The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-01-25
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New York.-Episcopai Bishop Thos.
Underwood Dudley. OF Louisville. KY,
died here Of heart disease.
Washington.-Senator Foraker has
presented the credentials OF Senator
Hanna for the term Of six years begin
ming Feb. I. 1906 -
Dessau. Germany.--The Duke Of An.
hall has had another apopletic stroke
and now lies at Castle Ballensteit in
an unconscious condition.
New York.-The four masted schoon-
er Augustus Hunt. Captain Blair, from
Norfolk. January 18th, for Boston, was
wrecked OF westhampton, L. /.
New York.-Fire In the upper noors
Of the six-story factory Of the T. w.
Bliss company In Plymouth street did
s6oo. 900 damage. The company manu-
facturss dies and presses for metal
stamping and castings and other pasta
Of white head torpedoes for the United
States navy.
Peoria.-The coroner's Jury that hAs
been investigating the collision on the
Illinois Central between q work train
and a string OF cars ON Monday last.
resulting In three deaths, has, held Il
". Walker, conductor Of the work train
guilty Of criminal nesitgence and fec-
ommends that he be held for mAn-
tslaughter.
Harrisburg. rs.-Tke slmaMaaeoss
brealrkng or two of thu thirty inch
mains which feed the reservoir aad
supply water to the net work OF pip1ss
throughout Harrisburg has csused th1
worst water famine ever known IL this
vicinity. Houses. hotels. railroads.
mills and factories have been cut OF.
This state of affairs II most serious.
Chicago.-The steamer Iowa Of the
Goodrich line. with . crew OF fifteen
passengers is Ice bound near the two
mile crib north Of Chicago harbor.
Difficulty was encountered by the bsAt
in leaving the harbor. and several
miles from shore 1t was unable to pro-
ceed. The boat Is being kept in view
by men at the life saving station. al
though no danger Ii feared. The boat
has provisions for three days.
washington.-The president has sent
to the senate the nomination Of Miss
Martha C. Brown as receiver OF pub
lie moneys at Gunnison. Colo. Miss
Brown II renominated. having been
originally appointed to that once In
April. 1898. She is stated to be the
second woman ever appointed to the
office Of receiver OF public moneys. the
other. case being that OF Miss Minnie
Williams. who held that ONCE in Lam
der, Wyo.
Lincoln. Neb.-Chief Justice Hol-
ccmb of the state supreme court has
Auditor Pierce for a temporary re-
ceiver for the Bankers Union Of the
World, an insurance order with head
quarters in Omaha. and Sheri6 Pow
ers Of Omaha was appointed. It ID al
legged the order is insolvent, that all
liabilities have not been reported. that
the amount due policy holders and un-
paid Is $4,000 and that the assets are
only $500.
omaha.-Mrs. Otilie Hauptstuck. OF
San Francisco. who was taking the
dead body OF her husband to Germany
for burial and who was taken from .
Union Pacific train week ago suffer-
ing from an accident sustained At tho
docks in San Francisco. died here.
| The woman was unconscious when re-
moved from the train. and the fact
that she was in charge Of . corpse
was not known for several days. The
body OF her husband had disappeared
and railway officials are now trying
to locate it, Nothing 10 known OF the
| woman's California relatives.
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