The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-10-22
NEWS NOTES FROM
EVERYWHERE
Ooings OF the Day Reflected
and Condensed for Busy
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TOXIC, oct. O-lt Is announced at
headquarters here that the left japanese
army captured near Langtouchieh sig
ammunition carts. 5.3A rifles. 6,s-v
rounds of feld-gun ammunition and
tents. clothing, sabers and implements
Philadelphia, Oct 2O-Suffering from
acute nervous disorders, Dr. George II.
Purviance Of Washington, d. c., assist
ant surgeon-general of the Marine hos
pital service. jumped from q fourth
story window of the Orthopedic hospital
In this city tonight and was instantly
killed. He was So years old.
Louisville. KY. Oct. 20.-"The Demo-
Gratis of Indiana seem to be ready to vote
now." said William J. Bryan when he
concluded his tour of that state at New
Albany tonight. The closing day of the
tour through Indiana was regarded by
Bryan and his party as the mos, success
ful In respect to the size and enthusiasm
of the audiences and the auguries of suu-
cess furnished IN the reports of campaign
workers.
Colon, Oct. 2O.-There Is a rumor cur
rent here that large bo4y of armed
Colombians has been concentrated near
culebra with the inten ion Of making an
attack there on November 8. the first
anniversary Of the secession of Panama
from Colombia. The canal zone authori-
ties are investigating the report though
| not much Importance is attached to the
rumor, the origin OF which is attributed
malcontents.
| New York. Oct. 26.-The local agen $
| of the Spanish Royal Mail steame
| Buenos Ayres. which has been reported
more than four days overdue at Havana,
said today that they feel no apprehension
| regarding the vessels sa1ety. They ex
| plain that the fact that she is overdue
Is not at all remarkable in view of the
| extremely severe weather which has pre-
vailed for several days along the SOUTH
sengers.
| Missoula, Mont Oct 20-By the arrest
If three railroad men in this city today.
It developed that a wholesale theft Of
merchandise occurred during the recent
cific railroad at Big Bend, near Garrison
The officials of the company state that
/ great quantities OF valuable goods were
stolen. Members of the various section
gangs of that portion of the division are
| all under suspicion, and a score or more
have already been arrested.
| New York. Oct. 2O.-Judge Parker left
New York at $50 p. m. today for Esopus.
| He had dinner at the railway dining
room, and took the Gas o'clock train for
Rosemount. where tomorrow ne will ad-
dress delegation of Democrats from
Hudson county. N. j., and on Saturday
delegations from the Harlem Democratic
| club and the Parker Independent club.
[. is likely ano her delegation will visit
Esopus Monday, which Judge Parker
will address II arrangements for the trip
are completed.
Washington. D. c., Oct 2o.-American
marines will be retained on the Isthmus
| of Panama for the present prepared to
meet any emergency which may arise as
a result of the oisgruntled elements In
the new republic This decision was
reached today and orders nave been is-
sued for a new battalion and marines to
go to the Isthmus about November Is to
| relieve the battalion which has been
there for the past year. The new battai-
ion will be commanded by Lieutenant
Colonel Thomas Wood.
Monterey, Calf. Oct. 2o.-Late last
night Sergeant Tooley, troop. Fourth
United States Cavalry, was shot and
killed in. house of III repute and an
other member of the same regiment.
whose name is not yet known. was dan
gerousiy wounded Their assailants
were members of the first squadron.
Ninth United States cavalry. colored.
Within an hour after the shooting the
house In which ii took place was fire
by a mob of 100 infuriated soldiers ani
was burned TO the ground.