The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-11-19
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THE HISTORY OF THE WORLD
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nounced that three anarchists had
been arrested at Milan in connection
with a plot against the life of the
president of switzerland, M. Deucher.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Mussulmans
in the district of Kirk-Kiliseh have
burned five Bulgarian villages in re-
venge for an attack made by the Bull
garians on the Mussulman village of
Zarasa.
Lexington, Ky.-The famous Ash
land stud, property of Mrs. John M
Clay, widow of the son of Henry Clay,
was dissolved at the w. T. Wood
wards sale by disposal of all its stock.
rhe stud was founded by Henry Clay
"A years ago.
San Luis Obispo.-A fatal accident
occurred about o'clock Wednesday
morning at the Southern Pacific round
house. Switchman John Hoque was
run over and instantly killed by en-
gine 2614, which was employed in
switching. AS yet no one knows who
was to blame. The deceased leaves
a widow and one child.
Reading, Pa.-The run on the Penn
sylvania Trust company continued
yesterday, but there was a diminu-
ton in the number of Withdrawals.
Most of the callers were from the
country districts and were all prompt
~ paid. Several drove home with
81 900 and $4,000 and they were warn
ed to look out for robbers.
London.-Joseph Chamberlain, the
former colonial secretary, held a re-
ception in the colonial Office to bid
farewell to the agents-general of the
colonies. Lord Strathcona, the high
commissioner of Canada, was spokes-
man OF the latter. Replying to the
ADDRESS of Lord Strathcona, Mr..
chamberlain said he had now almost
the assured conviction that he had
Oeen able to convince MS fellow coun-
Crymen that it was to their advan-
Cage to adopt his fiscal policy.
Vancouver, B. C.-Edna Wallace
Hopper, who is susing James Duns-
muir, former premier of British Col
umbla, for a declaration that the will
of the late Alexander Dunsmuir
should be Cancelled, will have to give
particulars of the alleged undue in
nuence used over her late mother in
the making of a certain agreement.
That was the decision of the full
court of appeals and confirmed the
judgment of the lower court, where
similar order had previously been
made.
Eugene, Ore.-Because of the impos-
sibility of getting cars on the South
ern Pacific lines in Oregon to trans
port the products of the mill, all the
logging camps of the Booth-Kelly
Lumber company in this country will
Oe closed down next Saturday. Presi-
dent Booth said: I'VE have ordered
all of our camps closed Saturday, and
cannot say when they will start
again. Our business is nearly ruined
on account of lack of cars for ship
ment. l do not care to discuss our
luture plans, for they are indefinite"
New Orleans.-The State of Louis
lana, which has appropriated $780,
900 to cover it's share in the st. Louis
purchase Exposition next year, will
mold transfer commemoration exer-
Louisiana Historical Society has an
nounced the program for the affair,
which promises to be one of the most
elaborate ever held in the south. The
exercises will center about the histor-
lc Cabido, tne city hall of the days of
the Spanish domination. Both New
nave agreed to ultimately turn this
celebrated building over to the use OF
Oreleans and the State of Louisiana
the society as a permanent home for
the soiety's magnificent historical col
lection.
Portland, Ore.-The taking of tes-
timony in the trial of ex-Congress-
man Malcolm M. Moody, indicted for
intercepting and Withholding a let
ter addressed TO Mrs. Margaret Ia
Conroy, formerly of The Dalles, was
commenced in Judge Bellinger's fed
eral court yesterday. Mrs. Conroy,
the chief witness for the prosecution.
was in the witness chair most Of the
day. Previous to Mrs. Conroy being
placed on the stand, Postmaster Pat
terson of The Dalles testified to hav-
ing turned over several letters ad-
dressed to Mrs. Conroy to Congress
man Moody, who re-addressed some
of them to Mrs. Conroy, who had
moved TO Portland. Mr.. Moody took
some of the letters away with him,
but the postmaster could not state
that they had been forwarded to Mrs.
Conroy.