The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-10-19
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Queenstown-Sir Thomas Upton.
who arrived her Friday on the steam
e. Cedric, from New York, October
9Th, has been greatly benefited by the
voyage and has almost completely re-
covered his health.
Sacramento-The prison directors
have agreed to pay to the Nevada
state officials $500 each for the ex-
penses of returning Wood and Murphy
TO Folsom prison with the proviso
that they waive all other claims
shington-Secretary Moody has
approved the estimate for the support
of the navy for the next fiscal year,
as recommended by the chiefs of bu-
reaus, amounting to $102,S66,449, as
against $79,S16,791 appropriated for the
last fiscal year.
Burssels-M. Peuin, Socialist men,
ber of the Chamber of Deputies, was
stabbed at Mons, while walking on
the street with some friends. There
are slight hopes of his recovery. The
assassin struck NJ. Pepin from behind
and succeeded in making his escape.
London-Great Britain is sending
two additional warships to Chinese
waters. The first-class cruiser Europa
has been ordered into commission az
Portsmouth for despatch to the Chi
nese station, and battleship will be
sent there from the Mediterranean
squadron. -,
Mexico ,City-The International
Bank & Trust company, with a cap
ital of two millions and branches in
New York and San Francisco. has
failed. There were million and a
half in deposits. The loss falls heavy
o. contractors, whe were the princi-
pal depositors.
Winnepeg, Man.-Strained relations
exist between the Canadian Pacific
management and its engineers AMI
firemen and a strike may result. A
committee has been at Montreal for
some time, endeavoring to secure con-
cessions from the company, but so far
the negotiations have resulted in
naught.
ST Petersburg men successful
ly held up a passenger train between
Dunabourg and Pleskov, l62 miles
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The men jumped on the conductors
car, overpowered and bound both con-
drctors, robbed the safe and baggage
and escaped with the booty to an ad-
joining forest
Lincoln, Neb-An unknown girl i
freshman at the University of Nebras-
ka, took large dose of carbolic acid
while standing in front of st. Mary's
Cathedral She then staggered into
the church and trying to kneel in a
pew, died in the act of muttering y
prayer The girl at confession yes
terday is said to have told priest
she was the daughter of a banker but
uld not give ner name.
New York-John Alexander Dowie
issued oders to the Zionists at Madison
Square Gardens today to refuse admit
tance to strangers. The order was en-
forced so literally that newspaper men
will be excluded. The first public ser
vice will be held tomorrow morning
and in order to prevent trouble, the
strangers will be seated between two
rows of the Zionists, The street corn
er meetings began last night and house
% house visitations today.
Lexlngton-Dan Patch, 1853, the
great pacing stallion, Saturday broke
the worlds pacing record to wagon,
ana came within a quarter of a sec
ond OF equaling his own sulky record.
Inc previous pacing record to wagon
was z:0l12, made by Little Boy on the
Memphis track. Dan Patch clipped
t"o and one-quarter seconds off this
record and went the mile in 1884.
The champion stallion was accom-
panied by two runners. driven by Hud-
son and Maguire. but no wind shield
o. any ether speed accelerator was
used.
Trenton, N. Fifteen persons were
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