The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-07-02
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Ooings of the Day Reflected
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London, July 1.--George Frederick
Watts the painter died OF bronchitis
today.
ST. Joseph. July 1.-The name of
Joseph w. Folk, the Doodle Drosecu-
tor, was loudly cheered at today's
session of the Young Peoples Chris
ton Union.
washington, July president
Roosevelt today directed the appoint
ment of Colonel Theodore A. Bingham
as a brigadier general The appoint
ment is to take effect July 9Th. when
General Bingham will retire.
Lao Yank June 80 delayed in trans
the Sea of Japan twenty-seven barges
belonging to NoDpon Yusen Kaisha Of
Toxic lost 100000 pounds OF flour in
tended for the japanese a~nies.
st. Agnes, Scilly Islands, July la
boat belong to the British vessel Ping
Suey and having on board her second
officer and four of the crew arrived
here today and reported that the Ping
Suey broke her shaft in the stern tube.
The vessel is in no danger.
New Haven, Conn.,, July 1.-The
Yale Harvard regatta was conclusied
again today and again Yale took the
premier event In the big varsity
race, the Yale men crossed the line
winner by seven lengths. The time
was: Yale, 21:41A; Harvard, 22:07.
London, July IA dispatch to the
! Exchange Telegraph Company from
Paris says that Former Premier Wal
deck -Roseau who underwent an opera
! ton May 5th has attempted to commit
suicide. His wife it is added arrived
on the scene in time to save his life.
st. Louis, July discouraged by an
| examination for life insurance that
proved that he afflicted with organic
disease that was a bar to insurance,
! Allan t. Simpkins, secretary of the Re
nault Lead Company. shot and killed
himself in the office of tie company
today.
Mount Vernon, o. July THE fun
eral of Dan Emmett the composer OF
Dixie was held here today under
the auspices of the local Elk lodge
Many wel-known theatrical men wee
pi esent. AL G. Field acted in the ca
pacity of ma. shall. The band rem
dered Dixie
Portland Ore.,July 1.--During the
year ended June 80 this city exported
to foreign ports 0246, 53S feet of lum-
ber of the value of s755,379. Most of
these exports went to the Orient, in
cluding heavy shipments of piling sent
TO Using Tau. China, although large
portion was expo. ted to South Africa.
| Atlanta, Ca, July las a result of
| tie fall sustained while racing last
! night Bobby Walthour. the bicycle rid
en- is today in critical condition.
Both legs are paralyzed, his left collar
bone broken. his right elbow and fin
gers lace. ated. both hips badly cut and
a large wound appea.s across his alb
I domen.
St. Louis, July 1.-The Louisiana
Z PURCHASE EApOStliOfl &OLipohy toSAoJ
paid into the United States sub-treas-
u1y here the sum of S213,092.15 as the
second installment in repayment of The
4,600 900 loaned by the government
This payment rep. esents forty per cent
of the total admission royalties cover
ing the pei.- fIom June 10th to and
including June 3O as required under the
act of congress authorizing the loan
ST. Louis, July Cardinal Satolli
made an official call at the different
he was accompanied by Archbishop
Glennon of st. Louis and both wore
their Brilliant state regalia. They were
escorted by committee of which Adel-
bert Stibral, Aust. ian commissioner to
the fair. was chairman. At all the
state and remained about twenty min
utes at each place.
ST. Louis, July lit is learned that
an attempt had been made to wreck the
great organ. the largest In the world.
in Festival hall at the Wo. Ids fair by
cutting the secondary bellows. This
win not affect the working of the or
gan. which can be operated with the
( primary billows. AS result of this
attempt of vandalism the company that
is building the organ. which is only;
partially finished. will hereafter ex-
clude from the stage all except those
employed in the construction of tha
instrument.