Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-08-01

structing a private telegraph line, in
violation of military orders, have been
pardoned by President Palma Of Cuba,
On their promise not to offend again.
Sir Robert Hart, who has for so
many years administered the Chinese
customs. Is winding up his affairs in
China, and will, in few months, re-
tire to England.
Indications point to a postponement
Of the threatened general strike in
Russia until after the harvest is fin
ished and the revolutionary movement
develops among the idle peaHantry.
The AlatNma Press Association
adopted a resolution inviting William
Jennings Bryan to deliver, an address
Editors Day" at the Alabama state
fair, to be held in Montgomery, Octo-
Der 22-27 Mr.. Bryan had already
promised to visit the fair.
Hiram G. Cook, OF the englneerins
department. OF the Northern racine
railroad, is believed TO nave been
drowned in the Yellowstone river, In
Montana, where he went fishing with
party OF friends
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companys policies carried an eartn
quake clause.
A. b. Suckney, president OF the chi
cago Great Western Railway Co., has
been onered place on the Interstate
commerce commission by President
Roosevelt.
Premier Stolypin of Russia has is
sued Geographic Instructions to all
governors and projects which is, In
effect, declaration of war to the knife
and knife to the hilt against the dis
turDing elements.
M. Aladdin, member OF the Russian
parliament, who went to London to at
tend the interparllamentary union, VIII
not return to Russia now that the par
lament has been dissolved. as he says
there are forty-fve death sentences
hanging over his head and the govern
ment would dearly like to get hold OF
him.
When the body of Russell Sage is
finally inferred at Troy, N Y, it will
rest in heavy steel casket which In
turn will be encased in concrete. The
remains will be carefully guarded in
its temporary sepulcher.