The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-05-03
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/ in abeyance and that the secret
strike was not in the least secret. nu-
merous members having shouted the
fact that they were voting for strike.
Denver.-National Organizer Wa d.
| john of the United Mine Workers, one
of President Mitchell's personal rep.e-
sentatives in the Colorado strike, was
assaulted by three men at Sargent
while EN- route from Crested Butte to
| Pueblo. His face was crushed and he
was so badly battered that he may die
New Orleans. - DIR. Isadore Dyer
professor OF skin diseases in the New
| Orleans Polytechnic is the first and only
1 physician in this state and one of the
/ few In the wo. Id who have cured lep-
rosy. He said in a lecture that he
| and his two associates had cured ten
cases of lep:osy and that several cases
now under treatment were on the road
to recovery.
Grand Rapids, Mich.--C. p. Shea, In
| ternational president of the Teamsters'
union: K b. Fitzpatrick, first vice.
president, and Walter Shuck, organizer
Of the United Garment Worke 8, were
arrested on the charge of assault and
battery committed, it is charged. upon
a man named Foster, with whom they
had been playing cards. The labor
leaders remained at police headquart-
/ ers several hours.
John Brown ard his alleged wife.
Mrs. Ray Blown, and c. E. smith,
| The supposed crooks who were arrested
at Ogden Friday afternoon on suspi-
cion of being pickpockets and all
around crooks, were released on bail.
Brown put up $50 and $40 each was
requil ed of Mrs Brown and Smith.
As soon as the bail was given the trio
folded their tents like the Arab and
as silently stole away" They passed
through Winnemucca Saturday night.
America sends missionaries to Chi
ma and India to teach the pagans the
wickedn ness of destroying female in
fants In Salt Lake they are destroyed
regardless of sex. King Herod should
feel very much at home here. The
lifeless remains of two little innocents,
a gill and a boy. were found In this
| city yesterday. The first was discov-
| eI ed at 80 a. m. in the rear of the
Sears Glass and Paint company's
warehouse The child was fully de-
| veloped but not q stitch of clothing
nor a scrap of paper was found to
give a clew to its identity
st. Louis. - The marriage of Miss
Anna Davidson OF Los Angeles to
Monte Shields. the proprietor of
photograph gallery in East st. Louis,
has uncovered a romance of two
months ago. Miss Davidsons sister.
whom she has been visiting and sew
| eral other of her st. Louis friends re-
quested photographs of her as souve-
Mrs of her visit. She brought no pho
togsaphs with her. so she entered
| Shields studio to have some taken. Her
Beauty at once attracted Shields. who
! Is a handsome fellow of 23 years. and
his good looks and interesting conver-
sation equally attracted her. Thence
| forth their acquaintance deepened rap
idly into love.
Boston.-The Rev. George Taylor of
| Arlington Heights stirred up a hornets
nest at the Congregational ministers
meeting yeste. day with a paper on
Some of the Principal Defects in
| Congregationalism," I'm which he said
that the cut-and-dred prayer meeting
had outllved its usefulness; that the
Christian Endeavor society was exer-
cisinbg too much influence on the
church, and that radical changes are
needed In the council which installs
and dismisses pastors from the church.
The Rev. j. Alexander of Roslindale
| denounced many of the statements
made by Mr.. Taylor and said anybody
'venturing to tell my people in Ros-
| lindale that the p. aver meeting is a
useless proceeding would be asked to
leave town.
Phila delphia.-A miniature panic has
occurred during q performance at the
| Standard theatef. Only three of four
children were hurt and none seriously.
Several women tainted but recovered
| quickly. The trouble occurred near the
end of the performance and was caused
by the screams of a woman in the gal
| lery who had been frightened by
mouse. She jumped from her seat and
so alarmed those sitting near by that
one of them cried fire" Instantly the
crowd rose and began 10 rush for the
exits, but the actors got the orchestra
| to strike up an air anu called upon
| the frightened persons to be seated.
| Many al. eady had reached the doc
and there was quite crush. but IL
was over in moment and the play
was resumed.
New Haven. Gonna tramp who