The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-09-29
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Laredo. Texas-The yellow fever
seems to be on the increase in this
city despite the rigorous efforts that
are being taken to stamp it out. Two
deaths and twelve new cases are re-
ported.
Winnipeg, Manitoba-Rev. MIR. Nc
Lughley, missionary who left Bear
river, Lake Winnipeg, with five In
dian children in sailboat, en- route
to the Bradon Indian industrial school,
several days ago, is missing, and 1t is
believed that the party has been
drowned.
Washington-Prof. Langley's air
ship scientists changed the scene of
their endeavor when the entire force OF
experts put in a hard days work in
the shops of the Smithsonian institute
in this city. The character of the
work done could not be learned as 1t
was carried on behind closed doors
and barred windows.
Baltimore-Archbish Kain OF st.
Louis, who came here to the st. Agnes
sanitarium several months ago to re-
cuperate, has an attack or appendi-
citis, and an operation probably will
be performed at an early date. The
archbishop had made arrangements to
go to his home next week, but has,
upon advice of Cardinal Gibbons and
others, changed his plans.
La Crosse, Wis.-At the German
Lutheran church, at the beginning of
services yesterday, Herman Rossow
shot his wife and then killed himself
in the presence of hundreds of wit
nesses. Mrs. Rossow will die and
Rossow, though dangerously wounded,
may recover. Rossow, who had been
separated from his wife, lay in wait
Cor her opposite the church and shot
her three times as she was ehtering
the structure with her mother.
Chicago-Every packing plant in
the United States is threatened with
a tie-up by a general strike of butch
ers and affiliated workmen for the first
time in history, unless the owners
yield to demands of the Amalgamated
Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen
of America. While the packers are
willing to pay the wages asked,
hitch in negotiations has arisen over
IF hn
butchers increase their amount of
work.
Campton, Ky.-The Wolf county
grand jury returned verdict of not
guilty in the case of Claude Day, who
was charged with killing Felix Bull
lock in Breathitt county two years
ago. The trials of the case in Jack
son county resulted in hung juries.
The case was then transferred to
Wolfe county. Judge Redwine pre-
sided over the three trials and Day
was prosecuted by Flowy Bird, who
gained a reputation in the prosecution
OF the Jett and White cases.
Monastir, Macdonald is estimat-
ed 5000 villagers of the vilayet OF
Monastir are now refugees in the
mountains and mostly in a terribly
destitute condition. They escaped
from the villages which have been
wholly or partially burned by the
Turks, which contained 10,302 houses,
OF which 9,6SS were burned. At Malk-
atirnovo only a hundred Bulgarian
families remain out of 1900. A body
of 200 families fleeing towards Bull
garia from villages In the Losengrad
district were surrounded by Turkish
troops in the mountains and all are
alleged to have been slaughtered.
Omaha-Col ]. F. Y. Blake, who
commanded the Irish Brigade,
which fought with the Beers during
the South African war, addressed the
Emmett Memorial meeting in this
city, during which he made serious
charges against the national officers
OF the Clan-Na-Gael He said thai
the organization raised $4,000 for the
Irish brigade and informed him 4
had been forwarded to that organiza
tion. On his return, he said. he learn
ed that the money had not been sen
to South Africa, and that officers o
the Clan-Na-Gael informed him that i
had been retained by that order fo