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The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-08-14
Surprised the fasteners

Yesterday afternoon just as one OF
the crowded excursion trains pulled
In from the east, Dick" Ritchie rode
his handsome chestnut sorrel charger
up to the depot platform, and sat
watching the tourists promenading up
and down and rubbering at the pretty
girls of Winnemucca-that is, the
tourists were rubbering; Dick had on
a full-dress cowboy uniform, and
happened to have about fifty feet Of
raw-hide lariat coiled up and hanging
from the horn of the saddle. He at
once became the cvnosure of all eyes,
especially those of the lady excur-
sionists. One of these approached
evidently as close as she dared. looked
long and admiringly at the horse and
his rider. and then turned to one of
the other ladies and exclaimed, We'll,
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-08-14
RETURNING FROM PHILIPPINES
Detachment Of Artillery at
Stock COrrdls

A detachment of the Twenty-fifth
U. S. Cavalry, field battery, COM
prising sixty men, and ninety-eight
horses, with full equipment filling six
teen cars, arrived this afternoon, the
train running as a special. The
horses were unloaded In the cora
here for feeding and stay Of two
or three hours made.
Captain Menair, and there are asso-
The detachment is in charge OF
ciated with him First Lieutenant A
H. Sunderland and First Lieutenant
Deems. The officers are accompanied
by their wives, and are travelling in
Pullman sleepers. There is also q
dining car attached to the train. The
detachment arrived in San Francisco
few days ago, having left the Phil
ippine islands on the 9th of June
They have been ordered to proceed tC
Fort Riley, Kansas. for further orders
AS the special train neared Love
lock this morning, it met with an ac
cident that Narrowly escaped causing
bad wreck. The drive wheel on the
right side of the engine flew off, ant
for a few seconds it looked as If mix
up would follow that outdid anything
the gallant boys in khaki saw in the
islands for excitement. The air
brakes were applied, however, in tim'
to bring the train to stop befor'
any damage was done.
Captain McNair stated to a reporter
| for the Silver State that stop is mad'
every day for the purpose of feedin,
the horses and giving them exerci e
It is expected that ten days will b.
required to reach Fort Riley, whicl
is Uncle Sans great training schoo
for the artillery and cavalry branche
of the service.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-08-14

fruit trade is paralyzed for the next
twelve months. Hundreds of pros
porous fruit grove have been brought
to bankruptcy and ruin.
which it was at first supposed had
escaped, also suffered considerably.
New banana plantations newly plant
ed there were partly destroyed, and
the orange and coffee crops were also
injured.
The Norwegian steamer Salvatore
di Giorgy was driven ashore at Annot-
ia bay and lies in a dangerous posi-
tion. Several sailing vessels were
wrecked on the north side. 1t is still
stormy and threatening and there, are
fears that there may be a renewal
of the storm.
| Thousands of houses in Kingston
were damaged, the wharves were bat
tered and several coasting vessels were
sunk in the harbor. Trade is prac-
| tically at a standstill.
! The southeastern portion of the ISL
and has been practically denuded OF
its crops, the rivers are flooded and
many men were carried out to sea
and drowned. Considering the dam
age to property during the hurricane,
the loss of life was comparatively
small, though the present estimate
now is that the death list will reach
fifty Hundreds OF persons were In
jured and there were numerous hair
ble eadth escapes. The property loss is
estimated at $1O.000.000.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-08-14
Married Last Night

David B. See and Miss Juanita
Echeverria were married last evening
at the residence of Mrs. G. w. Ne sol
on Bridge street. Judge Bonnifleld Off
ciating. Following the wedding, the
guests, numbering nearly one hund ed,
were served with a bountiful supper
10 Mrs. Nelson's dining room, and
later the happy couple were treated to
the customary "charivari," and then
serenaded by Marino Bros orchestra.
The bride has resided in Winnie
mucca for about year. and has made
and retained many friends. Mr.. See
is a native-born Winnemuccan and has
lived here all his life. They will make
their future home in this city.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-08-14
HOME NEWS IN
PARAGRAPHS
Personal and Local Items OF
Interest to All, Picked
Up Today

S. B. Hamill. of Chicago, is at the
Lafayette.
E. D. Sewers, San Francisco trav-
cling man. is here today.
R. T. Evans came n from the ranch
yesterday evening, and returned this
morning.
Dave Rose, the ieweler. is in the
doctors care today, being threatened
with an attack cf sever.
Born-In Winnemucca, New, Friday,
August IA, 1908, to the wife of Ben
jamin Menecucci, daughter.
Mrs. Chas. Muller and children left
on No last evening for Golconda
for a weeks visit with relatives.
W. B. Sallender was in town from
Tonopah for a few hours today. and
eft on No. for Golconda, his former
home.
Postoffice Inspector Dresco. from
Reno, was in town yesterday even
ing on business connected with the
department
J. r. Harvey left this afternoon for
Paradise, having been excused from
rurther service as a juror at the pres
ent term OF court
AT 10 O'CLOCK a. m. tomorrow Judge
Bonnife,d will pass sentence upon
VIM. Adams and F. Winters, the self
fconfessed car-robbers.
W. l.. Pearce arrived from his
Pleasant Valley ranch today on his
way to Silver City. Idaho, to bring
back his wife and children. who are
visiting Mrs. Pearces mother.
The case of Louis Taussig VS.. Chris
Diehl, suit to recover ON account,
, was finished last night and a judg-
! ment rendered in favor of the plain
tiff for the full amount OF the claim,
something over $50.
]. c. Hadley, his son-in-law, Fred
Masterson, and their families left to-
day for Idaho. in the Bear river
| country, to which they are going with
the intention of locating. They are
moving their household goods with
them.
The appearance of Bridge street IS
being greatly improved by a number
of newly-painted fronts. The Fashion
, saloon, the new font oe Th
and d. McB. Roses jewelry store and
+ bicycle shop are the latest TO don
fresh coats Of paint.
!, There were four special trains
/ through Winnemucca today, one al
:. noon, and the others due at 4, 4:1C
: and 4:45 respectively. 1t is authen-
! tically announced that seventeen spec
D ial trains will leave Ogden between
noon today and o'clock tomorrow
g morning, all carrying excursionists Il
: San Francisco
The second trial of Murphy and
e Hanley for burglary set for this morn
/ ing was postponed until tomorrow
e morning at 10 o'c'ock, on account OF
/ the inability of the prosecuting wit.
ness, Mr.. Crossfield, to reach Winnie
D mucca today. Nine jurors were Sc
: cured from the original venire Of ter
e additional names issued and given tC
: the sheriff today. The summons were
all served, and the remaining thret
: jurors will be selected tomorrow morn
, ing.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-08-14
STATE NEWS
BRIEFLY TOLD
Late News Notes Gathered
From Many Places in
New dd

A fourprong deer was killed by an
Indian near Tahoe city last Sunday.
A movement has been started for
the formation of military company
at Reno.
The Appeal says there are six eases
of smallpox on the Hi Jones ranch in
Carson valley.
The third crop of Alfalfa is being
cut in Lincoln county. Nothing slow
about that section of Nevada.
Major Long of Reno has been APP
pointed an aide on the staff of Gen.
eral Shafter at the G. A. r. review
in San Francisco
1t is reported that Lovelock buyers
have purchased all the hay in Lamoille
valley at prices ranging from $3.50 to
IS per on.-Independent
Hayden Henderson, a member of the
Elko baseball club threw a ball with
such force while playing in a practice
game the other day that his right arm
was broken between the elbow and the
shoulder.
! Ben Trembly, formerly of Carson
who was released from ihe insane
asylum at Napa on the 9th instant
was taken into custody at Carson
Tuesday. Since returning to Nevads
he has acted Gueerly and an effort will
be made to have him recommitted Il
Mana
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-08-14
Tomorrow a Holy Day

Tomorrow. August 18th, is the feast
of the Assumption of the Blessed Vir
gin Mary, and in all Catholic churehes
a hold day OF obligation. Father
Burns will celebrate mass in st. Paui
church at 1880 tomorrow morning.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-08-14
Catholic Service at GOICOndd

On Sunday, August 16. Father
Burns wi celebrate mass in the scaooi
house at Colconda at 10 a. m; sun
day school will follow Immediately
after
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-08-14
For Rent

Neat. desirable six-room cottage
with bath, good cellar, etc. Reason
able in price. Enquire at Silver State
ONCE. Al2-u
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-08-14
Costs You Nothing

Grocery List "W" is a low pricec
wonder. Mailed free. Write todas
Carloads or family orders of quail
relGhusep Z Co.. Sacramento. 4-6tf
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-08-14
Rams for Sale

We have four hundred good two and
th1 ee-year-old Merino rams Tor SAFE
Call ON or write to
CORBEIL BROS,
s-e-tf Winnemucca.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-08-14
THE FIGHT By ROUNDS

Bulletins from the ringside,
describing the Jeffries-Corbett
fight by rounds, as it occurs,
will be received, read and
posted at the Palace Saloon
tonight.
All persons interested in the
fight are invited to ccme and
get the news as fast as the big
boys make it.
PHIL ROBERTS, Prop
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-08-14
DAILY WEATHER REPORT

U. S. Department Of Agriculture.
Winnemucca. August 13. Conditions
of weather for the "a hours ending 8
T. m. 18th meridian time. or 500 p.
m. local time:
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-08-14

Clean, Reliable, Covering The field thoroughly;
Fair and Unpreudiced, Published with the In
tention Of keeping the reader informed, and
aiming to do injustice to none.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-11-28
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FROM WEISER. IDiEn 4. "a
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Devils Copper mines, Payetts iSkss:
Salubria, and Long Valleyi Sslnm RI, I
dows, and Gold Placer DigrinSr o.
When travelling west in soaroS IL
stop off at Weiser, Idaho. take 1 t;s VI. r.
Pacific & Idaho Northern RAILWAY a A.. Z.
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DELIGHTFUL CLlhiTE
Cool night breezes from the snoN-esn.., :
tains, making sleep refreshing. r.
NO MALARIA.
PURE MOUNTAIN WATu 4
Plenty OF excellent unooonn1el 11f
land, abundance Of merchaa1l1
failure OF crops.
TRAIN sCHlDiiS
Dep. Daily 4 4.
Ex. Sunday
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11:40 2. m. Council ~ Il
Rates and further information fuaiAs "
application.
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General Manager. WsKf M
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-11-28
BEGINNING RIGHT.


81 was brought up in Germany
said Mrs. Hartman. in our part of
the country workingmen usually gave
all their wages to their wives so soon
as they received them. The wife kept
the family purse, bought food, cloth
ing and paid the other expenses of the
household, giving the husband such
sums as he desired for his own per
sonal use. The plan worked very well.
l naturally expected if l ever married
TO do as my mother and grandmother
before me had done-keep the family
purse.
81 was married soon after coming to
America. l realized beforehand that
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-05
a. E. Pierce 6 Co.'S Cotton Letter.

rover Private Wire iron 0ib9rt & Ciayl
 NEW ORLEANS, June 4.-In advance of the Government bureau report published this morn ing. Liverpool displayed considerable nervous ness in anticipation of what the report would the final results were known. but the closing there at the end of the day with | point fant months would suggest that they not disturbed by today's developments. The first rsHg Of the s, s report pr nerted the lowest conditions ever known. peciaIly in Georgia, Alabama and Texas. How ever, 1t caused little change from opening prices and on learning the Increase in acre age (3.7) there was considerable disposition Fhown to realize by longs. when the late DO 6itiong were again carried down to last night s closing figures Should the trade become sat isfied that the increase in acreage is large ton alone, may have the effect of checking any further improvement. This point kept steadily in mind should produce caution. but at the same time, prices are not extravagantly high when the statistical position Is consd- cred in connection. with prosperous outlook for business in the cotton manufacturIng line. Liverpool cables today stated that the Gov ernment report dazed the trade there and that they expected better prices to follow when the situation was better undersood It certainly offers some food for reflection. It is convinc- sngly demonstrated by the comparisons of previous years that the highest conditions have produced the smallest crop and the lowest the largest yield thus proving that the crop is never made until picked and gathered. At the South spots are held firm with no shading of prices recorded, which also acts as an en- c0uraging factor. However, the progress of the crop will continue to be watched with much interest and will remain factor in shaping prices as N varies. can expect 60 see the market sway accordingly, The cot ton market is subject to reaction from either extremes. but 1t would appear that legitimate conditions alone would justify higher prices. Therefore. we favor buying for a quick turn on any undue depression. The most active trading during the day was centered in the September option. holding the lead through out today's trading. in the advance recorded
 By tomorrow the trade the world over win have had an opportunity to have thoroughly
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-05
WALL STREET REVIEW
WEAKNESS INCREASED AS THE
 DAY PROGRESSED.
Before the Close There Was an Ar pearance of Forced Liquidation Attempt to Force Up Prices is
 Abandoned.

NEW YORK, June 4.-Yesterday's late re- action was taken a demonst. ation of the futlity Of the effort made earlier in the day 10 put prices up and professional operators 3 this morning proceeded to thiow over such holdings they had taken cn with expecta- tss tion of an upward turn of prices. There was bearing on values. The weakness of the mar ket increased as the day progressed and before lieuidatiou. which was in evidence earlier in the week. A number of the Canadian stocks showed a tendency to recover from the ex trems depression caused by the Canadian financial differences of Tuesday, but there was some apprehension that after effects of these troubles were to be feared at other points. on Amalgamated Copper. of which thousands or shares were thrown upon the market with sssns srna Ss of ShSt Pcss they would the close. an extreme decline of points for the day and lis points lower than ever before of the selling without news affectins the property gave rise to disquetfng iumors as Tor the necessity which could Induce such said to be for Boston account and rumors were circulated of process of loan contraction at that center following the collapse in Canadian securities. American Smelling also showed evidence of special pressure. The pe- -sonality of the brokers employed in this selling caused the movement to be associated with the pool which is understood to have operated both in Amalgamated and in the market for the metal. Another influential factor in causing discour- ebcAicut was tHe IEee SeilinE Ot FeHnSyRdUla through the day. The liquidation of thisg stock caused bad impression upon sentiment all around. The furry in the call money market to 4h per cent late in the day was evidence that there were urgent requirements to be met. The incident of the day wss the evil dence of support for the United States Steel stocks, large buying orders being executed by houses formerly acting for the steel syndi- cate But the reports from the iron trade had some influence in depressing stocks gem orally. The reports that the steel market is growing easie rwere received with anxiety. The calling of convention of anthracite miners to consider a strike was naturally depressing. The strength of the grain market. un- favorable report from the Missouri Agricultural Department and the unprecedentedly low con- dition of cotton reported oy the Government were effective influences In the days weak ness. The disturbance in the call loan market was considered as foreshadowinR a poor bank return on Saturday. The market closed weak and active and practically at the lowest
 Bonds were irregular. Total sales (par value) S2. ls5. 900 United States bonds were all un- changed on the last call.
 New Ysk Sf~ck List
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-05
Chicago Grain and Provisions.


 CHICAGO. June 4.-Dullish flood news caused renewed strength in the grain pits to- day. July wheat closing Ike higher with sions closed steady with the September pro ducts unchanged at 5471ec lower.
 Wheat ruled decidedly strong and trading The market was strong throughout the entire session. opening prices being higher on steady cables small rsespts and thrsatesng wsather ofter selling at 74b@75 shortly after the opening prices steadily advanced. The exct- ing causes were the strength at St. Louis Missouri crop report. which showed a loss of v per cent. in the condition of the crop dur Kansas and Nebraska also in evidence and helped in creating anxiety among shorts, while the strength In corn was another bull all day with light offerings. St. Louis con tinued to advance during the last hour and the price here rose in closing ses Ss closed at 76. net gain of lb Clearences of wheat and flour were eaua, alt to oo lss, 900 eis compared with sss. ooo year n''a ago. Min neapolis and Duluth reported receipts of l79 cars. which. with local receipts of le cars. none of contract grade: made total receipts for the three points of l98 cars, against l66 last week and 2e6 year ago.
 Heavy buying of July corn by prominent commission houses and the generally bullish sentiment among local traders caused an ad- vance of over a cent in that delivery, while Otner months were aiSO strong, Dut tnc de- mand was not so urgent for the more distant futures. Strong cables and the bullish crop reports were the chief bull factors The Mis- souH crop report extremely bullish and estimated that 76 per cent. of the corn was not yet in the ground. Conditions in Iowa. Kan and Nebraska were also reported bad and under these influences shorts were active buy CTS throughout the day and trading was on a large scale. After selling between 47% and 4eh. July closed bc higher at 45s1 @461. Local receipts were 322 cars, with IA of contract grade.
 The uncertainty of the crop prospects and the strength in corn brought out a big com mission house demand for oats while shorts covered freely. resulting in a strong market. Aside fror the steady demand and light of ferings the market was featureless. The close was strong. July Mc higher at 33% after selling between 34% and 36. Local receipts were Il7 cars.
 Heavy receipts of hogs. together with a de- cline in prices at the yards caused provisions to start weak and lower. but the strength in grains brought out buyers and the market turEed strong. There was a good demand from packers as well as fair commission house buying. Realizing toward the close caused slight reaction. September pork closed 21zc lower at Sl6s7; September lard unchanged at ~S0.9 97M and ribs down 5q7h at Se.lo.
 The leading futures ranged aA foiIo~s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-05
New Orleans Spot Cotton.


 NEW ORLEANS, June 1.-The spot cotton market is very quiet and will probably re- main so until settlement of the July future deals. Sales. 400 bales, including 50 to ar rive. Quotations unchanged.
 Futures at the opening of the ring was crowded with struggling mass of traders. The Government bureau report was read at SIo. leaving short interval between the opening and the time when the nature of the report was known. At the opening prices showed the same upward tendency that they have exhibited during the last week. At e:l6 points above the closing of Tuesday With the reading of the report another advance was made that carried the late months still higher although July did not advance further In the trading of the morning July advanced { points above the closing of Tuesday to I2 4o August 9 to 1 .ee September I3 to lo 46 October 8 to 9.6o. December 2 to $40. Real izing sales caused prices to ease of a few points, the list at the close showing gains of I2 points on June August and September 6 figures.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-06-05
Virgin & Faunce's Cot ton Letter.
 fBy Private Leased wire.I


 NEW YORK, June 4.-The Government crop report attracted the bulk of attention in the cotton future market today. The movement of quotations was quite excited in view of the fact that the report was very bullish, showing condition cf "A. whereas at least a condition of 30 was expected to be sho yn. There was a Strong opening in consequence of heavy buying of shorts who appeared to be worried over the crop outlook. Selling by a Philadelphia spot house attracted a great deal of attention. but this business was calculated to be the part of manipulative scheme to timated that fully 76.ooo bales were thrown on the market for this account. All offerings were readily absorbed, however. and there was 2 relatively firm feeling throughout the day. Spot prices were firm with . slightly better demand from consumers The movement con- tinued along fair lines. The late market quieted down somewhat, though conflicting ad- vices were received from the New Orleans market. There was a great deal of liquidation in the Southern market after the Government report came out. but shorts took advantage of all recessions and reduced their commitments to no little extent