The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-06-10
~TeIeqrapkic Items

1t. Louis. June Sine historic LID
e ty Bell arrived here today In re-
sopnse to the petition of 10000 public
school child en- of this city. and will
remain in the Pennsylvania. building
until the close of the Wo Ids Fair.
The Maryland State building Was ded-
islted today. although the building
was formally opened yesterday with a
reception in honor of the cadets Of the
Maryland agricultural college and the
West Point cadets.
Helena. Mont. June s.-Westbound
passenged train No. 3 on the Northern
Pacific jumped the track near Park
City. Mont. about eighty miles east OF
Helena. today while going at full speed
TIE engine ran about a hund ed fee
on the ties and then with the mail
car, went into the ditch. the mail
car being badly wrecked. The fireman
and express messenger are 50 d to have
been severely hurt. The passenge 8 ee-
capped with a severe shaking up.
Chicago. June SIN a suit biough
by Nels o. Hurlburg of San Jose. Cal
ard the Swedish Evangelical Covenant
OF America. against p. H. Anderson
and DR.. c. w. Johnron. growing out
of a dirpute over possession of Alaska
rold rines. JUDGE Smith. In the circuit
court, TODAY decided that Hrlth1~o
nav collect a judgment of 1922 200
againet Anderson. An Injunction
a~ainet Hultbrrr restraining him from
collecting the judgment was denied.
Ws shington. June S.-Within three
aavs Of Admiral c~igsbee's announcing
trat peace had been concluded in Santo
Domingo. another revolution has rrnk-
en- out In thai country. Min ster Pow
ell cablei the State Depa stment today
from Port Au Prince. Hayti that the
Britieh cruiser Indefatigahle left that
place yesterday. it having been re-
ported that General ] minez had effect
ed a landing at Ma coris. Telegraph
Communications had been interrupted.
New York. June S.-When George
Beavers. former superintendent of the
division of salaries and allowances OF
the Postoffice Department. appeared in
the United States Circuit Court in
Brooklyn today. he was sc. we'd with a
new warrant for arrest on a Wishing
ton Indictment charging hin with en-
tering into a deal for the purchase of
took typewIiters and with receiving
money for his influence in putting
through a cont act for the machines.
Boston. June S.-The report of the
direeto g of the Congregation Educa-
ton Society presented at the annual
meeting here today, dss gnated the
year as lone of vigorous activity in
all departments of educational work"
and Indicated that progress in Utah
had teen seriously hinde ed by the
Mormon church. The report said:
Opposition to our mission schools on
the part of the Mormon church author
tiles is dete mined and pc. S stent. Ev-
cry effort is made to hinder their eff
cheney"
Washington, June S.-The govern
ment today nolle pressed the two re-
HAaliitS ~ aoobios AA@l
J.. Ba. rett. former law cleik of the
postoflice department. growing out OF
The postal investigat on. The act on
was taken by United States District
Attorney Beach before Judge Could.
of the dist let criminal court. The
indictments charged Barrett with brio
cry in accepting an $500 fee as the at
torney of an Alabama bond investment
company while he was a government
employe.
Bakersfield. June S.-A man supposed
to be j. A. Valentine of 325 North
Main street. Los Angeles. was found
dead in an isolated m-ner's cabin in
kelso Canyon. fourteen miles from the
railroad at cai.ente. He had been shot
four times in the top of the lead and
the revolver was found under his hand
but from the natule of the Wounds 1t
is thought to have peer a case of
murder. The man had been dead sev-
eral days. No one knew him and the
only clue to his identity is a number
of letters signed by the above name
in which he gave the Los Angeles adj
dress. He was presumably a miner
and prosepector.