The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-01-07
O0ings Of the Day Reflected
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THE HISTORY OF the WORLD
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mer army officer. was arrested here
for bigamy. One of his wives Is the
daughter Of Senator Fitzpatrick. for
merly of Nevada.
London-Holders of American and
other foreign wheat on the Sotckton
corn market put up the price one shill-
ing per quarter in consequence Of the
far eastern situation.
Sacramento-A general order viii be
Issued from the Office Of the Adjutant-
General mastering out of the service
the Signal Corps Of the Third Brigade
on the score that 1t has failed during
the past year to send in any reports
to General Muller and for general in
competency.
New York-Martin ". Dolan, for
merly an Albany contractor, but who
had just accepted a position as in
spector of masonry In the construc-
ton of the Manhattan bridge across
the East river. met death In the COM
pressed air Of the caissons which ars
| being used to lay the foundations OF
| the river bed.
| San Francisco-The police notified
| the Grand opera house management
that no one would be permitted to.
stand at the Patti concerts. No chairs
will be allowed in the aisles. All must
show seat checks to the police before
entering. The officials are determined
to prevent possible repetition Of the
0Eicago panic.
Stanford-When the results of the
| final examinations for the present
Terms was announced today. ffty-one
students were found to have fiunked
students were from all classes. Besides
those who fiunked, ninety-two other
were on the verge Of failure. They
were warned by the faculty to i'm
| prove in their studies.
Tokio-Governor Taft Of the Philip
pine Islands and his wife have been
granted an audience by the emperor
and empress, lunching with them lat
er. Subsequently an informal discus
sion took place. the emperor express
ng his satisfaction at the friendly
relations which exist between America
and Japan. which he hoped would con-
tinue. He wished the Americans to
understand that Japan was striving
earnestly and patiently to maintain
| peace.
Wallace Qda.)-Acting under the
orders of District Judge Morgan. the
sheriff of Shosshone county publicly
burned all the gambling outfits seized
several days ago in a raid on the
gambling resorts OF about twenty
towns in the Coeur d'Alene district.
Devices of all descriptions valued at
many thousands of dollars were des-
troyed. The owner shad the para
phernaiia insured and state that they
will hold the insurance companies res
ponsible for their loss.
Milwaukee (Wis.)-Captain Freder-
ck Pabst. whose funeral has just been
held, on Christmas made gifts to every
member Of his family. said by his
close friends to aggregate some $5.-
O00, 900 or $6,OO0.O00 Captain Pabst
fully realized that his illness would be
fatal, and that the end was not far
off To his wife and each one Of his
| four children he handed stock certif-
Gates and deeds representing. Il is be-
lieved, something over s1.ooo,0o0 in each
case. The entire wealth of Captain
Pabst Is estimated at $10.000.000.
San Francisco-Joseph Martini. pro-
prietor of a Pacific street resort. was
shot and killed by Edward Richards.
a recent arrival in this city. Rich
ards entered Martins place and or
dered drinks for all present. After
they were served he refused to pay for
the liquor. Martini walked from be-
hind the bar to eject Richards. who
quickly drew a revolver and fired. Tho
| ball struck Mrtini over the right eye
and he fell. mortally wounded. dying
| without recovering consciousness.
Richards escaped but was soon cap
tured and charged with murder.