The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-10-21
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London Japan has bought eight
carloads of steam coal for immediate
shipment.
Memphis, Tenn.-Lou Dillon won
the Gold Cup event here Monday
Time, 2:O4a4, 2:O5.
San Franciseo-Conole. the crack
Boston fighter, is to come west to
fight Seiger if Britt's ankle fails to
get in shape.
st. Louis-In the United States cir-
cult court, before Judge Adams ;he
federal grand jury returned an indict
ment against Police Captain Samuel
J. Boyd, charging completely ii nat
uralization frauds.
st. Petersburg-It is reported that
the Car has declared his purpose 10
protect the rights of Russia in the
Orient at all costs. Admiral Alerietf,
Viceroy of Manchuria, has called for
fifty thousand more men at once.
Ell Paso-The entire typographical
force of the El Paso Evening News
walked out Tuesday because of the
failure OF the publishers to allow
claim for overtime of three dollars and
thirty-six cents. No paper was pub
iished today.
Pittsburg-As a result of special
meeting OF the structural iron work
ers damage suits aggresating $780,
600 may be brought against the Amer
lean Bridge company, charging negli-
gence in the construction OF the
Wabash bridge where the disastrous
accident occurred monday.
Oakland, CALL. B. Ef;cksoE, on
whose Identification a man alleged to
be William George Carthew NoA
York bank embezzler, was arrested,
now states that the only grounds he
had for causing the mans arrest was
that he suffered as did the real Car
thew.
Washington-Th president ON Ties
day issued a proclamation ccnve1-
ing the 5Sth congress in ext aocdlnafy
session on November 9th, at u n'clock
The proclamation states that the pur-
pose of the session is to consider tie
commercial convention between the
United States and Cuba wIicn requires
the approval of congress.
ST. Louis-Adviees received here
from Mazatlan, Mexico. state that .Le
terrific storm which visited that city
and port few days ago, caused con-
siderable loss of life. 4 number of
sLi. .-sI4 tRe Ia b-r saAe-ed mucn DIM
age. The Danish sch ooitlr Clara was
entirely wrecked and the cuptail and
fourteen sailors were drJwaed.
ondon-The Alaska boundary
findings were signed Monday night,
They will be made public soon, as viii
also the new map. Two of the Cana
dian members, Jette and Aylesworth,
refused to sign. They left the hall
when the ouner members affixed Their
signatures. This action creates bal
impression in official circles. AS pre-
dicted, the tribunal confirms the
claims of the United States to every
thing except the Portland canal.
Albuquerque, N. M.-This is Ma
sonic week for Albuquerque and the
capital will overflow with prominent
members of the various Masonic So
cieties from all parts of the territory.
During the week, besides the meeting
OF the grand lodge of Free Masons,
there will be meetings of all the var
ious subordinate and affiliated bodies,
including the Grand Chapter of Arch
Masons, the Grand Commandery of
Knights Templar and the Grand
Ahapter OF the Order of the Eastern
Star.
st. Louis-The first shipment CT
mower bulbs sent from Holland to be
used in the foraldecorations at the
worlds fair has reached St. Louis.
The shipment comprises $4,000 bulbs.
including tulips of large variety or
species and colors, hyaeinths, GRO
euses and iris. The lot is valued at
upwards of s25, 900. The bulbs will be
planted in two designs on the slopes
OF agricultural hill. One design will
consist of an American flag and a
heur de lis with the names of Jefer-
son and Napolean in an artistic scroll.
lhe second design will have as its
principal feature, shield of the
United States with the names Of Nc
hinley and Roosevelt in a similar
scroll.