Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-11-07

Jne American Express Co., died IN
Chicago OF pneumonia after an illness
of ten days. Mr.. Antlsdel was born at
GAINESVILLE. N. Y, In 1S47, and had
been connected with the American
Express Co. since 1868.
Reports from agents of the interior
department, who superintendent the
opening of the Walker Lake Indian
reservation in Nevada have conyin.
ced Secretary Hitchcock that the in
fraction of the regulations governing
the opening were not serious enough to
warrant q recommendation in favor
of invalldating.
Mrs. Mary Baker Eddy. head of the
Christian Science church, was inter,
viewed at Concord, N. H., by woman
reporter In the presence of half
score OF other representatives Of the
press. Mrs Eddy said she was In
perfect health, and that God was her
only physician. There had been ru.
mors that she was failing. Mrs. Eddy
is in her eighty-sixth year.
Emma Goldman and nine other per.
sons were arrested at an anarchistiG
meeting In New York city. Julius
Edelson was making a speech. NC
matter how much Czolgosz has been
damned for his good work." said Ed.
elson, I'VE know that he was a great
man. He was true hero. American
laws are all made for bluffing. The
people of America are worse bluffed
that those of Russia" Then the police
gathered them In.
At Pittsburg Pa. Clifford Hooe, the
negro. formerly coachman for Au-
gustus Hartie, was convicted of per-
jury in connection with deposition
against Mrs. Mary Scott Hartje, and
which formed the basis of the recent
sensational Hartje divorce trial.
Dr. Henry Rothschild. of Paris, has
donated $4,000 for the purpose OF
founding surgical institute for can.
Ger researches. This will be the first
of its kind in France.
In its presentments, the Fulton
county (Ga) grand jury declares that
had the city police force of Atlanta
opposed q determined front to the
mob at the incipiency of the riots Of
September % all serious trouble could
could nave been aVerted."
War against Standard Oil Co. has
been carried before interstate com
merce commission by independent
roads.
Independent oil refiners enter com.
plants against several eastern and
western lines. alleging unjust discrim-
nation in freight rates.
Very few laborers from the West
Indies are going to the Isthmus to
work. The planters and other employ
ers of labor are doing their best to re.
tain the men.
Unfavorable prospects for the seed
ing of weat iii Southern Russia was
the chief reason for strong close in
the Chicago wheat market. According
to a Liverpool statistician, the next
years crop In Russia will be much
smaller because of the unavorable
weather for the seeding of fall sown
wheat.
The first vote in the England
house of lords on the education bill,
resulted in the defeat of the govern.
ment by majority of 200. The vote
came on an amendment to the first
clause In the bill The amendment
makes religious instruction compul-
sorry during a part Of the daily school
hours In all public and elementary
schools.
The total number of dead in the
wreck of the electric train, loaded with
passengers which plunged into the
waterway separating Atlantic City, N.
j., from the main land. is placed at SO.
The president will depart form
Washington for the Isthmus of
Panama Nov. 8, on the battleship
Louisiana. Besides the President and
Mrs. Roosevelt, the party will include
Surgeon General Rixey and L. G. Lat
ia, as assistant secretary to the presi.
dent. The daily wireless telegraph
bulletins from the Louisiana will be
sent to Secretary Loeb.
Three cars Of an electric train on
the West Jersey & Seashore railroad
jumped the track on the bridge over
the Thoroughfare. at Atlantic City,
NJ. j., going off into the water. Two
of the cars were submerged with their
living freight. but the third car was
not submerged until the people were
able to get out or were rescued. The
dead was variously estimated at from
So to rs. Many of the injured were
perhaps fatally hurt.
Says Toxic dispatch: Among
the 266 coral fishing vessels which
were caught In the hurricane off Goto
island. only 38 of them lived through
the storm. OF 1910 men on board,
1922 we're drowned and 100 injured"
Three persons were killed ard a