The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-07-30
NEWS NOTES FROM
EVERYWHERE
D0ings of the Day Reflected
and Condensed for Busy
Readers


ed to inform him that he expected to APP
pear on the stump for him during the
campaign.
Berlin. July 29.-Two Frenchmen have
been arrested and imprisoned at VIII
helmshaven on SUSPECT n of espionage.
They had on their persons photographs
of the new Notifications at Wilnelms-
haven and of the fort at Altoona.
Washington, July 29.-Secretary Morton
today ANN unced the appointment of
Rear Admiral George A. Converse a.
chief of the bureau of navigation, navy
department, to succeed the late Rear Ad-
miral H.. C. Taylor, who died ar Copper
Gifts, Ont, a few days ago
Newark, O., July 29.-The body of ".
G. Taeful, receiver of the Newark Saw
| iugs bank and supreme secretary of the
| American Insurance Uni n, was found
today liz the Licking river. He left a
the bank failure: was ruined financially
and had therefore determined to kill him
self.
st. Louis, July pa cablegram has
been received from Paris from NJ. Jules
Boufve, assistant French commiss one,
general to the Worlds Fair. giving the
! inf rmation that the list of French jur-
lists CT awards had been mailed to INN.
There will be 100 jurors from France and
% September /.
st. Petersburg, July 29.-An account of
The tragedy published this afternoon says
that the assassin attempted to commit
suicide by shooting. He had a revolver in
his hand when Sc. zed. The operation on
him was so successful that he is expected
10 recover in three weeks. The murderer
is still in the h spital. He is a handsome
man of about 25 years of age. with blonde
regular features.
st. Petersburg, July 29.-Aithough the
steamer Arabia has arrived at Vladivos-
ok the report of the c mmander of the
Vladivostok squadron has not yet been
ieceiveG and the foreign office has made
no further reply to the United States.
whose o-mmunicatio yesterday, it has
transpired. was only in the nature OF a
presentation of facts regarding the char
acter of the cargo, as communicated by
the Portland Steamship company.
CIeve Couer Lake, Mo, July 29.-1ht
regatta of the National Association IF
Amateur Oarsmen. held under the an-
spices of the Olympic games, were star;
ed today upon the lake. fourteen NILE:
west # the Worlds Fair grounds. Oa~;-
men from all parts of the United States
and several representatives of Canada
viii compete in the two days carnival,
which will decide the national champion
ship in that sport. The principal cham
pionship, the single SOULS and eight
cared shell will be the feature tomorrow.
Portland, Ore. July 29.-The Portland
and Asiatic company's steamer Aragonia.
which sailed fir m this port for the Orient
flour. railroad material. tobacco, etc, Is
detained at Astoria pending further in
structions from her charteIers. 1t is un-
d~erstood in shipping circles that the Ara
gonia WIFI not foil W the usual route of
the steamers sailing from northwest
ports for the far east, but that her course
sib lity of capture by Russian war yes
sells. The Aragonia carries a cargo sim
liar to that carried by the seized Arabia
and largely c nsigned in like manner
The time of the Aragonia's departure
from Astoria may depend Upon the action
of the Russian authorities with regard to
the release of the Arabia.
st. Petersburg. July 29.-Since the Rus
sian retreat from Ia Eche Kiao and the
the feeling here has grown suddenly more
pessimistic. With the japanese able t.
get around General Kuropatkin's right
from New Chwang with their forces
pressing in upon Hai Cheng, from the
east and a japanese column threatening
the Russian communications above Lao
Yang. the withdrawal of the entire Rus
sian army northward may be absolutely
necessary. In this connect n the orders
issued to the foreien war corresnond.nfs
TO go to Hardin, as announced in these
d spatches yesterday, as well as the AS.
ISOLATED Press confirmation this morning
from Vladivost k that viceroy Alexieff
IS going there, are highly significant as
Indicating that General Kuropatkn may
already have decided that his present po-