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New-York tribune., 1906-10-20

eight hours late. Her captain reports that
Dutch steamer lost in the cyclone at a
point between Curacao and La Guayra
The Philadelphia encountered the cyclone after
leaving the harbor of La Guayra on Monday
She was blown ashore and slightly damaged
This and the heavy weather accounted for her
delay in reaching here.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
HURT ON ROGERS YACHT.
Sailor Badly injured in Gale Which
Strikes KQRa1cRa.

\ southeasterly gale which blew up over Long
Island Sound early yesterday, breaking yachts
and other sailing craft away from their anchor
age. struck II. II. Rogerss steam yacht Kama
wha as she was racing along at high speed
bound for this city. II. II. Rogers. jr.. was On
hoard For a while 1t looked II the yacht
and all her occupants might go to the bottom.
The captain. under orders to get the city
quickly. was pushing the Kanawha at top speed,
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
THE RHoADEs BROTHERS SELL OUT

IBy Telegraph q The TribuneJ
FlttSburg, oct 19-J. Walter Rhoades one of
the best known business men OF Pittsburg to-
oay sold out his steel interests TO Edwin N Oil.
ItPIesenhng syndicate. and will retire a
sanatoriuIn for at least one wear on orders from,
ms occtorS. His brother. William B Rhoades, who
mas peea an invalid for more than a year, also
Soid OUT ms steel interests to-day. the combined
price heng S2,5000 Gao Hard work mastering the
IRON and steel trade has broken J. Walter
RNoa6es down
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
Handsome Shirts for Men,
$50 Each.

Shirts that look like custom madeline
workmanship and handsome laundering.
Bosoms are plated and bound around the
edge in oval shape. The shirts are in coat
style with cuffs attached. The materials
are in light and dark grounds, in figures
and stripes. The shirts are splendidly made
thruout, and have all the fine details of the
best shirtmakmg. Sizes IA to IL. at S1.50
each.
Main floor. Wanamaker Building.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
AklNs sUsPENDs PAYING TELLER

st. Louis. Oct. 19.-Sub- Treasurer Atkins IN
day suspended Marshall B. Ferguson, paving
teller pending the result of the investigation h,
government experts into the alleged shortage no
So1.2oo IN the funds of the St Louis Sub-Treas s.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
MR. ROCKEFELLER IN CLEVELAND.

Cleveland, Oct 1S-John D. Rockefeller unex-
pectedly arrived in Cleveland a Lake Shore
limited train early to-day. He came from his
home at Pocantico Hills, n. Y. Instead of coming
directly into Cleveland by train he alghted at
Colingwood, q suburb, and took streetcar to
Forest Hill
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
WHERE MGILL SPECULATED.
Manager of Wrecked Ontario Bank Carried
on Operations for His Institution.

Charles McGil. manager of the wrecked Ontario
Bank, it developed yesterday. speculated in this
market through four Stock Exchange houses, his
accounts with three of which in the name of
the bank. McGil. who arrested few days
ago, has asserted that all Of his market operations
were for the benefit of his bank and not for his
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
WILL NOT SELL ROUND TRIP TICKETS.
Railroads West of Pittsburg Establish Dead
Line-0thers to Follow.
by Telegraph to The TribIne.l


Pittsburg, Oct 19-The Pittsburg Offices of all
the lines west OF Pittsburg to-day gave notice
that after November 1 there would be no more
round trip tickets sold IN territory where less
than three cents a mile fares were in force It
Is intimated in railroad circles here that all the
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
A Real Stroke.

You can learn to swim in two ways on can go
down and stick your toes into the cold water and
scream or YOU can Jump off the dock into deep water
Ridgways chose the latter. We jumped off high
dock into deep water and-a little chilly. On our first
number we went clear down out of sight, and when we
came up we had to be pulled ashore in row-boat. On
our second number we didn't need the row-boat. but
we did heap Of spluttering and splashing On this
third number believe you will discover something
that looks almost like stroke in swimming. Read
it through and see if you don't think making
some progress.
LINDSAY DENISON, one of our editors,
after consultation with President Hadley of Yale,
has written interesting article Social Ostraclsm
as a Curb on Trust Wrongdoers.' In January, 1900,
Mr. Hadey advocated the social boycott the best
means for stopping the misuse Of the Trust power
bv Trust and Insurance directors. Mr.. Hadley
ridculed for his suggestion. Since then public opin
ion has changed from condemnation to endorsement.
GEORGE W. OGDEN, contributes Western
story entitled "A Doctored Edition., 1t is full of
incident with woman's wit and intuition called into
play
GELETT BURGESS has gathered great as
sortment of humor for this week. His contrbu-
ton, drol Bah ballad, is happily illustrated by
Oliver Herford.
SIXTEEN PAGES OF ILLUSTRATIONS
printed on super paper, depicting local and ma
tonal scenes and incidents in Business Politics,
Finance Sports and Society.
THE WASHINGTON BUREAU is now in
full swing. Every department of the government is
reviewed in chatty informing articles by exclusive
staff of writer's
SAMUEL HOPKINS ADAMS and his associ-
fourteen cities the big events of the week
in strong, forceful editorials edited by telegraph
Get Ridgway's To=Day=-1OCents
The Ridgway Company
Publishers of Everybodys Magazine
Ridgway's is good medium for advertisers. You get
what you pay for in full You advertise
locally nationally, you wish. Write for
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20

The Dutch steamer Oranje Nassau, Of the
Royal West Indian Mail Line. ran aground three
miles east of the island of Curacao on October
13 The Prins Willem II was making efforts to
float her, according 70 a dispatch from Willem-
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
Il DUTCH STEAMER LOST
Red ID Liner DriUea1 ashore, but
FLo0ted Damage IN Venez1lela.

San Juan, P. R.. Oct 19.-The Red D Line
steamer Philadelphia, from La Guayra. Venez-
uela, for New York. arrived here to-day forty
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20

Twenty miles of the railroad connecting La
Guayra with Caracas have been destroyed by
the storm, according to officers and passengers
of the Philadelphia
The Philadelphia left here for New York this
afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
GLOpeS for Men.

It's glove time now. Wanamaker gloves
ensure up dateness'' combined with the
best of wearing qualities at reasonable
prices.
Take our 81 gloves, for instance-they
come in a variety of styles and popular
shades which comprize all the new tan
effects.
In the s1.50 class we have 1.-THE Royale."
Distinctive gloves-one-clasp outseam or
pique cape in the reigning tans, or one
clasp overseam glace in black or white.
Main floor. Wanamaker Building.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
roads Of the country VIII DO away with round
trip tickets.

TOMMY" BURNS GUARDIAN NO MORE.
Surrogate Church. Of Brooklyn decided yesterday
TO revoke The appointment OF Tommy Burns the
Jockey as guardian of his two Younger hrothers
William and Guy. John Burns, father of the bows
did not want them be Jockeys '0'
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-06-29
Bob Cat at Biggin's.

From now on there will be two ways
to buck the tiger at Jack Biggins'.
There are other places in town to buck
the old tiger, but the Club saloon has
the unique distinction of being the only
place where there is new tiger.
The new tiger is a young male bob
cat, brought in as present to Mr.. Big
gins by j. II. Cormutt of McDermitt. He
left McDermitt with two cats, male
and female, but on the long journey
to the county seat the young male cat
became angered with his female COM
panion and unceremoniously killed her.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-06-29
EPISCOPAL BISHOP WILL
ARRIVE ON NO. TODAY
Bishop Morland OF Sacramento Will
Visit Winnemucca For Few Days
A Reception Will Be Given Him In
Silver State Hall Saturday Night

Bishop Morland of the Episcopal di-
ocese win arrive in Winnemucca this
afternoon on train No. 6. During his
visit for few days he will be the
guest of Rev. Brann of the local Epis-
copal church. The members of the Epis-
copal church have many matters to
bring before the bishop for his counsel
and Judgment. A reception will be Civ
en- TO the visiting bushop Saturday even
ing in Silver State hall, and at that
tune many matters relative to the up
building Of the local Episcopal church
II be brought up and discussed. The
building Of a new church will be one
of the principal topics Of discussion. Al
ready the church owns two fine lots
op, site the school house, which are
raid for, and plans for a church build
irg ere well under way Some of those
Interested are desirous of building the
new church out Of granite, and to test
the merit of this plan, A. Pasquale of
Paradise Valley brought down one Of
his expert masons TO examine the build
ing stone in the vicinity of Winnemuc-
en- The result of the trip in the hills
wet of town in quest of stone quarry
was not very encouraging, and for that
+, ason stone church may be out of
the question.
However, the opinion of the bishop
will carry much weight in the decision
of the building Of the church, as well
ms IN other questions now confronting
the members Of the church.
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BankOfer- Wilkinson
VERY PRETTY WEDDING
WEDNESDAY EvENIN !
Change Their Plans at the Last MO
nep; and Surprise Their Friends
Residents of McDermitt.

A very pretty wedding took place
Wednesday evening in Winnemucca at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Vargis,
when Miss Alice Wilkinson and Jaseph
Bankofer were united in the holy bonds
of matricony. Both contracting parties
are residents of McDermitt, Humboldt
county. The ceremony was witnessed
by only few of the very intimate
friends and relatives OF the bride and
groom, and was performed by the Rev.
+. IL. Smith, pastor of the NJ. E. church
in this city Mr. and Mrs. G I'll. McKin-
non acter as best man and bridesmaid,
respectively. The bride, Miss Wilkin-
son, is one of Humboldt 3 most attract
i've young ladies and is general favor
ite among the young people of her sec
tion. She possesses all the traits of ideal
womanhood aud her many friends and
acquaintanees consider Mr.. Bankofer
indeed fortunate in having won so de-
sirable a prize. The groom, however, is
not unworthy of the good fortune which
has bfalelen him. He has wide circle
of friends both in Winnemucca and in
the northern end of the county who
speak in highest praise of his worth and
usefulness.
The happy couple departed yesterday
morning for MeDermitt, whore they will
make their future home. They were fol-
lowed by the good wishes of their many
friends in Winnemucca for a long and
pleasant welded life.
In one respect, at least, this wedding
came as a surprise to agood many of
the friends Of the contracting parties
here In winnemaeca. IT was the orig
inal intention of the young people to be
married yesterday as reported in the
SIiver State, but at the last moment
they changed their plans aud were mar
ried Wednesday evening instead, and
as consequence there were a good
many expressions of surprise when the
report of the wedding was given out.
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CONTRACT FOR CARRYING MAIL
TO KENNEDY EXPIRES TO-DAY
SO Far There Is No Successor to j. w.
Guthrie, Who Has He'll the Contract
-or the Past Two Years-All Bids
SC Far Have Been Rejected.

The ontract for carrying the Unitc,.
Ssates mail between Winnemucca anil
ktfnedy expires at IL O'Clock, noon,
cay, and so far there has been no sue
cessor chosen to j. W. Guthrie, who has
held the co tract for the past two years.
Three times u is contract has been adj
vertised for bids and many bids have
been put in for it. But they were all too
high and they have all been rejected.
The contract calls for three round trips
week between Winnemucca and Ken
nedy, sixty miles to the south.
1t is probable the contract will not
be let, and in that case the people of
Kennedy and way stations will suffer
great Inconvenience in the delivery of
their mail. Quite number of people
live in Kennedy and vicinity and it Is
more than likely that request will be
made for the regular mail route to be
continued. During the meantime
the carrying of the mail be-
tween this city and Kennedy is in the
hands of the Kennedy postmaster. 1t
will be his duty to appoint mail mes
senger, and until the regular route is
established there win be no regular
mail sch Sule.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-06-29
Telephone Line
BETWEEN WINNEMUCCA
AND PARADISE VALLEY
Will Be Greatly Improved Be-
gins Today Under Direction
of George Moss.

The work of improving the telephone
line between this town and Paradise
Valley begins today under the direction
of George Moss. Between Winnemucca
and the Nixon-Lee ranch cross arms
will be put on the poles and this it is
thought will greatly improve the SER
vice. From the Nixon-Lee ranch to Par
adise Valley the line will be straight
ened, repairs will be made wherever
necessary, and no effort will be spared
to make the service the best possible.
The work will require two or three
weeks for completion.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-06-29
Gottwaldt In Town.

William Mcclure Gottwaldt, editor
of the Carson News, and who at one
time occupied the editorial tripod in
this office, passed through Winnemucca
at an early hour yesterday morning. Mr..
Gottwaldt was on his way east and his
train being delayed in Winnemueca for
a short time while the mud on the
tracks between here and Golconda was
being removed, he took advantage of
the few moments at his disposal by re-
viewing few of the familiar scenes in
Winnemucca.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-06-29
DEPUTY CONSTABLE HAYNES
SHOOTS ESCAPING PRISONEF
An Unknown Man Resists Being Placed
In Jail, Attempts to Escape, and Re-
fuses to Halt-As Result Is Now a
Corpse.

Tuesday morning at 2 a. m. Pete
Hayes, deputy constable at Loveloeks,
in the discharge of his duties, shot and
killed John Doe, tramp who resisted
arrest. Particulars regarding the shoot
ing are that Haynes, finding the tramp
wandering the streets at an early hour
arrested him. When the two arrived at
the Jail, the prisoner asked Haynes for
a match. While the latter was feeling
in his pockets the prisoner made get
away. Haynes called upon him to stop
and when hedid not comply, shot at
him. The constable pursued the escape,
and turning his bulls-eye upon him shot
again, this time with true aim, for the
fugitive fell shot through the head
A coroner's jury at Lovelock We'd
nesday, exhonorated Haynes.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-06-29
MISS HAZEL BELL LEAVES TO
ATTEND SUMMER SCHOOL
She Will Take Advanced Work in His
tory and Thus Further Equip Herself
For Her Chosen Vocation, That. of
School Teacher.

Miss Hazel Bell, who has just finish
ed very successful year of teaching in
the fourth and fifth grades of the Win
nemucca public schools, left on No. 3
last night for Berkeley, where she will
enter the summer school and take up
some advanced work in history.
Miss Bell is a graduate of the San
Jose Normal. Her work in that institu-
tion. which has wide reputation for
turning out teachers, was of high or
der.
Miss Bell will return to Winnemucca
about the LIST of September, at which
time the summer school closes.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-06-29
GALA TIME
LAST EVENING
EASTERN STAR CELEBRATES.
Local Chapter Enjoys An Evening of
Amusements, Feasting, Fac, and
We Are Not Forgotten.

Last night in Silver State hall the
local Chapter o. E. S. celebrated it's
tenth anniversary in a manner thorough
ly in keeping with the occasion and one
which will long live as pleasant re-
membrance in the minds of those fort
unate enough to be present. The even
ing was spent in playing games of va
rious kinds, in conversation and last
but not least there was something to
eat. No wlld flight of Imagination is
necessary for us to testify as to the ex-
cellence and quality of this latter feat
ure of the program, as we were partic-
ipants, not only in the spirit, but in
the flesh as well.
Elaborate preparations had been made
for last evening $ festivities and but
for the intervention of unforeseen cir
cumstances a decidedly novel program
would have been enacted. A number of
men were appointed to entertain the
ladies, but most of these being railroad
men, it was found at the last moment
that they could not De present and so it
became necessary arrange an i'm
promptu program, hich proved to be
/, a huge success.
The Silver State chapter 0. E. s.
was instituted at WI emueea ten years
ago and has enjoyed. a decade of un-
paralleled prosperity and good fortune.
At present Carrie NJ Brown is matron
of the chapter, and 2. M. Lee, patron.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-06-29
COME FROM UNDER
THEIR COVER
OF SNOW
SUCCEED AFTER A FASHION
IN ADOPTING A PLATFORM
Claim That Republicanism Tempered
BY Democracy Is the Rule of
Roosevelt.


HARRISBURG, Pa, June 2S.-The
Democratic state convention to nomin-
ant governor and auditor general and
secretary of internal affairs assembled
in the opera house at noon today.
Michael J. Ryan of Philadelphia was
presented as temporary chairman.
Lewis Emery Jr. of Bradford was
nominated for governor on the first
ballot by the Democratic state conven-
tion. The following platform was adop-
ted:
! The Democratic party in Pennsyl-
vania, by its representatives in con-
vention assembled, declares:
"That public questions relating only
to the federal government and affecting
solely the election of representatives in
congr IS appropriately belong for de-
termination to the voters of the sew
eral congressional districts.
We congratulate the people of
the fact that he ouiy prominence which
/ the present Republican national admin
istration has attained has been achiev-
ed by feeble and pretended applica-
tion of the principles enumerated by
the Hon. w. j. Bryan, the great Demo
cratic commoner, who is now regard
/ ed as the certain successor of Theodore
Roosevelt to the presidency.
! eve congratulate the peolpe of
Pennsylvania upon the pretended con-
version of the Republican organization
of our state to sound and moral poll
tical doctrines While the sincerity of
this eleventh hour repentance may well
be doubted, it may at least be accept
ed as that tribute which hypocrisy
always pays to virtue.
"All the Republican platform pro-
fesses now has been consistently de-
clared for and supported by the
Democracy Of the state for many
years.
We therefore repeat the declaration
o. our ~ ) and purp srs whe wo
again affirm that we stand as ever for
the rule of the people, in county, state
and nation, as against the federated
tyranny of organized greed and corrupt
political and commercial manipula-
/ tors
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-06-29
PEOPLES PARTY IS
NOW GETTING
BUSY
MAY ENDORSE A MAN
FOR PRESIDENT
National Committee of the Party Meets
for First Time In Several
Years.

ST. LOUIS, June 2s.-The national
committee of the peoples party met in
annual conference here today at the
Olympic theater, delegates being pre-
sent from almost every state in the
union.
The gathering is for the purpose of
discussing the political situation and
will assume somewhat the appearance
of convention before adjournment. 1t
is said the members probably will en-
dorse man for the presidency At the
Southern hotel a conference was held
today by members of the conference
provisional committee which is advoc-
ating a mammoth national convention
of all the reform forces of the nation,
the object being to organize a polit-
zeal body of unity, harmony and of
strength.
Chairman Farriss spoke in part as
follows:
This is the first meeting held by
the national committee since the off
cal healing of the differences between
the middle-of-the-road and fusion
factions of the party. The party is at
peace with itself. The nation smiles
with us, believes in our sincerity and
reJoices in our success. Since peace
came to 'theparty, coincidence no
doubt, the nation politically has turned
about face The people, not the money
barons, now make progress in the as
cendancy. The calamity howlers are
now the boosters. Today there are no
disorganizing or discordant spirit
among the national committee. The
rate bill does not meet populist de-
mands, but it is a step showing at least
that the statesmen desire todo some
thin gfor the people. Populists will
push on for government ownership of
the industries possessing government
functions. Theodore Roosevelt, Sena-
tor La Toilette and Thomas Lawson,
w. j. Bryan, Governor Folk and Will
liam X. Hearst, nicknamed populists
by their Wall street despisers, are the
great men of their parties and it is
their populist tendencies alone that
have made them more highly esteemed
than their ordinary fellow partisans.
The general tendency for reform is
revolt in the organization of the new
parties for labor and public ownership
IN various parts of the nation, parti-
cularly along populist lines and at
tempts are being made to get these
under one banner for the campaign of
1905"
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-06-29
Quarantine Removed.

The quarantine was removed from the
pest house yesterday afternoon at five
o. clock. All the patients have been dis
charged and the building and every
thing in it has been thoroughly fumi-
gated and sterilized.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-06-29
Returns Home.

Miss Clara Webber returned to her
home in Beowawe yesterday afternoon
after spending three pleasant weeks in
Winnemucca visiting with her cousin,
Miss Edith Lewis.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-06-29

When you want style in neckwear
buy your ties at Fl. Reinhart & Co.
For the newest styles in ladies' neck
wear. ruffs and fancy ties, go to L.
Reinhart & Co.'S.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-06-29
J. w. GUTHRIE, HUMBOLDT
COUNTY ASSESSOR RETURNS
Gives Account of His Trip Through
Northwestern Part of the County and
of the Increased Value in Taxable
Property in That Section.

j. w. Guthrie returned to Winnemuc-
ca yesterday after seventeen days.
tfi, on official business in the western
andn northwestern section of Humboldt
county. During his travels Assessor
SEthrie went as far west as the Washoe
county line, visiting all the section Of
country lying between Winnemucca and
that point. He then travelled north and
took in the Quinn river and McDermitt
country Up to the Oregon line. The as
sessor g.ses an interesting account If
his work III keeping tab on the res Gees
of his Ii ge county. In speaking N
assessment matters yesterday afternoon
he said
In all parts of the county there has
been an increase in the value of taxa
BILE property, andthe county was never
in better shape than it is at the pres
ent time. The tax rate now, $1.70 on the
800, is the lowest rate that has ever
been levied in this county,
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-06-29
Mrs. Nease Returns.

Mrs. G.. H. Nease, who has been Wis
iting friends in San Francisco for some
time, returned to her home in Winnie
mucca this morning on No. 4.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-06-29

Latest styles in ladies silk suits, silk
skirts, silk petticoats, silk hose, silk
gloves at e. Reinhart & Co. IS.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-06-29

Ii you want to wear 3 shirt Of cor
rect pattern buy it at e. Reinhart 4
oo.A s1.1.lAilxk
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CATHOLIC CHURCH

Mass at 1880, Sunday, June 81.