The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-07-17
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London, July 15.-The Great West
ern railway claims to have made the
worlds record for a train which ran
from London to Plymouth, 246 miles,
IL 233 "a minutes.
Orange, N. j., July 15.-Willis D.
Hager, former purchasing agent 81
the Delaware, Lackawanna and West
EN- railroad, was killed by a train at
East Orange today. He was about 60
years old.
Springfield, H.. July 16.-The pay
car on the Chicago, Peoria and St.
Louis railroad collided with a fast
freight train today near Malora. En-
giGeer ID. Havey of Springfield, who
was at the throttle of the engine car
rying the paycar, was instantly killed
Bloomington, H., July 16.-Irv.ng
Roosefield, the clothing merchant of
Mason City, who with his partner
julius Frank, was shot last week by a
customer. Edward Barton, a horse
trader, died last night at a hospital
in Jacksonville. The other victims
are still alive.
Bar Harbor, Me, July 16.-War YES
sells, the first of the feet which will
participate in the maneuvers off the
Maine coast later in the month. ar
rived here today. Today's feet in
cluded the battleships Indiana and
Texas, and torpedo destroyers, Barry,
Dale and Decatur.
Kansas City, Mo, July 15.-Missouri
Pacific passenger train No. l, known
as the Colon u Limited, which left
this city tonight for the west, Was
wrecked 10 miles south of here. Three
coaches and the engine were derailed
and three persons were slightly hurt.
The cause of the accident is unknown.
London, July 16.-Thirteen silver
apostle spoons, with figures of Cnr-st
and the twelve apostles upon ten
were auctioned at London today. 11ey
brought the record price of s24, 500.
The spoons were dated 1856 and con
stitute TIE earliest compete set known
70 the world. Inc bidding was very
pirited.
Port Townsend Wash, July ia
wireless telegraph station will be es-
tablished here at Cnce by the United
states government. Stations will also
be- established at Fa-ts Casey anG
Blagler and on several CT the San
Juan islands. 1t is thought that the
F~ireless stations en- the Islands vii
realty assist the customs officials in
experimenting smuggling craft.
Sacramento, July 15.-Mrs. Elsie
5mith, a widow, was run over by an
automobile driven By Frank Veach at
he corner Of Eleventh and J streets
tAis evening at 6 O'Clock and received
INJURIES from which she died two
urs later. The automobile was not
5oing at a high speed. Mrs. Smith
a 73 years of age, ands leaves two
brothers, Manville Barber, of this
eity, and Isaac w. Barber, now at Pa
iic Grove, and a son, Manville Smith.
CIV in tia city OF Mexico.
Hinsdale, IIont., July 16.-Josh
! IruaX vas shot and killed in Dick
edges saloon here by Bob Walsh.
known as "Sixshooter Bob The two
EN- quarreled over the ownership CT
ONE stock. Walsh challenged Truck
% fight. Truax was unarmed ard re-
fused. Walsh struck Truax in the face
md knocked him down. While he 1ay
N the floor Walsh deliberately SHIT
i'm in the neck. Walsh is in the crs-
-ody Of the sheriff. Feeling runs high
md a lvnch:=< is feared.
Los Angeles, Cal, July 16.-rohn
Drastic. a German sailor, accompanied
MY bv his Young wife, has sei'o4
ON Sen Pedro, in the Alert. a thirty
+hree foot s'o0e. with the avowed mr.
Nose of reaching the Alaskan coast
The object Of the hazardous trip is TO
search fer Arctic foxes in the coun+r,
cast of the Mckenzie river. The c~afs
n which the couple sailed is an old
beat, but said TO be seaworthy.