The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-08-06
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we'll known throughout the United states
as horse trainer and owner Of thorough
oreds, is dead here aged so years.
New York, August Sc. M. Schwab ar
lived here today on the White Star liner
saltic. Mr.. Schwab said he was on the
% have business consultation with a
representative of the Krupp people.
Heilbron, Wurtemberg, Aug 5.--Three
.lundrd and ten h uses out of total of
80 at Illsfeld have been destroyed by
ire. There were few fatalities, but many
persons were injured by falling walls
while engaged in the work of rescue.
Hartford Conn, Aug. 5.--Ex-Commis-
sioner of P.lice Henry Osborn was shot
and killed at his home today by negro
-ervant, who escaped. He was secretary
III the Durham hosiery company. The
cause of the shooting is not yet known.
Washington, Aug. 5.-Dr. DAVIS n, the
american minister to San Domingo, in a
-ablegram to the state department sug-
gests that it would be well to have a
sarship at Monte Cristi for short time.
t is inferred from this cablegram that
another revolutionary movement is inn
pending.
Denver, Aug. Sc. M. Johnson, presi-
dent of the defunct Fidelity Savings AS
5ociation. and John /. Jones, secretary,
who were arrested last evening on the
harge of having made false statements
n the ASSOCIATE n reports, were released
IN bonds today. The grand jury, which
convened today. is investigating the FL
ielity failure.
Albany, N. Y, Aug. 5.--Judge Parker's
resignation chief justice of the court
f appeals was filed with the secretary Of
tate this afternoon. This will enable the
ISSUANCE of the necessary orders to bring
bout the election of a successor to
Chief Judge Parker this fall for the full
erm of fourteen years instead of an APP
continent by the g-vernor for one year
f he resignation had been delayed until
after August 10.
Detroit. Aug. ST. b. Minahan. of
New York, has been elected president of
he American Federation of Catholic So
cieties. Several changes in the constitu-
II were made. The most important OF
these is one permitting Catholic parishes
md institutions to become members of
the federation as well as Catholic secie-
les. A cablegram was sent to the pope
congratulating him upon his first anni-
sersary as supreme pontiff.
Butte, Mont. Aug. 5.-While an inquest
was being held over the body cf Patrick
Mahoney, who was killed by Jerry Slat-
terry in saloon row, one crowd of men
gathered at Main and Park streets and
mother at Main and Broadway with the
intention of lynchng Slattery. The plan
was to have enc party go to the front
of the Jail to attract the attention of the
heriff and his deputies, while the other
forced an entrance into the rear of the
Jail. The sheriff. however, was warned
and aided by the police dispersed the
mob.
Helena Mont. Aug 5--George F. Ham,
mc nd, who is in Jail here, denies positive
ly that John Christie, arrested by North
ern Pacific officials at Hope, N D., on
the charge of being implicated in the re-
cent holdup of the North Coast Limited
at Bearmouth. was his partner in crime.
On the contrary his assistant in that af-
fair, he says. has gone to Canada. Ham
m nd also said he had hidden In a safe
place securities taken from the express
safe worth fully 100000 He says that he
will not divulge the place of eoncealment
until after his trial. and that If be is Civ
en- the extreme penalty under the train
robbing charge. he never win disclose it.
Northern Pacific officials assert that the
securities referred TO by Hammond are
valueless, consisting of cancelled express
ney orders.