The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-05-16
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Two hundred cooks, six hundred
walters, five hundred butchers and
one hundred and fifty bakers went out
on strike in Denver.
Some of the more serious forest fires
of eastern and northern Maine have
been checked. y hers are raging with
Undated fury, doing heavy damage.
According to private cablegram
received from Callao, Peru, there were
five new cases of bubonic plague there
on Saturday. seven new cases ON Sun
day and six new cases on Monday.
St. Johns Cathedral, the largest
Protestant Episcopal church in Den
yer, was ruined by fire. The loss is
estimated at 100000 The fire is be-
lieved to be of inecndiary origin
That Oklahoma will receive state
hood this winter seems to be the firm
belief of Secretary Hitchcock of the
Interior Department. He advocates
ths admission of Oklahoma alone.
Secretary Wilson has received word
of fresh outbreak of foot and mouth
disease in a herd located at Farming
ton, Mass. 1t was believed that the
epidemic was wiped out in New Eng
land.
Mrs Choate, wife of the English
Ambassador, and Miss Choate, sailed
for the United States to attend the
wedding of Joseph Hodges Choate,
Jr., and Miss Cora Oliver, the latter
part of this month.
Governor Pennypacker of Pennsyl-
vania has signed the new libel law,
a measure which will largely muZZ4e
the press which has been denounceL
unsparingly by the leading newspa-
pers of the United States.
Francis T. Underhill of Santa Bar
bara has accepted the position OF
pI lvate secretary to President Harri-
man of the Southern Pacific. Under |
hi. will leave next Monday for New |
York, where he will join Hartman,
who sails for Europe May 26.
Many Los Angeles people are join
ing the flying roll, religious mania,
and going to Benton Harbor. Mich, |
to await the end of the world. n. S. |
taylor, a wealthy contractor, has join
ed the sect and left his family ana
business.
Before Judge DeHaven in the United
States district court of San Francisco |
the Federal Salt company of which
E. Skinner is president, was con-
yicted of maintaining a monopoly con-
irary to the Sherman antitrust law.
Judge DeHaven will pronounce SEN
tence soon. The maximum fine Is
s5 900.
The stage which left Boise Friday
morning was held up on the road to
idaho City by a masked highwayman.
he passengers were compelled at the
point of a rifle, to surrender their val
uables and the registered mail sack
was rified. The lone highwayman
then retreated to the hills and disap-
peared.
The Sultan is said to be wonder
with a revolver. and is one of the
finest shots in the world. He always
has a few in his clothes, and is usu-
ally looking for an assassin. Recent
ly he dropped a gardner in the palace
gardens who came from behind tree
suddenly. The Sultan is a quick man,
and "some sudden with his artillery"
DR.. James Davidson of Salt Lake
has started out to beat the worlds
record in fasting. He proposes to go
entirely without food for sixty days.
His object is to bring about cure for
asthma and bronchitis. with which
he has been afflicted with for thirteen
Years. DIR. Davidson is the fifth Salt
Laker who has recently undertaken
10 fast for the cure of disease. He
IS now on the ninth day of his fast.
He is feeling in excellent condition.
Friends Of Father Weiser. who was
exhonorated on the charge
of numbering Agatha Reichlin, at Lor-
lin. o., believe the man who is the
real murderer made another attempt
% kill a woman Thursday night. when
Mrs. James Bowen awoke TO find