The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-01-29
Ooings of the Day Reflected
and Condensed for Busy
Readers
THE HISTORY OF THE WORLD
Told In Short Paragrsphs--!he
latest Intelligence from
All Sources

Jackson, Miss-Thirteen inches of
snow fell Wednesday night, the heav-
lest fall in this section in twenty-five
year
Bessemer, Mich.-Wednesday night
was the coolest in the history of the
copper country, 2s below zero. Cattle
were frozen stiff in the barns. All out
side work is stopped.
Louisville-Harry Behr. who was
arrested as a suspect in the Schaefer
murder case. was released upon as
surances from the chief of police OF
Memphis that Behr knew nothing.
Atlantic city, N. 1.-THE Brigatine
life saving station reports that O'Clock
this afternoon an unknown full r'gg-
ed ship went ashore on Brigat'ns
Shoals. The ship was bound north
in tow of a tug.
Birmingham, Ala.--According to the
weather bureau a snowfall here Wed
nesday night amounted to eight inches
and was the heaviest of which there
is an official record. Street car and
railroad traffic is delayed
Cienfuegos, Cuba-The disturbances
over the election contests eliminated
in a fight between the adherents OF
the rival political leaders and ended
in a riot in which one man was killed
and several men were wounded.
Manila.-The act for maintaining the
parity of the currency has been pass
ed. 1t provides for the purchase of
Mexican silver coin as bullion, ana
imposes a tax on all contracts mada in
debased currency after October l, 1901.
Atlanta, Ga.-The heaviest snowfall
ever known since the local weather
depth of eight inches. The tempera-
ture opped to freezing last night
but is rising. Street car traffic was
interrupted.
Vancouver, b. C.-Anxiety over the
safety of the steamer Zaolion, twelve
days overdue from Wyndham Bay to
Juneau. has been relieved by the ar
rival of the vessel at Juneau. The
cause of the delay was the rough wea-
ther encountered. The Zaolion also
broke her propeller blade.
Washington.-Secr Root and
former Governor Taft. his successoi
as secretary of war. took luncheon
with the president yesterday. This
afforded the president and Governor
Taft the first opportunity to discuss
| pending affairs at length since the ar
rival of Governor Taft yesterday.
| Budapest, Hungary.-In the lower
house of the diet Premier TIA made
a final appeal to the obstructionists
to speedily pass the recruiting bill, as
f, failure to do so would plunge thou
sands of families of reserve men into
/ the deepest distress. The premier char
acterized the procedure of the obstruc-
! tionists as ''uncommonly conducive tc
parliamentary anarchy"
Washington. senate committee
on foreign relations has rescinded It's
! former action proposing amendments
! to the Panama canal treaty. The com
mittee will recommend that the SEN
ate accept the treaty as 1t stands
without change. Shortly after the SEN
ate opened yesterday resolution dl-
recting the committee on elections tt
proceed with the investigation of the
charges against Senator Smoot was
unanimously agreed to, having beer
favorably reported by the committee
on contingent expense.
Denver-Charles o. Peters and New
ton Andrews were found guilty o,
! mui der in the first degree by jury
which fixed their punishment at hang
ing. The crime for which they we {
convicted was the killing of Mrs
Amanda Youngblood, while they, Will
a companion, Fred Arnold, were at
tempting TO rob the little grocer,
store of Thomas Youngblood, the hus
band of their victim. Arnold, who i!
alleged to have been the leader. ant
the one who planned the affair anC
fired the fatal shot, is to be tried sep
arately.