The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-01-23
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TnE HISTORY OF THE WORLD
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Washington.-Senato Hanna, who
has had another attack of Ia grippe.
Is reported much better today.
Indianapolis. Ind.-A resolution fav-
oring the election Of senator's by direct
vote was passed by the United Mine
Workers convention.
San Jose, CaL-Mrs. Randolph W.
Apperson. mother OF Mrs. Phoebe
Hearst, died at her home near Law
renee station yesterday.
Paris.-President Harper. Of ChicA-
go university and Carl Melchers, an
artist, have been decorated with the
Cross of the Legion OF Honor.
Colombus, O.-Ned Howard Fowler.
leading man of thex Empire Theater
Stock company. shot and killed him.
self in the presence OF his wife. Laura
Nelson Hall. whom he married recent
ly. Nervousness is assigned az the
cause, due to overwork.
st. Louis.-The Missouri Press asso-
citation in annual session here, ex-
PEELED former Lieutenant Governor
John A. Lee and I. L. Page, editor Of
the Bonne Terre, Missouri. Star. be-
cause of their alleged connection with
Doodle scandals In Jefferson City.
Minnneapolis.-Cons General Good
now, of Shanghai, China, has hurried
ly left for his post He had been visit
ing relatives here. but developments IN
China have been such. 1t IL UNDER
stood, that the government ordered
him to report at Shanghai az soon a.
possible.
Constantinople.-The sultan has or
dered, that general amnesty be grant
ed to the Bulgarians and Macedonians
who have been imprisoned for par
ticipation in the disturbances Of last
summer. Before giving effect to this
decree. however, the porte Is trying 20
obtain assurances regarding Buigaria's
attitude in the future.
London.-George Chockoloff. q sur
geon In the Bulgarian army. formerly
a student at the University OF Penn
sylvania. sailed for New York from
Liverpool on the White Star Line
steamer Majestic to collect funds for
the relief of the Macedonian refugees.
DIR. Chockoloff is closely connected
with the Macedonian movement.
Washington.-Surgeon General Wy
man Of the Public Health and Marine
Hospital service has returned from
Mexico where he secured the co-opera-
ton Of that government in measures
intended to prevent the recurrence OF
epidemic in the yellow fever region.
Dr. Wyman says that with the pre-
cautions agreed on the recurrence OF
yellow fever in the summer and au-
tumn may be prevented.
Stockton. Mrs. D. c. Matteson. q
pioneeer resident of this city, was
struck by a Southern Pacific train as
it was crossing Sacramento street. ana
had her left hand and foot SO badly
crushed that the foot had to be am
putated above the ankle and two nm
gers had to be removed. She II 70
years of age and may not recover from
the shock. Her husband II lying at
the point of death as the results Of
complication of diseases. s
New York-Thousands Of persons,
many of them children. have viewed
the remains of George Francis Train,
which were lying in state in NOR
tuary chapel Scientists, with the
consent of Mr.. Trains relatives. have
removed the brain for the purpose OF
na.ysls. The organ was found to be
remarkably heavy and showed no signs
of withcring as is usual In persons OF
his age. 1t weighed 53.S ounces and
ranks, according to medical records.
twenty-seventh in the list OF brain
weights of 1o6 worid-famous men.
This is six ounces more than the aver
age.
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