The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-05-08
DOings of the Day Reflected
and Condensed for Busy
Readers
THE HISTORY OF THE WORLD
Told In Short Paragra phs--The
Latest Intelligence from
All Sources.

The President has appointed Frank
S. Kintle to be postmaster at Doug
las, Wyo.
The bill granting women the right
to vote in Connecticut was rejected by
vote of 106 to so.
After the 30th of July next it will
be unlawful for any Texas woman to
wear birds cor ornaments on hats.
Yesterdays statement of the Treas
ury balances shows: Available cash
balance, 1928, ,6S2, ,O69; gold, $11O,745,-
776.
DR.. Harold H. Haas. an army sur
geon, who shot himself in the head
several days ago with suicidal intent
is dead in Staunton. Va.
The offerings of and per cent
bonds to date under the recent re-
funding circular of the Secretary OF
the Treasury aggregate SCI, ,259. $50.
There are at present 1900 men at
work in and around the mines al
Butte, Mont. This is nearly double
the number employed six months ago
Police Inspector Gross of New York
city was dismissed from the force by
Commissioner Green. Cross was tried
recently on charges of neglect of duty
The sixteenth triennial convention
of the Congregational churches of the
interior has begun at Chicago. r. E.
Jenkins of Chicago was elected mod
orator.
Two trust companies, the New York
Surety and Trust, and the Mercantile
Trust, have formally decided to with
drawing from their clearinghouse
connections.
Ludwig Sedlazyk, a prisoner, charg-
ed with the murder of Anna Heff-
ner, and the serious wounding of her
husband, committed suicide in his cell
at Cleveland by hanging.
Gen. John C. Black of Chicago was
unanimously indorsed as a candidate
for the position of commander-in-
chief of the G. A. r. by the Illinois
division, now holding the annual state
encampment at East st. Louis.
By the explosion of a boiler in the
Oregon Lumber company's planning
mill at Vineto. near Hood river, five
men were severely scalded. The men
were taken to the hospital in Portland
and it is thought all will recover.
E. A. Briody, a patrolman of the
standard Electric company between
Livermore and Mission San Jose, Cal,
was dragged to death in runaway
Wednesday night. His body was
stripped of clothing and horribly mu-
tiiated.
Mrs. Ella X Leech. who has been
prominent in political and club cir
cles in Denver for five years, died at
st. Joseph's hospital of pneumonia,
which attacked her after a success
ful operation for appendicitis. Mrs.
Leech was formerly a we'll known
actress. She retired from the stage
six years ago.
1t is stated on high authority that
negotiations have been almost com
pleted to float a Mexican loan, osten-
sibly in this country, but really
abroad. The amount of the loan
will be less than s25,O0O,OOO, and will,
it is thought, take the form of five
per cent bond The money will be
used for public Improvements.
Mrs. Corrinneah Stanley, widow of
jeremiah Stanley who committed sui
eide in Seattle. March 80, by cutting
his throat. has filed suit against the
owners of Golfers saloon. and M. II.
Young, the owner of the building
1903 First avenue. in which the saloon
is located for 5000, claiming that
they are indirectly responsible for her
husbands death.
Mayor Campbell of Tacoma, Wash,
has selected Miss Julia Naomia Har-
ris to christen the protected cruiser
Tacoma, which will be launched at
San Francisco the latter part OF this
month. Miss Harris is the granA-
daughter of Gen. Morton Nj. McCar-
yer. who laid out the townsite OF