The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-01-19
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Lincoln, Neb.-The hearing In the
Western Baseball Leauge injunction
case was postponed until next FRI
day.
Manila.-Archbishop j. ]. Harty. the
newly arrived Catholic prelate, has as
sured the Philippine commission that
he will do all in his power to assist In
the development of the islands.
Washington.-The United States
fleet at Panama has been augmented
by the gunboat Bennington and the
torpedo boat destroyers Preble and
Paul Jones which have arrived from
San Francisco.
San Francisco.-Major General Mac
Arthur has issued an order to the
effect that no extended leave OF abb
sence will be granted to army officers
serving in the Pacific division OF the
army until further notice.
Berlin-The Empress Augusta VIC
tt ria is suffering from a slight injury
to her foot, necessitating a cancella-
tion of her court for ladies fixed for
January 20. The debutantes will be
presented to the empress at one of the
court balls.
ST. Louis.-Prof. Frederick Starr, Of
the University of Chicago. left here
for the Pacific coast, where he will
sail to Japan in order to secure rep
resentatives of the Ainu people. the
aborgines of the Japanese Islands, for
the Exposition.
Manila.-Rear Admiral Robley d.
Evans, in command of the United
States Asatic. fleet, arrived here from
Honolulu with the battleship squadron
sailing in close formation. The speed
maintained. during the entire trip av-
eraged over twelve knots per hour
Denver.-D. A. King, Jr., president
of the Colorado State Rife association,
mas made worlds record. scoring S17
points in consecutive shots with the
rifle at the grounds of the Denver Rife
Club. The previous record. s0S points
made by Colonel II. Pope. had stood
for long time.
Blomfontein. Orange River Colony
A waterspout destroyed three hotels
and many houses here. and it is be-
lieved resulted in loss or life. The
number of dead, however. has not yet
been ascertained. Hundreds of per-
sons have been rendered homeless and
destitute by the disaster.
Washington.-The president today
sent the following nominations to the
senate: Receiver of public moneys,
or a C.an
Postmasters: California-John Wood.
at Pasadena; Z. t. Ketcham. Santa
Maria. Oregon-A. M. Woodford. Med
ford. Utah-Joseph Odell. Logan.
Berlin. Orders have been sent to
the commodore in command of the
German West Indian squadron to send
the ships now at Havana to United
States ports. During the next ten
days the vineta with the commodore
on board will go to New Orleans. the
Faulke to Mobile, Ala. and the Ga
zelle to Galveston. Texas.
London.-A large portion of the his
toric Knepp Castle at Horsham. Sus-
sex. was destroyed by fire Saturday
night. Sir Merrik and Lady Burrell.
who is the daughter OF Walter VIII
liams, of Baltimore, Nd, had a mar
rev escape. The castle contained a
number of valuable Van Dykes and
Holbeins, only a few Of which were
saved.
London.--Justice Jeune. In the di-
vorce division of the high court of JUS
lice, granted Major Walter DeSum-
arez Maud a divorce from his wife. on
the ground that her marriage to d.
r. Hanna, of Cleveland, Ohio. was
bigamous. The Mauds were married
at New York on April 49, 1897. While
Maud was fighting in South Africa
his wife obtained a divorce from him
in America and on February 19, 1900.
married Mr. Hanna