The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-08-11
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Vienna-Onna Klop, the well known
historian, is dead at the age of 81.
Dallas, Texas-While rounding a
curve on the ffty-foot embankmenr
leading to the bridge across the Trim
ity river, two Missouri, Kansas &
Texas passenger trains eollided while
running at a high rate of speed. Tire
persons were injured.
San Francisco-The transport Lo-
gan arrived frcm 14anila with tie
Twenty-sixth United States infantry.
Two death occurred On the Y
c. F. Herbert, irst-class private Of
the engineer corps, and julius Ujhelyl,
company l, T~wenty-sixth infantry.
Vallejo, GAIA sail boat capsized
Sunda ybetween Vallejo and Beai q
with six men on beard. Four were
drowned-H. Solomon, a grocer; Emi
Creline. a vegetable dealer; A. Han
sen, a warrant officer of the United
States navy and d. Wilson, a sales
man.
Cheyenne, Wyo.-At $40 o'clock
Sunday morning Tom Horn, condemn
ed murderer. and Jim Mcleod, SUI
pected murderer, escaped from the
Laramie county Jail after a terrible
encounter with Deputy Sheriff Richard
Proctor, lasting more than twenty
minutes.
Chicagc-With the chance for re.
cCyery decidedly against her, tie
young woman who attempted to take
her life in her apartments at the Aud
itorium, st~eadfastly refuses to make
her identity known. Nothing is We;
known as to her identity furthec
than the name, Mrs. Henry Glover,
which she registered at the hotel.
Guthrie, o. THE two members
Of the Martin gang of outlaws, who al
gageC in a fight on Saturday with Il
posse of deputy sheriffs, in the OsaGe
Irdian Nation, died Monday anu their
Lodies are being brought To this city,
Deputy Marshal Haines. who wa
shot, is improving. The other mem
bers of the gang escaped, but are
still being pursued.
Philade,phia-Five additional death
occurred Monday as the result Of ,Lo
accident at the baseball park. Tvs
hundred victims were treated at lie
various hospitals and it is beloved
that fully 100 more received attea-
ton at various drug stores in the vi.
entity of the baseball grounds. u
the injured five are said to be ia 4
critical condition.
Massachusetts Premier Combes wa,
, returning to the prefecture from {
| banquet given by the Friendly Soci
ETY. of Teachers, at which NJ. Pellatun
! Minister of Marine, and Henri Bis
! son, Deputy for Marsellles, and a mum
J Der of senators and deputies weri
1 present, two pistol shots were fire,
at the carriage in which he was rid.
ing. The Premier was untouched ant
J none of those accompanying him wer,
hurt.
Baker City, Or.-Bruce Hawkins,
young rancher living about five mile
from here, was probably fatally in
jured in a peculiar manner. He wal
going to his ranch from town witt
a piano in the wagon. His wife wal
driving the team while Hawkins wa,
holding the piano. In crossing a eul
vert the wagon was so severely jolte,
that the piano toppled over onto thu
ground, pinning Hawkins beneath i
and crushing his skull. Hawkins
came here recently from Kentucky
and was married only two weeks ago
Akron, O.-While working on tn,
cleveland & P%ittsburg railroad a
Macedonia, Contractor Frank Wis
hung his vest on the fence of a Io'
belonging to Frank Green, a promi
: nent farmer. In the pocket of thu
vest was a purse containing S85. A
wondering COW Of depraved appatit,
spied it and ate the vest and contents
but fortunately. Wise discovered tn,
CO win the act. purchased the ANNA.
OF Green for $50 and sold her to &
I. local butcher for s25. The COW wa