Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1902-08-06
GLOBE oLEANINos.
Kaiser will visit England.

A Belgian has invented flying ma
chine.
Walden Jaeater was killed by light
ming near Linneus, Mo.
Paraguay will have an exhibit at tne
Worlds fair at st. Louis.
Six Berlin bankers were convicted OF
classifying books and sentenced and
fined.
Gems. Botha and Delarey, with their
secretaries, sailed from Cape Town for
Europe.
Adam schaab, one of the pioneer
piano manufacturers and dealers IN
Chicago is dead.
Two engineers and fireman were
killed in a head-endd collision at
Rhinelander, Wis.
Quick lunch proprietors at New York
have raised the price Of beef and beans
from 10 to Is cents.
Henry L. Moss, first United States
district attorney for Minnesota, died
at st. Paul aged so years.
Fred Weichlrod and a son and
daughter of l. P. Muskopf were killed
by lightning in st. Clair county, Illl-
nois.
Miss Ellie Wilton, known in private
life as Mrs Thomas Doremus, noted
actress, died at Cryder's Point, Long
Island.
The supreme court of of Utah holds
that the Mormon practice of sealing
for eternity is the same as common
law marriage.
Two attempts have been made to
burn Fort Stevens, the new military
post in oregon at the mouth of the
Columbia river.
The great loss of life in the steam
ship disaster in the Elbe river Ger
many, is ascribed to the scarcity Of
life preseryers.
Cardinal Ledochowski, project of the
congregation of the Roman Catholic
church, died at Rome, Italy after a
lingering illness. ,. :
Agnes King had her jugular vein sew
cred by an unknown man, who escaped,
at Pittsburg, Pa. She died while en-
route to the hospital.
Mrs. June Hayes Gaige, cousin OF the
late President Mckinley, passed away
at Binghampton, N. Y, where she re-
sided forty-eight years.
The American Assomlation OF Boiler
Makers held its annual meeting at At
lanta City, N. j. Next session is to be
held at Chattanooga, Tenn.
Pawtucket, B. l., had terrific elo--
trical, rain and hail storm. The streets
were oyerflowedd, the sewers being an
able to carry off the water fast enough.
Because Mary Robertson, his sweet
bert, rejected his proposal of marriage.
James Larsen, young farmer near
Parsons, Kan, poisoned her fatally
and then shot and killed himself.
William Files, steel worker OF Har-
risburg, Pa, shot and killed his wife
and Harry Bennett, machinist. 1t is
alleged that Files was jealous of Ben
nett's attentions to Mrs. Files.
John Redmond and his Irish follow
ers are aroused against the new or
ganization formed by Irish landlords
to resist the tenants societies, es-
pecially the United Irish League.
inces robbing and numbering people.
Two of the homing pigeons released
at Abilene, Tex, on the morning Of
July II at 500 o'clock arrived at Fort
Wayne, Ind, shortly after s o'clock on
the evening of the 2ad. They made
the 1904 miles in days, 3 hours and 80
seconds. -,
Alexander Nuber. Austrian consul at
Pittsburg, Pa, has been appointed
consul at Chicago and consul general
for the nineteen western states and
three territories between the Missls-
sippi river and Rocky mountains
AS result of the falling of the Cam
panele at Venice, and the inquiry into
the cause thereof. the whole staff in
charge of the department of state
buildings has been dismissed An ar
chltect has been given a free hand to
examine into it,
John Murphy and John Brundt,
couple of the employees of the Lorain
Steel company, situated in the city OF
Lorain, o., were killed by noxious