The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-08-24
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St Paul.-The annual reunion Of
the ARMY Of the Philippines viii be
held in st. Paul for four days. be-
ginning August 31st.
Buffalo, y. "A telegram from Ba-
Harbor, Me. says former Postmaster
General wilson S. Bisesi is i'll there
and his friends fear he cannot recover.
Mr.. Bissell is a sufferer from Brizht's
disease.
Lodon-A dispatch to the Daily
Telegraph says it is stated that Q
secret agreement was recently cen
Guided by which France will not per
NIT any aggression against the Cong.
Free State or any violation Of its ter,
ritory.
New York-Samuel Parks, the laha,
leader, charged with extortiag and
demanding money from emp overs TN
der the threat that he would ca
strikes. was found guilty. Recorder
Go1 remanded him until Monday.
Guthrie, Okla. T.-Miss Lena Dick
a popular young lady of Wilburton
l T., was shot through the heart by
an unknown assassin, who made his
escape. She was sitting in the door
way when the assassin thrust he gun
against her back and fired.
Bloomington, Hl.-Frank J. SchTie-
Der, said to have served longer than
any other postmaster in the United
States, died at Cruger, Woodford coun-
ty aged n years. Schrieber was ap-
pointed postmaster during President
B~uchanan's administration in 1859
apd served continuously for forty-four
years.
Pittsburg-When asked what he
thought Of President Roosevelts
chances for denomination, Senator Nj.
S. Quay made this reply: Il have
heard of no opposition to him. Penn
sylvania, in my opinion, will support
President Roosevelt in the national
convention next year"
LCndon-FTom a Russian source al
Belgrade it is asserted that King Peter
twice within ten days has threatened
to abdicate, not only personally, but
on behalf Of the Karageorgevitch dy-
nasty, if the present distracting sit
uation in the Servian capital con-
tinues.
san Francisco-Mrs. d. Francolini,
a niece of the late General Vallejo,
who for years has been engaged in a
legal fight for the restoration of the
family lands, was found dead in her
bed. 1t is believed that heart dis
ease. from which she was a sufferer,
carried her off. She was ffty-fve
years old.
Manila-The Sultan OF Deseen has
appeared before Maj. R. H. Billiard.
with a large retinue, and has made
a full and complete apology for the
insult rendered the United States flag,
and or which reparation was promptly
demanded by Maj. Billiard, then in
command. The Sultan declared that
his crazy son. since ~disinherited, vas
alone responsible for the outrage.
White Wright. Texas-All the ne
gIoes OF the town, more than 100 per-
sons. have fed for fear of a race war.
A negro attacked a white woman
about a week ago, and that night a
negro accused Of the ofense was hang
el by a mob, but rescued n saved
from death by the sheriff and a posse.
Notices were posted ordering all ne
groes TO leave the place, and the
blacks fed.
Halifax. n. CA negro who con
fessed to having assaulted and muir
dered Mary jenkins, a 1S-year-o d
white girl. was hanged by a mob to
a tree and his body riddIed with bul-
lets. He confessed after the moose
had been placed around his neck. At
ter ~dispCsing Of the negro the mob
which made no attempt at conceal
ment. dispersed, The body OF the
child was found in the stable OF Capt.