind, fell into FIRE and
was fatally burned.
T. a. Coatsworth, farmer, suicided
near Broughton, Kan, owing to the
drouth. The next day it rained.
Sir Henry Strong, chief justice of
the supreme court of Canada, has sig
nifled his intention to retire in Sep
TENDER.
Archbishop Corrigan, the well known
Roman Catholic prelate, died in the
city of New York after an illness OF
some duration.
Three OF the Castellaines, including
the one who married Miss Anna Gould,
have been elected members of the
French chamber of deputies.
An extensive forest fire ragged on the
government reserve about fourteen
miles to the west of Monument, Colo,
A large area of timbeh was burned.
Hiram Renegade, is years old, fell
with knife in his hand through a
hole in barn at Nashville, III. The
knife pAryed his breast, death result
Ing.
When Kansas City man arrived at
Fort Scott, Kan, to marry, he found
his bride-elect was in jail, charged
with being an accessory in an assault
case.
A corporation with $1,000, capital is
being organized at Joplin, Mo-, TO pur-
chase the entire production of zinc ore
in southwest Missouri and southwest
Kansas.
President Roosevelt in appointing
Hon. H. Clay Evans of Tennessee to
the position of consul general at Lon
don, has given the commissioner of
pensions a job worth $4,000 year.
President Gardiner of the hRode Is
land State Society of the Cincinnati,
announces the society will present
gold medal to the composers of a new
tune for the national anthem, Amer
Ica"
Volcano on Mount Pelee, Danish
West India, is in state of eruption,
belching forth smoke, flames and ash
es. The town of St. Pierre was covered
with ashes to the depth of quarter OF
an inch one day lately.
Ernest Fox, 90 years old, brake
man on the Chicago, Milwaukee and
St Paul railroad was found dead near
Chillicothe. Mo. His body was fearful
ly mangled. The unfortunate man
had fallen from train.
In a case at Kansas City wherein
right of domestic fowls to run at large
were involved, Judge Brady holds they
have no right to do so, and warned
the owners of prowling chickens to not
allow them leave home.
Nearly 100000 worth OF property
was destroyed by fire at New Milford
Conn. About fifty buildings, including
most of the stores, two banks and three
hotels, were swept out Of existence by
the fury monarch.
At ball in Juarez, Mex, commem-
oratiye OF the Fifth of May Guadalupe
Mendez, girl, was shot to death on
the ballroom floor. Jealousy is alleged
to have prompted the terrible deed
There were several arrests.
Aaron G. Block was shot and killed
in cass county, Indiana, by his near
est friend. Samuel Probost. The weap-
on was playfully pointed at Black. The
bullet entered his right breast a lit