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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-21

loBt ieine betagte Satin uno slpei
Sohne, Sobn unb Wartin S. 2oier
IN aurora, iorpie 3pei S6dter, Sralt
2t33ie Doungen in 6utbinion,
Wtlnn,. unb Srau Warp &pier IN
aurora. Ser Geritorbene e~rfreute
lid eineS ahtrmeslpertbeu qltten &lls
les IN aurora unO mar itetS Elm flet.
bigger Mann, oelien Sinibeioell oil.
ieitig beoauert miro. Die 8es
croigung fano Sreitag Rafnlittaa
Inn 90 llbr bonn Sauie uno ooralf
bon Ser ct. Hifolmts. Stride olls, auf
Dem Wt. Slipet : Srieobofe itatt ,tno
Stpur inter Den Nuipi5ieu oes ct.
Gincen5 bon Faul Gerein5, Dem err
als Mitglieo %angeh0rte, ebenio mie
Dem 2uremburger Snoepenoent Club.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-21
GiOilitanS Der Stabt Gnrcmbmra.

8eburten. 81. 9f1r5.
Soiepb Bernard, g. y. Watb. Ntibel,
uhrmafer; Naria Wtogonlena, Z. b.
Beter Soiepb Grnit Selters, Retts.
onDoIt ltno gttat6. ~. Mdr5: so.
lalte, &. b. SSafob 9effort, Shreiner.
%: Gntborina, Z. b. 4Seter Stapbo,
ny, Shreiner. 24.: Srall3 ltifo,
Ialts Sarpes, S6neioermeiiter. 25.:
Wid}el, g. b. Sbeobor 6iaen,
Sdreiner; Geginc 26ouie, Z. b. Carl
2uowia, Snnoihnlbidneioer. g.:
War9aretba WagOalena, {. p. Sbeo,
DOR &ia, Giienbabnbeantter; Sobann,
g. b. Soiepb 6ran5 9urois, Sanb.
idubidneioer.
Seiratben.- Seine.
SterbedIle {. = 81. WGrs:
Moria Watbilbe SentgeS, off 81 s.,
gbefrall bon s. g. 9l1br, Sfmbmu.
hermeiiter. %: Sobann Soifmon1t,
oft 90 g., Sduiter; Matbias @itel
Meper, alt / Wonot; @ermaine
gepens, alt 9 g.; Waria @oerens,
alt 81 g., Ghefrau BON Nif. @eiiiel;
Wargaretba S%rieripeiIer, DIT 3 90.
"a: Sltopig Sub, oft SO g., @e-
ifaftspertreter; Sobanna giienirls.
nlt SO s., Gbefruu bon Sob. @olii
peni. 3oubeamter; Maria Wagou-
lena Seffort, aft t6 3D.; Seinrif
Sheltsen, oft 81 g., @laier. %:
@ilbelm &luuner, aIt SO s., Sfuei-
Der; Ilannlls grn1entrai,t, alt G.
s., peni. Observation-Disclosures.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-21
Sic &ate als Sere bon
Siioelinaen en-.

Sn Siioelinsen iaben zines I6en6s
mebrere Ntdnner in oent 9iitenberS
ollf Der Siebel uno ~er3GbIten BON
Dem ame6tsfeite. Dos eben in oieier
Srtitaft ~abgebalten morDen mar.
Giner Der anlpeienoen MGnner fraate
ieine genoiien: rSabt ibr oenn audi
iton gebort, OuB Ser Hippi BEL Der
Imeft ~beriunnoet iporoen iit?" Cine
olte crane aaBe, pelbe bis babin
gan5 tbeilnabmslos nebeu benz
6eiler geieiien, iubr BET 6ieier
Neuigfeit eridroden in Die Sob uno
rief: nIB Tippi pertponot, sat mir
mer Ser 9eiuel!!" Damn iprang lie
I'M gtu on Die Sable (SeD uno rarunte
nit glisesI6neae ourf oen Sborn.
item iiber'S Iad Biniueg - ,ino fort
mar lie. = Gs mar cine Sere.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-21
Gin eGter moperner Settings
Men(0

ideint SER Gobner, Mebaftellr Ser
.National : 3eitung" IN Berlin &c.
peien 5u ieiu. GS iollte cine i6pie.
rtge Speration on linn ~poa5ogen
tperbcn uno ais Die Ier5te i'm alli
ben Sperationstiib idnallen wolten
ipra6 err: salt, einige Mimlteu!"
Gr sog Yapier mo 9leiieoer aus Der
SaIhe, uno nahoem CT ein @eil6en
aeidrieben bate, iiberreidte err
einem Inaeitellten bes Soipitals oaS
Gapier unb lprad: so, perm ib oeu
Siid nift lebenb perlaiie, 10 bringen
Sic bies ioiort 5llr Teoaftion Der
.Hational. 3eitung"." Serr 8obner
Itarb unter Dem Melier oes Gbirur'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-21
Mt9ebIibt!

Gin S~fien0l,rger 9iirger erbielt
bon Dem @euen Sranfiurter &erlag
aus Srantfurt a. 81. cine 8eihafts-
Siferte, mif Der Elm aapu5iner nit
einem nit leercn SGden belaOener
giel ~abgebiloet nar. Die &arte
trl,g bie Iufidrift: Ser &apuSiner
lit ba." Ser mibige Sraufiurter ipar
biesmal aber an ben llnredten ae'
fommen, benn Der Sfienblrger ianbte
nmgebeub cine 8arte 5uriif, mli
tpel6em Ger Giel nit ieinem Sade
allein obfonterfeit mar. Sie @hlf-
ihriit lautet: n&apu5iner itno bier
tpilfommen. giel 5uriif in ieine
&Nalntb."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-21

einiqe @ol5en in gelpe9llng gerie.
then, poour6 linn mebrere Singer
herart peritiimmelt Durbeu, Dab cine
amputatton erfolgen mubte.
Sbertorn, 81. NGr3. GcItern
Wiorgen iiel Ser Qrbeiter 81. Moier
Don elmer Selienpano berunter unh
500 lid eineh ShdoeIbrl,d, 5u, in
5oIge er na6 lleberfiibrl,ng ms
Soipitol abort Itarb.
Nicoerfurn, %. M1rS. Gin red,t
berries OtiBgeifJid traf cine bier mob
nenoe IrbeiterfamIlie. 9urf mebr-
iabrigen SleiB bate bielelbe Die
biibldle Summe BON $500 ST.. err
lport. Sas @elb iolte gum Nnfauf
zines Souies bienen. am Iesten
Sreitog 9ing Die 5rau geldaftsbalber
altf Elm bera6bartes Oorf. 9ieie
8elegenbeit benl,ste ein nit ben
ballslihen Gerb6ltniiien befannter
9ie6, itieg 5ltn Stltbeufeniter in's
Sans, erbra6 ben Shranf itnb emit
tpenoete Die sort liegenoe 9oari6aft.
Sim Ne6en5imnler it)lief Elm 8oitsGn-
ger. Sieier eruodte infolge bes
8erduides, glal6te ieOod, Die aolt-
frau made lid) i'm Simmer 81,
idoffen. 9ie Sbat fano AM be(en
Gage itatt uno 5lt elmer 3eit, no in
ben HadbarsgGrteu Die &eute benin
llmgraben beihdftigt paren. Som
SbGter feblt iebe Spur.
@rcpcnmadcr, "a. MGrs. Seltte
Moraen fano man Den IN ben iieb5i'
ger Sabren itebenben 81. Champagne
toot alf einem Stlbl uebeit Dem gett
iiten.
GiuilitanS Der 8enteinbe @Ormel'
Siugen.
8e6urten. - 4. Sebrltar:
@aria. &. b. @attbias gedius, 8ii.
fer, 8ormeloinsen. s.: Waeoaleua,
Z. b. Soiepb Sbil, Glafonierer,
8ormelbmgen. g.: Waria Wagoa.
lena, {. b. Hifolalts Nitd, @iu5er,
Madtum. g.: Sobanm Geter Mar'
eel. g. b. Sobann Sippert, 8in5er
slbn; Morio Yallla Soiefa Iagoa-
lena. &. b. 9eter @iirtb, @einbdnb.
Ter. @ormelbiueen. A.: @iidel
Sobann Yeter, g. b. Nitolaus
@elter, @rieftrdger, @ormeloiugen.
23.: Iifolol,s, e. b. Mihel ems,
@inser, @ormeloingen.
Seiratbeu. = 10. Sebruar:
@ernhar6 Soffmorm, Iferer bon
Semmels, NIT elite 9onbelinger,
obne Stanb, bon abn. H.: Eetcr
g%ntrtnger, @inser bon S6erpormcl.
binger, init Inna Chill, obne Stolo
bon @ormeloingen. 49,: SScbann
Setnrib Sdmit, @in5er BON Gbnen,
NIT &atbarina Soffmann, obne
Stanb, bon Sana6.
SterbefGIIe. = 8. Sebrltor:
Wargarctba Senael, SO Sabre aft,
ohne Stan0, Waftlrm. g.: Iariu
Souoelinaer, 6S Sabre alt, @ittme
bon Sobam Shueibcr, bon @(hn.
s.: Sobom gaptiIt 9ieper, "a Sabre
oft, Efarrer, Gbuen. TO-: Ssohunm
Heter @elter, 90 Sabre olt, aiiier,
@ormcloingen; Sobann Meienbitrg.
II Sabre oft, @in3er. @ittiper BON
WarG. &nhl. @ormeloiuqer. 49,:
Mattf. Eiinhel. 63 Sabre off, 3auf.
mann, @ormeloinqen. 49,: Mutth.
Wfarr, 63 Sabre It, @in5er, G6ncll.
16.: 2ltcieu Sem. 9 Wnnote alt.
Ghnen. 49,: Nifolalrs Soerns, 70
Sabre alt, @inser, @ormeloiuacn.
30: Waria Helter, &c Sabre aft,
@itttpe bon Geter Speider, G6nen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-21
9as 0eEuoeI bIeibt TIM 4anoe.

Sir Sranfreib gilt iebt ol1d,, pie
our 3eit bes &ulturtampfes fir
9euti6lanb Der Sprud:
Sort aus Dem 2onoe Die itiQen 9eter,
Die iiaatSgefdbrlifen llebertreter!
Sic Grinder, Die Sdinoer, Die Sub.
lerilmen,
Sic bleiben 6rinnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-21

gen on elmer Ser5lGbmllng unb bas
Wamiicript nltroe Dem @ltltid)e bes
@erItorbenen geHIdB, na6 Der Gebaf.
ton aennnnten 9latte5 gebrutt. Gs
entbtelt ieine Geographic uno Ib.
idieo an Die 2eier.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-21
~2ngembmraer Saseu.
0as @adtbaus in Sc
9 q il % Q |. 9 Il.


Sn Der alien 9aition ct. Soft ItanS
ebemols ein eiuiameS @ottbous. IN
Dem eS na6 Ser Ail8iaee Ser SfiiG.
lpad)e nitt gdii5 geBe,ter mar. %icler
Der SolOaten mar eS einerlei, ben
Mellten aber mlIr0c eS anait ltuo
borlge, menn lie 5lir @ade nad) Ct.
Soft beorbert puroen.
TegelmdBig menn Die Wsitter.
rahta ltutoe %heranrabte, Damn Lao
elmer mcbr allf Der idmalcn Griiite.
Us mar ein nod iltnger Soloat in
blrttigcr Uniform.
Clint 10 er5dblt Die Gage, fam Ser
oienltbabenbe Sauptmann, Inn oie
Hunoe 81 MADDEN. lteberaa ianS Ell
Die Solboten aitf ibrem GoIten, mr.
III Dem @aftballie ct. Soft lag ole
Sd)ilOmahe IN tiefem Sdlaf. en-
Der erIten SorneSaufpallung rib ser
Sanptmamn Ben Segen aus Der
Sheioe uno erIta6 ben ungliidlifen
iungen Wtann. Nber, 0 Sfrecfen, O
Sammer, eS mar iein eigener Sobn,
ben Der Sater i'm blinoen Offer ge.
tootet bate.
SSeoes Wal, ipenn sic Sbltrmr,br
Der naben Stride 5poIf idldgt, febrt
Der iltnge Soloat 5uriid auf Die barte
Eritl6e, 100 er Cen SoOe$ItoB EN-.
ping.
llnb lit Damn ser lette Sflag Der.
t%lrn9en, Damn ucridipinbet alth Ole
9cbeimliBppne Grideinung mieoer,
lantlos uno ititnlm, tpie iie sefom.
men lit.
Sas 3ennerm 4 n en-.
SieIer 8eiit, allentbalben befannt
inter Dem Hamen Der feuriae Meiter,
Der iptloe SGger, baS S6appmGnn.
den, Der Sheiermarln, Ger Sumter
9teB II. |. no., belt iid) alf Dem Gen.
rerbcrge, einem Siisel nahe beim
Sprfe Gbnert, allf no err gefp0bnlid,
phne &opf unb auf einem ieitrigel
Eferoe erifien uno Ole 8unoerer
dnaltigte. @enn i'm eiu &ertpege-
ner onrief ober dfite, 10 erbielt err &c.
ipObnlid bon miid,tbarer Sanb eine
tiiftige Sroft Eriigel; per lid aber
Dor Dem 3emermGnndleu befreuite,
Den ilob rs loiort. Nanhc Ginpoh,
ller bon Gbuen eriunern iid nod red,i
gut, luie lie ais ainber baSlelbe iiirdp
tetcn mo Dor ibm HeiBnils uabmen,
lnenu lie ati oem 3ennerberge ipiel'
ten lno pl6tlit elmer pnn ibuel
olsrief: .9cS 3ennermGlmhen
Sn$ 3eunermGnu6eH fommt!"
ellis eine$ IbenOs Die S1ro0er.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-11-03
Conspiracy Cases

Washington, Nov. 2.-The cases OF
w. H. Machen, Diller G.. and Samuel
Croft, and George E and Martha
Lorenz, indicted on charges of con-
spiracy in connection with the sale Of
.etter box fasteners to the postoffice
department, were today set for trial
On November % in criminal court No.
1, of the District of Columbia.
In connection with fixing the time
Of the trials, Justice Pritchard asked
Assistant District Attorney Taggart
whether he intended to interpose any
objections to the application Of Ma
chen and the Groffs that they be per-
nitted to examine certain records in
the postoffice department in order to
prepare for their defense, which ap-
plication had been set for a hearing
on next Friday. Mr.. Taggart said he
considered the application ABSOLUTELY
inadmissible and attorneys for both
sides announced their readiness to
argue the question Friday.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-11-03
WILL SEND TROOPS.

Cheyenne, Wyo., Nov 2.-Governor
Chatterton is waiting for additional
information before ordering any
troops to the scene of the battle with
the Indians. The governor has called
upon the commissioner of Indian af-
fairs to assist in bringing the mlrder-
ers to justice. He will also insist
that no more Indians be permitted to
leave their reservations to huat in
Wyoming Under the law every In
dian outside Of the State must take
out a gun license, which costs $50,
and go with a professional guide when
they hunt. 1t is held that every III
dian who fails to do this violates the
laws and the general government As
guardian of the red men is RESPONSE
BILE to the state for the payment OF
the license.
The present trouble has been brew
ing for long time and now the the
Indians are aroused it is feared there
will be a serious outbreak before they
are made to understand that the laws
must be respected.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-11-03
INDIANS ON
THE WARPATH
Sheriff and One of a Posse
Killed in Wyoming by the
MurderOus Sioux

Newcastle, Wyo., Nov. 2.-aheriff
w. H. Miller of Western county, one
of his posse named Fossenburg, are
dead, as result of fight with Twelve
waonloads of Sioux Indians Saturday,
three miles below Beaver dam, in
Lightning creek. Converse county.
The Indians were from the Pine
Ridge and Rose Bud agencies in South
Dakota and were violating the game
laws of the state.
The sheriff's posses rovnded up the
red skins Saturday and demanded
their surrender. The Sioux, who were
from the Pine Ridge agency, opened
fire and sharp fight ensued, in which
Fossenburg was instantly killed and
Sneriff Miller mortally wounded, dy-
ing half an hour later. His body was
brought to Newcastle by the remain
der of the posse this morning. Mem
bers of the posse report that at least
six Indians we're killed and several
wounded among the latter being
"Chief Eaglefeather," who is being
brought here a prisoner
A new and large posse has started
after the Indians who are in the coun-
try surrounding the scene of the first
fight and another battle is expected IL
the Indians again refuse to surrender.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-11-03
1On0pah Rioters indicted

Deputy Sheriff Scott Hickey, who
returned from Belmont last night
brought the news that the grand jury
returned indictments against Aran-
dali. Jackson, Lang, Bradshaw and
Wilson for murder, and that they
were remanded to Jail without ba l.
The grand jury also found an indict-
ment against Edward Schellenber-
ger, who was discharged by Judge
Lindsay after the preliminary hear
ing. The object of Sheriff Cushing's
visit to Tonopah yesterday was to
serve a warrant on Schellenberger
The latter has left the country, and
the sheriff proceeded to Sodaville yes
terday afternoon in pursuit. 1t is ru-
mored that Schellenberger is well on
his way to Chicago.
At the time Mr.. Hickey left Belmont
the grand jury had taken no action In
the other cases which it had under
onsideration.-Min
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-11-03
Factories Resume Work

Pittsburg, Pa, Nov. AFTER an
idleness of six weeks about 1000 men
resumed regular work in the MeKees-
port districk today. At the Deweese
wood plant of the American Steel
Company, where some of the depart
ments had been operating on part
time. the full complement OF day and
night men were given regular employ
ment. AT the plant of the Pittsburg
Steel Hoop Company, Glassport. where
several departments had been idle, 300
men were given regular employment.
Full time was resumed at the De-
mailer Tin Plant and all departments
were again in operation.
In the Braddock district the FIVE
big foundries connected with the ele-
ven furnaces and steel rail mills and
the Edgar Thompson plant OF the
Carnegie Steel Company, including
the roll foundry. casting. brass and
mold factories also resumed opera
tions in full after a suspension of sev-
sral days.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-11-03
An Antique Jail

Graham county Jail at Clifton, Ariz..
is probably the most unusual in
America. 1t comprises four large
apartments hewn in the side of a hill
of solid quartz rock. The entrance to
the Jail is through a box-like vesti-
bule, built of heavy masonry, and
equipped with three sets of gates of
steel bars. Here and there In the
rocky walls holes have been blasted
for windows, and in these apertures
series of massive bars of steel have
been firmly fitted in the rock. The
floor of the rockbound Jail is Of ce-
ment, and the prisoners are confined
wholly in the larger apartments. In
some places the wall of quartz about
the Jail is fifteen feet thick. Some of
the most desperate criminals on the
southwest border have been confined
in the Clifton Jail, and so solid and
heavy are the barriers to escape that
no one there has ever attempted to
make a break for freedom The no
.torious Black Jack was there for
mouthS-Tombssons Epitaph,
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-11-03
Car of Dynamite EXPLODED

Crestline, o., Nov. 2.-The Penn
sylvania Railway yards here presented
a scene of ruin today as result Of
the explosion Of car of dynamite on
a side track last evening.
So far as learned no lives were lost,
although the mass of wrecked freight
cars have not yet been thoroughly
searched. 1t is estimated that the fl
nancial loss will run from 100000 to
". Hundreds of freight cars
were almost completely demolished.
while number of houses in the vi
Unity of the explosion were badly
wrecked A number of persons re-
oe.ved serious cuts and bruises from
lying glass. Nearly every window
in town was smashed by the terrific
eoncussion.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-11-03
Curfew Officer Needed

Editor Silver State:-This warning
has been sounded ever since the last
attempt to burn the school house, but
Judging from the disturbance at the
NJ. E. church Sunday about $3.50 it
does not seem to have the desired eff
fect-as it is known that one of the
same gang that fired the school house,
was prominent in last nights dis
turbance. More may be heard of this
later READER.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-11-03
WAS SHOT WHILE
BEGGING GFOR LIFE

morning. Then went to Lovelock and
came back to Winnemucca Friday
morning. Saw Welch at the undertak-
ing establishment. Witness still pore
marks made by robbers, who stamped
upon his hands. He identified de-
PENDANTS as men who committed the
crime, picking them out of crowd of
strangers In the sheriff's office.
On cross examination witness said
Roberts was the one who accosted
him on the car, and Sevner kept him
covered with a gun. Saw upper part
of Sewers face, and remembered it
distinctly.
AL Waldman was placed on the
stand this morning. He told Of facts
covered by Mr.. Townsend's testimony,
and of his being able to identify the
four defendants in a room full of peo-
pie who were strangers to him.
Townsend was recalled In answer
to interrogatories he stated that the
hold-up occurred on a box car next to
the tender of the engine. Once dur
ing the hold-up the fireman opened
the fire-box door, and by the light
thus afforded he plainly saw the faces
of the men.
This closed the states evidence for
the present. NJ. S. Bonnifield, for
the defence, asked that a recess be
granted until 10 O'Clock tomorrow
morning, when the defense expected
to be ready to proceed In a manner
that would more than make up for the
time lost. The court granted tie re-
quest and declared the recess.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-11-03
Prize Fight Arranged

A fifteen round fight has been ar.
ranged to take place in Bodie Novem-
ber 18th between Bert Mcdonald o.:
this city and c. c. Lundy of Bodie-
Eugene Pendergast, the manager OF
Mcdonald, has posted $3.50 in the
Mono county bank. to the credit of j.
s. King, stake holder, as forfeit for
a $1,000 ringside bet. The exhibition
will be before the Mono County Ath-
letic Club. Mcdonald will train in
Reno and go to Bodie few days be-
fore the fght.-Reno Gazette.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-11-03
Golf Champion to Wed

Chicago, Nov. BIN the First Pres
byterian church, Evanston. Miss Bes-
sic Anthony, champion woman golf
player of the United States, will to-
night become the bride of Bernard
Horne of Pittsburg. Miss Anthony is
The daughter of Mr.. and rs. Charles
Elliott Anthony and, though she is
not yet out of her teens, she has held
The golf honors of her sex, first as
western champion and then as ma
tional champion for several years
past. The attendants at the wedding
will include number of prominent
Young society people Of Chicago and
Pittsburg.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-11-03
10 the Ladies

Mrs A. B. Crane Is the local repre-
sentative of the Chas. A. Stevens suit
and cloak house of Chicago, and is
prepared to take orders for the su
perior products of this house. Yea
can select the goods and have gar
ments made to fit you and to please
you for what you pay for ready made
goods.
At Mrs. Cranes residence in the
Hibbard property, south of the track
on Bridge street, can pe seen q full
line of new fall samples. Don't ord
e- a suit. cloak or coat until you sea
ttese samples aud get prices.
Nv1-te
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-11-03
A,.OOdOoed Train

La Junta, Colo, Nov. 2.-Santa Fe
passenger train No. 6, eastbound,
which was wrecked by unknown per-
sons at Apishapa creek last Friday
met with a disaster again today at
Thatcher, where the engine left the
track and turned over on its side. kill
ing Fireman Charles Everhardt OF
Syracuse, Kansas. No passengers were
hurt. The accident is attributed to
spreading rails.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-11-03
Cdrter-WdlCOtt Match

Boston, Nov. 3.-After repeated de-
lays and postponements the chances
now appear bright for a final settle
ment of the question of fstic suprem-
acy between Kid Carter and Joe Wal
cott The two are slated to have it
out tonight in a fifteen-round contest
before the Criterion Athletic club of
this city. Both have been training
faithfully for several weeks with the
result that they appear to be in fine
fettle for the fight.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-11-03
TEN INDIANS KILLED.

Denver, Nov. "A special to the
Times from Lusk, Wyo., says.
In second tattle with the Indians
Sunday afternoon near the scene of
the first fight ten Indians were killed
and eleven captured. None If tie
posse was killed in the second fight.
There were about seventy live Sioux
in the bands of Indians. 1t is esti-
mated that 500 men are securing the
country in search Of the remaining
Indians
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Nashville, Tenn.-Melville Wheeler.
assistant cashier of the Cumberland
Telephone Company, was assaulted In
his Office and the company's safe rob-
bed of $1,000.
London-Sir Edward Egerton, Brit
ish minister at Athens, has been ap-
pointed British ambassador at Madrid,
In succession to Sir Henry .Aortimer
Durand, recently appointed embassa-
dor to the United States.
MISUNDERSTANDING Shaw has
given notice that on February 2, 1904,
interest will cease on such of the five
per cent bonds of 1904 as may be out
standing on that date. The redemp-
tion of these bonds will continue with
interest until maturity.
Pottsville, Pa.-James Messenger
shot and killed his brothers Freder-
iek and Louis, at the farm of their
father, L. w. Messenger, a well
known citizen. He then locked him
self in the barn and defied arrest.
threatening to kill any one who at
tempted to reach him.
New York-A great fatality was
narrowly averted when an engine
jumped the track on the approach to
the Second avenus bridge over the
Harlem river and crashed into the
crowded rear car of loaded elevated
train, derailing 1t and all but pushing
it from the bridge to the surface fifty
feet below
Pekin-A conference of high Of
fcials with the Dowager Empress con-
cerning the re-occupation OF Mukden
by Russian troops was held at the
summer palace. Yuan Ski Kai, COVER
nor general of Chilli provine, was
summoned hastily from T'ien Tsin,
and proceeded directly to the palace.
ne Russians have the Tarter gen.
eral of Mukden province in custody
IN his yamen.
Washington-Louis Mortgeld shot
and killed his wife and then COM
mitted suicide at their boarding house
here Mortgeld was a paroled patient
of hospital for the insane, and 1t is
believed the deed was committed be-
cause of his fear of being returned to
the asylum, as arrangements had been
mde to send Mortgeld to the Wash
ington asylum hospital today or to-
morrow.
New York-Marie Layton, who
pleaded guilty to the indictments OF
larceny from the local Offices OF the
United States Playing Card Company.
of Cincinnati, was given an indeter-
inmate sentence of not more than five
years, and not less than one year in
the State prison at Albany. She faint
ed when sentenced. The total loss to
the company is said to have been In
the neighborhood of $4,000.
Manhattan, Kan.-A feud has brok-
en- out here between the agricultural
college students and the young men
of the town. A number of the students
have been waylaid at night and pretty
roughly handled. Saturday evening
two students were severely beaten.
Later in the evening a band of two
hundred college boys went down town
for return attack. Before the op-
posing forces met the police seized
six of the leaders and hurried them
to the Jail for the night. Many of
the students carried concealed wea-
pons.