The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-10-14
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Princeton, N J.-Former President
Cleveland left for Chicago Tuesday
in special car.
Fresno-Thirty children all inmates
of an orphanage here, were poisone
by the use of impure milk. All were
made seriously sick, but none died
All are under four years of age.
Yokohoma-Japan is Strengthening
its council of war by the addition
of another general to the list. Rus
sia is sending reinforcements to New
Chwang and other Manchurian ports.
St Petersburg-Russia is now trans
porting $4,000 or more troops, nurses
and hospital supplies to the far east.
The present strength of the Russian
army there is reliably reported to be
$4,000 men. officers detailed for
duty in the Orient have been forbid
den to take their wives.
San Franisco-John F. Parks, one
ot the best known mining men in
California, is dead and his remains
have been brought here for interment
He has been superintendent of the
Kennedy mine in Amador county
since 1887. He was a pioneer of the
state and has at times filled import
ant official positions in connection with
mining. He was a native of Mis-
souri,. sixty-eight year old.
Philadelphia-Dr. Marcus M. Jasero
rabbi Emeritus of the Rodef Shalom
congregation of this city, Hebrew
scholar and educator and one of the
best known Jews in the country, died
after a short illness. He was born
in Prussian Poland in 1929 and came
to this country in 1866 He was
chief editor of the Talmud depart
ment of the Jewish encyclopedia, and
his reputation as Tamundial
scholar and writer was worldwide.
Mayville, N. Y.-The Chautauqua
county grand jury has convened and
will begin an investigation into the
sudden death of a pretty woman which
occurred at a hotel in the village of
Findlay Lake. The girl registered as
Nellie Gray of Pittsburg, which is be-
lieved to be an assumed name. Her
home is believed to be Marionville,
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autopsy on the body, and yesterday
DR. Henry Chaplin of Findlay Lake
was placed under Arrest.
Berlin-A number of would-be
lynchers at Bamburg surrounded the
carriage in which guards were taking
Andreas Dippold to the penitentiary
to begin sentence of eight years for
whipping to death Meinz Koch, son Of
the director of the Deutsche Bank
The mob almost succeeded in getting
possession of Dippold, when the guard
fixed baponets and drove their as
sailants off. Dippold was struck in
the back with a piece of metal. Dip
pold was young Koch's tutor.
Skagway-One of the largest rob-
berries in the history of Skagway was
committed early Monday morning.
Thieves forced the back door of P. f.
Kern's jewelry store and got away with
over $4,000 worth of watches, nuggets
and jewelry. Evidently one man did
the job, as trays of diamonds, sew
eral boxes of nuggets and a number
OF gold rings and watch charms were
left in the show case. The theft was
accomplished in the full glare of a
street arc light. No arrests had been
made up to noon yesterday.
Chicago-Arthur Warren, young
man living in the suburb of Berwin,
Twelve miles from the city, had a
harru ipe from lynehing and but
Tor the efforts of two policemen 1t is
possible that he would have been
hanged toa telegraph pole. Warren
was accused of assaulting an eight
year-old girl. He led the crowd a
chase of about a mile before he was
caught, and during the run the ex-
eitement OF the crowd had increased.
When Warren was captured he was
handled very roughly, and q PROPOSE
ton to lynch him met the approval.
Two policemen, however, managed to
get him away from the crowd and