The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-07-13
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|
ley Arms hotel at Berkeley near Seaside
park, N j.. was destroyed by fire today.
Loss $4,000.
Denver, July l2-omicials of the West
ern Federation OF Miners deny the report
of the contemplated removal of the head
quarters of the Organization from this
city to Leadville.
! Toledo, O., July 12-Mayor Jones has
/ lain for many hours IN stuoor Respi-
ration 50. pulse $50, temperature 1Oi Al
hope was given UP last night and for
hours his family has been assembled
awaiting the end.
! Evansville. Ind. July 12.-Frederick
Lauenstein, Sr owner of the Evansville
Demokrat (German), dropped dead today
aged so years. just after boarding a train
for St. Louis. Apoplexy was probably the
cause of death.
AeipASss i<HS-, July Hc SOhbti va
| the National Rifle association today de
cided that last years contest for the
Palma trophy should be considered abor-
tive and that the trophy shall be retained
by England, as custodian. until another
match is arranged.
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George w. Abbott and William Van Hell
ser were found today in a Brooklyn junk
shop, which apparently had been set on
fire after the men were killed. Both men
had been shot and their skulls fractured.
There is no clue TO the murderer.
tically settled today that a general re-
duction of wages in the cotton mills of
Fall River would be ordered to take effect
July Is. 1t is expected the proposed re-
duction will average 1-2 per cent.
More than 25ooo operatives will be anect-
ed
Washington, n. Y, July 12.--F. E. Stan
ley, of Newton. Mass. who made the
eight-miie ascent of Mount Washington
in 81 minutes Is seconds breaking the
previous record by II mir ates. "A seconds.
today lowered his own figures by nearly
three minutes, going up the mountain in
rs minutes. 1 rs seconds.
Boston. July l2-The wool market
shows almost feverish activity of trading.
with high prices ruling. Many purchases
are being made by eastern concerns. II
is stated that about all the new cl'9 in
the west Is now under contract. There
is a GOOD demand for medium heeces
noted and prices are ruling higher.
New Orleans, July 12.-Advices receiv-
ed today by the agents of the steamer
Chalmette. which struck snag below
Natchez last night. says the boat with
It's cargo will prove total loss. The
steamer was bound to St. Louis with a
cargo valued at 10000 and with about
to the evoosition. The boat was valued
at s5O,O0O No lives were lost
st. Paul. July 12.-Unless notified from
Chicago that an agreement has been
reached the butchers and meat cutters.
including the girls employed by Swift X
Co. numbering nearly 1000 persons. win
go on strike at noon today. Swift & Co
is the only packing concern in this dis
order, as the other smaller concerns have
made satisfactory settlements with their
employees.
Cripple Creek. Colo, July l2-Deporta-
tions continue to be made by the mill
tary authorities, who are in charge of
affairs In this district. Eleven Italians
and Austrians were arrested soon after
their arrival at Victor and were sent
away on the next train. State Boiler
Inspector Taylor was arrested when COM
ing into the district over the Short
Line Railway, but was released after
he was brought TO the Mine Owners AS
sociation and had explained his olflo:al
business.
Lincoln. Neb., 1ulv 12-Wm. j. Bryan
returned to his home from St. Louis to-
day. He was met at the station by his
family and a large number of friends.
but the reception was very quiet. in ae-