The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-04-13
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Denver.-Governor Peabody Monday
ordered all remaining troops in Cripple
Creek district. about fifty in number,
withdrawn and returned to their
homes.
Manila, p 1.-THE sentence of death
passed upon Faustino Guillermo, one
OF the most notorious bandits in the
islands, who was captured by the
constabulary in Rizal province last
June, has been confirmed by the SUI
preme court.
Mrs. Cordelia Botkin was the pic
ture of abject misery as she sat in
Police Judge Conlan's court Monday
morning to be arraigned on the charge
of murder in causing the death of Mrs.
Ida Henrietta Deane at Dover. DEL, on
August IL, 1885, by sending a box of
poisoned candy to Mrs. Elizabeth
Dunning, Mrs. Deane's sister.
New York.-The strike on the Pam
anna railroad seems to be giving way.
owing, cables the Herald correspond
ent at Panama, to the company bring
ing over about fifty Fortune island
men from Colon and the expectation
that more laborers will arrive from
New York on the steamer due Tues
day. The isthmian canal commission
has visited the Georeona section Of the
canal and will ascend the Cha3res.
where the old canal company planned
great dam to feed the locks.
There are many who think that be-
cause a mining company sends them
a glowing and flatteiing letter that
everything must be all right. An
other feature that catches a great
many is the fact that stock is often
offered for few cents per share when
the face value is one dollar per share.
The foolish investor has the idea that
he is going to get something for moth
ing. Even takers, however, follow the
latest .up-to-date fashions in adver-
Using. The circular letter style which
| years ago was SO fashionable Is pass
| ing away and the faker Is looking
| about for some other mode Of attract
ng attention. The latest mode is to
purchase the entire edition of news
paper, having first stuffed 1t with
gorgeous account of his stocks and
.nines.-Pacific Coast Miner.
Washington. - Republicans in and
out of congress are astonished at Gov
elnor Odelps latest demonstration of
feeling toward the president in having
g. H. Hartman elected delegate to
the Chicago republican convention
| from New York. Hartman has been
the most active opponent of the presi-
dent in the anti Roosevelt propagan-
ia, and his election as delegate over
| representative Bradley, who is a
friend and supporter of the president,
goes far to revive the suspicion here
| that the state of New York is doubt
| fu. Harrimans grievance against the
president is similarly grounded to that
Of j. Pierpont Morgan and James ].
! Hill. They all felt hurt at the action
of the president In directing the at
torney geneia al to proceed against the
Northern Securities company. Mo. gan
mas become reconciled to the election
of Roosevelt and Hill is supporting
/ Cleveland, but Hartman has been re-
| garded as one of the irreconcilables-
| de has said he would regard the de-
feat of the republican party with
equanimity. When the movement to
defeat Mr.. Roosevelt for the nomlna-
/ lion started last fall Hartman was
one of the leaders. With his great In
iuence in four transcontinental rail-
loads he believed he could swerve
many of the far western states. Har-
riman's operations We're promptly
known in Washington and details We're
given to the president. The wave OF
popular enthusiasm for the president
proved too strong even in the districts
controlled by Harriman's agents and
insignificance.