Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-03-21
EVENTS OF EVERYWHERE

Louis LOngpr9, VINO SucCeSsluiiJ
passed $4,000 in forged pay checks
on Illinois Steel Company, has been
captured.
It is officially announced at the
Offices of the Mutual Life Insurance
company that Jos. H. Choate had ac-
cepted the position of attorney to the
Mutuals acknowledging committee
recently vacated by Jas. 3. Dill.
President Roosevelt has removed
from office John d. Oliphant, register;
]. A. Trotter receiver. and ]. ] Chap
man, clerk of the land office at Mang-
gum, okla, for Irregularities in the
conduct of the business office.
Peter Smith, 1s years old, was shot
and killed by Vincent Urbansh,
private Waterman employed by a
brewing company in Chicago. Urban
ski told the police he had discovered
Smith and several other boys In the
act of breaking into a freight car.
Pierre Hanks the young farmer who
was seriously injured on the farm OIL
John Burgin, near Crowley, La, by
being thrown from gang pillow ana
dragged by four mules, died from his
injuries. Hanks was severely cut
about the throat and head by the
plowshares.
Major General A. w. Greeley, until
recently chief signal officer OF the war
department at Washington, has gone
to San Francisco to assume command
! of the Pacific division of the army.
filing the vacancy caused by the re-
I tirement of General Summer some
weeks ago.
Princess Yolande, of Italy, although
only years old, already enters into
l the pleasures of her father and moth
( er The queen has a passion for
: fishing, which her little girl shares
. that morning after morning this little
group Of two is to be seen in the park
/; at Racconigi side by side, line in hand'
!. in profound silence.
The bishop of London, generally re-
!, garded as one of the wisest preiates
a of the Church Of England, has pro
claimed himself an ardent friend ana
patron of the drama. The bishop noids
r that one of the chief difficulties FAC
!. ing the social reformer Is to keep poor
q people ort Of mischief, and he declares
4 that he has seen thousands dragged
e from the public house, By the simpler
forms of the play.
n Washington: The state department
n is in receipt Of telegram dated a.
n Monte Christi, San Domingo, saying
h that on the preceding day, while tn'
le terms of surrender were being car
ried out between the government fore
IA es and the revolutionists, the latte
ne acted In bad faith and there was
MS fight. in which two officers and ST.
e. men were killed, including Gen. Cepir
The revolutionists escaped to tn
ou bushes.
k,
Trenton, N. j.: Sentence of deaf
upon Mrs. Antoinette Tolla, the Be
gen county murderess, for the KILN
of Joseph Sonta, committed to seye
no and one-half years imprisonment b
the court of pardons. The vote stoo
We six to two. Mrs. Tolla was to hav
'iu been hanged at Hackensack Monda
~. March IL. This is the first time U
~ court OF pardons ever committed II
as death. sentence to other than life II
he prisonment.
nod A telegram to Washington Fridi
af, morning announces that Senator Ba
nu ey's father was so much improved tn
ast there was no occasion for the Senat
to to make the trip to Mississippi. Sen
MY tor Bailey had already gone, howey'
MS S. A. Tunnison, once promine
hardware man of Enid and also pc
nes ular travelling man of Oklahoma, co
mitted suicide at Lawton at no
nm. Thursday by taking poison. His BIO
list was found thirty minutes later.
! II Chlotilde the 7-year-old daughter
and Mr.. and Mrs. Amazi-McCaulis, who
$ side on the sperry ranch, southw'
'me Of sherman. is in a precautions con
in in ton from burns and her recovery
nee considered doubtful.