The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-12-11
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London.-A dispatch to a news agency
from Monte Carlo announces the death
there of Baron Arthur De Rothschild.
New York.-United States Senator
w. A. Clark is much improved after
an operation on his ear, which was de-
clared to have been a complete sue
cess.
Paris.-William J. Bryan left Paris
today for Berne. In an interview to-
day he predicted that the Republicans
would nominate Roosevelt for presi-
dent and that he would be defeated.
Cnfcago.-Five hundred delegates 20
Association convention were thrown
into CONSERVATION when 1t was an
nounced that a hundred tickets to the
associations banquet tonight had been
stolen.
London.-A fire occurred in Queen
Alexandra's bedroom at Sandringham.
1t broke out in the chimney fiue, where
beam is supposed to have been smol-
dering for some days. Considerable
damage was done before it was ex-
tinguished.
Topeka, Kans.-Ths Santa Fe road
announces the shipment from San Ber-
nardino, Cal, to the east the past three
nights of 225 carloads of oranges. The
Christmas trade is responsible as there
is an unprecedented demand for this
fruit. The last consignment number
ed rs cars.
Omaha, Neb.-The grand jury heard
number of additional witnesses In
postoffce and land fencing cases. The
General Bristow in his annual report
that $500 was paid for moving the post
office at Hastings, which was charac-
terized as excessive, was considered.
Berlin.-Undoubted confirmation re-
ceived here shows that the story of the
shooting of the actress by the Princess
elizabeth is absolutely true, although
the officials are making a great effort
10 suppress the details. The news
papers have been warned not to pub
.ish anything further in regard to the
affair
Topeka, Kans.-The trial of Dewey
and his cowboys for numbering the
Berry family will be continued at ST.
Francis until the next term of court
Bob Miller, a former deputy sheriff.
after a telephone conversation with
the Dewey headquarters at Manhattan
today, started for that place with
Winchester and 500 cartridges.
New York-The fourth day of the
six-day bicycle race found eight teams
still tied for first place and Moran and
aegean just a lap behind has been
unable to regain the lap they were
penalized when they joined forces after
losing their first team mates. The
other three teams apparently have lit
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though the pace is very slow.
Berlin.-During the debate in the
Reichstag on the budget estimates,
Herr Babel, the socialist leader, de-
clared Russia could easily seize kiau-
Cho whenever it suited her fancy ana,
therefore, Germany should exercise
her moral influence to prevent diff
culties in east Asia. The speaker pre-
dicted that there would be a large in
crease in the military estimate.
Washington.-When the senate met
Thursday a number of bills were in
troduced and reports presented. MI.
Hoar gave notice that as soon as pos.
sible after the disposition of the Cuban
bill he would call up his resolution in
troduced yesterday requesting inform
alton from the president concerning
the conditions under which the Re-
public OF Panama was recognized. The
Cuban bill was then laid before the
senate, but as no one appeared ready
to speak on /. Mr.. Hale moved an ad-
journment AMI the motion prevailed.
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