The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-12-04
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man Lutheran church was destroyed
by fire. Loss, $4,000.
Lewis, Del.-The Swedish ship Dhar-
war, with a cargo of mating from
Hong Kong for New York Is ashore
a few miles from Ocean City, Md.
Pittsburg Joseph Kanovisky, who
beat his wife to death at their home
in Monorville, Pa, on January last,
was hanged yesterday in the Jail yard.
Washington.-Former Congressman
William NJ. Springer of Illinois, is seri-
ously i'll in this city with pneumonia.
Mr.. Springer contracted a cold whils
ir Chicago a week ago.
Grand Rapids.-Lent X Salisbury,
the peoples chief witness in the water
scandal bribery cases, is still Ill, and
az adjournment has been taken of fur
thsr examinations until Saturday.
Butler, Pa.-The total number Of
cases of typhoid fever reported up to
Thursday was HAS. There was one
death and several new cases yester-
day, and the belief is beneral that the
worst is over.
Telluride, Colo.-Eight of the sevef-
teen striking miners who were ar
rested on tn charge of vagrancy we're
put to work on the strets today under
guard. A number of them had money
but preferred to work out their fines.
New York.-Fifteen hundred steer
age passengers sailed in the White
Star liner Cedric which left here yes
terday for Liverpool. This is the
largest number of steerage passengers
ever carried from a United States
port on any steamer.
Baltimore.-The trial of Colombus
| Ellsworth Upton and Thos. w. Me-
Gregor, postoffice department clerks
charged with conspiracy to defraud
the government in mail pouch contract
frauds. was resumed yesterday before
Judge Morris in the United States dis
/ trict court.
Chicago.-Hypnotism will be the plea
! of Emil Roeski. one of the car barn
4 bandits as his defense on trial for
murder. His attorney notified the
states attorney that experts Will be
introduced al the trial to prove that
I:oeski was hypnotized by another of
the bandits, Peter Neidermeier.
/ ST. Louis.-James L. Blair, formerly
general counsel of the louisiana Pur-
chase Exposition was indicted by the
grand jury on a charge of forgery in
the first degree. Blair has been i'll
for several weeks at local hospital
and for a time his life was despaired
Of
OaRland.-The new gas plant of the
California Gas and Electric Corpora
ton a. the foot of Market street was
damaged &c the extent of between
s5O, 900 and $4,000 through gas explo-
sion followed by fire, and Engineer r.
George Smith and McCue narrowly
escaped being killed.
London.-Tha ropal commission on
arsenical poisoning from food and
drink recommends the prohibition OF
the sale of beer and other liquid food
or Of any liquid entering into the COM
position of food, which contains one
hundreth of a grain or more of arsenic
per gallon, and the prohibition of the
sale of solid food containing one hun
dredth of a grain per pound.
San Francisco.-President Hartman
of the Southern Pacific Company ar
rived here from Los Angeles, accom-
panied by President David Wilcox OF
the Delaware and Hudson River Rail
road and Peter Garry and Harry Ker-
nochan of New York City. Mr.. Har-
riman said today that the ogden-Lucir
cutoff would be open for traffic in sis
weeks. adding that his visit to Southern
California was in connection with his
interests in the oil fields there.
Four hundred patterns in Solid Gold
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