The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-04-20
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A clock alleged to have been used In
the DAYS of Columbus and marked
Ammo. 1892" is owned by Emil Kueh-
lei of Manchester. N. H.
Albany. N. Y.-William A. Clark,
United states senator from Montana.
and one of the La gest real estate and
mine owners in the country. has SUR
INTO the realty business.
Syracuse, Sicly.-Emperor William,
accompanied by nlteen members Of his
suile, oil4ed To-Day with Mrs. Robert
Goeiet on boa. the latter's yacht
Nahma. The emperor expressed him.
self as delighted with the event and
sa d he wished the empress wee with
u-m to snare his pleasure.
ST. Pele. sbu4 g.-M. Suverine, man.
ager OF the Nosoe vremya, says he has
len letter. dated Marcn IL. t.om III.
volkovitch, who was drowned on the
Petropavlovsk, in which it is alleged
that Wee Admiral Makalof and his
STAFF decla. ed tnat the Japanese were
using SUBMARINE boats aaa that Port
Arthur was not defended by Russian
mines.
Sacramento Union: The paper man.
ulactu.e.s who a.e defiling the waters
Of the r.uekee river wl.a acids and
other filthy refuse from their works
ABOVE keno. a. e guilty of an outrage
Gus offense. and II thee be no law to
lestla.n them the making Of such q
Jaw ought TO be the first business OF
ine legislatures next to meet in this
state and in Nevada.
Omaha-A strike lasted just ten
minutes at the packing pant OF Swift
& co. last week. one hundred en-
ployes had been discharged, the union
CLAIMED. on account of thair known
an.onism. A meeting of stockholders
was in session at the time. A message
VAS forwa. dadN TO them. committee
selected and a comp. om-se reached In
eractly six hundred seconds. The men
.eturned to wo.k Immediately.
Pocatello. Ida.-Near Topaz. the first
siding east of McCammon. the east
oound passenger train ran over and
killed the two year-old child OF S. p.
Palmer, a rancaer who lives near the
oad The ent.ie train ran over the
pcdy, which was manged beyond rec
ognition. The father must have wit
Gessed the accident. for he had gath
cred up the mangled remains of his
child before the t. ain crew got back to
! 4 ha n had haan
brought to stop.
Kansas City.-Race feeling at Kan
-as City, Kansas. has apparently d'ed
out. When the high school opened to-
day SQUAD of policemen was d avn
up in line at the ma entrance to see
that the eighty colored pupils were not
molested by the 700 whites. Boys and
girls OF both races took their accus-
toned places and no sign of friction
was displayed. The trouble grew out
of the uider last week b. negro of
a white boy. a freshman. and the
whites had declared that the neg oes
-hould never again attend the school,
washington.-Cha Alice Heck
| 54lt MIS. JOSStJtilc <ahlC IlC(hSiN la
ull the wife of Sergeant Milton Heck
EFT, Troop X, Twelfth cavalry. was the
means of costing First Lieutenant
Arthur G. Sharpley, Twelfth Cavalry.
Department of Luzon, Philippine Is
ards his shoulder straps. Not that
she was so bad. but that her pretty
face enmeshed him and he fell into the
error of attempting to ALLEVIATE from
her husband the affections she was ex-
pected to bestow upon him. The war
department has issued general or
iers approving of the finding of the
court tial and dism ssing Lieuten-
mt Sharpley from the army.
San Jose. Cai.--Joseph Monesca. who
disappeared from Gilroy Hot Springs.
near this city, on July 10. 1908. has
eeen located at Los Angeles. wne he
s in the employ of Tax Bros Mo-
nesca came to G.lroy Springs from
Salina to recuperate after long sp ee.
One day without word of warning he
disappeared. leaving number of val
liable effects at the hotel and con-
sderal sum of money on deposit with
a Gilroy bank. A search was started
almost Immediately by the relatives OF
the missing man. and reward was
offered for information as to his
whereabouts. 1t was believed that Mo-
Inesca had wandered away into the
hills which surround the sp.ings and
had lost his life from exposure. Nc
trace OF him was ever dlscove' ed un'
til recently. when Mrs. Monesca
learned that her husband he d beer
seen at Los Angeles. She notified ths
-outhern authorities and they succeed
d in locating Monesca in that city
!. No explanation OF his strange disap'
pearanee has a. yet been given