The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-06-30
DOings of the Day Reflected
and Condensed for Busy
Readers
THE HISTORY OF THE WORLD
Told In Short Paraersphs--The
Latest intelligence from
All Sources.

Washington, June 29-Beeause the
Bureau of Navigation has recommend
ed against it, on the ground that no
more officers can be spared from the
line, Secretary Moody has declined to
assign any additional midshipmen to
the construction corps of the navy this
year.
Philadelphia, June 2S.-In national
tennis tournament today, Miss Marion
Jones of Nevada, was defeated by
Miss Moore who was formerly the
champion. Miss Jones is a daughter
OF former Senator Jones. She played
a strong game but could not win.
St Petersburg, June PA mon
archial society organized at Pinsk has
circulated an immense number of leaf
lets broadcast which open as follows:
Brother workers, orthodox and Cath
olics, Christ has risen, let us embrace,
kiss and go and kill all the Jews"
Ravenna, o., June 29-Fire almost
completely destroyed the massive
plant of the Riddle Coach and Hearse
company here today, causing a loss Of
$3.50, 900. The White hospital is only
created among the patients. Flying
sparks and boards were carried two
miles and a dozen smaller buildings
were ignited.
Vienna, June 29.-The situation in
the vilayet of Abrianople is very
grave. There are many indications
that Turkey and Bulgaria regard an
outbreak Of war as a probable con
tingeney. II is reliably stated thss the
Turkish authorities are organizing
regular persecution of the Bulgarian
inhabitants, their villages being razed
to the ground and many prominent
Bulgarians being imprisoned on the
slightest pretext The Turkish troops
in the vilayet number 14,000.
Rome, June 29.-Pope Leo is in his
usual health, and received yesterday
in private audience the Bishop of
Ibague, Colombia. The Pontiff con-
versed with him on the conditions
prevailing in South American repub-
les and the necessity of raising the
standard of the clergy so that they
might contribute to the intellectual
progress and moral progress of the
people.
New York, June 29-EmplOyer and
employe in New Yorks labor war
seem still to be far apart. Through
neglect or misunderstanding the plan
of the Cancellation committee OF the
Civic federation to bring the contend
ing forces together has made no prog
ress. The employers say they viii not
permit work TO be resumed until the
unions have signed their arbitration
plan, while the union men say they
will not consider arbitration until
work is resumed under the conditions
which prevailed before the strike
and lock-outs were declared.
San Rafael, June 29.-Miss Bertha
Micnaels of San Francisco, the pretty
young woman who was found last ev-
ering near the Hotel Rafael with
bullet hole through her head is still
alive. Part of her brain is entirely
gone, but at late hour tonight she
still breathes and apparently is in no
pain. Several surgeons made exami-
nations during the day and say there
is no hope for recovery. Disappolnt-
ment in a youthful love affair is ac-
cepted as the reason for the girls ef-
fCrt at suicide.
Pittsubrg, Pa, June 29.-The threat
ened strike of the machinists in this
city on July 1st was probably averted
today by the men agreeing to a COM
promise Over 1000 machinists attend
ed the mass meeting today, and after
much discussion agreed to cut their
demand for an increase of wages from
IL to 10 per cent and withdraw bodily
their original proposition to make en-
tirely union shops where non-uniOn
men in any number are employed.
Vienna, June 29.-The action of the
American government concerning the
petition to the Gar regarding the Kis-
chineff massacres is watched with the
closest attention here on account Of its
possible effect on eastern affairs. The
Neue Freie Presse says: President
Roosevelt's influence with Russia
viii rebound TO his undying fame The
Russian autocrat cannot remain un-
moved by the fact that the President,
as an advocate of humanity, reminds
him in the face of the whole world
OF the duties he owes TO humanity
and justice"