The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-10-13
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San Francisco-Colone Daniel E.
Roone, the noted trainer of wild ami
mails. died in this city after a long
illness.
Washington-It was announced that
the call for the extraordinary session
of congress to meet November 18th.
will probably be issued on the goth
inst.
Washington-Word has been re-
ceived at the White House from Gov
ernor Taft that he will be ready to
assume his new duties IS secretary of
war, some time in January.
Princeton, n. j. Ex-President
Grover Cleveland arrived here
after a tedious journey of ~thirty-six
hours from Buffalo, having been de-
layed by the food. Mr.. Cleveland
leaves Tuesday to deliver a speech at
Chicago before the commercial club.
14lLlE NUN 1OtaA "a
press messengers of the Pacific Express
company stated that 2 strike of all
thu employees of the company may be
declared within t~wenty-four hours.
The men demand recognition of the
union and an increase of So a month
About 5000 men would be affected.
Boston-The heavy northwest
wind and rain storm which has pre-
vailed along the New England coast
sirce Friday showed little abatement
early yesterday. Reports from all sec
lions on the coast show heavy seas
with some damage to water front
property and small shipping, The
ample warning of the approach of the
disturbance, it is hoped, will prevent
heavy damage at sea.
Wilmington, Del.-Mary Koskiski,
aged thirteen years, was found dead
in a ditch within a few squares of her
home in South Wilmington and in
v~estigation showed that she had been
assaulted and thrown into the water.
From the fact that she had been as
sisting a sick neighbor last even
ing, her parents supposed she was
spending the night there and made no
inquiry when she failed to return
home. The police officials are without
a clue.
Baker City, Ore.-The old city hair
building destroyed by fire was an old
wooden structure and in itself was
CT but little value, but it contained
the city records, which had not yet
been removed INTO the new building
adjoining. A large portion of the rec
ords were burned. The city council
recently ordered the exporting of the
city's books and the experts were in
the midst of the work, which will be
brought to an abrupt termination.
The fire is thought to be of ~incendiary
origin.
Enterprise, Ore.-T. E. Allyea, a
merchant of Eureka, a new town on
the Imnaha river, was robbed of $1,000
In bills. Allyea was on his way from
Lewiston, Idaho. TO Eureka. with a
load of freight and was carrying the
money in a grip. He camped at Sled
Springs, a place twenty-five miles
north of here, and left the grip in the
wagon over night. When he returned
the next morning he found the money
had been taken. There were fifteen
teamsters at Sled Spring at the time
and it is supposed that one of these
wa guilty Of the theft.
Boston-The murder of Wong Yak
Chung in Chinatown, two weeks ago,
the result, it is claimed, of the high
hir ders' plot, was followed tonight by
4 general raid on the section, under
the direction of immigration Com
missioner Billings. Nearly 800 Celes-
tials. unable to produce certificates Of
registration, were taken to the deten-
tion room at the federal building. The