The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-07-06
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| Washington, July 3.-The Directors
of the Mint today purchased 225 600
ounces silver for account of the Phil
| ippine coinage, at an average OF
53.347 cents an ounce.
Doylestown, Pa, July 3.-Lewis n.
Blank of Rics, oro, who was arrested
on Tuesday, charged with stealing
flowers from graves, shot himse t
through the head this morning, dying
instantly. Worry over his arrest was
tde cause for the act.
Salt Lake City, July 3.-Yesterday
brought no new developments in the
threatened lockout of the building
trades. So far as can be learned no
conference has been proposed by eieh-
er side. The Building Trades eouni.
is in a receptive mood, but is waiting
for the Builders association to make
d proposition.
Washington, July Am order was
issued at the War department toaay
directing that officers on duty in the
department may wear any clothing
suitable for the warm weather. Here
tofore all officers were Obliged to wear
the regulation uniforms which bdt-
toned closely around the neck and
were very warm.
Leadyine, COO, July 4.-As a con-
lIasG " Inc suAoI4 OheS III lie edst,
,Ouay oOU peop.e Meie esent at d
oe..I game tnIS aItoI noon, Luany of
.4Ie A-eA Win lneIf oVoIeoats on al
,ne IduleS WIN AeaVy wraps. lie
| same Was caIea III the uILA inn4n5
on account oI d snowsCorIn. Inc le-n-
peratuie uroppeu Az Geg4 ees slAce Ses-
teroay. 1t is showing hald tonight,
out the snow meItS as rapidly as IL
| IaI1S.
| Denver, Colo, July 4.-Shortly atte.
midnight so members OF tue DeAse.
omeILernen unIon went u tne Om-
ana ana urant snAelter of the Amerl-
can omeItlns anu I.eAnanS Comp pally
ana lnuuced the men Lne4e employed,
out In number, 10 stop Work. Inc men
walked out, ieavlng the furnaces Id4l
| OF melted metal wnicn Will result in
neavy damage to the plant. The men
IeIt the plant and went to the Globe
smeILer, another property Of the Am
erIcan SmeIting and hehning COM
pany, wnere they succeeded in induc-
ing the employees, 500 IN number, 10
come out. 1he action was taken on
account of the refusal OF Manager
franklin Guiterman to grant an
| eignt-hour day.
! chicago, Ju:y 4.-This was the mos.
uneoLnioi UdDle day or the preson,
hed.ed term, anu the pIoSuaIon5
anu deaths Increased accordingly.
seven pupIe dleu uurihg the udy as a
.esuIC oI the heat anu e4snteea wei &
p ostrateu. Inc mercury StOod, On
lne seleel levei, at 81, ana the nuniA-
lty was 10 per cent. IC was the most
distressing DAY chicago has eXpeIl-
enced slAce the Ieool u-bredking neat
Al JuIy, 1901. 1t Is pIeIlcted mat to-
morrow Will be even warmer, bat thai
some rellef may be expected by ev-
enlng.
Kansas City, July 3.-Lulu Prince
henheuy, unaer sentence or Ten Years
Ior klIung ner husband, PM ii. Ken
nedy, Iooai agent or the Merchants
Dispatch transportation company,
III 1901, was 10 uay grained new tIldI
Dy the state supreme court. Mrs.
hennedy shot her husband a month
after they were married and two days
after he had broIgnt suit to have
theIr marriage, vnlcn he asserted had
Oeen forced, set aside.
Charies w. Prince, the father, and
| mel two brotheIs, william and Albert
rrlnce, were charged with being ac-
ccmpiices. William Prince Was con-
ylcIea and the others are yet to be
tried.