The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-02-13
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The HISTORY OF THE WORLD

New York-Charles M. Schwab sail
ed for Europe yesterday.
New York.-The steamer Cherokee
arrived from San Domingo and re-
ports continuous fighting. The off,
GERS believe that General Morales will
win.
London.--A Central News telegram
from Cape Town says that govern
ment advices state that the rebels in
German West Africa have defeated
the Germans in battle in the noun
tains
Norfolk.-The full rugged ship Henry
Hyde was wrecked on Virginia beach
ir a storm. Life savers this after
noon succeeded in rescuing the cap
using the breeches buoy.
Notwithstanding COMPTROLLER of the
currency has been advised that the
American Exchange National bank
at Syracuse. N. Y. has closed it's
doors. The banks assets and liabill-
Coldwater. Mich.--The Lincoln Re-
publican club has completed great
preparations for its annual banquet
Saturday night. Senator Burrows VIII
be the principal speaker and will take
as his subject. THE Crisis and the
Man"
Washington.-The state department
is officially Informed that a revolu-
ton is imminent in Honduras. Mar
tial law has been proclaimed and
number Of arrests made. One vessel
OF the Pacific squadron will probably
be sent to protect American interests
Washington, D. C.--The war depart
ment has been advised of the depart
ure of the Eleventh regiment of Unit
ed States infantry from the Philip
pines en- route home. The regiment
has been in the Philippines three
years. On it's arrival in this country
next month it will be stationed al
Fort Thomas. KY, and Columbus bar
racks, Ohio.
Albany. N. "a special conven.
1
bany assembled at the cathedral of All
Saints yesterday for the selection of
coadjutor bishop to assist Bishop
Doane The names of several church
men are mentioned in connection with
the honor, among others being that
of James Dow Morrison, missionary
bishop of Duluth.
San Bernardino, Cal.-Preparations
for a great celebration next Sunday
! are being made by the Pala Indians.
1t will be a memorial to the dead left
at Warmers ranch. from which the
Indians were forced to move by the
government. No distur Dances are an
ticipated. as the spirit of the Pala M
dians is broken at last. Fire and
snake dances are to be performed.
Utica, N. Y.-Capitalists and clerks
sat side by side at the opening of the
biennial state convention of the Young
Mems Christian association and ex-
changed views on the various phases
| of the association work. The attend
: ance was by far the largest in the
/, history of the state organization. No
ticeable among those present were
about 100 students representing the
leading educational institutions of the
state.
| Canon City, Colo.-William Denton
and Myron Aldrich, youths of Is years,
accused of wrecking a freight train
on the Denver & Rio Grande railroad
/ several months ago. were given pre-
] liminary hearing and were bound over.
The boys were captured at Las Vegas.
I N. NJ. and are said to have confessed
to the police there that they wrecked
/ the train but that they intended to
ditch a passenger train which follow
/ ed for the purpose of robbery
!