Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1905-12-13
EYENTs oE EYERYWAERE.

The Car has signed a decree abol
Ishlng martial law in Poland.
The Catholic Bank of the City of
Mexico, has closed its doors. The
bank had about 100000 deposits.
c. D. Galloway, one of the most
widely known hotel men in the South,
died at his home In Memphis, Tenn,
Friday.
The demolition Of frontier FORTH.
cations in accordance with the treaty
Recently signed between Sweden and
Norway is actively proceeding.
Jan Kubeiik, the Bohemian violnlst,
gave his first recital in America this
season at Carnegie Hall Thursday
night. His program consisted Of con
certos by Mozart and Wienlaskl.
The Canadian steamer Mokns IIa-
ven of the Algoma Central Line, is
ashore at Pic Island, near Port Ar
thur Ontario. The crew were saved
but the vessel is a total loss.
The Boldien, an iron steamer OF
2O21 tons, sailing from Marseilles,
France, went down in the Bosphorus
with all on board, about twenty-five
men, all Of whom We're drowned
The District of Columbia commits
sloners have decided to serd to tho
committees in congress a bill provld-
ing forr a juvenile court with request
for its passage.
Practically the business portion OF
the town of Arcadia, Fla, was destroy
ed by fire, starting at an early hour
Friday morning Both telegraph and
telephone communication were cut Oft
A serious fire broke out in Buenos
Ayres Friday in a warehouse contain
ing infamable merchandise, including
100000 cans of petroleum. The loss
is estimated at 100000.
During a mass play in game of
football Thursday at Bridgeport,
Conn, between local teams, Leo Nc,
Many, aged 81, had his spine frac.
tured and is not expected to live.
Silver is Jumping up in price. It is
now Coz CENTS uer oupee This -
the highest price since 1896 Two
months ago the market quotation was
boc. Demand is greater than the sup
ply, say the brokers.
Santa Fe passenger train No. 1,
westbound. went into the ditch at Ro.
nero, N. NJ, four miles south Of Las
Vegas. Engineer n. B. Bracket was
cooked alive by escaping steam and
died in great agony. il
RnBonic plague is raging in Yokn.
hama according TO officers of the
steamship Dakota and possibly no
more vessels will be given a clean
bill of health until the scCurge is
wiped out
A disastrous wreck occurred on the
zwolle and Eastern Thursday. after
noon in which six people were injured
one fatally, three seriously and the
others slightly The main line log
train ran into q tree that had fallen
across the track. smashing the loco.
tive.
The death sentence was again I'm
posed upon J. C. Rawlings, his two
sons, Milton and Jesse, and the negro,
A. b. Moore, all convicted of the muir
der OF the Garter children last June
at Valdosta, Ga Jan @, next was
fixed as the day for execution OF the
four.
There is alarm among the author
tiles Of ST. Pierre. NIiquelon, the
French colony near Newfoundland, at
the extent to which immigration from
the colony has grown. over 1000 per-
sons OF total population of G.5OO hav-
Ing left there within the past three
months
The Panama sanitary department
has extended its work to Chepo, forty
miles away where recently a few ca
ses occurred among the foreigners
employed in building the government
road.
Three hundred Americans celebra
ted Thanksgiving day at a banquet
at the Kaiserhof Thursday night
II. Perciyal Dodge, secretary of the
American embassy, presided. DR.
Francis G. Peabody Of Harvard Uni
yersity made the principal address