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The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-06-08
KILLS HIS CHILDREN
The Horrible Work of a Retir-
ed Undertaken

New Yo:k, June S.--After writing a
letter to a friend asking her to come
and take charge of his body, JOSEPH
NJ. Pouch. retired undertaken OF
Roselle. N j.. killed two of his chill
d EN- by poison ON Sunday, shot a third
to death, mortally wounded fourth
and then today, just as the police
knocked at his door. killed himself.
The man was insane. an eccentric
ity which for several years had been
marked developing into homicida
mania. His wife. the mother of the
four children died very suddenly two
months ago. No investigation was
made at that time. but IT is now be-
iieved that she was poisoned.
One of Pouch's few remaining
friends received through the mail T.
note which read: Please come to
my house and lay out four children 70
me. / am going to send them where
my second wife went"
At o'clock tonight justice of the
peace of Roselle and Policeman John
Kennedy went TO the cottage. the doors
of which were locked and the shutters
closed About IL thee was absolute
silence. The neighbors who had be-
come curious. sad they had not seen
Pouch for hours. While the officers
and neighbors were talking. three shots
were heard in the house and then the
doors We're bate ed down. Pouch was
found dead on the floor, bullet wound
in his tight temple. Near oy ia a bed
was his daughter, Lillian. shot through
the heart. BESIDE her lay the son. AL
be. [, unconscious, with "A bullet wound
N nis abdomen.
On p ece of cardboard In the room
was written in Struggling letters: II
have bee. Aunted by every one. land
lord and everybody. Boss discnai ged
a4e TO make matte 5 worse and things
did not go right last night or this
would not have happened today. The
bodies OF the girls will have to be en-
balmed. but none of the rest"
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-06-08
A CRACK SHOT HIRE
He Will Give a Free Exhibition
tomorrow Morning

Mr.. Frank Carter, formerly of
Butte. Mont. now representing the
Peters Cartridge Company of Cincin-
natti, Ohio. is in winnemucca and will
give free exhibition of his skill with
firearms tomorrow morning at 10 a. m.
just across the river near the b idge
Mr. Carter spent twenty years in
Montana and the West where a nat
ural fondness for out door sports
firearms. When is years old he won
the high average at a big northwest
tournament during three days shoot
ing. where all the crack shotgun shoot
ers from several States We're con-
gregated for the glory of being de-
clared chief The remarkable part of
this record was that previous to this
tournament, Mr.. Carter used a rife
only in all his game shooting, not
making anv claim to be an expert with
the scatter gun.
His fondness still clings to the rifle
as being the most perfect ,est OF skill
While in Montana his proficiency
with fire arms caused the hazardous
position of State Stock Inspector to
be thrust upon him and his name fig
ured prominently in the tinal breaking
up of the gang of ''rus,le s. VINO prIce
infested Montana, Idaho ana wyom-
ing.
During his exhibition Mr. Carter
demonstrates the particular qualities
of Peters ammunition in the great
variety of shotgun shells. loaded with
all the standard smokless powders.
and the rifle cartridges loaded with
Kings semi-smokeless powder.
His performance is well worth going
miles to see. if the reports of Cali
fornia papers are an indication of what
he does in the shooting line. M. LIE
Due of the Pacific Hardware and Steel
Company is here with Mr.. Carter and
win see that he imbibes no alkaii that
might effect his eye sight.
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i. NEVADA, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE s, 1904

Louis and is visiting Mrs George s.
Nixon, the two ladies In their girl days
being school mates.
The new plant OF the Troy Laun-
dry Company at Reno is complete. 1t
is a fire-proof building and contains
all the modern and up-to-date ma
chinery. Their work is first-class and
gives the best of satisfaction. H. A.
Gilbert is their Winnemucca agent and
orders placed in his hands Will re-
ceive prompt attention.
The grand lodge Of the Knights of
Pythias will meet tomorrow in Reno
and visiting delegates are assured OF
a good time. Quite a number of the
delegates from Winnemucca will not
be able to attend. II is understood.
however, that DR.. w L. Samuels, J.
T. Dunn ard Cecil Browning will en-,
deavor to be in attendance.
Joe Pascal came in last evening with
a load Of ore from the Golden Eagle
mine in the the New Central Mining
Di~trict. 1t will be shipped this af-
ternoon to the Glasgow smelter at
colconda. Mr.. Pascal states that
Me~srs. Stallman and Fa~ran, who
recently inspected the Golden Eagle
have already taken possession ard
will commence active work. Already a
contract for ditch to bring water
70 the mill has been let
Last Sunday evening r. Van Volk-
enhu~g, inforned Jesse Hunter. his as
sistant that he was not feeling well
and might not be around Monday.
Tue~day Van failed to show up and
TODAY Mr.. Hunter commenced to get
quite uneasy as to the condition of his
employer and proceeded on an investi-
cation tour This afte~noo his worry
ceased when he learned that Van had
silently left town for Elko, where he
was enjoying himself with his young
heir.
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Rebel Creek Ite ms

Bert Lyons went to town last week
as he was sick
Mrs. Stone arrived home from Win
nemucca Saturday evening.
The Misses Pearl and Mabel Snapp
are expected home from Reno tonight.
Martin Echaba and family returned
from trip to Winnemucca last week.
A band of about four hundred sheep
which are being driven to California
stopped here Sunday night.
Phan Defenbaugh. driving the An
derson freight team loaded with the
Mcconnell wool, stopped here Saturday
night.
Mrs. Joe McColley. who is visiting
his brother at Willow Creek. has been
quite i'll. but is reported to be Inn
proving.
James Ferguson was down from the
mines last week and reported work on
the Sunburst prog. essing steadily. Ills
new find has widaned out to four feel
of high grade gold ore.
Mr.. p. Roberti. having fail to make
sale of his ranch. has concluded to
remain here this summer and went to
Winnemucca last week to bring back
his daughters. Misses Lizzie and Car
rie.
STONE HATCHET.
Rebel Greek. June G.
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CUT AN ARTERY
A Serious Accident in Which
No One Was to Blame

S. B. Browning of Wadsworth. who
is here visiting his brother c. E.
Browning met with an acc dent las;
evening that might have proved SER
ious. In company with some other
young men he was skylarking In front
of the Palace. At the tine he held in
his hand an open jackknife. While
fooling with one of the boys, in some
manner the blade of the knife entered
the palm of the left hand severing
an artery.
Those who witnessed the accident
state that the blood sDurted fully five
feet in the air.
Browning was taken into the barber
shop of Van Volkenburgs and DR.
Samueis summoned, who dressed the
wound. Last night it broke out
afresh and the doctor was again sum-
moned.
The loss of blood was so great that
the young man tainted. 1t was a very
close CALL Mr.. Browning is we'll
known here. At one time ne was ei3I-
ployed as a passenger brakeman on
The Southern Pacific.
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stamp mill and concentrator are being
amended. While the ore is nearly free
there would be some values lost In
the bases that accompany the golo.
For this reason q smelter will be erect
cd instead OF stamp mill and thus
practically all the values will be saved
and by one reduction operation.
peals to the owners of the property,
for the ores contain Their own fiuxes Of
iron and lead, while there is an,
quantity of limestone in the immediate
vicinity. The country is heavily
wooded SO that charcoal could be
burned and the water supply Is ade-
quate, even for furnishing power
Gazette.
c. Irving Crowell of Los Angeles
has been in Tonopah ani Goldfield for
the past week with a party of en-
Gineers and surveyors, prominent Of
fcials of the Santa Fe ra lroad. with
a view of interesting that company
In his great scheme to build a rail-
road from Daggert. Cal. to Tonopah.
Mr.. Crowell has been working on this
project for eighteen months and pre-
iiminary surveys of the proposed line
have been made which show that a
course can be taken from Daggert past
the head of Death Valley, through
Goldfield to Tonopah. with grade nor
exceeding two and one-half per cent at
the steepest point This road would
tap the borax mines of Death Valley
ard give access to a country known to
be rich in mineral. but owing to its
inaccessibilty and aridity, hitherto
neglected. The line of route has been
most carefully gone over and it is be-
iieved that as a mineral road 1t would
pay from the first ore being hauled
to Ell Paso smelters. aad to facilitate
this standard guage track is pro-
posed. The visit of these officials to
this district was with the object of
thoroughly inspecting Goldfield and
estimating the possible amount of ore
traffic to be obtained from that camp.
Bonanza
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ualities in the rioting:
Killed:
ROxIE M'GEE.
JOHN DAVIS.
Wounded:
j. A. Redd. Joe Findley, Fire Chief
Murphy. Peter Chrisman. Fred Stude-
baugh. Peter Caiderwood, Arthur Park
er. James McKelvey.
A thoroughly organized vigilance
committee. composed OF mine owners
and their employees and sympathizers.
have taken charge of the government
of Teller county and large squads OF
armed men are patrolling the district.
These men are ostensibly acting under
orders of Edward Bell. the new sheriff,
VINO is a large property owner and an
outspoke3 opponent OF the miners
union. Sheriff Henry M Robertson re-
signed under compulsion. He was
forcihly taken to the headquarters OF
the Mine Owners Association ana his
resignation was demanded. At first ne
refused to resign. but when finally
coll of rope was thrown at his feet
he weakened and signed the resigna-
ton which had been prepared for him.
The first act OF Sheriff Bell was to
take away the star of Under Sheriff
j. Knox Burton. Then he appointed
twenty-five deputies. to which force
large additions have since been made
and later he disarmed the union Off
GERS who had been appointed by City
Marshal Michael O'Connel of Victor
Meantime Mcconnell had visited the
Nine Owners headquarters in which
thirty armed men were assembled and
demanded that they surrender thei.
arms to him. He was forcibly elected
and after being deposed from office by
Mayor French he was placed unde,
arrest. Many of the otner regularly
chosen peace officers OF the various
towns in the district have also beef,
deposed and some of them locked vi
with about 200 union miners. who we, E
arrested after riotins In Victor.
The sentiment of the mine owners.
as voiced by C. C. Hamlin, secretary of
the association, is that all miners
must be driven out of the camp. HIS
decla. alton that the time had come to
Purge the district started the riot
Ing as the mass meeting in Victor.
called to discuss this dynamite out
rage at Independence
IL ; up 10 you 10 drive these scoun-
drels out" Hamiin had declared.
whereupon ALI Miller. a union man
who had been sworn in as deputy
sheriff, raised his rife and in re,i.
Whom are you refe. ring to?" Millers
rifle was seized ard the shooting be-
gan which resulted in the killing OF
Roxie McGee, a non-union miner. and
the wounding of six other pc sons, on,
of whom. John Davis. also a non-un-
ion miner. died a few hours later. The
first shot was fired by someone in the
crowd. This was followed immediatei,
by two rifle shots Fl om windows of min
ers' union hall. A man standing in the
door of the union store. ii is said, also
II. ed into the crowd with a repeating
shotgun
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Dentistry

DR.. II. b. Mcdonald. the dentist, is
at the Lafayette Hotel for couple
OF weeks. Beautiful gold bridges and
crowns. gold and silver filings, etc.
guarantee my work. Cliff.
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Situation Wanted

Young Japanese boy wishes position to
do cooking. city or country. Speaks
English. Inquire at this ofiie. s-l5
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Found

FoUND-Lodge pin. Owner can have
same By calling at this office and pay
ing for notice. IT,
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Screen doors of all descriptions. ais.
wire screen In all widths at E. Rein
hart & Cos.
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Cabbage Plants

b. Klucny has No. | cabbage plants
for sale. soc per 100. TIA.
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Dr.. Porter. DENTIST

DR.. w. S. Porter. dentist. Office on
Bridge street.
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Children's gingham ano crash dress
es, in sizes from 2 to IA years old.
E. REINHART e co.
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See the black and colored silk skirts
AT e. Reinhari & Co.'S
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Photos of babies and family groups {
speciality at Doves gallery. 6-4-lw.
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OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER

The Daily Silver STATE Is the official
ed by the people OF Humboldt county
as the leading paper for fresh news
al all times.
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JOB PRINTING

The Silver State has the best equip
ped JOB printing plant In the county
and can print anything from q calling
card to q bible. Bring or send In
your work.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-05-16

Hargrove College Commencement.
Friday, May ~, Sis !. m, Concert
and play by Miss Grace Seals prima-
res.
Saturday May Is, 10 a. M, Medal
contest in declarations and recita-
tiOns.
tons; SIS p. m, Oratorical and essay
contest for medals.
Sunday, May 20, II a. m, commence
rent sermon by Rev. w. J. Sims, pre-
siding elder Cherokee district, Vinita,
| r.; SIS p. m, our young peoples
sermon by Rev. w. f. Dunkle, pastor
az WynnewooG.
Monday, May 80, 10 a, m, Literary
address by Hon. c. w. Skeen, Wapa-
rucka, !. T.
Monday, 4 p. m, annual meeting
board Of trustees; S:15 p. m, annual
concert by e]locution and music de-
iartments.
THOS. G. WRITTEN, Pres.
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A BRILLIANT ACT
YOUNG RUSSIAN NAVAL OFF,
GERS DARING EXPLOIT.
with Three Marines In a SINAI.
Launch He Attacks and Torpe.
does a Big Armored Cruiser
Of the japanese.

Lao Yang, May 1.-THE Russian
fleet scored its first distinct success
OF the war on May 10 by the torpe.
doing ana Gripping though not the
sinking of an armorod japanese cruis.
or in Talionwan bay.
The Russian attack was carefully
planned ou May go w.7Ie the ]Japanes,
.ouaIruu was concentrated outside
DaIny. u.y0tiug ITS whole attention
TO- Talionwau bay and was carried ont
thg same right.
The attacking iuI.. was not a res
uIar torrgIo boat. bur was only D.
mall uautha launch. iu command oI
o. young naval officer. who had with
.im three Jackie. The launch mount
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Traaedy in Denver.

Denver, Colo, May 15.-Lylc Greg
cry, an eX.policeman, was assassinat-
ca early this morning when he was
returning nome from a social visit
with friends.
His body was riddled with bur---
and he died in his tracks. 1t is be
heved the assassin used a repeating
rife, and his aim was true, for ten
bullets penetrated the murdered mans
body.
No positive trace OF the assassin
has been found.
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Kingston.


II is hereby ordered that the mar.
shall of this court open court at Ard
more on the 18th of May at 8 O'Clock
a.. m, the same being the first day
OF the regular May, 1904, term there
OF, and adjourn the said term until
the 23d day Of May, 4. D., 1904, at {
O'Clock in the morning.
Done at Purcell this 18th day Of
May, 1904.
By the court.
HOSEA TOWNSEND.
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r. l.. Sanders Of this city has a du>
story Of Geronimo in last Sundays
dallas News Mr.. Sanders IS CORES
Iondent at this place for the News
and has made a hit, on merit. with
his paper, which Is appreciated not
only boy himself but by his friends
here.
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The most wonderful farm in the
world SIS situated in Canada. Its pc.
culiarity Ties in the fact that every
thing is worked by electricity. Two
waterfalls within the bounds of the
farm, some sixty feet and oEe hun.
drcd and eighty feet High, furnish the
motive power, a central power-house
being erected near and the current Is
transmitted boy wires 10 every ayaila.
BILE place on the farm. The Churns
and other necessary implements have
electric motor attachments. \ motor
Of ten horse power works a NOV.
ing machine and another works a
log saw; while the house barns and
grounds Of the farm are Illuminated
by electricity. The wner declares
that he saves some $1,000 in labor
annually.
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SHOT BY FAY TEMPLE.
Eoted Oklahoma Desperate Captures
After Fight.


After Fight.
ST. Joe, Mo, May l5-Pohce Ser
geant James Gibson was fatally shot
Ly Fay Temple, the Oklahoma dos
perado On the street tonight. Temple
was captured after a hard fight with
Patrolman Cradle, who beat the des.
perado almost 10 death with his own
gun. Temple stole a team of horses
north Of the city and was arrested by
Sergeant Gibson Tho outlaw tonight
admitted his identity and said he was
wanted for many crimes. lie had
been living at 1913 South Fourth St.
les Moiuos, Ia, under the name OF
sam Davis.
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When a woman balances her check
book she adds 500 to it in case the
bank should happen to forget TO
charge that much against her.
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chagris.

Chagris.
The farmers of this community are
improving their breed Of hogs by
crossing them with Chester Whites.
Poland China ana Berkshires.
There was a good show here Sat.
urady.
The young people enjoyed a very
sood singing at the church here yes.
terday.
Graham.
l.. Z. Harmon of Elk is here today
on business.
j. \. Drury and j.. W. Brooks have
gone to Ardmore on business today.
Fox.
y considerable nail storm visited
this vicinity last night, destroying
nuch of the cotton and beating down
some of the corn.
Rev. W. \. Cox of Alma preached
mere yesterday.
j. II. Elliott Of Tussy is mere looking
after his cattle.
Madill.
Miss Norma Henderson has some to
Helen, hunting.
Noble Bros will finish moving their
stock of hardware to Ardmore this
week. The business at this place will
Ne discontinued.
The Methodist congregation began
a protracted meeting last night.
Miss DollIe Hardy is visiting in
Tishomingo this week.
Kingston.
The rain here last night made It
too wet for lie farmers to stay in the
field.
Hamp Willis and Dave Seeley, the
delegates from the Kingston Demo.
cratic club, left today for the district
convention at Tishomingo.
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George Henry Bruce took the
Knights Templar degree OF Masons
Saturday night and about thirty of the
members enjoyed a fine banquet after
wards.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-05-16

The White Mountain and Acme
Grand Refrigerators.
sim WEEKS BROS.
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If you are going on a vacation this
summer you will find a Laughlin foun-
tain pen a necessity. Better get it
now. We are exclusive agents. 10
+. j. RAMSEY.
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Did you see that pile OF all kinds Of
cheese at Skipworth's- 15-tf
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Ice cream sodas in all the popular
havors at Kahn's fountain. 1913
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WANTED-Traveling salesman to
handle line of paints and compost
ton roof. Call phone 800 or adj
dress Downward Asphalt Co., Ard
more, Ind. Ter. jtf
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WANT COLUMN.
WANTED.


WANTED-To buy a young Jersey
bull. Address box 464. city. 15-2
WANTED-Men 20 learn barber trade
Few weeks completes. Positions
waiting. free work, careful instruc-
tons. Can earn expenses before fin
ishing. Catalogue mailed free. Moler
Barber College, st. Louis, Mo. l5.5
LIFE INSURANCE-District mana.
gers wanted by Security Life and
Annuity Of Philadelphia for Okla.
homa ana Indian Territory. Liber.
al contract to good producers. Lib
eral policy contracts and health IL.
urance Address with references,
Tom G.. Swope, state agent, No. 500
Binz building, Houston, Tex. 1l1ot
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Electric massage, scientific facial
purifier, scalp liyener and hair produ-
Ger. Try it. Tom Roberts barber
shop. 12-1m
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A Dainty Dessert
To set before a Hing
The Moodmen Circle.

Meets every third Friday night and
first Monday afternoon in the X Of p.
all. MRS. H. Y. BONNER, Guard.
MRS. T. II. STURGEON, Clerk.
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FOR RENT-Good three-room house.
large rich lot, good water. See o.
VI. Redfeld. l-ti
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Bell Springs creamery butter re-
ceiyei daily at Skipworth's. 15-tf
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o RENT.

FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms at
80 North Washington. Mrs. Alta.
way. ll-o
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FOR SALE.

FOR SAIE-A good feather bed
cheap. Apply at Central Hotel. 15-2
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HOSEA TOWNSEND.
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FOR SALE-ThoroIghbred Poland
China hogs. 3. II. Colbert, Tisho
mingO, |. T. 25-lm
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FOR SALE-Seyeral buggies at bar
gains. Z. y. Outlet, 9th avenue
and b street. northwest. 1874
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-09
.A$ VISIT TO THE BELT LINE

Last Sunday some friends and started
for d walk TO the Belt Line.
s VIC took the route through the reser-
Il y-oir and the city nurseries. What & va :
sSTiety Of trees they have! 7 thought why
Id!d¬ the city plant more shade trees
II along tho streets?S
Leaving The nurseries, We went through
& a Sgcorniic!d down to d road and out to
S5tile path5that leads to the Belt Line.
While we We're standing there look
ling ut the water. the train came across
the bridge. Some Men were coming
4 across. too. and VIC were so afraid they
would be thrown off. After staying there
u little while VIC started homcward.
Ss On orr way back We stopped AT the
reservoir and watched the boating on
the lake, and the people wandering here
and there enjoying themselves.
NC reached home about sunset very.
tired but much pleased with what We
saw In our ramble.
BY CARRIE "A. 4LElB1GER,
203 Reservoir Street, city,.