Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-04-09
GLOBE oLEANINos.

There are said to be ave cases or
teprosy in Missouri.
Fairfield Wooden mills, the largest
In Illinois, will reopen.
Miss Grace Bates was burned to
death near Nashville, Ill.
John Lesher of Fort Scott, Kan,
blew his head off with dynamite.
Judge Noah Davis, the noted jurist,
departed this life at Albion, N. Y.
James Towns his wife and little girl,
were asphyxiated by gas at Chicago.
]. H. Hahn, noted musician, was
drowned near Detroit, Mich, while fish
dng.
A collision of freight trains near
Young Station, o., resulted in four
deaths.
Colorado appropriated $4,000 for an
exhibit at the Louisiana Purchase ex-
position.
Lee Watson, lad of Parsons, Kan.
caught hold of live electric wire and
was killed.
Despondent over Ill health, Miss
Kate Lawrence of Grinnell. Ia, fatally
shot herself.
Santos umont will make an airship
voyage at London during the week
King Edward Is crowned.
Henry Schukard, Civil war veteran,
committed suicide at Leavenworth
Kan, by taking strychnine.
The Harry weissinger Tobacco COM
pany, capitalized at 100000, was IN
corporated at Trenton, N. J.
BY the exploding OF a locomotive
boiler seventy miles from Ogden, Utah,
two trainmen and tramp were killed.
President Roosevelt has accepted the
Invitation to deliver the memorial al
dress at Arlington cemetery, May 80.
Fletcher Cowens, is years old, died
of hydrophobia, at Jacksonville, IL
He frothed at the mddru and died In
agony.
y A highwayman, minus coat and vest,
held up Fred Blumenkamp at st. Louis
and forced him to turn over those ga
ments the latter wore.
Z The wife of Rev. Thomas McCagus
died at Omaha, Neb. She and her hus-
band founded the United Presbyterian
mission at Cairo Egypt, in 1864.
Mrs. Mary Agnette died at Dubuque,
Ia. She had lived there fifty-seven
years. In all that time she never left
the city. nor rode on street car.
Mrs James Kingsberry, wealthy
lady Of Evansville, Ind, claims to have
been hypnotized by gypsy woman,
and induced to part company with $500.
A compulsory industrial arbitration
court has been established at Sydney,
New South Wales. The membership
includes representatives of employers
and employees.
Batieship Wisconsin has arrived at
San Diego, Cal, after a cruise of TO-
200 miles. She left Puget Sound Oct
IA and touched at Honolulu, Acapulco,
Valparaiso and Callao.
Rev. Perrier, the priest in charge of
the cathedral at Concordia, Kan, was
dangerously wounded by the accidental,
discharge OF a revolver which dropped
from one OF his hands.
While putting the shot at Clinton,
Ia, Tim Clark made wild throw
Hugh Callahan, 81 years old, was hit
ON the head and his skull fractured.
Death soon resulted.
For the first time since 1882 Speaker
Henderson has an opponent for the Re-
publican nomination In his district in
Iowa o. B. Cartwright, of Waterloo
state senator. is the aspirant for the
speakers congressional seat.
The wall OF the late Mrs. Eliza c.
Gallup OF Denver has been filed for pro-
bate Practically her entire estate,
valued at $125.OOO, was left to her sis
ter, Sarah A. Curtis. and her nephew,
Clarence G. Curtis. OF New Jersey.
detachment OF the United States
signal corps. consisting Of seventeen
men, stationed at zamboanga. island OF
Mindanao. were attacked by 200 Moros
Ono OF the signal corps was killed
-Four pack mules were captured as well
~ the transportation OF detachment