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The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-04-26
CALICoS Dutch Calicos. heavy)-ail
patterns. Come and see them at
4-7-tf +. c. ROBINS a CO.
CHANGING TO OIL BURNERS.

The Southern Pacific Company Is con-
templating a number of changes on the
mountain division. all OF which look to
the betterment of the service.
The present round house of the railroad
shops In Sacramento will be replaced by
another and larger one in different Sec
ton of the railroad yards.
All the engines going over the noun
tains will be changed from coal to oil
Spurners as fast as possible. This later
Improvement will be a blessing to the
firemen, especially to the nremen OF
freight trains. On trips over the noun
tains a fireman often shovels twenty tons
or more of coal during a trip.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-04-26
NOT INTERESTED.

At special school election held at
Reno Saturday. out OF over $500 votes in
the city only sS were cast on a PROPOSE
tion to issue $4,000 in bonds and to raise
the sum of $1,000 by special taxation to
make up the deficit in the school fund
for this year. Both propositions carried.
the vote being Is for and the vote against
10.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-04-26

E. Reinhart & Co. received by express
from New York II Silk Shirt Waist Sulls,
every one different in style and color.
Visit the store and make a selection
while the stock is complete. 4-26-tf
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-04-26

Just displayed today In e. Reinhart &
Co.'s window are three beautiful Shirt
Waist Suits-samples Of the stock re-
Gently received by express from New
York. <-2S-tf
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-04-26
MEETlEG CALLED.

There will be meeting OF the Fourth
of July committees at the court house
tomorrow evening. A full attendance is
urgently desired. as business oil import
ance must be transacted.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-04-26
A NEW TELEPHONE LINE.

The Reno City Council will be asked to
grant franchise for new telephone
system. notice to that effect having been
given by Judge Cheney in the interest of
H. e. Reid of the firm of Gray. Reid 4
Wright.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-04-26

Everybody in Winnemucca should visit
e. Reinhart & Co.'s store and see .ae
new line of Silk Shirt Waist Suits they
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-04-26

NEW SILKS-From 6oc per yard up-
wards These are the perfection of crea-
tions and must be seen Al
Att F. c. ROBINS q co.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-04-26

II you are going to clean your lace
curtains you will save time and money
by buying a Lace Curtain Stretcher at
c. B. Brown g. Co.'s. 4-lo-tl
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-04-26
DENTISTRY.

DIR. II. b. Mcdonald IL at the Lafay-
ette hotel. to remain a few days.
Beautiful Gold Bridges, Crowns and
Filings. etc I guarantee all m, work.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-04-26
A LOAD OF WOOL.

Austin's team came In from Paradise
Valley this morning with a large load Of
wool from Mrs. Stocks ranch.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-04-26

Wall Paper-The largest and finest
stock ever seen in town, at c. b. Brown
& Co.'s. 4-10-tf
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-04-26
BY THE CARLOAD.

Within the last week K. Reinhart & Co.
have received one carload each OF the
following: powder. -four. sugar. salt and
coal oil.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-04-26

FRESH CAKES in packages and bulk:
also new crackers in packages and bulk
many varieties. Try them. At
4-7-tf F. c. ROBINS & CO.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-04-26

For Rubber Hose. Screen Doors. Screen
Windows and Wire Cloth. 60 to G. b.
Brown q Co. 4-lo-tf
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-04-26

Fresh Creamery Butter and Ranch
Eggs at r. c. ROBINS & co.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-17
Uncle Sam Getting Wise.

Washington New. i7-Ths reosnt
order changing the paydays Of gov.
ernment employees In the various de-
partments from tho lss and 18th Of
each month 70 the 8rd and 18th be.
oams operative today. The change
was made b secure uniformity in the
rendition Of public so6ounts and b
protect the gevernmsnt fron illegal
payments. Froo new o. every pay
roll will b certified. showing Mat IN
enploys hes worked up 10 the time
he 10 being paid for. Heretofore the
rolls have besa naAs Up bsfoes thsre
Wa any certainty that A employ
had worked the full time. some o4
tho olsrhs are inolissd 70 oemplail
that Unols Sam 10 getting niogasdly
and . oloss. .Astsd. bat IN reality thu
change II pay days u but ripple Il
the great wave a reform thss be-
swept through al Of the department,
sinos We aissaosarss sf the iass ysar
or - regarding fraudulent practices
ed loose management.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-17

just received two Of the newest VICTOR Talking Ma
chimes with improved sound boz and taprng arm and a
the late disc records Buy Phonosph and have the latest
and best songs and music in your house Just whom you
In . humor 10 listen.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-17
S1s,oos Fer lGaa's Brains.

London. New. i7-Dsaas, ne "ais
with ths Dervslsss nsosry." whoss
real name 70 J. A. Bottls. he's tast
sisnsd . ooasraot which gives an
American deotee. Carlsaaa sinen Of
New York CITY. TIE right aftss the
Asaah of Datas 70 eat Oh his hsad
and renovs his braiss. for . ssm Of
90, 900. Dasas he's alfsedy received
part II ths Dsssy ed ths rsnaiAdss
u - - peid 70 bis widow ~ his
death. One q ~ esa1itieas ol
the. contract 10 that Data nast re-
pert hiDssH periodically - Or.
simon dnrins The rsaaisdss Of his
life. He is thirty ysars old. and
specialists have asssrsd him that he
cannot live beyesd thirty.Avs ysas.
Medical experts ealcslsts that
Daaas' brain weighs sbost 70 oososl
which y half . dsasn Dances nees
than ths beavisst known brain. that
oe OavisF. tie French pssaraliss.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-17
Favsrs Municipal ow.sssA,p.

Kansas Oity. Hev. l7-Ia - in.
tssvisw here today 0svssnsr folk
declared hiDesH sssquiveeally In
favor Of municipal ownership Il pab.
lilo utilities. The ssvsrpos said with
oassfal masagemsat thsre was no ssa.
500 Why DSsioipalitiss oansot make
. arsstsr saoosss fsFnishisG liaht.
wsSsr and transportation than foreign
oorpofasioss
The daily tribune., 1905-11-17

Rocky 1erd. Colo, Nov. l7-This
morning The biz warehouse Of the
American Beet Sugar %. caught flrs
and was damaged 70 the sxtsnt of .
quarter Of . million dollars. The
salvage was plsoed 1t 600. 900. The
nrs was caused from spontaneous com.
bsstion throsgh fasity elsotsio light
Wirss. Il was estimated that there
was %. ooo. 900 pounds Of sssaf STORED
In the wassheuss. The factory has
bssn woekisg 10 ~ fall capacity ever
sinoe the soAses opened.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-17
QuaAruplsA Execution.

Oarsos Oity. New. Nov. I7-BAr.
ring s1cativs intssfsrsncs q The
eleventh bear. . qsadrspls sxsestiop
will take place In the stass psni.
Tertiary here tomorrow. The feur
oosdsmnsA men are 1rsd Roberts Of
et. Losis; T. =. German Of San Fran.
Disco; Frank Williams Of Stock teo.
Gal. and J. p. ssvsnsr, . noted sx.
convict from California The orime
Of the fosS men was the murder Of
Jaok WeIch In Humbolt county.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-17
LsaAvtlls Pieassr Dying.

Kansas City. Nov. I7-This morn.
Ing the phvsieiaps gave up sll hops
Of the rseovsFy of A. 4. Meyers, prssi.
dent Of the Unitsd Zinc and Chemical
Co.. prooinsntiy identified with the
smeltins bssineo throsshost North
America. Asysn Laid ont ths town
Of Leadvills. Colo. Hs 10 rated d
several Dillieos.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-17
NcCurdy Gsts Economical.

New York, Nov. i7--Prssidsns No.
Osrdy e the Mstual Life lnseranes
90. seaess that ~ volNssarily reduced
his OWE salary from oi5o. 700 10 e7s. 900
psr year I'D ehst b. will rsdsos the
salaries q I'll ~ smesss no fully
20 Per esst.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-17
caueusss ass Called.

washisstss. nsv. i7-oslls To-
easessss By both The Fspsblieans asd
dsoecraas were issssd teday. The
1soessaAis rsDssssslasivss will nsst
~ af1sSneoa q Dsseobes ~ asA
~ rspsbliesns. - W. svsaias q w
mns ~.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-17
Tswn Partially Burned.

etanheps. Il. New. i7-This tewn
was psrtaaily Destroyed By IRE ~
sishs. Twelve bssis4A hsasss and
. Asesl WssU basDelL
The daily tribune., 1905-11-17

Dsa't essgst ~ Hasd finss ses,ai
ssst Tussaay nigAt - ths ksos Il
~ 4iasss 1akia - wss1 Thifd
s1seeA
The daily tribune., 1905-11-17

HOME OOOKN0-Ths lsdiss el
the Prssbyterisn chsroh will have
homo oeokins % sals at Wilbax's sore
tomorrow atferpocn anc evening.
The daily tribune., 1905-11-17
The Secretary Of the Navy
Strongly Opposes Plan.
Report of an Open Rupture
Between tho President and
Secretary Bonapart of
tho Navy.

Warrington. Nov. l7--Indioatsons
pointing to , rupture between Score
tAry Of tho Navy Bonepart and the
president are visible. and who IL 10 re-
ported disagree on the question Of IN
increase in ths navy. end will probA-
bly, rssuls In Bonspaft's rssignation.
The president md Admiral Dewey
are strongly in favor Of the addition
Of several battlsships. and the imme.
diats construction Of n least three
of the nrst.class war vessels. Score
tary BonepArt has . different view
and will tnrn down the rsoommenda-
tion Of Admiral Dewey.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-18
| FIRE NEAR EXPLOSIVES.
Sailors Conquer It-Say French
Steamer Refused did.

Boston, Dec, 17.-Captain Jepson and the off,
of the British steamer Arranmore which
arrived here to-day after a perilous passage
from Antwerp, We're much incensed over the
action of a French freight steamer. which they
believe to have been the Bordeaux, in acknowl-
edging their signals but not offering assistance
when Informed that the Arranmore was on hre.
On December fire found in the after
hold of the Arranmore. The crew fought the
flames for three days. on the forward deck
there were fifty barrels OF chemicals used IN the
manufacture of dynamite Every man on board
worked without rest for many hours. Ihe
matches were battened down and steam was
injected into the hold.
At noon, on December 8. while the fire was at
it's height, and it was feared that it would
break into the forward part Of the ship, a
steamer having one funnel and two masts and
fying the French flag, overlook the Arranmore.
passing close to her. Signals were hoisted by
the Arranmore, stating that the vessel was on
fire in the afterhod. The French vessel ac-
know!edged that the signals We're understood.
but steamed steadily on, and an hour later had
disappeared. That night the fire subsidized ana
on the following day, when the matches We're
removed, it found 20 have been eXt1n-
gushed
The French Line freight steamer Bordeaux
reached this port yesterday, but made no report
of speaking any vessel on the voyage.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-18
SINGER HURT BY KICK.
Police Hunt ASsailaflt of "GTt sc'th
a .Subsoag po1ce.

F1ossle Crane a concert hall singer who sang lor
three months last summer for Oscar HarnmeTstsih
as the Girl from Coney Island" Is seriously III
,rres at her home. No. 361 F1ushing-ave. BrookiSh
II is alleged that she was kicked in the abdomen
OF Thursday night by James Rogan. of NO. 70
Adelphi-st a former associate of the woman
CAPTAIN Toole of the Flushing-av police station
and his detectives were looking for Rogan last
night.
F1osse Crane VINO will be remembered as nlg'
Young woman with barytone voice. has been en-
Moved for the last four weeks at the Venice MUSIC
Hall No 80 FIushing-ave., kept by Charles caro-
mont On Thursday night, about o'clock AFTER
the woman had sung on the little stage in the rear
of the saloon she became involved in a quarrel
with Rogan 1t is alleged that Rogan kicked the
woman She gave cry of pain ana sank 10 tne
floor Some of the employees carried her 10 a % ooA, A.
where after resting a while she was able to go TO
her hoom in Flushing-ave.
She recovered sufficiently to sing on trdaY ana
Saturday nights, but she suffered so much pain on
Saturday night that she had to be assisted TO her
home.
was called yesterday morning and he pronounced
the case as serious one with indications of peri
tonitis. The police informed and Captain
Toole said last night that, while the woman refused
make a complaint against Rogan, he WouId De
arrested and held to await the result OF her IN
oscar Hammerstein said last night that he took
"She was under my management, said he until
about six weeks ago, when ] was obliged
TO let her go. l tried to reform her, but 1t was
am sorry to hear she has been hurt.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-18
PLEA FOR MORAL WOMEN
Father O'Rourke breaches Il
DAUGHTERS of Faith at Cathedral.

A sermon was preached yesterday afternoon. at
St Patrick's Cathedral. by the Rev John II.
ORourke s. j. especially for the society known
as the Daughters of the Faith This society was
organized some two years ago by Miss Eliza
o Brien LIummis for combating divorce and other
evils of A social character. Archbishop Farley pre-
sided on the throne and the service was conducted
under the direction of Monsignor LaVe1le.
Father O'Rourke began with statement of the
purposes of the society, he understood them,
and he congratulated it not only the fact that it
had received the approval of Archbishop Farley,
but that a brief had been obtained from the Pope
himself. expressing his approval of the aims of the
organization. Father O'Rourke did not undertake
any formal discussion of the divorce evil of the
present day but mentioned it merely in stating the
purposes of the society. follows:
upon the evil OF divorce. and upon othe" forms of
social immortality. and to use their influence
that is wrong AMI they do this nos much
by formal protect on their own part which
to the high ideal Of the Christian woman TheT
can protest most effectively in their lives, be
its Joys Yet not forgetting the grief of Gethsemane
and of Calvary; lstering, it may be. 10 the music
of this world, ana perChance TO its batteries yet
with an ear attuned to the deeper harmoEies of
not to be found in wealth or social prestige. nor
even ir intellect, but in moral worth. II is found
her goods for their needs: in conscientiously day
in and day out performing her domestic and social
look for these virtues, or do they look for bril-
lance beauty, wealth, social ascendancy? How
dents of a hostess? No; the hand that directs the
automobile or that holds the reins at the horse
show attracts more attent1on ton than the the hand tha
cradle is the hand that rules the world The evils
under which society groapS o Wo4 a be eh
against those evils.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-18
ST4TEN ISLAND SCARED.
Epidemic of BurgIaries on North
Shore Police Do Nothing,

band of burglars, highwaymen and thugs have
been operating in the North Shore district of Staten
Island for three weeks. Scarcely a night
passes without house being entered and valuable
plunde- stolen. In the last three weeks nifty
burglaries have taken place and jewelry, silver
ware money and clothing valued at $4,000 stolen.
All these burgIaries have occurred within short
distances OF each other, but the police of West
Brighton have been hle get the slightest cew
to the thieves 1t is said by citizens whose places
have been entered if the police do not succeed
in running e burglars down vigilance committees
will be form 81 for protection
Besides the numerous burglaries. there have been
two murders. one attempted murder and two hold
ups within the last week. and in have the
police been able 10 apprehend the murderers or
assailantF. A peculiar feature of the robberies is
that none have occurred the east shore, where
the territory is much bigger and where there are
fewer policemen Commissioner MCAdoo has Just
New-York tribune., 1905-12-18
MR. HYDE ENTERTAINs BERNHARDT
Actress the Only Woman Present-some
Theatrical Men Present.

James Hazen iHyde gave a dinner for Nine. Sarah
Bernhardt at his home. No East 40th-st, last
evening, from until II O'Clock The French actress
was the only woman at this dinner. Mr.. Hyde, as
usual proved a lavish host, though he had a
small company Among the guests were Samuel
I1ntermyer David Belasco, Heinrich Conried, Perry
Belmont. DR.. Holbrook Curtis and Kyrle Bellew.
Nine Bernhard sat Mr.. Hyde's right, and,
while there were set speeches. she is said to
have been the life of the dinner, She was in
arniabIe mood and smiled only Nine. Bernhardt
She drove up to the Hyde home I'm open car
riage about o'clock. accompanied by Nine. Seylor
white satin gown, almost hidden by long sable
coat gfIded shoes and large hat. AS usual, there
were those who said she looked older than TWEEN
ty-two years.
inch of the actresses way from the door to the
dining room into path of roses.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-18
WANTS AMBULANCE, CALLS FIREMEN.
Kind Hearted Man Makes Serious Mistake
and Then Flees.

Because John Confrey, driver, living No.
1,011 1st-ave-. fell down and q severe cash on
his head kind hearted citizen sought TO summon
an ambulance for the injured man. but instead
brought TO the three fire engines two trucks
a battalion chief and the reserves OF the Eas+
5lst-st. station. While the kind hearted man
doing all he could for Confrey. and patiently await
ing the arrival of the ambulance he heard the
gathering of the fire engines. and. realizing that
instead of summoning ambulance he had called
the fremen the good man left Confrey and fed.
Confrey, then left to himself was nursing the
bruises his head when Patrolman Freidenberg
OF the East 5lst-st station, him the stoop.
Coufrey explained that mis- benefactor had sent in
a call for an ambulance, and that when he heard
the engines coming fed The police are looking for
the kind hearted man. Ambulance Surgeon Loiz-
eaux, of Flower Hospital dressed injured mans
wounds and sent him home.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-18
HTJN-nEL JURY Has REST.
Spends Sunday at Hotel-Prosec"-
ton MAJ Close To-day.

The twelve men who compose the Jury which
VIII decide whether not Abraham H Hummer
Is guilty Of conspiracy spent yesterday at the
Broadway Central Hotel where they are staying
during the trial. The jurymeE spent the long day
an writing letters In discussion Of current TOPICS
excepting the Hummel case, and in quiet games
Of casino and pInochle Their quarters are com
Portable and the food. paid for by the county. is
good and plentiful. Even cigars are allowed theTl
Captain Lynch Of the court squad. looked after
their comfort -,
other hand WAS not under the same restrictions
as the men before whom he is being trled. he
leaves the courtroom every day adjournment
still being under bail
The trial will be resumed 4his morning before
Justice Rogers IN the Criminal Branch of The
supreme Court. There are two more witnesses
rcr the prosecution to be called. They are Cap
tain James T MorsS and Charles T. Dodge. Cap
tain Morse will be the first witness to-day. 1t Is
11osejble that the examination OF both witnesses
-riIl be concluded to-day
New-York tribune., 1905-12-18
BENEFIT FOR CALABPIAE SUFFERERS
Italians Raise About $4,000 by Dinner,
Theatrical Performance and Ball.

Yesterday was day of considerable Importance
TO New-York Italians, being the day of the dinner
theatrical performance and ball for the benefit of
the inhabitants OF eighty-seven Italian villages
partly wholly destroyed by the Calabrian earth
quake. The idea of the benefit originated with I'll
Progresso.' the Italian newspaper, and its editor
Charles H Barsotti, one Of the most prom
tnent figures at yesterdays exercises.
At the dinner, which took place in the Grand Cen
trsl Palace thousand covers were laid After
the speechmaIdag there dramatic perform
ance. Last night there was ball also in the
Grand Central Palace, which attended by more
than thousand persons. 1t is estimated that the
dinner, dramatic performance and ball Will NET
fer ..e fund between 5000 and $4,000
New-York tribune., 1905-12-18
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR IN CHURCH.
Impressive and Unusual Service in ST. An
drew's-Many Lodges Attend.

Impressive and unusual was the Masonic service
last night In St. Andrews Church. 5th-ave. and
127th-st The Rev. DIR. George r. Van de Water
is rector. The service was attended by about five
hundred members of Harlem Lodge No. 457 GaveI
Lodge. No 7o3. and Bunting Lodge. No. 655. F. and
A. N These lodges were escorted by sixty mem
bers of Constantine Commandery No. As. knights
Tempar in full ceremonial uniform.
Part of the ritual of the Knights Templar was
used in the church service and when the Apostles
Greed was rected the knights stood with barred
uplifted. according, it explained. to an
ancient custom.
The sharp commands of the commander as they
rang clear and decisive in the solemn church ap-
peaTed to startle some of the older folk present.
but DR.. Van de Water tried to soothe their feel
ngs II any had been ruffied. by explaining that
there was ample precedent for II.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-18
TO AID POOR ARTISTS.
Plan to Build $3.50, 900 Home for the
Destitute.

Six well known scUlptcrs, dozen painters also
distinguished in their day, many architects and
shout twenty-five young artists struggling for
recognition in destitute circumstances in TINS
city To provide home sar aged and infirm artists
and their wives and other artists who viii soon
need help the National Sculpture Society, suppoceo
by representative members OF the Fine Arts + eo-
Grafton has begun campaign to raise sSoO'V'' & Io
the erection and maintenance of q home sof al
IN The Bronx. Over $1,000 recently suoscrloed'
and large subscriptions also been promised pS
wealthy New-Yorkers for the purpose
This movement Of the National Sculpture Soclety'
which was started by Daniel c. French the PIesi
oeut and Augustus I4ukelnsn distinct from that
Of the Artists Aid Society and the Artists Funo
Society 10 raise $4,000 place superannuateo MI
lists IN suitable homes already estabEsneo- as mas
been told in The Tribune
Regarding the destitution of artists IN LhiS c-'s
Mr. I.ukeman said yesterday
Among the twelve known sepiptoTs N naT tnaS
time considered sufficient merit for them pi 10 %
ar now erected in Central Park. six are in aPso-
lutely destitute circumstance one OF in te otheTs
been placed in home with ms wte I'M InIeG % Cresf
should be placed in homes ano Scio, Lwo gog III 7
Among the painters on 1Ii. siIle s5 +I-o artists
a dozen now in absolute want aho atIU M nIsced @
n homes Among the architects the condiuoils
ere fast changing 10 point where mere w VIII - n
Great number of them. in addition TO thoSe loM
suffering who will be in The same position a. cnee
scalptorS and painters The styles oI 1Ic6 and
Renaissance architecture is being used t
ard the men VINO have not had training IN i5 tLa{
.chool v-i;i gradually be crushed out Or pushed
out Of their present means OF hVeilhoou. .,.,s
There are also at least twenty-five young artists
,n fbis CITY yfo are in great need and are living
under the most distressing conditions OF poNet
taken SICK they might cared for in the propose1
home until convalescent. -. .,,-.o
TSvenTV years ago there were only about lhfee
hundred artists in this city To-day there are di
most three thousand including aTchliects ana l. in
traitors. You can see how rapidly ire lnSIsse iii ~
the ranks Of the INDECENT or heipiess <'IiiS'S VI"