Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1904-06-22
EVENTS OF EVERYWHERE.

ION MOckIOfu, a Nchlnney TAU lSil |
from wagon and rear wheel Of the
vehicle passed over his left leg, break
ing it.
Thomas Sharkey pugilist. has been
married in New York to Miss Cathrine
Mcintosh, Of Michigan, professional
nurse, who attended him during his
recent Illness
Plans we're matured at Muskogee,
whereby an electric street car line is
to be built at once One of the Of
ncials has gone North to purchase ma.
terial.
Mart V. Vowel, aged sixty.one, and
who served in the Confederate army
during the Civil War, was hanged at
Paragould, Ark for the murder of
w. F. Lovejoy.
Mrs William Asselin, a bride of four
weeks, is dead of brain fever at La
Cross, Wis, brought on by an almost
incessant chariyari and serenade by
persistent friends.
FNorty.four leading manufacturers oil
motor boats have formed the National
Association of Engine and Boat Man
ufacturers. onicers will be chosen at
a later date.
Whenever am called upon to grace
an occasion, spend twenty minutes
8 polishing my pate till it glistens like
sparkling sunlight. 1t is hair-rais
ing spectacle.
President Diaz has accepted an in
yitation to be present at the American
coionys, City of Mexico, celebration
on the Fourth of July, which will be
notable occasion.
The Secretary of the Interior has
approved contracts for the construc-
tlon of waterworks at Lawton and Ho-
bart, ok. The Lawton works are to
cost $4,000 and the Hobart works
$4,000.
Mrs. Samuel NJ Clemens, wife Of
Mark Twain" the American lecturer,
died Of syncope at Florence, Italy, Sun
day morning. Half an hour before she
died she conversed cheerfulIy with her
husband.
Returns to the Department Of Ag-
rlculture on the acreage of spring
wheat sown indicates an area Of about
17,14osoO acres, a decrease Of 116,1oe,
or OF per cent from the revised es-
innate of the acreage sown last year
J. 2. Ashcroft bishop of the Mormon
church and manager Of the co-opera-
tive store has been accidentally killed
while blasting rock in the construc-
ton Of an irrigation ditch for the
Navajo Indians near Fruitland, N. M.
The territorial Democratic Conven-
ton Of Hawaii, after long discussion
instructed the Hawaiian delegation to
the National Convention at st. Louis
to vote for Congressman W. R. Hearst
for president.
A farewell dinner has been given by
the Presbyterian Union to fifty mis-
sionarles about to sail for foreign
lands from Now York. The largest
party goes to China. Others go to
Africa, Colombia, Guatemala, India
Japan. Korea. Laos, Siam. Syria, Per
B. ,fa ,,,d tho TobilfDnfnaq
Fire has destroyed the Federal GUS
tom house at Nogales, Ariz., as well
as the Southern Pacific depot. The
wells-Fargo & Company's Express of
nee was completely Quilted. Many
freight cars in the yards were burn
cd. She total loss is estimated at
100000.
The revoluuonists of santo Domin'
60 have accepted In full the terms Of
peace proposed by the government
Although Gen. Rodriguez had difficulty
in convincing his companions taat
they should accept, every one Is sat
isaed with the arrangement
John Alexander Dowie has aunounc
ed his intention, in public address
to establish Zion forty miles from
Berlin. In it, he said, there would
be no liquors no tobacco, no hogs, and
no opera house.
H. L. Farmer, well known citizen
who had resided In the Lone Grove
neighborhood near Ardmore, l. T., fol