The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-10-29
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1 Niagara Falls, N. Y.-Three men
were killed and three injured in an
accident at the Canadian Niagara
Power company's plant at Niagara
Falls, Ont. The men were being low
cred into the pit of the power COM
psny, VIXEN the bucket was overturned
by striking ledge, precipitating tAe
entire party to the bottom of the
saft, a distance of $50 feet.
Chieago-A prize-fght was raided
and ninety spectators, nearly all Ital-
ians, were captured in Clark street.
When the spectators made a rush to
escape Michael Gerry, 25 years old,
ieaped from a second story window
and feel in hatchway between the
buildings. The fire department was
summoned by the police to extricate
am. He had suffered a fracture Of
the right leg.
New York-A committee consisting
Of Samuel Grace, George Smith and
FreGerick Tomlinson, which repre-
sents the machinists of the Union Pa
cifc railroad at Omoha has arrived
mere with a view to holding confer
ences with Chairman E. H. Hartman
for the settlement of the minor diff
feIences not yet adjusted. The main
points were adjusted at the series of
lettings held last spring.
New York-Crazed by the loss of all
mis- possessions in the recent floods,
tIank Grundman, florist, is dead at
a hospital here. Although he had 4
trying experience in rescuing his wife
from death and then saving himself,
At was the destruction of his hothouse,
N which he had numerous rare plants,
and the loss of a flock of Japanese
Dhe3sants that shattered his mind.
erundman had spent several years in
--&king the collection.
Chicago-After a chase lasting four
sen months, and in which two con-
linents were Travelled with a detective
n pursuit, John Morrison, assistant
cashier Of the Northampton bank of
London, charged with embezzling
more than $4,000, has been captured
IL Chicago. Morrison, with Edward
Weston OF the Scotland Yard detec-
1--WE force, who ehected the capture,
IS now ol his way to England to an
swer the charge of defalcation.
Ghicago-Windows in scores OF
-Cusss were shattered and a part of
ne hoby racetrack was wrecked last
light by the Premature explosion of
.ynam.te where The illinois Stee4 COM
Jady is nlling ground south Of South
~A4cago. Tie shock was felt in Ham
.-oAu, Ind, and in Blue Island. Three
--e4Aen and three railroad laborers
" ele in the vicinity when the explo-
ion occurred. Although a search OF
ne debris failed to reveal evidence
i tier oeatn, it was feared that they
LAY not have escaped alive.
Ch4cago-Through the failure Of
= glpnan to dlop the level while
.jASslns cable vadlt. a North Clark
,.4eat gr4p car and trailer crashed to-
sel-er, practically telesooping the lat
81. six persons were injured SER
.ousiy, OF wlom one will die, while
-eore OF passengers were cut. bruised
md shocked ny the accident Am
ouIanees from three police stations
we're summoned. Physicians also,
were called, and the wounds of a num-
| Oer q passengers were dressed in the
oarns OF the company and in stores
long the street.
New York-Emphatic denial is
made by representatives of several
important western railroads to widely
circulated rumors that a concerted eff
roTt was TO be made by the western
roads to reduce wages. The opinion
was generally expressed that no such
plan was under consideration, and In
some quarters. that such move
would not be feasible. Reduction in
expenses are bing made by the west
err. roads in common villa those in
other parts Of the country. but this
is being accomplished in the main re-
! duetlon in shop expenses and in con-
struction and improvement work