The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-08-13
Doings of the Day Reflected
and Condensed for Busy
Readers
THE HISTORY OF THE WORLD
Told in Short Paragraphs--T The
Latest intelligence tom
All Sources.

Marshalltown, Iowa-Isaac Markley
a wealthy farmer arrested last May
charged with the murder of his wife
and out on $4,000 bail, committed sui
eide by hanging.
London. X. Keene's three-year-
old colt Surbiton, ridden by Luciene
Lyme, the American jockey, won the
City of London Breeders Foal staAes
at Kempton. defeating a field of seven.
Toronto--In yesterdays race be-
tween the Irondecuit and the Strath-
coma for the Canadian cup, the Amer
lean boat won. The course was
straight away, nine miles and return.
London-King Edward sailed from
Port Victoria. at the mouth Of the
Thames. on the royal yacht Victoria
and Albert for Flushing, whence he
will go direct to Marienbad, to take
the waters for a fortnight
Lcndon--The House CT Commons
accepted all the amendments to the
Irish land bill adopted by the House
of Lords, except two which are CT un-
important nature. 1t is believed the
Lords will accept the bill in it's pres
ent form.
Washingtcn-The President has in
vited the naval attaches of fore gn
governments accredited to the United
States to join him ON board the flag
ship Kearsa ge on Monday to WINES
the naval maneuvers Of the North At
lentic Scuadson.
Atlantic City, N. 1.-THE police had
reported to them the disappearance
of the night clerk at the Chelse4
hotel. With him disappeared $1,000
The man got out Monday morning bI,
the robbery was kept a secret in the
hope that he would return. Chal-ea
is a suburb &C It's resort.
Washington-The persistent rumor-
that August w Machen, under in
dictment for alleged offenses in con-
nection with pos al contracts, has lef
or contemplated leaving the jurisdi :
tion OF TIE United States to avoid
trial, were deIaed by Conrad Syme,
associate counsel for Machen.
Bar HaIbor, Me.-The combined
North Atlantic Squadron. under COM
mand CT Rear Admiral Barker, sailed
yesterday for Long Island Sound,
where after tatical exercises, Pres den
Roosevelt and the Secretary of the
Navy and ADMIRAL Dewey will inspect
the fleet on Monday off Oyster Day.
Newport News, Va The Ma hinis
union of Newport News, the local
branch of the International Associa-
ticn of Machinists, tonight voted to
sever its connection with the Central
Trades and Labor Council The latter
organization recently admitted repre-
seatatives of negro labor unions to its
membership against the protests CT
the Machinists' union
Tacoma, Wash.-The local police
have arrested Charles Johnson aged
20 years and Alice Keeper, aged thir-
ty-six ON a charge of being implicated
with a gang in passing counte- felt
money in the towns on Puget Sound
The prisoners were turned over TO
Secret Service Agent Bell and taken
to Seattle FOR examination.
Bar Harbor-The battleships Indi-
ana and Massachusetts which saile1
with the rest of the fleet for Long
Island Sound returned to this port at
o'clock yeste, day afternoon and il
was understood at that time that the
Massachusetts, had suffered some
damage in the fog, either, by break
ing her propeller or by running
aground.
Cripple Creek. Colo.-Practically all
the mines in this district except those
operated by the Woods Investment
company are closed down in conse-
ouence of the union miners strike
which began yesterday. The number
CT miners on strike is estimated at
500. Hundreds of miners are leaving
the camp for other localities. At the
headquarters CT the miners union II
was asserted today that no more ore