The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-10-03
SHORT NEWS
NOTES FROM
EVERYWHERE
Doings of the Day Reflected
and Condensed for Busy
Readers
THE HISTORY OF THE WORLD
Told in Short Paragrap aphs--The
Latest intelligence from
All Sources

MI S00FGGS
Ventura, Cal.-A. F. Allen, the ac-
cused preacher, says he never assaulted
little girls and alleges blackmail.
Los Angeles. A. Maddox, a prom
inent orange grower, was caught in
a cog wheel pumping machine and
killed.
New York-Fritz Shoeman shot and
killed Louis Zetzel in a grocery store
on West 37th street. and then going
home committed suicide. Zetzel re-
Gently boughtthe store from Shoeman
and the men ouarreled over the sale.
Boston-Pittsburg defeated Boston
Friday by score of to 8 in the first
ball game Of the series for the
worlds championship.
Chicago-Harriman and Hill are re-
ported to be in a close alliance to de-
fend themselves in the west agains;
the encroachment of eastern lines.
London-Balfour made big speech
at Sheffield. He demands powers for
the government to negotiate trade
treaty and ignores the cabinet crisis.
Berlin-Thirty persons suffering
from sabre cuts have applied at tie
Red Cross station to have their
wounds dressed after a riot between
omnibus drivers and non-unionists
mere.
Topeka, Kans..-A special to the
State Journal from Pratt, Kansas, says
a cloudburst early Thursday evening
did inestimable damage to property
and sent the Ninescan, an ordinary
stream, over a mile in width in a brier
time. At least three inches of rain
fell within the hour and the Santa Fe
tracks are a foot under water. The
city water pumps are under six inches
An eight weeks drought was broken.
Berlin-The unveiling of Eberleins
NOlOoSdl ACllOl ldI " w d6HCLg WuO 10
represented as sitting in an arm chair
the base showing sculptured incidents
in the Wagnerian operas took place
in an amphitheatre in the woods of the
Tyergarten. Six massed bands rurn-
ished the music and a choir of 600
male voices sang the chorus from Die
Meistersinger. Not one of the Wag-
ners was present. owing to their con-
tinued dissatisfaction of the program
of the managing committee.
Chicago-The packing houses were
the chief entertainers of Chicago's GEN.
tennial visitors Thurcday, and over
100, 900 persons. most of them strang-
ers in the city, visited the yards"
during the day. In addition to the
stockyards show. a carnival of anna
teur swimming and rowing champion
ship races at the Lincoln park lagoon
was begun. Owing to the inclement
weathed the fireworks, display sched-
uled TO take place on the lake front
was postponed until Friday night.
Chieago-Five persons were killed
and a score of others were injured In
a collision between the Wisconsin
Central limited passenger train, which
leaves here at o'clock. and Forty
third avenue street car at Fifty-second
avenue. The street car was crowded
with passengers returning from the
Harlem race track. and every man in
the car was injured. The moScrman had
received the signal to cross and had
just reached the center of the track
when the passenger train crashed into
his car. None of the passengers had
time to escape.
Chicago-October %, 30 and 80 are
the dates fixed for the convention of
the National Federation Of Employers
Associations. These dates are regarded
as the earliest possible for a meet
ing to which representatives of every
recognized employers association can
be invited To combat the teachings
of industrial democracy is the object
of the association according to the
committee now here. A national or
gan will be established and cam.
paign of education among wage earn
ers began in an effort to show that
socialistic ideas threaten society and
that decentralization of industrial af-
fairs is impending.