The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-07-06
HAPPENINGS IN OUR
OWN STATE
Late News Notes Gathered
from Many Places in
Nevada

Toledo. o.. July 5.--Mayor Jones Is
improving today. He asks for food and
is stronger than yesterday.
| st. Louis, July 5.-Utah delegates to
the democratic national convention
were tende. ed reception at their state
building at the Worlds fair today
st. Louis, July 5. Major Henry
Leighton Marrill. formerly vice-presi-
dent of the st. Louis and San Francis
co railroad. is dead at his home here OF
pneumonia, aged 6s.
Rome, July 5.-There is no truth In
/, the repo.t circulated in the United
states by news agency that the Pope
suffered from an attack of palpitation
Of the heart this morning.
| Vallejo. Calf, July 5.--The United
| States gunboat vicksburg arrived at
Mare Island from Yokohoma. via Bre-
merton. She will go out of commission
and receive thorough owe. hauling.
| New York, July 5.--At the disposal
sale of the Hapton Stable held at
| Sheepshead Bay today. Afrikander.
| the champion 3-year-old of last year
| and winner of $4,000, was sold to c.
Fox for $4,000.
l. London, July 5.--The cricket match
begun yesterday between the visiting
Haverford. Pa, players and Marlbor-
ough College resulted in a victory for
the Americans today by 11S runs In
the two days play.
| St Louis, July 5.-Gen. Piet Cronje,
of Boer war fame, was married today
to Mrs. Stertzel, the widow of a Boer
soldier. The ceremony was performed
| in the Boer camp on the grounds and
was private. A public reception was
| held after the ceremony.
Lawrenceburg, Ind. July 5.-James
Wilson's houseboat on the Ohio river
bank near here was blown uo with dy-
Mantle today and Wilson's wife and in
fant child are believed to have perish
ed Wilson and his wife had been
quarreling. He has disappeared.
Kansas City. July 5.--Mrs. Aggie
Myers, the widow of Clarence Myers.
a printer who was killed in his home
here two months ago after terrible
struggle with his assailant, who enter-l
ed his room at night and attacked himI
with razor, has been taken into cus-l
tody and is being held for investiga-I
ton.
Detroit, July 5.-Secretary of State
John Hay who is to be the orator OF
the day at the celebration of the found |
ing of the republican party at Jack |
son tomorrow, and United States Sem
ator Charles w. Fairbanks, who is also
to make and address. arrived here to-
day. They will be guests Of SENATOR
Russell A. Alger while in this city.
Philadelphia. JUL, Geo. Russell.
aged so. was killed: H. Block, ager 80
was fatally hurt and a score OF others |
were injured slightly in a head-on COL |
lision on the Reading Railroad today |
at Frankfort. a suburb. The injuries |
of the others consisted simply OF con-
tusions and cuts by flying glass. The |
accident was the result or a misunder-
standing of signals.
Tarientum, Pa, July 5.-The Nation
ul Bank of Tarientum opened today :
half an hour ahead of time i'm order to
alay uneasiness among the depositors,
many of whom had gathered at an
early hour impelled by a rumor that a
900 defalcation has been discovered
The bank officers state that book ),
keeper Is $4,000 short In his accounts,
which is made good by his bond No
deposits were withdrawn.
st. Louis. July 5.-Thirty- eighA Bog
obos and fifteen Tagalogs from the
Philippines. to be auarteted at tee Fiji
ipino exhibit reached st. Louis soday.
The coach was auarantined at San
Francisco on account of chicken pox
among the Filininos and the quaran-
tine will be maintained here until an
inspection has been made by City
Health officers, who will decide wheth-
eg they can be taken to the fair.
New York. July Geo. X. Beavers.
former superintendent of the bureau OF
salaries and allowances in the postof-
flee department. win be taken to
Washington for trial under the indict-
ments found there by the federal grand
jury for alleged acceptance OF compen-
sation for securing a government con-
tract for tyoewriters. This was de-
cided at Brooklyn today by United
States Judge Thomas. who held that
the orders given for the removal OF
Beavers was Illegal. A new bond OF
$1,000 was required pending the furn-
ishing of which Beavers was remanded
to the custody of the United States
marshal