The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-09-17
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day. Inc Ddnh mas DetH ihl0iSSeou
in projecting electric roads in Ohio
oil territory.
Sofa-Report that Bulgaria is mob
ilizing an army are not strictly true.
IA few reserves have been called out
to strengthen the frontier guard. bull
garia is waiting a reply to its note
to the powers before taking action.
London-In a pamphlet just issued
Lcrd Balfour declares for tariff on
ore for purposes of retaliation. He
does not mention Chamberlain's pol
icy. It is his belief hat the cabinet
will remain practically intact and that
the whole matter will be fought out at
the polls.
Philadelphia-A severe wind and
rain storm from the gulf region pre-
vailed in this section Wednesday
morning. Passengers arriving from
Atlantic City say the storm there was
severe and that the wind unroofed
in the ~neighborhood of fifty hotels and
cottages.
New York-Jasper r. Goodwin. Co
lumbia, rs, stroke OF the famous
Columbia four which won the Visi-
tors cup at the Henley regatta, in
England, in 1878, the only Henley cup
ever brought to America, has sue
ceded Edward Hanlan. the famous
oarsman, as coach for Columbia's
crew for the coming year..
New Haven, Conn.-The nineteenth
conference of church workers of the
Episcopal church among colored peo-
pie was opened in St. Luke's church,
this city, Wednesday with welcoming
addresses by Bishop Brewster of Con-
necticut and Mayor Studley of New
Haven, followed by a sermon by Arch
deacon Pollard of North Carolina. The
sessions of the conference are to con-
Itinue until Friday.
New York-Michael Donovan, a
stevedore, was shot and killed, John
Carroll, a driver, was probably fatally
wounded, and several others were
BADLY hurt during a fierce fight be-
tween the police and an cas- side
gang of toughs. Donovan, on his
~deathbed, refused to reveal the nam
of his assailant, saying that he would
fix" him when he got out of the
hospital. An hour later he died.
New York-Violent rains, accom-
panied by heavy winds, prevailed In
this city yesterday, the wind, having
d velocity of fifty-four miles an hour,
did much damage. The guages at the
weather bureau registered 100 inches
precipitation in two hours. The gale
lnterferred considerably with tele-
graphic services. The gale caused a
heavy sea to rise and forced vessels
to lie to at their anchors all day.
Los Angeles-Sam McVey, the black
feated Denver Ed Martin in this city
in the first round. McVey was the
aggressor from the start. and three
heavy short right arm jolts did the
business. Martin only landed one
clear blow and it did no damage. This
makes McVey a likely opponent for
son is the only man who ever whip
ped McVey.
story telephone building at Sixth and
Wyandotte streets burned up COM
pletely all the toll boards and dam
aged the main switchboard so that for
at least thirty days and probably for
two or three months there will be NO
telephone service in the business dis
trict and no toll or long-distanced SER
vice between Kansas City and any
outside town or city for the same
length of time. The loss is $3.50, 900,
covered by insurance.
P%ittsburg, Pa.-The Rev. DIR. Samuel
Black Mccormick, until recently pres
ident of Coe college. at Cedar Rapids,
Iowa, has succeeded to the presidency
of the Pennsylvania college for women
of this city. DIR. Mccormick succeeds
Rev. DR.. Chalmers ]. Martin, who re-
isigned three months ago to accept an
offer from Wooster university. Efforts
are being made to secure a substantial
endowment for the Pennsylvania col
lege of women and to place it on a
sound financial basis.
Indianapolis, Ind.-The National as
lscciation Of Mexican War Veterans is
to begin its annual convention in this
ETY. Thursday and many delegates and
visitors are arriving. Despite the a v
ages time has made in the ranks of
; the veterans there promises to be a
t large attendance. Among other states
that will be represented are Tennessee.