The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-08-02
NEWS NOTES FROM
EVERYWHERE
OOings OF the Day Reflected
and Condensed for Busy
Readers


Donough, of Stearns, aged 16. were
drowned today while bathing in reser-
v ir near Wolf creek
Esopus, N. Y. Aug. Until after the
notification ceremonies, August 10. callers
at Rosemount will be discouraged. Judge
Parker is making few appointments. No
political visitors are expected today.
Vienna, Aug l.-Ten thousand team
sters began a strike for higher wages to-
day, causing general Generalization in
many branches of industry. Disturbances
ensued and many arrests were made
Sacramento, Cal, Aug. IA warrant
has been issued for the requ.sition of
James A. Kellogg, formerly the president
who was charged with accepting money
for deposit knowing that the bank was
insolvent. Kellogg is in Gust dy in Los
Angeles.
Butler, Mo-, August 1.-The trial of
Charles II. Kratz, former member ef the
st. Louis municipal assembly. on the
charge of bribery in connection with the
suburban railway franchise DEAL which
came here on a change of venue, was to-
day continued to September 26, on ac-
count of the defendants illness.
st. Louis. Aug. Another semi-me nth
ly payment of 100000 of the government
loan was made promptly today by the
Louisiana Purchase Exposition company
ness the m ney. which had been on de-
posit at the National Bank of Commerce,
was transferred to the United States
sub-treasury.
New York Aug. All the officials and
employees of the Knickerbocker Scam
boat company as well as the United
States inspectors, indicted by the Fed
eral grand jury in connection with the
Slocum disaster of June u last, were ad-
mitted to bail today in the United States
circuit court. 1t is believed the trials
cannot begin until late in the fall.
Paris, Aug. 1.-Accord.ng to trust
worthy advices the japanese seriously
fear an uprising in Korea, where the an
tribute the lands not actually cultivated
among japanese cclonists has greatly in
censed the natives. The Japanese garri-
son, 1t is added. has been strengthened
by thousands during the last few days.
Clarksville. Ia, August L-Some one
threw carbolic acid in the eyes and face
of Cornia Ramsay, young woman. here
las night, as she was on her way to a
neighbor's h use. She was rendered par
tally blind and will be disfigured for life.
Hugh Wheeler, who was arrested later on
information furnished by Miss Ramsay,
tried to commit suicide in his cell today.
No cause for the assault is known.
Berlin. Aug. 1.-The f reign Office here
German minister has presented an ulu-
matum to the Venezuelan government
demanding the immediate payment of the
interest on the indemnity stipulated in
the protocols signed by Herbert Bowen.
representing Venezuela, in February.
1908, under penalty of the withdrawal of
the German minister on August 4.
Pottsville, Pa, Aug. 1.-The shutdown
at the collieries in the Schylkill region
to-day was C mplete with the exception
of the Lehigh Coal and Navigation COM
pany, which continued to operate its coll
lier.es in the Panther Creek valley All
the individual operations along the Read
ing system were compelled to shut down
by reas OF the fact that no cars will
be furnished until August s. There are
about $4,000 idle men in this country in
consequence of the suspension. During
the period of idleness 1t is the intention
ments.
London. Aug 1.-The Bank holiday was
celebrated today throughout the United
Klngd m. In London no government
offices were open and here and in every
other city the banks, stock exchanges
and business houses were closed Bril-
liant weather prevailed. AT Ccwes, Isle
of Wight, King Edward, Queen Alexan-
dra and a large assembly of fashionable
people attended the opening of regatta
week. The first race was handicap for
yachts of ever 100 tons. IN EN-
peror Williams Meteor III and the In
gomar, owned by Morton +. Plant of
New York. and others. participated.