The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-08-07
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New York-Alicc France. IS years
oil, at one time a well known actress.
and a member CT g famous English
;amily Of actor and actresses, died
suddenly here in a cheap lodging
house.
Boston, Mass.-Chas. James SpTague
is dead at his home in this city. Mr.
Sprague was a retired banker, and
from childhood was interested in bot
anical research. Deceased was eighty
years of age.
st. Louis-Harry Faulkner, former
aember of the house of delegates, was
sonvieted on the charge of perjury,
md his punishment fixed at three
,ears in the penitent.ary. This was
MS third trial.
Washington-John 2. Carnell. &c
Ycars old. a veteran clerk of the Office
# the auditor of the postofice, form
srly of Iowa, was arrested today by
postoffice inspectors on the charge OF
pening letters addressed to the audi
or and appropriating the contents.
Paris-Baron Henri Rothschild ap-
9eared before the police court on the
charge of automobile scorching. His
license was that he had a permit
from the Ministry Of the Interior as
; doctor, allowing him to disregard
he police regulations. The case was
postponed. o
Pueblo, Colo.-The coroner has in
barge the body of H. Roberts, a re-
tired soldier from the Philippines,
Who was killed by a Santa Fe train
It Baxter station. six miles east Ct
his city. He was walking on the track
md did not see the approaching train
Il time to avoid it. Roberts was on
ais way from Manila to his home in
Michigan.
New York-Capt. Robert Wringe OF
lie Shamrock III. and Capt. Charles
}evis of the Shamrock l. had a mar
ow escape through the collapse OF a
lei on the Shrewsbury river at the
highlands. With twenty other per-
ems, including several of the crew
: the challenger the two sailing
lasters were precipitated into the
zater but We're not hurt.
London-Andrew Carnegie has made
lnown his intention to donate 81, 500
90 in United States Steel corporation
oonds to D~unfermline, Scotland, his
birthplace. He stipulates that the gift
hall be employed in maintaining and
aeeping up the estate CT Pittenkrief.
which contains the tower in which
ialcolm Cameron married Princess
~fargaret, and which Mr.. Carnegie re-
Gently bought as a pleasure ground
Westinghouse President has des
,gnated Lieut.-Gen. Young to COM
nand the army from August Sth, the
late of the retirement of Gen. Miles,
until August 18th. when the general
taft law goes into effect, and the
office of the commanding general of
The army is dispensed with. Gen.
Ioung thus becomes the last COM
handing general and the first chief
ii staff. although he will hold the
)ositions only a short time.
Lawrence, Kan.-The most terrific
Wind storm that has occurred here in
years took place about s o'clock We'd
1esday night. Trees were levelled in
Ill parts of town. Roofs were blown
iom buildings, signs torn from their
places, electric lights and tie ephcne
plants put out CT business and the
streets were impossible. The storm
lasted about an hour. and was ac-
companied by thunder, lightning and
very heavy rain which drelcheJ
,tacks where the roofs were torn off
There was no loss of life and no per-
son was seriously injured.
Washington-Nearly $4,000 new pen
toners have already found places on
the rolls as a result of the .,nauiSh-