The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-11-09
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Pittsburg, Pa-Resumption OF oper-
ations at plants along the Monongah-
ella river will give employment to
more than FIVE thousand additional
men within the next forty-eight
hours.
Jefferson City, Mo.-The jury be-
fore which State Senator Frank II.
Farris was tried on a charge OF brib-
cry in connection with alum legisia-
tion, came into court and reported
that it had failed to agree on a verdict.
Topeka, Kan.-George w. Dull. who
was sentenced to the penitentiary for
twenty years for the murder of DIR.
Rowland at Herndon, Rawlins county.
April Is, 1902, will have to serve his
sentence. The supreme court has af-
frmed the decision of the lower court.
Marinette, Wis.-The little schooner
Rosebud OF Menominee, Mich, which
has been missing for three weeks. IL
believed to have gone down in Lake
Michigan with George and Edward
Gotta. sons of the owner, who were
sailing her. and their sister. who was
steward.
Phjladelphia.-Jack Monroe, the
Montana heavyweight who once
aspired to fight Jeffries, knocked out
potar Mohnr A., &ho e<r~tb ~rrra ha~o
Maher had the better of the fight most
of the time, and almost knocked out
Munroe once. 1t was a poor exhixbi-
ton, but fierce and bloody fight.
San Francisco-Mrs. Julius Krutt-
schnitt, wife of the general manager
of the Southern Pacific, was seriously
injured in a collision between a street
car and heavily loaded wagon. She
was badly bruised about the legs and
body She was taken to her home
in an ambulance and is reported to be
resting easily, although not entirely
recovered from the shock.
Portland, Ore.-A special to the
Oregonian from Grants Pass, Ore,
says: Bert Rice, who, with his broth
e. Dan, stole four horses at Myrtle
Point, was overhauled and Dan hice
captured. The next day Bert Rice
was overtaken again near Glendale
and three shots were fired at him.
Saturday afternoon he was captured
at Merlin. No fight occurred.
Denver, Colo.-Governor Peabody
set aside the verdict of the court mar
tial which found Brigadier General
John Chase guilty OF disobedience of
orders and sentenced him to dishonor-
able dismissal from the service. The
governor decided that the findings OF
the court were correct, but, In view OF
the generals previous good record,
restored him to duty as commander OF
the national guard of Colorado.
Vancouver, B. C.-Public resent
ment, excited by the success of the
United States in the Alaska boun-
dary matter, is not quickly allayed,
and at each possible occasion finds
expression among the general public
of this province. During the perfor-
nance of a minstrel troupe the music
of the American anthem had no soon
er been recognized than the gallery
broke into ominous Kisses, and when
the flag formed itself in the stage
lights the expressions of dissent be-
came so loud that the curtain was
hastily rung down.
Berlin-Prof. Johannes Won Mix
ulicz, the we'll known surgeon, lect-
uring at Breslau on his recent trip
to the United State, said he found
more fruitful ideas among the Amer
lean surgeons than among the French
and English. He added "The time
is passed when we were the givers
and the Americans the receivers. The
American character has as funda-
mental feature unlimited self-con1-
dence. The American believes he can
do anything that is wanted and he
wishes to see American regarded as
the most beautifully pre-eminent land
in the world. .AS