The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-09-12
Ooings of the Day Reflected
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THE HISTORY OF THE WORLD
Told in Short Parasrsphs--The
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was entirely demolished by dynamite
The family was extricated from the
ruins with slight injuries. Roher's
paper leads the opposition to lieens-
ing saloons.
Winfield, Ksn.-Mont Sarting, a
Ijoint keeper, was shot and killed by
William Greenwell, at Dexter. Sarting
struck Greenwich with a revolver from
behind because the latter gave testi-
mony against him. A struggle fol-
lowed and Greenwich shot Starting
three times.
Philadelphia-Alleged irregularities
have been discovered in the cigar de-
partment of the state penitentiary in
this city, and acting upon the sug-
gestion of Inspectors Robinson and
Hart, United States Internal Revenue
officials are investigating the business
methods Of the institution.
Wabash-Burglars chloroformed the
family of Chris Harnish, a farmer,
living near Dora. They ransacked the
house, securing considerable money
and jewelry. AS a result of the chic
reform, Miss Lucy Harnish, a daugh-
ter, is in a critical condition and the
other members of The family are suf-
fering.
WoSbipofon = Sooratorv
announces the removal of John A.
5terrett of Ohio. as town site COM
missioner for the Cherokee Indian
nation in Indian Territory and the ap-
pointment of Dwight futile of Con-
necticut as his successor. The removal
is the result of charges against Ster-
rett's administration of his Office.
ElDorado, KAMA carload of pow
der set on a Frisco siding, neal Beau
mont, by a freight crew which did not
want to handle it while switching,
got beyong control and ran several
miles on a branch line toward Win
field, colliding with a train which had
left that station shortly before, and
exploded, killing two and ~injuring
two more.
Berlin-The Lokal Anzeiger pub
fishes a dispatch from Sofia, Bulgaria.
that Prince Ferdinand has not
yet returned to the capital and that
no &c IN cnnlNnfnn nt tho CnGf1n ~
Euxineograd with several favolites,
all the approaches to the castle being
strongly guarded by soldiers. All the
.purveyers for the royal establishment,
lt is added, are searched before en-
Lering the castle.
Portland, Ore.-About thirty dele
gates from Oregon will attend the
irrigation congress at Ogden, which
commences Tuesday next. A special
car has been chartered and starting
with the delegates from Portland tue
rest will be picked up along the line.
u egen will make a display for the
various prizes offered for cereal and
horticultural exhibits and the delega-
zion leaves with the hope of bringing
acme prizes.
Trinidad, Colo.-Paul Murphy and
Ernest Smith, both of Ration, N. NJ,
nave been arrested by Special Agent
Rudd, of the Santa Fee railroad,
charged with wrecking a train. Last
sunday evening No. 2 passenger train
an across a rail which had been
placed across the track near Hillside,
Just below the Ration tunnel. derail-
ing both engines. The boys have con-
lessed they placed the rails on the
track.
Victor, Colo.-Mike Rogers, a miner
living at Cameron has disappeared
and his cabin has been burned. The
fire is generally presumed to have
been of incendiary origin. Rogers is
known by the authorities to have been
the only la who saw the assault
on James NJ. Stewart, the carpenter,
ten days ago. Rogers has since pro-
tested that he did not recognize any
Of the men who accompanied Stew
art from his home on the night he
was left at the roadside for dead.
San Franeisco-Miss Isabelle Clark
who committed suicide at DR.. Nc
Nuts hospital. where she had been
for some time undergoing treatment
for nervous prostration, left a will be-
queathing practically all of her prop
erty to her sister. Mrs. Grace Schrone,
OF Chicago. The will is an Geographic
one and appoints DIR. McNutt the exc
cutor of her estate. which is of great
value. Miss Isabelle Clark was one of
the four daughters Of w. s. Clark
who came TO California before the dis