The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-04-19
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rome. at his home in Lakeview today,
professed SUI .. ise when shown a spe-
cial cable from London conveying the
information that Richard Garfield had
hurriedly sailed upon the Etruria upon
receipt of a cable from the United
States.
Toledo, Ohio.-Mayor Jones today.
in a talk to the employees Of his Sucker
Rcd factory on the value of the labor
ing man to society. told the men he
had made a gift of $4,000 worth of
stock in his company to them and that
they could do with it as they liked. 1t
IL worth its face value.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES has been in
progress several days as to the idan-
tity of two bodies founc buried at
Oak Mound in Naca. 'rhs bo lies were
only two feet beneath the sursaca and
foul play was suspected. r..iay 1t
was discovered that the remains were
those of an Indian and his wife.
New York-The leading surgeons af
New York say that they believe cancer
is the most prevalent disease in the
United States today. They go even
fu ther than that. in declaring that the
dreadful malady Is rap dly increasing
all over the civilized world. and that
they are still utterly In the da.k as to
it's cause or cure.
Huntington.-All Greg IN Short Line
passenge for Portland are now lning
sent over the Southern Pacific, owing
to the washouts on the =. z. Y -. III
the Burnt river district. twelve miles
west of Hunt .ngton. All of the .'ridges
in that locality are endang red and the
new steel idge near Huntington has
been washed away.
Ogden.-A double tragedy occurred
he e Saturday night Mrs. s;t"s,s. the
jealous wife of Clarence J. stone. put
morphine in glass Of h@'r VIII On
Stone drank. After Watching her hus-
| band die ard writing a latter IN which
| she gave jealousy as n" ri.'s. she
took a dose of the dead'y dug herself
and died In a short time. iisr = :iativ,
I've in Texas.
| Mount Vernon. N. Y.-Theg bursting
of a la ge gas main has placed the
city and Pelham in great pef1a The
accident befell the Westchester Light
ing company, which furnishes ga, TO
these places. AS a result nf 1t the gas
went out for a while and then started
up again. pouring out It's poisonous
fumes in homes where uine-tenshs Of
the residents were asleep.
Oaklard.-Before the eyes of his
mother. little Cail Keely, the infant
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles p. Keely
of geo B street. drank from a vessel of
concentrated lye. from the effects Of
which he died early next morning The
mother saw the little one raise the poi
son to his lips. but before she could
strike the cup from his hands the caus-
| tic liquid had been swallowed. soaring
the mouth and throat in its passage.
Salt Lake-An action was filed IN
the United States court today by Hen
derson & Macmillan. as attorneys for
E. nest L. Burke. administrators Of the
estate of Willis Burke, against the
Southern Pacific company to recover
| 500 600 damages. The suit Is the out
come of the recent explosion at Jack
son Siding and probably this case was
one of the saddest features OF that
| terrible disaster. as the deceased. his
wife ard three children were wiped out
Of existence by it.
Redd.ng.-No trace has vet been
found of b. II. Harrington. tho painter
who was attacked b. a mob at buns
muir because. it was ale-ad. he at
/; cked a four-year-old girl. None OF
the train crews. either freight or las
senger. report having ca~ii."i man
out of Dunsmur. He has nc- been
seen at any point either north or s''n;h.
The public generally believes 'haT the
painter succumbed to the attacks upon.
him and that his body was thrown into
the river The little girl who Sas mis-
treated is pronounced out or danger.
New York.-"Tom' la .'l're. It'd
veteran theatrical manager, formerly
of San Francisco. is talksaS again. III
ter all. Although his ,onspe MAS cut
tout recently at the New TAX Skin and
cancer hospital, 10 save aim frsfa dy-
ing OF cancer. and he never iESrSe<sa
to he able to spcas again, Mcguire can
make himself understood. although
in a way that caaia)t ttl Ia ra pam
full to the manv frien Is III has n.aGc
in theatrical and political ci'tles. His
throat is becoming trained to adapt It
self to the chan "ad ,lni'sijns. ;.i.d al
) time goes on it IS rxoa .sed thu, ri
ability to express himself ly sorld
will increase considerably.
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