The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-09-14
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Berlin-A castle which is believed
to have existed 400 years before
Christ, has been brought to light near
Cassel. III
Berlin-Four students of the tech
nical high school of Stuttgart have
been sentenced to three months de-
tention in a fortress for dueling.
Washington-Rear Admiral Francis
A. Cook, who commanded the Brook
lyn at Santiago, was retired Saturday
after forty years service, on his own
application.
Whitewater, Va.-A launching of the
Langley aerodrome was prevented by
another accident to the port propeller.
While the motor was being tested by
Prof Langley, with the machine on
the superstructure, the propeller broke
in two. Little damage was done.
New York-The United States trans
port Fitzpatrick, from Manila, arrived
bodies of 500 United States soldiers
who lost their lives in the Philippine
islands. This is the largest number
OF bodies ever returned at one time
nom the islands.
Chicago-Mrs. Georgia S. Hatcher
of Washington, d. c., corresponding
- he
American Revolution. is dead in this
city. She has been in Chicago for
four months, stopping here on her
way home from Arizona, where she
lad gone in search of health.
Lemburg, Austria-An anti-Semitic
riot occurred Saturday at the annual
fair at Zeb. atov, in consequence of a
report that woman had been robbed
anu murdered in a Jewish house.
IN. ee Jews were seriously injured and
a number slightly injured during the
riot. The windows of many Jewish
Ao.ses were smashed.
Clay center, Kan.-Saturday night
Two unknown highwaymen attempted
to secure money tom several persons.
A patty Of four resisted. and Dad
stevens, J. w. Houserman, Night
watchman Busch and Louis Vehrinds
were shot by the bandits and severely
wounded. Vehrinds was hit in the
head and is not expected to live.
Virginia City, Month fierce bat
tie in one OF the drifts in the Watseka
gold mine, several hundred feet under
the ground, Morris Gailor ran the
sharp point of his candle stick
through the heart of Bud Brown, his
working partner, and instantly killed
him. The trouble arose over a trifie,
the two men disputing as to the posi-
tions they should take in the stope.
Brown, it is said, struck Gailor in the
face and the latter then made a ter
rife lunge at his opponent, sending
the spike almost through him.
Sioux Falls. s. D.-A band of eight
masked men blew open the safe in the
Minnehaha County bank at Valley
Springs Saturday morning and secured
between $4,000 and $4,000 in cash.
Residents of the town were aroused
shortly before daylight by several ex-
plosions When citizens appeared on
the street to ascertain the cause of
the racket they discovered that the
town was picketed by seven or eight
armed men, who drove the residents
from the streets on the pain of in
pleted their work and left town.
Milwaukee-Frank NJ. Day, formerly
of California. was killed in an auto
mobile accident at the State fair
grounds Saturday afternoon while
driving Barney Oldfeld's record
breaking machine in a five-mile race
against time. Day had covered about
four miles of the distance, when, upon
reaching the head of the home stretch,
the powerful machine swerved, ran
into the fence and toppled over. AS
the machine upset, Day received a ter
rife knock on the back of the head
which rendered him unconscious, and
he died without regaining conscious
ness.
Portland, Ore.-Robert Louden, a
umberman Of this city, was placed
hinder arrest by deputy United States