The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-06-10
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Cambridge. Mass. June s.--Charles
l.. Tucker has been indicted by the
rand jury for the murder of Mabel
Page.
Washington. June 9-The President
today appointed Charles Mckenna Of
P.ttsbulg. Pa, to be district Judge OF
Porto REQ.
Washington. June 9.-secretary Hay
at Tangier. instructions for dealing
with the brigand Raisuli
Troy N. Y. June 9.-The Rennaslear
Polytechnic Institute main building
was totally destroyed by fire today.
The loss will exceed 100000.
Leadville. Colo, June "a heavy
snowstorm began here at O'Clock this
morning and at 8 o'clock there were
four inches of snow on the ground
San Francisco. June 9.-The torpedo
boat destroyer. Perry. which has been
lying at the Mare Island yard. will
ieplace the Treble in active service
in the Pacific feet
Philidelph a. June 9.-S. NJ Wanna
maker leading merchant of this city,
and brother of Former Postmaster
General John Wanamaker, died sud 1en-
" today of heart disease
st. Petersburg, June 9.-The admiral
| ty authorizes a denial of the report
! published in Paris from Sebastopol,
that a serious explosion has occurred
on board the Russian cruiser Molensk
| Denver. June 9.-Mrs. Mary Etzel.
mother of Lewis Etzel of Denver. the
war correspondent who was killed by
! Chinese soldiers Will file a claim
against the Chinese government for
$4,000 damages.
Washington. June 9.-It Is known
here that Attorney General Knox win
accept the appointment of Senator to
succeed Mr.. Quay. He probably will
not resign as Attorney General until
| Congress meets next December.
Paris. June 9.-Information reaching
! the foreign office leads the officials to
| believe that Messrs. Perdicaris and
Varley will be released during the next
few days, as the negot ations are tend
i ing toward a satisfactory adjustment.
| Paris. June 9.-The condition of M.ss
Lena Mo. ton, daughter of Levi r. Mo-
ton OF New York. became critical to-
day owing 10 the development of blood
| poisoning. A member of the family
said that only a ray of hope remained.
Rensalaaer. Ind. June 9.-A. Mccoy
and his son, I. J. Mccoy. were ar
rested today on warrants sworn out by
deposito.s S IN the bank of A. Mccoy
and Son. which recently failed. The
cnarge is emDezzlement. Both fur
n.s.leu bail
ST Louis. June 9-San Francisco was
chosen as the next place of meeting
al today's session OF the annual con-
vention of the International Assoc.a-
ton of Chiefs OF Police. and Majo-
t.Ichard ID. sylvester of Washington.
~ e, Was e4ectea pleslaenl.
Victor. Colo. June s.--A squad of
mounted infantrymen has gone out
today in pursuit. OF about titty-five
union NINE. $, said 10 be encamped In
tAe Beaver Geek legion east OF this
city. The troops aie SAID to have
Q. dais TO shoot the men when found
II lAey resist a. rest.
New York. June 81. S. Bearnes.
head of the stock exchange firm of j.
S. Bearnes & Co., was today suspend
ed from the privileges of the exchange
for one yeas. The charge against
Mr.. Bearnes was that he had carried a
speculative account for an employe of
another member OF the stock exchange
Buffalo. n. Y. June "a petition in
voluntary bankruptcy was filed this
evening against the Anderson Com
pany, which has been conducting q
large department store in this city.
lie Liabilities. 1t is said. will amount
to between $500. GOO and $6000o The
capital stock OF the company is $780,
000
Detroit. June 9--Edward Delaney.
a bartender, is under arrest and the
police say that is he issuspected of con-
nection with the theIt OF a gold brick
valued al $4,000 from the Pacific Ex-
D ess Colnpany's office in the Union de-
pot in this city year ago. Captain
Mcdonnell, of the detective depart
ment. has telegraphed the president
OF the Pacific Express Company ask
Ing him 10 come he.e without delay.
See the black and coiored silk skirts
AT T.. keinhart & Co.'S.