The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-11-07
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Southampton, Eng.-The Hamburg
American line steamer Fuerst Bis
mark, which sailed from her for New
York, took $685. 600 in gold.
Chicago.-By a vote of 264 to 153
the employees of the Chicago City Rail-
way company have endorsed a strike
if necessary to enforce the demands OF
their union.
Chicago.-Temperatures Friday
morning at 7 o'clock were as follows:
New York SS, Boston SO, Philadelphia,
Washington, Chicago SO, Minneapolis
26. Cincinnati 80 st. Louis go.
New York.-Miss Cuara Josephine
Coffin, the daughter of Ward w. Cor
fin of East Orange, N. j., who disap-
peared from her home on Tuesday
night, has been found in Omaha, Neb.,
where she was staying with a cousin.
Her father today received a telegram
from Postmaster Grove of Omaha, an
nouncfng the girls safe arrival there.
Berlin.-Baron Sternberg, the Ger
man ambassador to the United States,
has disposed of the business connected
with his Saxon estate which brough;
him home. He probably will be re-
eeived in audience by the emperor
Tuesday and will sail for New York
November II. He said he had not had
an operation for aural trouble and
that he did o intend to submit to
such an operation.
.Constantinople.-In consequence Of
the porte's reply pleading the super
fluffy of the new reform scheme for
Macedonia, on the ground that Turkey
is carrying out the proposals previous
ly agreed TO, it is believed that Aus
tria and Russia will send an ultima
tum giving the Turkish government :
fixed term within which to accept the
proposals, and that in the event or
another refusal the two powers will
take steps to compel Turkish action.
Capetown.-Oficial advices received
here fully confr mthe massacre at
Warmbad, Damaraland, German
Southwest Africa, by the Bondelzwan
tribesmen. The Germans CALAMITY
fought to the end, but were over
wneimed. 1t is believed that none OF
them escaped. Warmbad was burned.
Reports of isolated murders of Ger
man traders are also coming in. The
rebellion in Damaraland is officially
attributed to distress caused by the
drouth.
Chicago.-Gustave Berger, who was
arrested Monday with his brother and
sister, charged with a number of
crimes, is said by the police to have
been identified today as the man who,
last week, shot Locomotive Fireman
Louis Ernst of the Chicago & North
western railway. Ernst was fireman
on the st. Paul limited and was shot
while working in the cab not far
from Chicago. Next morning a num-
Der of sticks of dynamite were found
dlOus IAC l1aCh NhNAC IL oACCNAA5
occurred. 1t is believed that an at
tempt was made to hold up the train.
Columbus, O.-While students or
the agricultural college at the Ohio
State university were witnessing the
harvesting of a field of corn for en-
silage purposes by a machine, operat-
cd by an old traction engine today,
the boiler exploded. killing Engineer
Charles Pepper and injuring seven
persons, one, Assistant Engineer John
Delgarn, fatally. The injured includ-
ed President Vernon H. Davis, who
had his hand mangled. and several
studants. The force of the explosion
was terrific. Pieces of flying iron
were hurled through the air and blew
a great sole in "a barn over a hundred
yards away.