The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-11-24
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Berlin.-Emperor William has di-
rected the German authorities to off,
cially recognize the Republic of Pa
mama. An announcement of the re-
cognition of the new state is expect
ed Aaily.
Cincinnati, O.-John J. Ryan, the
principal witness in the late trial Of
Miller and Johns, has been summon
ed to Washington by the posroffice
department. The purpose of the call
has not yet been made known.
London.-The Rome correspondent
of the Daily Mail says that during the
conferences at Windsor Thursday last
between King Victor Emmanuel and
King Edward a permanent Anglo
italian arbitration treaty was approv-
ed by both monarchs.
Marion, Ind.-Burglars entered the
home of John Shippey. a lumber mer-
chant, Sunday night and attempted to
cut off the fingers of his daughter
Edith to secure her diamond rings.
The girls screams caused the burglars
to fee. Three men have been arrested
on suspicion.
London.-According to the Tien Tsiu
correspondent of the Daily Mall. China
Is becoming hopeless in resisting Rus
sia. The Pekin government, the cor
respondent says, Is in despair, con-
fronted as it is with the need of ac-
tion which the divided opinion of the
ministers renders 1t important to take.
The movements of the troops con-
tinue.
Lake View, Ore.-word has been re-
ceived here of a murder which oc-
CURED some distance from Lake View.
Phil Barry, youth of 10 years, quar-
relied with Timothy Ahern. a young
man of his own age, and in the heat
of passion drew a revolver and shot
Ahern, who died shortly before mid
night. No particulars of the tragedy
have been received.
Indianapolis, Ind.-Mrs. Alice Carey,
wife of General John T. Carey, who
served as United States District At
torney at San Francisco for many
years, was declared insane at Marion.
She went there and tried to pawn a
diamond ring worth $400 for 81. Mrs.
Carey was a niece of Col. John Bridge
land and was a favorite in Washing
ton and New York society.
Berlin.-Emperor William received
in audience Baron Won Sternberg, the
German ambassador to the United
States, and Lord Lonsdale. Nothing
has been arranged for the Emperor's
winter vacation in a warmer climate.
He has simply said that after Christ
mas he was willing to go south for
awhile. 1t is considered likely that ne
will go yachting in the Mediterranean.
Cheyenne, Wyo.-Tom ODay was
captured by posse near Summit in
the Big Horn mountains, lat miles
west of Casper with tewnty-three
horses which Ii is alleged he had
stolen. He made no resistance as the
sheriff got the drop on him. He 10
now being taken to Casper and his
friends are gathering in the Lester
to intercept him. A bloody
fight Is expected
Buenos Ayres.-Owing to the arrival
at Rio Galligio, of the Argentine war
ships Uruguay with the members of
the Nordenskjold Antartic expedition
on board the French expedition which
to proceed shortly in search
of the Swedish explorers has been
stopped. The Uruguay found the off,
GERS of the Nordenskjold expedition on
Louis Philippe Island and the other
members Of the party is on Seymour
Island.
Connellsville. Pa.-Monday was a
sad day in the little mining settle-
ment of Ferguson. When the books
Of the company were consulted to de-
termine the identity of the dead In
last nights explosion in the Ferguson
mine. 1t was found there were twenty
one men in the mine at the time of
the explosion. Ten bodies were taken
from the mine last night. or the ten
injured one died and one man is miss
ing, whose body is supposed to be stili
in the mine.