The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-06-30
NEWS NOTES FROM.
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OOings of the Day Reflected
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Paris, June 29.-W. K. Va 1derbilt's
Bright won the UIix waverer at the
Colombes races today.
Billings, Mont, June 29.-The Brenning
coal mine, near Sheridan WJo., Is on
fire. No lives have been lost.
Berlin, June 29.-The German gum
boat Panther, now at Newport News,
has received orders by cable to sail
for Port Au Prince.
New York, June 29.-Chauncey M.
Stillman were among the passengers
on the steamer Oceanic. which sailed
today for Liverpool.
Winona. Mimi, June 29--The militia
after securing the country near here
since Sunday IL the hope of running
down the murderer of Sheriff Harris.
was called home today. 1t is believed
the hunted man crossed the river and
has made good his escape.
Bangor, Me-. June 29.-The Repub-
lican State convention assembled here
today with William T. Cobb Of Rock
land, Char les H. Prescott of Bidde-
ford, Bet M. Fernand of Poland and
Eliot Wood of Winthrop, rival candi-
dates for the gubernatorial nomina-
ton.
Berkeley, June 29.-While sailing
fiom a West Berkeley wharf this
morning the lumber schooner Frank
Lawrence collided with the schooner
Schuner, badly damaging both ves-
sells. The bow of the Schuner was
broken in and large hole cut in the
side of the Lawrence. which had to
be towed to the wharf for repairs.
Chicago, June ga special to the
Daily News from Toxic says: In fierce
fighting which took place at the rear
Of Port Arthur. June rs, attack was
made simultaneously by the japanese
troops on three hills which were
strongly fortified. After an overwhelm-
ing bombardment the Mikado's men
advanced and drove out the Russians.
Manila, June 29-The gunboat Wood
ruff, the first war vessel built by the
army under the direction of the quar-
termaster's department was launched
here today. The vessel, which is named
after Lieutenant Woodruff, who was
killed by Moros, will be used by Gen.
eral Wood in the rivers in Mindanao.
during his campaign in that island.
st. Louis, June 29.-As result Of
the confession of Charles A. Gutke,
-
Doodle investigation. Six members OF
the alleged combination and six men,
bers of the house of delegates who
Were not members of the combination,
we.e e summoned to testify presumably
in Confederation of revelations made
by Gutke.
St. Pete. sburg, June 29.-Twentytw
sailors were drowned at the Zaltic
works today during experiments with
The torpedo boat Dolphin, which had
been converted into a submal inc boat.
Four officers and thirty men were on
board when the signal was given to
submerge the boat without first prop
erly closing the manhole. The result
vas that the vessel sank.
Berlin, June 29.-An important me-
mortal of the American customs adj
ministration and German trade has
been presented by the League of Ger
man Manufacturers to Chancellor Won
Buelow, Baron Won Richthofen, Sec
retary of foreign affairs, Herr Moeiler,
Russian minister of commerce and In
dustry, ard to Herr Buentz, German
consul general at New York, who is
now in Berlin.
ST. Paul, June 29.-With a silk tie
knotted tightly about the neck. the
body of stylishly dressed woman who
had been strangled to death was
found floating in the Mississippi river
at the st. Paul boom. The appear
ance of the body and the manner in
which the cloth was wound about the
neck indicates that the woman was
murdered. and thrown into the river.
Her identity is a mystery. She was
apparently 30 years of age.
Salt Lake, June 29.-John Sharp Will
liams, aged "a, son of Farley L. VIII
liams. general counsel for the Oregon
Short Line Railway, committed suicide
early today at his home In this city.
Young Williams. who has been suf-
fering from insomnia sat in an easy
chair and put the muzzle of a rifie In
his mouth. the bullet tearing out al
most the whole side of his head. Will
liams was formerly a student at Leland
Stanford university and the Van Rem
salear Institute of Technology at
Troy. n. Y, but was forced n leave
school on account Of falling syesight.