The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-12-02
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New York-One million dollars were
transferred Monday to San Francisco
through the sub-treasury.
New York-Three lives were lost
and one man was badly hurt by COL
lision between the tugs Idle Wild and
Hercules off Ellis Island.
Prague, Bohemia.-The impartial
scientific station investigating the diff
ferent kinds of beer of the world. has
awarded the highest honor for super
iority to an American product.
Berlin.-The largest shipment of ap-
pies which ever left New York is due
TO arrive at Bremen tomorrow on the
North German Lloyd Line steamer
Maine. which sailed from New York
November 18th. 1t consists of 22,s2s
barrels and 1,54O boxes.
Youngstown, O.-Two stacks at the
Ohio works of the Carnegie Company
were put in operation after being
banked a month to reduce the output
of pig iron. 1t is expected that opera
tions will be resumed within a few
days at two more stacks.
Asheville, n. Cdr. ]. V. Jay was
found guilty of murder in the second
degree and sentenced to thirty years
at hard labor. A few weeks ago DR..
Jay, who was one of the best known
physicians in Asheville county, mur-
dered his three children. His mind
was thought to be affected.
New York.-Howard Courtney Low
erie, sc years old, an accomplished
and highly educted musician, said to
nave once been we'll known in the west
as a band leader, is dead i'm this city.
He had long been i'll and expired sud
4enly in a cheap Blocker street eat
ing house.
Chicago.-As a precaution against a
possible serious run on the Dowie bank
at Zion City, ILL.,. depositors were in
NlAob bhSy "OAA4 ASh ~ ~
mitted to withdraw money from the
institution except on thirty days no
tice. This action is the result of un-
usual Withdrawals during the past
few days.
Nashville, Tenn.-A cablegram re-
ceived here announced the death OF
II. c. Staymenter, an American mis-
sionary. and the drowning of % OF
the native crew by the capsizing of a
boat on the Congo river in Central
Africa. The boat was the Lapster,
the missionary craft of the Southern
Presbyterian church.
Washington.-Senator Penrose, the
chairman of the committee on post
offices and post roads has introduced
a resolution authorizing that commit
tee to request the postmaster general
to send to the committee all the papers
connected with the recent investiga-
ton of the postoffice department and
if necessary the committee is to make
further investigation and to report to
the senate. The resolution without ac-
ton was referred to the committee on
contingent expenses of the senate.
Berlin.-The divorce proceedings of
Princess Alice of Schoenburg- Walden
burg against her husband, Prince
Frederick, began at Dresden yester-
day. The princess returned from
Sori, near Genoa, in an aggressive
state of mind She openly declared
that the prince was responsible for
the shameful charges made against
her and said her husband was seek
ing revenge because she had refused
to continue paying his debts. The
princess also threatens to bring pro-
ceedings for calumny. claiming that
the newspaper stories of her alleged
elcpment with a coachman are trace
able directly to the prince.