The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-06-04
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Chicago. June 4.-Patrick J. King.
alleged head Of the policy ring IN chi.
ago, was Indicted yeste day Tor vio-
lation OF the lottery laws.
Denver. Colo. June 4.--The fire and
police board appointed yesterday by
Mayor Speer today elected Police Cap
tain Michael A. Delaney chief OF police
to succeed Hamilton Armstrong who
was elected sheriff at the late city
election.
Lioa Yang. June 4.-There are per-
-istent rumors that another great battle
Is in progress near Pore Arthur. Com
tinuous cannonading has been heard
from the south. An additional force
Of $4,000 Japanese is reported to have
landed at Takushan.
New York. June 1.-The directors Of
the st. Louis and San Francisco Rail-
~oad Company yesterday voted to take
from the treasury s1.oo000o Of four per
cent refunding bonds. rhe proceeds OF
which will be used to reimburse the
company for advances made on ac-
count of improvements to the proper
ty.
st. Louis, June 4.-The Missouri State
congregational association has adopted
resolutions advocating union by the
United Brethren and the Methodist
Protestant Churches. The resolutions
met with the unanimous endorsement
Of the delegates at the annual meet
ing here and the matter will be further
prosecuted
Washington, June 4.--The cadets des-
gnated to enter the West Point Mill
tary Academy this month were an
nounced at the War Department yes
terday. Among them are the following:
Cal fornia-Robert s. A. Dougherty,
George s. Patten Jr.. Edward A. Ever
etts. Earl j. Atchison. Nevada--L.
Stanford Weathers.
Los Angeles, une 4.-The biennial con-
vention of the Brotherhood of Loco
motive Engineers yeste. day elected III.
2. Wills OF C.:nton. Iowa. third as
sistant grand chief eng -neer, over four
other CANDIDATES C. H. Salmons OF
s'.eveland. Ohio. was unanimously re-
elected to the position OF second as
istant enigneer. The latter situation
carries with 1t the editorship OF the
official organ of the brotherhood
Greenville. Miss. June 4.-John
simms. prominent white planter OF
Trail Lake. and William Cato. his
manager. were killed by two negroes.
Samuel Clark and Van Horn. in a
d spute over a trivial matter. The
negroes escaped. but Van Horn was
captured and taken 10 Lelard. where
he will be lynched. Clark returned to
Trail Lake. where he was shot and
killed by Mr.. Grow. the bookkseper FOR
5 INNS. The posse which arrested Van
Horn shot and killed another negro
named Maycloud. thinking he was
lark
St. Louis. June 1.-TWO State build
ings were dedicated yesterday at the
Worlds Fair those of Missouri and In
diana. Missouri being the hostess State
OF the fair. the dadicatory ceremonies
we're open to the public. an invitation
having been extended TO everybody
from everywhere. The Missouri build
ing is the largest State pavilion on the
ounds. but only small proportion of
The throngs who visited could gain ad-
mittance at any one time. President
H. L. Davis of the Missouri Comm.s-
sion, rendered the building to Governor
Dockery, who accepted it on behalf Of
the State.
Berkeley. Cal. June AIRS. B. CAL
houn is supposed to have perished in
a fire which destroyed her home on
Telegraph avenue early yesterday i.
morning. A search for her remains is
being made in the ruins Of the cottage.
Mrs Calhoun is said to have been de-
spondent and Prof. Putzker OF the Uni
versity OF California declares that he
heard pistol shot during the prog
iess of the fire. The cottage had been
vacant but Mrs. Calhoun Is reported to
have been seen In 1t last night and q
neighbos claims to have head q cry
Oh distress.