The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-07-21
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N-urr and two unidentified young
men were run down and killed BY a
passenger train near Avoudale.
Madison. wis-Prof. Hamilton G
Timberlake Of the University Of Wis
consln. dropped dead Ct heart disease
while taking a bath. He was 90 years
old and had been married only three
weeks.
Honolulu-CBy Pacific eab,e).-
The wireless telegraph system has
now been extended 10 all Of the is
lands of the Hawaiian group. Kauai
the last island to BE- connected with
the others. is ninety miles in a direct
line from Oahu.
Trenton, y. while James H.
Romano and sone friends were driv-
ing along a street one Of the horses
stepped on a stick Of dynamite. The
dynamite exploded and blew of \ Of
the horses hooss. The vehicle was
partly shattered by the explosion but
the occupants were not hurt.
st. Louis-The condition Of the Rev
Henry MuehlsieDen, vl~car-general Of
the Catholic archdiocese of St. Louis.
who has been i'll for about six months.
is now extremely serious. and it is
feared that he may not live through
the week. Monsignor Muehls.ep-n
suffered an ~aDoD,e-tic stroke six
months 2 while in Dallas. Texas.
St. JohnsbuTy, Yt.-Judge Henry c.
Ide, Of the Philippine commission. who
has been spending the past month at
his home here. has engaged his return
passage to Manila on the Coptic. sail
ing from San Francisco August 18th.
His six months leave CT absence ex-
pires in September and he returns to
he Philippines in excellent health.
Taeoma-The steamer Elihu Thorn
son, from st. Michael. brought 125
miners to Nome. The unanimous re-
port was that while there is gold ca
ne Tanana there has been absolutely
no developments sufficient 10 warran.
miners remaining there. This sp-irg
here lave been no washups and cor
sapue1tly there is no money going
around. Some made the trip down
-tream tc St. Michaels on foar ana
vater Tread.
Kansas City-The Kansas City Star
has begun successfully the operation
of its paper mill built here within
The last nine months. The capacity
# the mill is forty tons Of white pap
~ daily. all CT which viii be con-
sumcd by the Star and its morning
paper, the Times. The paper is made
from pulp shipped from Canada.
There is only one other newspaper IN
lie world that manufacturers its own
pdper-the London Telegraph.
New York-Niss Julia Mar.owe re-
urned on the American liner St. Paul
after an absence of nearly three
months in Europe. Miss Marlowe de-
lie1 that she was engaged to Frank
Northing. who was her leading man
he last season, and said that she had
10 idea where the report originated.
IN the passenger list she appeared
Is Miss Sarah Frances Frost. which
vas her maiden name prior to her
stage advent.
St. Louis-The jail at Brooklyn, a
suburb of East st. Louis, across the
river from here. was broken open by
4 mob of negroes whose desire it WIS
20 lynch n Of their color for IN
attack upon a negress earlier in the
iay. William Carter. the negro pris-
oner, was hurried from the Jail By
Village Marshal Speed, who took him
I a roundabout way to st. Louis for
iate-keeping after the mob had brok-
FL open the doors with a railroad tie.
Three was no other prisoner in the
all at the time.
Milwaukee-Jack Root. the pugilist
figured in a scene before the P;anking-
ton House in which { "masher'' got
bis due. Root Was standing before
he Lotel VIXEN he noticed one c. the
Cungers Jean to a young girl who
was passing. Root stepped forward
md warned the "masher." The latter,
who was a burly fellow. turned On
Lne pugilist with a surly reply. when
Root shot out his right and caught
The fellow under the jaw, knocking
i'm into the gutter.