The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-06-08
OOings of the Day Reflected
and Condensed for Busy
Readers
THE HISTORY OF THE WORLD
Told In Short Paraqrap phs-- The
Latest intelligence from
All Sources.

In Baltimore Saturday Confederate
Memorial day was observed.
The United States cruisers Cincin-
natl. Albany and Raleigh have arriv-
ed at Adam. Arabia. on their way to
Manila.
The engagement OF Felix Weingart-
ner, the composer and conductor, to
Baroness Fedora Won Dreyfus is an
| nounced In Munich.
Rev. John Caldwell Thompson, D.
D., prominent Presbyterian clergy
man. died at his home in Philadel-
phia, aged 72 years.
The Chain Makers National associa-
ton concluded it's annual meeting
Saturday. Charles Call of Braddock,
Pa, was elected president
Forty thousand dollars is to be ex-
pended on immediate temporary re-
pairs on the battleship Iowa She will
be patched up and kept In commiss-
| ion until autumn.
In Salonica, European Turkey, four
Bulgarians, convicted of participation
in the dynamite outrages, have been
condemned to death. Their trial took
place in open court.
! A telegram from Grennock announ
ces that the armored cruiser Berick
at a speed trial. attained 24.6 knots,
making her the fastest vessel OF her
class in the British navy.
The village of Hopewell Cape, N
B., including 81 -uildings, has been
reduced 10 ashes. A new steamer and
tug were destroyed. At Black River
| five houses and a bridge were burned.
| In Sligo, Ireland. P. A. McHugh.
NJ. p. was arrested under a warrant
ago in connection with the political
comments of McHughs paper. the
Sligo Champion.
The village of Holling, Hungary
has been destroyed by fire, while NJ
the same time a violent storm ragged.
Nearly 100 houses were burned and
an aged woman and six children were
killed.
The Christian Herald has transmit
ted to Assistant Secretary of State
Loomis a check for $4,000 for the
establishment of relief fund for the
famine sufferers in the Chinese prov
ince of Kwang 81.
John R. McFetridge, head Of the
publishing firm of John R. McFet-
ridge & Sons, Philadelphia, was found
dead In bed at his cottage in Atlantic
City Friday night. The coroner's jury
states that death was caused by ac-
cidental asphyxiation.
C. Ellsworth Upton Of Powhattan,
baltimore county. an employe Of the
free delivery branch of the postoftice
in Washington, who was arrested in
Baltimore on a charge Of entering in
to a conspiracy to defraud the govern
ment, has been released on bail.
Chief Examiner Server of the Civil
service has rendered his resignation
to the President. and it was accept
ed, the President announcing his in
tention of promoting Frank X. Hig-
gins, chief OF the examining division
of the commission. to the position.
The Burlington railway announces
that the difficulty it has had in oper-
ating trains during last week on ac-
count of the severe floods throughout
the west and southwest has been over
come and that the Burlington will op-
crate all trains on regular schedule
hereafter.
The Gazette di Vienita asserts that
the Pope is suffering from intestinal
Inflammation. that he eats practically
nothing, and that his strength is d.
minishing. The paper adds: Though
there is no imminent danger. there is
room for apprehension unless an i'm
provement is soon manifested"
Hugh ]. Cannon. superintendent OF
the Mormon missions in Germany.
his wife, his secretary and assistant
secretary, have been ordered by the
police to leave Prussian territory
within three weeks. Similar orders
are about to be served BY the local au-