The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-09-16
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London-The Alaskan Boundary
commission reasembled at the foreign
office Tuesday and the oral arguments
begun.
Milwaukee-The twentieth annual
convention of the Laundrymen's Ma
tional association met here Tuesday
with 500 delegates.
Narragansett, R. I.-Judge Albert
Ritchie of the supreme judicial court
of Maryland died Tuesday afternoon
after an illness of three weeks.
London-The Rev. Albert Benson,
son of the late Archbishop of Cante-
bury, who died in 1896, has been re-
ceived into the Roman Catholic
church
London-A special from Christana.
Norway, says in a fire in some busi-
ness premises on Kongensgade, eleven
persons were burned to death and
great damage was done.
Augusta, Ga.-Samuel Craig died
here, aged 75 years. He was witness
to the signing of the treaty between
Japan and America which was nego-
tiatei by Commodore Perry.
Vienna-As a result of the Italian
government informing the authorities
here that three Italian anarchists
have gone to Hungary, extra precau-
tions were taken to safeguard Emperor
William, who is to arrive tomorrow
at Karapancisa, where he will go stag
hunting with the Archduke Frederick.
South McAlister, l. TIE. N. Short,
a deputy United States marshal of the
central district, who killed a coal
miner on Labor day, has escaped from
Poteau Jail and is at large. Short
was bound over on the charge of muir
der. He was suffering from smallpox
contracted during his confinement
and was not closely watched.
Jacksonville-No reports have YET
been received from Middle Florida
where it is now feared that the loss
by the recent hurricane will be severe
Near Lake Butler two children were
killed by the tornado. At Hale, q
small village near Lake Butler twenty
houses were destroyed and crops and
fruit trees ruined.
Dawson-Dawson stands on GOLD
mine and it's streets are paved with
gold. Excitement prevailed in Daw.
son Saturday night over the circula.
tion of the report that pay dirt run
ming 2 to Is cents to the pan had beer
struck at the head of Albert street
in the heart of the city. The report
proved true, but has caused no extra
ordinary rush for claims.
st. Louis-The lynching of Davit
Wyatt, the negro school teacher IN
Belleville, H., June 9Th, claimed spec
ial attention in the charge of Circui
Judge Burroughs to the ST. Clail
grand jury. Judge Burroughs says thai
the crime was unfortunate, illega
and ill-advised." He urges that the ut
most endeavor be used to discover, in
diet and convict those who were
guilty of the crime. He warned tn,
jury that their business interests mus
not be allowed to interfere with theil
beliefs as grand jurors
Seattle-Patrolman Albert Schane
man of the local police force was sho
and killed at midnight Monday b,
William S. Thomas, one of the thre'
men who held up the Willard bar Sat
urday night. Thomas and compan
ion had been recognized by Schane
man on his beat as answering the de
scription of the highwaymen, and h,
called halt. They took to flight ant
Thomas, lodging into a doorway, es
capped sight of the policeman. Al
Schaneman passed pursuing the othe
man, Thomas fired, the bullet goin,
in the side of the policeman's head
New York-High Ball. with II
pounds on his back, added anothe
classic to his already long list by cap
turing the $4,000 Junior stakes 70
2-year-olds at Gravesend Tuesday. III
was quoted at 4 to l and Fuller rod
a good race. Half length back cam
the favorite, Leonidas. with Ormonde
Right taking third money. Aristoc
racy and Leonidas jumped away Il