The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-08-10
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Ooings of the Day Reflected
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Esopus. N. Y, Aug. 9.--August Belmont
came here last night by train and spent
the evening with Judge Parker Nothing
can be learned regarding the conference.
Elkins, w. Va, Aug 9-Former Sene-
tor Henry G. Davis announced today that
he had concluded to arrange for his noti-
fication at White Sulphur Springs at /
p. m. on the 18th inst
Sacramento, August Ex-Governor Par
dee yesterday afternoon appointed w. V.
Stafford of Oakland to the position of
Labor Commissioner. Stafford is grand
president of the Order CT Railroad Con-
ductors of the United States.
Washington, August 9-General Wade.
commanding the Philippine division,
| cabled the war department yesterday
that the newspaper reports that fifty
Filipinos were massacred at Malabang
about May 18th were entirely without
| foundation.
| St. Petersburg, August 9-The engineer.
| six men and three pilots belonging to
The submarine boat Fulton have arrived
| from the United States and are engaged
in preparing the boat for her trials at
Cronstadt. 1t is sad that the engineer
was shadowed as far as Berlin by two
Japanese spies.
Marysville, o., Aug. 9.-Old Home week.
Tor which preparations have been making
for some time. opened here today with
me town crowded with former sons and
daughters who will spend week in re-
union with relatives and friends. Sena-
eor Charles W. Fairbanks, Republican
nominee for vice president. has promised
% deliver an address here the latter part
of the week.
Washington. August 9.-The president
.oday approved a report of the civil SER
vice commission recommending that Post
master Mc-Michael of Philadelphia be rep
.imanded as tine result of the nvesti-
CATION of the charges filed by Robert b.
senks, secretary of the Civil Service Re
orm Ass citation of Philadelphia. alleg
ing political discr. .mination in Postmaster
dcMichaels selection of employees.
st. Louis, Aug 9.-The fft.eth annai
meeting of the international Typograph-
.cal Union of North America, with repre-
sentatives of 700 subordinate and affiliated
oodies and from various parts of the
Jnited States and Canada met yesterday
and will continue in session during the
week. Arrangements have been made
whereby all union printers will be admit
led to the fair grounds on Wednesday
zee.
New York, August ga swarm of appli-
cants for positions was feature of the
opening OF the Republican headquarters
es,erday Several conferences were neid
between the members OF the national
.olnmi,lee and the members of the con-
gressional campaign comittee, regarding
!
mutually interested. Mr.. Cortelyou an
nounced that no meeting of the National
committee would be held until next Mon
day.
Sacramento. Aug. 9.-Upon the recon-
Superior court, who presided at the trial.
and of w. F. Renfro, who was attorney
for the defendant. Governor Pardee this
afternoon granted a reprieve to Charles
Lawrence, an Indian, who was sentenced
TO hang at the Fols- m prison next Friday
for the murder of an old man named c.
ii. Mccarthy, in September last. me In
dams life will be spared by the governor
until October 7.
vladivostok. Aug. 9.-The British steam
er Calehas, from Tacoma for japanese
ports, which was arrested by the Vlad-
ivost>k squadron thirty miles north OF
Toxic bay during the recent cruise on
the Pacific coast of Japan, arrived mere
today in charge of prize crew. She was
a week overdue. having been detained by
fogs The Calcnas is the last vessel cap
tured by Admiral Jessen's cruisers. The
papers of the Calehas showed that she
was carrying $40 tons of fl ur, nine tens
of cotton, 2i5 cogs and lbs parts of ma
chinery, all consigned to Yokohama. The
remaining 1900 tons OF the cargo were
@ nsigned to Hongkong.
/ A butcher wanted at the Goiconda