The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-08-03
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Santa Barbara, Cal. Aug. 2.--The bat
tleship Ohio returned to port yesterday
afternoon, having finished her trial trip
in Santa Barbara channel She fully met
ment.
Washington, Aug 2.-Commander N. z.
Mason has been appointed chief of the
bureau of ordnance navy department, to
succeed Rear Admiral Converse who to-
day assumed the duties of chief of the
bureau of navigation.
Washington, Aug. 2.-Chief Wilkie of
The United States secret service, an
nounces the discovery of a new counter
felt $40 bank note. 1t is on the National
sank of Commerce or New York, series
1882, Bruce. register, Wyman, treasurer.
1t is a p~orly executed photograph
London, Aug. &C. nseula, Duchess Of
Marlborough. formerly Miss Vanderbilt,
was thrown from horse yesterday even-
.ng at Blenheim Park and considerably
bruised and shaken. She was taken to
he palace in a motor car and probably
will be confined to the h. use for week.
Indianapolis, Ind, Aug. 2.-Arrange-
.nents were completed at the home of
Senator Fairbanks today for the formal
notification of his nomination for the
vice presidency by the Republican ma
~ional invention. The ceremonies will
lake place on the Fairbanks lawn at /
o'clock tomorrow afternoon and will be
open to the public.
Washington, Aug. 2.--Acting Secretary
port from Mr.. Gummere. the American
-onsul general at Tangier. dated July Is,
showing a state of great unrest and un-
eas4ness in M~rocco following the PerdI-
-aris incident. Mr.. Gummere teas of the
lttempt to kidnap Mr.. Harris, the repre-
-entative of the London Times, which
-las been dscribed in cable dispatches,
Ind says the situation grows more seri-
Gus daily.
Scranton, Pa, Aug. 2.-The executive
BOARD of the United Mine Workers re-
sumed it's session here today for the con-
siueration of grievances. A plan is un-
ler discussi~n n tor impressing the opera
.ofs with the sincerity OF the mine work.
pix hn or ba
end of tins month TO agree TO the decis-
.on of Umpire Wright regarding the
-neck Weighing and check docking boss
system. At that time President Mitchell
..hl have returned from his European
TRIP.
St Petersburg, Aug. ALI the military
Siitics This morning take the View that
decisive moment of the campaign has
arrived. The army organ says that Cen
sral hur, Xxi prepared Tor his advance by
Aiawing his forces. which were scattered
over front of forty miles. The paper
says it is evident that large Japanese
force is working along the Saimatsza-
Liao Yang line. 1t expresses doubt. how
eSer, which advance of the enemy will
push home and whether 1t is kurokrs
ln.ention to Try to flank kuropatkin
north or south of I4iao Yang
Hutchinson, Kan, Aug. 2.-Three men
held up and robbed quartet of harvest
hands in box car on the Atchison, To-
peka and Santa Fe railway. near here.
and in a fight that followed all of them
were wounded. The robbers escaped A.
B. Frasier was shot in the leg and foot
and J. S. Frasier was cut in the throat,
but not seriously. William Ross and
Rapids, Ia, were beaten badly. The
Frasiers, who are brothers, and loss are
from Romance, Mo. All were brought
% the hospital here. and VIII recover.
Santa Barbara, Cal, Aug. 2.-The bat
ueship Ohio. which had her trial trip in
Santa Barbara channel yesterday, left
for San Francisco today. The gunboar
Annap. lis and the tugboats Fortune and
Unadilla. which acc mpanied her. left
the harbor shortly afterward. The tor
pedo boat destroyers Paul Jones. Preble
and Perry still remain here. All men,
bers of the trial board left on the Ohio
without having announced the result OF
the mputations on tidal and wind cor
rections, which will determine whether
the Ohio succeeded in meeting the gov
ernment speed requirements or not.
Screen doors of all descriptions, also
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