Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1909-12-09

NEWS THAT is NEWS, WHEN 1T is
NEWS, ron ALL.
Happenings the Wide World over Of
Important Events Condensed to
Good Reading.
DOMESTIC.


The Uvalde public schools are to
have department of agriculture, do
nestle science and manual training,
$4,000 being secured from the state
apportionment
Separated from his wife and family,
penniless and hungry, William B. Ad-
ans, a travelling salesman 81 years
old, committed suicide by drinking
carbolic acid in his room at st. Louis
Friday.
Secretary Herbert White of the Chi
cago council finance committee an
nounces that the fire department con-
tribution toward the relief of the Cher
ry sufferers now has reached the sum
of $1,625. The total Chicago fund is
almost $4,000.
Determined that Des Moines College
shall not become known as matri-
monial bureau, President Osborn has
set his foot down firmly upon the Gus
tom OF spooning in the college building
or on the campus, and the students
are up in arms as a result Of the edict.
More than 5000 books which the po-
lice say have been stolen from the pub.
lie libraries in New York City were
found by detectives Friday night in
two rooms of a Brooklyn boarding
house. Many of the books are old and
rare and the entire lot is said to be
worth more than $4,000.
King Edward, through the foreign
office Friday formally accepted an in
vltatlon TO act as arbitrator OF tne Al
Sup uiainn ~ uispu,9 oe."een 'ne oni'-
ca states anu Sniie'
William McAdoo, vice president OF
the Navy League Of the United States
and former secretary OF the navy, has
issued statement indorsing Secre-
tary Meyers plan for the reorganiza-
tion of the navy department.
The Pasadena (Cal) council estab-
lished new price Friday for electric
al energy, fixing the rate of municipal
electricity to users Of over 1000 kilo-
watt hours a month at &c per kilowat
hour. IT
Bishop Danield A.. Goodsell Of the
Methodist Episcopal church is seri-
ously III at his home in New York
City. following an operation per-
formed few days ago for the remov-
al OF q growth on his neck.
After drinl,ine mart of aguadien.
70 snanisb whisky. on wager,
Manuel Nonrara. Cuban, dropped
dead At TAMPA. Fla. Friday. He had
hardly taken the glass from his lips
when he died.
rha eyht for the heavyweight cham.
pionship between Jas: j. Jetfries and and
Jack johnson VIII be held IN Callior'
MIA In the vicinity OF San Francisco on
July 4, 1910, and VIII be staged by
"Tex" Richardson OF Nevada ana
John j. Gleason OF san FRANCISCO
Their bid of S1O1,OO and two-thlrds
~ 'n nen.ost.nts was formallv accent.
.ne $3.50 sonss storr,r maeting AZ Ho.
~ 7. 4. halievad that the
s eon ~, ranresent more cash than
nsn. 49,, - anht n +ba history of the
a an,,o I'm, r,rr
~, ~, !, ~ eeAa nm which
charles L. Warmer. former local
treasurer of the Big -Four railroad,
admits 10 have stolen from the rail-
road can not be accounted for. The
,nouiries of the railroad officials, de-
tectiyes and lawyers at Cincinnati
have failed to explain. this. With ev-
cry succeeding day the mystery deep
ems. The question wnicn sun per
plexes the railroad ofncials is' what
becomes OF the money!
! ,,au cohor,s. ., San Francisco
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