The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-05-05
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seattle-The fishing schooner Ella
G is believed to have foundered in the
recent storms off Cape Flattery. She
carried a crew of five men.
Carmel, ". Y.--Drew college, one of
the pioneer educational institutions in
the country for women, was burned
today, entailing a loss Of 100000, with
s25000 insurance. All the students,
members of the faculty and servants
escaped.
Shanghai.-The portrait of the dow
ager empress of China which was
painted by Miss Kate Carl. an Ameri-
can artist, for exhibition at the St
Louis exposition. was shipped from
here today on board the Pacific mail
steamship Siberia.
San Francisco.-Th Merchants Ex-
change has received advices from
Montevideo stating that the British
ship Holthill, bound from Hamburg
for Oregon, previously reported dam
aged, will make repairs there at a cost
of e2S99. that being the lowest bid.
Bake ~sfield. Cal-Abrolute quiet pre-
walls around the Santa Fe shops here
where the machinists went out yester-
day. The roundhouse is being guarded
by special deputies and no one is all
lowed to enter without a PASS. so as
70 prevent any possibility of damage
being done the property by irresponsi-
BILE parties.
Chicago thousand loaves
of bread were received in Chicago to-
day from PittsburS to relieve the fam
me threatened by the strike of bakers.
Milwaukee and ST. Louis bakeries were
appealed to for a portion of the city's
requirements, but refused to respond.
fearing that a sympathetic strike In
their own establishments might follow.
Colorado springs.-A switch engine
on the Colorado Sprlp~s e. Cripple
Creek railway today fell through a
,restIe into South Teton street in this
city. Four trainmen were iniu ed, two
seriously. The bridge. which stood
thirty feet above the street. had been
weakened by the heavy rains. the
street beneath bein a steep hill down
which the water had rushed for the
past twent--four hours.
San Francisco.-The annual convsn-
ton OF the National Association of Re-
tail Grocers today received reports
from delegates representing nearly all
the states in the Union. All indicated
that the organization was doing much
to maintain harmonious relations
among members of TIE trade. A num-
Der of addresses on pertinent subjects
were read and considerable time was
devoted to their discussion.
Newport. r. 1.-THE submarine tor
pedo boat Protector, which was in
spected yesterday by two Japanese
naval officers. sailed from this port to-
day. Those in charge would not state
her destination. but II is believed she
Is bound for Bridgeport. Conn. the
headquarters OF her owners. the Lake
Torpedo Boat company. Nothing
further could be ascertained todav as
to whether the boat has been sold.
Pueblo. May s.-Almost dead from
thirst and starvation. having had moth
| ing to eat for seven DAYS except lem
ons, John Phillips of Thermo. Cali
fornia. has been rescued from a re-
frigerator car in the Rio Crande yards
here. Phillips entered the car at Salt
Lake City and was a prisoner for seven
days. during two of which he was un-
conscious. A brakeman hearing means.
b, oke open the car and found the man.
/ Washington.-The secretary of the
| interior has set aside. Professionally
the sum of s1.oOOo0o FOR the construc-
tion of the Pathfinder reservoir on
North Platte river in Wyoming. The
reservoir will be os sufficient capacity
to supply all of the land under II In
Wyoming. but 1t is considered neces-
sary to increase this area by utilizing
water in western Nebraska, where
there are lar-e areas OF arid and semi
arid country TO which water can prob
ably be brought