The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-08-04
NEWS NOTES FROM
EVERYWHERE
O0ings of the Day Reflected
and Condensed for Busy
Readers

New York, Aug. 3.-The man and wo-
man who were drowned In the surf at
Oak Island last night were identified to-
dent, whose home was in the state OF
| Washington, and Miss Ada Outend
trained nurse CT Toronto, Ont. Both
bodies have peen recovered
| Rome, Aug. s.-The Giornale D'ItaIia
today published in an extra edition a
dispatch from Toxic announcing that the
Japanese armored cruiser Kasuga, for
merly the Argentine warship Rivadavia.
has been sunk. The announcement
caused a great sensation there but the
report is not generally credited.
| Chicago, Aug. 3-An invitation was for
warded today by Democratic leaders TO
ex-President Grover Cleveland to take
the stump for Judge Parker in Illinois
in the coming presidential campaign. 1t
Is understood that Mr.. Cleveland will
conference with Judge Parker at an
early date.
indianapolis, Aug. 3-Thomas Taggart,
chairman of the national Democratic
committee, authorized the announcement
today that William F. Sheehan of New
York will be chairman of the national
executive committee. He said it was
MT certain whether he would be able to
announce the other members of the COM
mittee today.
! Oakland, Aug. s.-Captain T. c. Bald
win made another ascension today with
his airship from Idora park He rose to
height of about 500 feet and then sailed
northward fer a distance of about ten
blocks in a slight breeze, made a turn
and came back and descended In the park
without any mishap. The ascension was
entirely satisfactory.
Port Au Prince, Hayti, Aug 3-The sit
uation here is calmer today but the pop
ulation is still excited and all the Syrian
stores are closed, their proprietors not
daring to open them owing to fear Of
the riotous soldiers and populace. The
American minister. Mr.. Powell. has ad-
vised all of those who have consulted
with him to be calm, promising them eff
caciSus protection shortly.
Fort Calhoun Neb.. Aug s.--The one
hundredth anniversary of the arrival on
Nebraska soil of the famous Lewis and
Clark expedition was celebrated today by
25,0o0 Nebraskans. who dedicated a mon
ument to the memory of the dead ex-
plorers. The United States government
was represented by General Theodore
Wint, In command of the Omaha divis-
ion of the department of Missouri.
Berlin, Aug. s.-The foreign office
lack of Information in regard to the
sinking of the German steamer Thea by
the Russians of the coast of Japan must
be regarded as remarkable in view of the
fact that the Russian official report was
published by the semi-ofiiclal news bu-
reau here at 7 o'clock this morning. The
sian government had omitted sending the
official report to Germany
St. Louis. Aug. s.-Attorney General
Edward c. Crow has submitted the case
of the State of Missouri against the al
legged st. Louis Terminal monopoly to
Secretary of War william Taft. with the
recommendation that the Merchants
bridge here. which he states is owned
and controlled by the Eads Bridge COM
pany or the Terminal association, be con-
| dscated by the United States government.
1t is asserted lAat the Terminal associa-
the disadvantage of trade and commerce
the Mississippi valley.
ST. Louis, Aug. S.-The Allied Trades
have gone out on sympathetic strike. in
volving all the trades of the packing
house industries in ST. Louis. In this
last walkout all the drivers and the
boiler house men to the number of forty
stopped work at the plant of the st.
Louis Dressed Beef company The meat
cutters engaged in he various city mar
kets laid down their cleavers and the
owners and grocery assistants were
forced to wait on customers. The drivers
of all the branch houses of such packers
in the city. numbering several hundred,
are also cut.
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