The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-10-06
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Montrose, Pa.-Chief Justice ].
Brewster McCullom of the supreme
court of Pennsylvania, died at his
hcme here aged II years.
Peoria, Ill.-The body of j. NJ VIII
son, the government storekeeper, who
was buried beneath the ruins of Corn
ing's distillery, with six other men,
was recovered.
London-By the kings command e
memorial service for Sir Michael Her
bert will be held In Marlborough
House chapel, adjoining st. James
palace. on Tuesday afternoon. SpeeiaT
seats will be reserved for members of
the diplomatic corps.
St Louisa slight shock of earth
Quake was felt in Carondelet, the
southern part of the city. The seismic
disturbance lasted about one minute
and caused alarm among the citizens.
| At the same time a slight shock was
| felt in the western portion of the city.
Fergus Falls, Minn.-Snow began
! falling here early Sunday morning
and continued for more than three
hours, several inches covering the
ground. 1t was the first of the season
ant was driven by a high northwest
wind.
Buffalo-Wilson S. Bissell, post
master-general in the Cleveland adj
ministration, is seriously i'll. Mr..
Bissell recently returned from a long
vacation in the east and resumed his
law practice. His physician declined
to confirm or deny a rumor that Mr..
Bissell is suffering from an internal
cancer.
London-Miss Mary Archer, former
ly of Milwaukee, who sued the Sacred
Heart convent for damages for dis
! imissal from the order and incarcera-
! tion in an asylum on the ground OF in
sanity, and also for remuneration for
seventeen years services, has been
awarded $4,000 damages, $4,000 FOR
wages and $4,000 or wrongful dismissai
after her liberation from the asylum.
The verdict of the jury was cheered in
court.
/ New York-Sir Thomas Upton ar
riy ed here from Chicago. He will re-
main here until Friday, when he Will
sail for home. While he has no pres
ent intention of building another chai-
llenger. ne said that the Shamrock Ill,
would remain here to serve, perhaps
as a trial horse should the furtunaie
DAY ever come when he should feel
justified in bringing another ehalleng-
er. There would be no use, he said,
I in doing so, unless he could find
another Herreshoff on the other side.
Chicago-The railroads of the entire
country are face to face with what
promises to De he grel estcar shortage
in their history. Despite the fact that
most liberal orders for new equipment
have been given by all railroads our
ing the last twelve months they now
find themselves unable to accept all
the traffic that is offered. The condi-
ton of affairs is outlined by Vice
President w. c. Brown of the Lake
Shore who says that the company is
in urgent need of 1900 box cars daily.
On other systems with much greater
mileage than the Lake Shore larger
numbers of cars are needed for imme-
4 diate use.
| Billings, Mont-Four masked men
entered the Mint saloon here Saturday
'mrning and stole the safe, containing
$1,000. When the robbers entered the
saloon the leader held gun on the
bartended, who was the only occupanc
of the place, while the others bound
and gagged him. They had a buggy
outside. and into this they loaded the
safe, weighing several pounds, ana
drove to the southern boundary of the
city, where they attempted TO blow
the safe open with powder. Before
they succeeded in opening it posse
put In an appearance and frightened
the hold-ups away. The safe was found
intact. 1t contained a trifie more than
$1,000 in cash. The posse is still IN
pursuit of the desperadoes.