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The Esterhazy Wine Cellar.

is getting so that man cannot go any
where or even turn around without having
to pay somebody something.
The Esterhazy Wine Cellar.
One Of the most interesting places In
Vienna Is Prince Esterhazy's wine cellar.
It has been running for more than five CEN
turtles and the customs and the prices have
never been changed. Generation after gen.
GRAFTON, century after century. have climb
ed down a long flight Of stone steps into a
large windowless vault, chiseled out of the
rock beneath the Esterhazy palace, in the
older section Of Vienna. The earthen floor
has been trodden by millions OF people,
and the mold of half thousand years
has stained the walls of stone. It Is dim
and gloomy place, with no natural light
except that which comes down the narrow
shaft Of the long stairs, but hanging to
the walls and from the ceiling are num-
her of large old-fashioned oil lamps. There
Is a narrow bench all around the wall with
a shelf above the head where the visitor
can place his hat and bundles and luncheon
or rest his glass.
The place Is open only at meal times
that IL, between II and o'clock at noon
and from to o'clock in the afternoon
and 1t Is freQuented mostly by working
men and their families, although the wine
Is the same that is served on the table of
the emperor and at all the best hotels and
restaurants, where 1t costs ten or twenty
times as much. All Of the wine comes
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Especial Correspondence The Star and the Chicago
Record Herald.
VIENNA, August 16. 1906.
In a homely dark closet, like hole In the
wall. with shelves of stone and door of
I iron-bound oak, in the Augustiner kirche
(the Church of st. Augustine), in the center
of the city of Vienna. are deposited sixty
nine human hearts. They once pulsated In
the bodies of the members of the Hapsburg
dynasty which has reigned over Austria
. since the year 1916. when Rudolph. brave
young knight, came from HapSburg castle
on the Lake of Lucerne and overthrow
King Ottokar of Bohemia, who was the
ruler of the country. The old seat of the
Hapsburgs near the town of Lucerne is now
occupied by a villa of modern comforts
and conveniences and is the home of Min
ME Hauk the Countess Wartegg, the IA
nous opera singer
Vienna is one of the oldest towns in
Europe. 1t was stronghold of the Romans
and the seat of civil and military gov
eminent that extended over half the con-
tinent. Marcus Aurelius reigned and died
here in the year $50 A. D.. and ever since
1t has been a place of Importance. 1t was
one of the capitals of the holy Roman en-
pire and of Charlemangne and Frederick
Barbarossa in the twelfth century, and the
successors of Rudolph of Hapsburg have
had a continuous, uninterrupted reign. The
church of the Augustine friars dates back
to 1880. and the custom of taking the
hearts from the bodies of the dead kings
and depositing them in this vault began
with the Emperor Matthias about that
time.
The remains of the Austrian emperors
are buried in the Capuchin church., not far
away, and there they lie in long rows of
uniform sarCophagi like a battalion of
Ttans. Matthias ii. the first to be buried
there, died in 1919. and the latest addition
to the group are the remains of the En-
press Elizabeth, who was assassinated as
She was getting off a boat on the lake of
Geneva in 1898. The dust of the Inflated
Macmillan was brought from Mexico and
buried with the rest of his family, and
that of Crown Prince Rudolph, who COM
mitted suicide in such a tragic manner in
1929. is also at the imperial pantheon. Ru-
dolph's heart remains in his body. He is
the only one of all the members of the i'm
perial family who was buried whole. The
hearts of all the rest are kept in the little
stone closet under the care of the Angus
tine monks. Each heart is deposited in q
silver urn. The designs vary considerably
In early times, but in later generations
they have been made uniform, without
ornamentation. and the dampness Of the
closet has furnished them until they look
like tin. 1t is curious custom, and have
mated.
In this same church is one of the most
beautiful tombs in. all the world, carved by
Canova for the remains of the ArchduchesS
- Maria Christina, daughter of Maria There
sa the famous empress and grandmother
of the present emperor. She was very
charitable and kind-hearted woman; she
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founded hospitals and orphan asylums ana
was generous to the poor. Therefore the
design of the monument represents the poor
and the lame and the blind in procession
carving laurels to lay upon her tomb.
Statue to Gutenberg.
There is a great deal Of artistic statuary
about Vienna. There are many monuments
to emperors, soldiers and statesmen, but
equal honor has been paid to a large num-
Der of scientific and literary men. One of
the recent additions is a statue -to Guten-
berg, the inventor of printing = bronze
figure of heroic size standing upon an ar
tistic pedestal down among the printing Of
fees 1t was erected about four years ago
by public subscription, after designs of a
young sculptor named Bitternich, who has
done some other very good work. The in
scription reads:
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DR.. DASHIELL PROMOTED.
q. s. Monitor Florida Arrives-Gos
sip Of the Academy.
special correspondepce Of rhe Star.

Special Correspondence Of The Star. i
ANNAPOLIS, Md, September II, 1906.
DR.. Paul J. Dashiell, who has been at
tached to the department of physics and
chemistry Of the naval academy for num-
Der of years, and who is generally known
as a member of the rules committee of the
intercollegiate Football Association and an
authority on the sport, has been commits
stoned as a. professor Of mathematics Of
the navy. carrying with It the rank Of
lieutenant.
Dr.. Dashiell II . graduate Of Johns
Hopkins and Lehigh. He will remain at
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Engineers Band at Washington circl,

The U. 8. Engineers Band. julius Kam-
per, chief musician. has arranged to give
the following concert program this evening
at Washington Circle. at 7:30 oclocki
o'clock:
March. 1.-The Gladiator. ............s ousa
Overture, "Orpheus" .Ofenbach.
Intermezzo, Flying Arrow".. 80. .Holzmann.
Selection, ''Rigoletto". Verdi.
Waltz, WINE Women and Song" Strauss.
Selection. 1.-THE Prince of Pilsen' -. .Luders.
Grand American Fantasia. .Bendin.
Vocal polka, 1.-THE Jolly Blacksmiths,"
Luckily.
''The star-spangIed Banner"
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tached to the department of physics and
chemistry. z
Lieut. John D. Wainwright has been de-
tached from the U. s. s. Dubuque and or
dered to the naval academy for duty.
The u. 8. monitor Florida arrived here
yard, and will go into reserve today. The
monitor Arkansas will also go into reserve
today. u
The u. 8. tug Standish left here this
morning for Norfolk with a squad Of sea-
men for the navy yard. Norfolk. b
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have heard 1t asserted, however, that the
expense of raising grapes and making wine
Is SO much greater now than it used to be
that 1t costs this ancient house large sum
annually to keep up the custom of their an
cestors; that there is a deficit of several
thousand forms every year. The palace
which stands over the cellar is not oceu-
pied by the family now. 1t Is one Of the
oldest in Vienna and is let out to tenants
The Esterhazys long ago built a new pal
ace in a more fashionable locality.
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Thousands Of situations nave been OBJ
Star.
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MUCH ARTISTIC STATUARY
Imposing Monument to Gutenberg, In
ventor of Printing.
TASTE AND UTILITY JOINED
Meat Market Conducted by the City
Tipping Street Car Conductors
Esterhazy Wine Cellar.

BY WILLIAM E. CURTIS.
Especial Correspondence Of The Star and the Chicago
Record Herald.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-31
A NEW CORPORATION
 HAS BEEN FORMED Articles of Incorporation of Warren Company Filed
 At County Seat.

The articles of incorporation of the
 Warren Company were filed in the of.
 flee of the county recorder at Tomb
 stone on Monday. The incorporauors Iof the new company are l.. W. Pow |ell. H. B. Paul. and J. K. Shoemaker, and the capital stock is $665, ,000. Just what the object of the new corporation is has not been announc- ed as yet, but information received from the east would indicate that this corporation will take over the surface rights of the Warren Realty and De velopment company, and will also con struct the street car line which is to connect the new town with Bisbee. Another object which the report says is to be attained by the new company is that of building homes for the min CTS and employees of the Bonanza Cir cle companies.
 Whether this new corporation is a subsidiary company Of the c. & A.
 Mining company, or whether it is sub. sidiary to the Warren Realty & Deyel. opment Company, could not be asceT. tained.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-31
AN EXHIBIT OF CHILDREN'S MlLLINER'

Children have their share in the new fashions will be glad to see what we've been planning the way of sensible hats for school or dress W to see our smart showing of hats.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-31

one of the railroad systems. MT.
 Mackey came to Bisbee about five months ago from Pueblo, Colo, to ac- cept the position which had been left
 vacant by the untimely death of E. 70. Rouzer, and has been very success fui in his management of the hostelry.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-31
RESULT OF COLLISION

OSTEND, Belgium. Oct 30-The German steamer Hermann, from Ant werp for the Mediterranean, was sunk in the channel, Oct 2Sth, as the result of collision.
 Twenty-three of the crew were drowned
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-31
AKERMAN CHAMPION
 WRESTLER OF WORLD

LIMA, O., Oct. 30.-Al Alderman de. .catch-can wrestling championship of the world. welterweight class, here to- night. Alderman gained the first fall in one hour and 46 minutes, and the second in 45 seconds
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-31
HAS RESIGNED POSITION.

W. c. Mackey. manager of the Cop per Queen Hotel, has resigned his po- sition, and as soon as his successor can be secured he will leave for Colo rado. where he will take over the man. agement of several eating houses on
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-31
STEAMER SINKS AND
 800 ARE DROWNED

LONDON, Oct. 30.-The Hamburg correspondent of the Tribune reports the laundering of the Russian steamer Jessica in the Gulf of Bothnia The captain of the steamer and thirty men were drowned.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-31

The purification of our food has got as far as the label, and great hopes are entertained that it may soon get inside the can.
 The Democratic party in Honolulu has endorsed both MT. Bryan and MT. Roosevelt. Evidently the Honolulu Democrats intend to land on their feet S
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-31
PROMINENT cHUHcHMAN
 IN SERIOUS CONDITION

NASHVILLE. Oct. 30.-Advices from Jackson, Miss. state that Bishop c. NJ. Galloway, of the M. E. Church. South. was stricken with congestion of the brain at his home here today. and that his condition is precarious.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-31

Ore of our little islands around Ha- wall is said to be blowing away. Thus does the i'll wind get in some more of it's good work.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-10-31

Dr. Parkhurst says a man can be wicked without being rich. Yes, but in that event, he has to usually pay the penalty.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-10-03
ASSEMBLY TICKET
FILLED
LORENZO RECANZONE OF PARA
Disc VALLEY CONSENTS
To Enter Campaign-Broad-m minded and
Acquainted With the Needs Of
Humboldt County.

The Republican County Central Com
mittee received word yesterday that
Lorenzo Recanzone would consent TO
accept the nomination for assembly
man which had been rendered to him
by the Republican County Convention.
At ne time the nomination was made
it was feared that Mr. Recanzone n ght
not accept the honor rendered him, and
the information that he had consented
was welcomed by the Central Conn hit
tee.
Mr.. Recanzone is broadminded man
and one well acquainted with legisla-
tive needs of Humboldt. He is enga,s
in the milling and orchard business IN
Paradise alley and has made con
spicuous success in his business affairs.
In Humboldt county Mr.. Recanzone
enjoys large circle of friends. His
generous and friendly nature has made
him a friend of al classes.
His name on the ticket will strength.
en- it very much and Republicans are
pleased with his acceptance, not only
because of his own fitness for the NOM
ination, but the strength he will add
to the ticket.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-10-03
TAIISTICS OF HUMBOLDT GATH
iKEO

We respectfully request the voters oil
humboldt county to read tomorrow a
Silver State. We have gathered con
siderable amount of statistics in refer
nee to one feature of the county gov
ernment and from this we will attemp
show that a certain plank in the
Democratic platform is vague and in
consistent.
Working under the assumption that
he voters of Humboldt county are open
20 argument and willing to hear both
iides of the campaign now being waAe d
we have gathered these statistics and
will present them in an argumentative
-orm.
every voter in HUMBOLDT county will
receive an issue of tomorrow's Silver
State. We have compiled the list of
voters in the county and each of these
will receive a copy of tomorrow pa
per.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-10-03
NO. S GOES IN THE
DITCH
BROKEN RAIL THROWS MIDNIGHT
PASSENGER.
Accident Happened in the Yards Hero
About Quarter of Mile South
Of the Depot Building.

: Last night as No. was leaving thg
yards she ran into a broken rail and a
result the tender of the train nov
lies a mass of broAen ana crumple,
ron. The engine was not seriously dam
iged and it is now IN the repair shop
The principal damage resulted to til
lender and baggage. The rear truck.
of the tender broke loose and mashe,
INTO the trucks of the baggage car Tn,
lender is now on it's side at the seen
of the accident and is badly shattered
\ gang Of workmen are repairing tn
rack.
No one was hurt in the accident ane
the passengers of the train did no
know that wreck hau occurred. A new
engine was attached and the train col
inuea its journey west.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-10-03
TEAMSTER HAS AN
ACCIDENT
YESTERDAY JOE BUkGANA BROKE
HIS LEFT FOREARM
Accident Happened Near Toll House
and Was Caused BY Brake
Lever Slipping.

A very painful accident happened
to Joe Burgana yesterday a mile this
side of the Toll nouse. Burgana was
driving the fourteen horse team own.
ed by ID. Bengoa on the return trip TO
McDermitt. About me- this SIDE of
the Toll House IN down graue In the
road nc placed his foot on the brake
beam and showed it heavily forward.
The beam caught in the notch, but
scarcely had Burgana removed his foot
when it slipped out, and flying back at
great force struck the teamster on the
left forearm, knocking him from the
wagon and causing fracture at the
point of contact.
Durgana continued his journey to the
Iol House. lie was suffering great pain
out managed to keep his team going.
AT the Toll House a telephone mos-
sage was sent to -Dr. Giroux, who or
dered the injured man to return to Win
nemucca and have the bone set. This
was done yesterday aft rnoon.
Burgana will carry his am in a sling
or some time, but will not be perma-
emily crippled
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-10-03
COUNTY RECORDER w. :. WILKIN
SON TURNS IN S446.25.

w. L. Wilkinson, County Recorder
for Humboldt county, yesterday truned
into the -.ecorder's s office the amount
of $446.25 as Office receipts for his Of
ice during the month ending October
L. This in itself is not large amount,
and yet it is the largest ever turned
in by the Recorder office
The money turned into the county by
the Recorders Office consists of fees
collected for the recording of mining
ocations, leeds, brands, etc. Careful
eolleceitno sof all money due the county
for such work has been responsible for
he large amount turned into the county
yesterday.
The Recorder 8 Office is one of the
county Offices which more than paws
or itself. The salary of the Office is
3120 month ard the fees Of the Office
amount to several times that much each
month.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-10-03
LOCAL MEN CONTROL OLD BOs
TON SHELTER

RENO, Nsv., Oct. 3.-The olr Bos
on electric smelter, operated for 8
lumber of years at Reno by the Unitec
states Electric Smelling and Reductio.
Company, has been taken over by 10
cal company controlled by E. c. Pohle
a Colorado capitalist and metallurgist
I. Dunaway and w. J. Westerfeld
Who will install large reduction plant
hat will use the Pohle process for hand
ing s,.licous sulphide ores. The planl
will be of twenty-five tons capacity
Until the tests are completed, and thei
t will be enlarged to capacity OF
from 200 to 300 tons daily, and proba
oily larger. 1t will be operated with
lectric power generated in the PLAN
by water from the Truckee river.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-10-03
MAN WHO CLs-A-4- land NAY
WIN OUT

RENO, New, Oct. "A partial vie.
tory has been won in the district court
by Thornton A. Read, young real es
tate man who recently jumpcd valua
lie island standing in the middle Of tn,
Truckee river in the eastern part Of
Reno. The court holds that he ID enti
tied to the unfenced portion Of the IS
land, but recognizes the prior right of
the plaintiff in the suit. who brought
ejoctment proceedings to the fenc d
portion. The court did not pass upon
the question of title, but of possession
The island was held by w. c. Short,
rancher, to whom it had descended
from other parties by d; ed. Read
claimed the island had never been en-
tered and patented and accordingly
! u;lt a calm upon it and took posses
sion. The court left the matter of title
to the T, deral courts, but held that
inasmuch as Short was in possession
of the fenced portion. before Read
jumped the island that his right - q
settler was prior. The property Il,
valuable and the case win be ap-
pealed.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-10-03
IS KICKED BY A
MULE
HOMER TRESGASkIS RECEIVES
PAINFUL INJURY.
Long Eared Creature Lands on His
Right Cheek, Knocking Him
Senseless.

Homer Tresgaski of McDermitt met
with an accident at the "Hog john
ranch near Danglemeyers day before
yesterday.
1t happened that while harnessing
his mules the last one to be harnessed,
during the adjustment of the crupper,
objected and kicked Homer on the left
side of the face, cutting cash three
inches long that required seven stitches
to mend.
That the accident did not result in q
mortal injury is somewhat miraculous
for fraction of an inch higher and the
mules shoe would have penetrated the
young mans temple.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-10-03
F. G. HOENSTINE

Under the political announcement
heading today appears the card of +.
G. Hoenstine, Democratic candidate for
County Treasurer.
In placing his announcement with us
Mr.. Hoenstine stated that he had wait
I'd until he felt sure our vocabulary OF
big words had been used up and that
in his announcement he wanted no flow
cry words attached.
The record of Mr.. Hoenstine in the
Office OF County Treasurer voices his
worth in plain fact. He has made a
or. r.oitable record.
From Republican point Of view the
only fault with the present County
Treasurer is that he is Democrat, but
this consideration IS overweighed by
the great quality of goodness inherent
in him.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-10-03
BOTH LEGS CUT OFF BY TRAIN AT
LOVELOCk

The county hospital received tele-
gram from Lovelock this morning no.
flying them that a patient would be
up on the afternoon train and that the
patient had been run over by train
IN Lovelock and both legs had been
severed from his body.
A second telegram received about an
hour later notified the hosp tai that the
man had died and would not be brought
up to Winnemucca. No facts were OBJ
tainable this afternoon in regard to the
matter and it is supposed that the un-
fortunate man was a stranger in Love-
lock.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-10-03
WEATHER REPORT.

Local Office u. S. Weather Bureau Of
the Department of Agriculture, Win
nemucea, New, Oct 2, 1906:
Maximum temperature SO degr es
Minimum temperature, 3s degrees.
Mean temperature, go degrees.
Normal temperature, 81 grees.
Prevailing wind, direction, southwest.
Precipitation, none.
Forecast for Winnemucca and vicin
ity for twenty-four hours ending p.
m, October 4, issued from San Francis
co, CAL: Fair, cooler tonight; Thurs.
day fair.
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Truckee Woman Ill.

RENO, New, Oct. 3.-Mrs. R. A.
Mcguire of Truckee, who has hcen Wis
iting in Reno for several days. WAS
poisoned by eating canned salmon and
was i'll a day and night. 1t was feared
is much better but is too WEAK to re
turn to her home. The salmon caused
ptomaine poisoning. Several others who
ate small quantities of the salmon were
made violently i'll.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-10-03
YOU CAN ORDER BOTH NOW AT
wINNEMUCCA RESTAURANTS

Quite a novel institution fiourishes
on the outs...rts of Winnsmucca. II is
rabhitry and was installed by 8. j.
Anderson in connection with his poul-
try yards. Altogether there are about
800 rabbits there. Several thorough
trcd Belgian hares have lately been :
ceived from the east