The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-09-09
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Boston-The wool market remains
quiet, with prices firm. Territory
woods head the list of sales at the fol-
lowing quotations: Fine wools. scour-
ed, So a SO: fine medium, As a 46-
Staple territory, secured, 50 a SO.
Port Jefferson, l.. I.-Seven bodies
have been washed ashore between
Fort Jefferson and Wading river. II
is supposed they are those of sailors
who were lost from the schooner
which was capsized in the storm Of
August 18th.
New York-Four men were seriously
injured Monday afternoon during the
running of five-mile motorcycle
race, handicap, at the Manhattan
Beach track. They plunged over the
track embankment opposite the grand
stand while going at high rate of
speed.
Chicago-An excursion steamer left
Sandusky for bennington, Canada,
Monday morning and had not arrived
at midnight Tuesday. A great storm
swept the lake during the day and it
is feared that the vessel has been lost.
1t carried 120 passengers and may
have put into some sheltered bay.
New Orleans-Advices of the destruc-
ton by hurricane of San Miguel
Yucatan, have been received. Not a
building is left standing. Not liv-
ing being is in sight. 1t was the old
est town in Mexico The hurricane
caused immense damage along the
coast and many lives were lost.
Syracuse. N. Y-A man named Mil
ler a German, was arrested at his
home lee Monday on the testimony
vi a woman who alleges that he
threatened the President, while view
ing the parade. He denies vigorous
but fei to give satisfactory explana
ton of his movements during the day
st. Louis-Twenty-fi thousand
square feet of hill just east of Arl
Hill, on the Worlds fair grounds
have been assigned by the exposition
management as site or demonstra-
ton for the Marconi wireless tele-
graph company From here wireless
messages will be flashed across land
and sea to far-distant corners in the
d World.
Osining. N. Y.-Patrick A. Conklin
was put to death in the electric chan
al Sing Sing prison early yesterda,
morning. Three shocks were given
before the man was pronounced dead
Conklin shot and mortally wounded
his wife on June 10, 1902, at theil
home. CAT Western Sixteenth street
New York City. The couple had quar-
REED and separated several times.
Topeka, Kan.-At the inquiry in the
district court before Judge Hazen Il
ascertain, if possible, whether Goa
trust exists among the operators anC
dealers, John Jacks, the first witness
mine-owner of Usage county and de
clared that he would not give evidenc'
because it was discriminating. Th'
rest of the day was spent in arguing
the question of forcing the witness
to testify.
Anthony, Kan.-During wind
storm the tent in which John Robin
sons circus was exhibiting was blown
dGwn. An immense crowd of peopl
was in the menagerie, and when tn
po.es and canvass came down, hun
died or more people were hurt, o
whom fifty reQuiied medical attention
Price Joyner, a farmer, was probabl.
fatally hurt. Cages containing tn
wild anima.s were overturned, some o
the cages falling on people. None o
the animals escaped.
Pittsburg, Pa.-Fire which brok
out in the large stables of the Allie
cheney Transfer company at Sixteenth
and Liberty streets, resulted in los
of at least 100000. distributed owe
a greater portion of the block bounds
by Sixteenth and Seventeenth street
and Liberty and Spring alley. TIL
blaze originated in the stables sup
posedly from the overturning of
iantern, setting fire to some hay
There were 1913 horses in the stabl