The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-12-26
Doings of the Day Reflected
and Condensed for Busy
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THE HISTORY OF THE WORLD
Told In Short Psrssrsphs..T Tho
Latest Intelligence from
All Sources

Berlin.-William j. Bryan arrived
Wednesday. He will have an audience
with the kaiser soon.
Kansas City.-Phillip Burrough, for
mer British consul, was found dead
in bed Thursday morning.
Cumberland. Md.-Three Italians
we're burned to death in a fire on a
Baltimore & Ohio siding near Noun
tain Lake.
Washington.-Advices received by
the state department today announce
that Cuba has formally recognized the
republic of Panama.
Cleveland.-Mrs. Dora Robinson has
been arrested at Oberlin charged with
arson. Seventeen incendiary fires OF
recent date are attributed to her by
the officers.
Dublin.-The Daily Express pub
fishes letter from King Edwards
secretary announcing that the king
and queen expect to pay another visit
to Ireland next summer.
New York.-Cotton Thursday reach
ed the highest point since the war OF
the rebellion, touching 1881 per 100.
The brokers predict that the price will
go to fourteen cents per pound.
Mexico. Moan eastbound Wabash
passenger train collided with freight
near here Engineer whitten was kill
ed and B. Blodgett of Busy. Iowa.
and C. r. Lamont of vandusky, Mont.
were fatally injured.
Cleveland.-P. p. Wright, assistant
manager of the Lake Shore railroad.
will retire on January 1st on full pay
Mr.. Wright entered the employ Of the
Lake Shore in 1861 was with the Erie
from 1878 to 1881. and again with the
Lake Shore since.
Fort Worth. Tex.-August, Sam and
Bell Martin, Indian Territory outlaws.
were killed by United States Asrshals
Bennett and Haines. The governor
Immediately paid over to the officers
the $4,000 reward which was offered for
the outlaws dead or alive.
St. Louis.-Charles Galloway, OF st.
Louis, has been commissioned as the
official organist of the Worlds Fair.
Mr.. Galloway will conduct the dedi-
catory recital when the fair opens.
The organ will be the largest OF its
kind in the world. II will be installed
in a hall on Art Hill
Washington.-H. Thorp. postofffcs
inspector, has been appointed super
intendent of the city delivery division.
the place held by Hedges. who was re-
moved. w. r. Spillman has been ap-
pointed superintendent Of the rural
free delivery division in place OF II.
Conquest Clark, who has been made
sion of free delivery.
New York.-Cable reports from the
interior of Colombia announce that
United States Minister Beaupre. who
is on his way TO the coast from Bo-
gotta, bound for home on a vacation.
has left Honda on the Magdelena
steamer with a company of artillery
as escort. The Colombian government
sent the soldiers with him at his re-
quest. Hostile demonstrations are
feared at river ports along the line.
Florence. Colo.-John L. Gehrik. ma
tion organizer for the United Nine
Workers, has received a telegram
from John Mitchell notifying him TO
attend a conference that will be held
in Indianapolis January 4th to con-
slider the coal strikes in Colorado. II
is understood that the organizers Will
be in conference with the higher off,
cials OF the Colorado Fuel and lion
Campany and may settle the coal
strike in Colorado.