The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-10-27
NEWS NOTES FROM
EVERYWHERE
Ooings OF the Day Reflected
and Condensed for Busy
Readers

Paris, Oct 25.-Busness on the Bourse
today was depressed owing to the Anglo
Russian incident, Russians particularly
being affected. Russian imye iai fours
were quoted at $3.50.
Hongkong. Oct. 3.-The British steam
er Kashing struck floating mine on
Shantung promontory tonight Her bows
were cons 'derably damaged and two me,
were killed and three seriously iniurec.
New York, Oct 5.-Announcement was
made today at ne Tammany headquar-
ters that Former President Cleveland
will deliver an address at a mass meet
ing at Cooper Union in this city on the
evening of November I'd.
Ogden, Utah, Oct 25.-M Aximo4o, WI,
has charge of the 900 Japanese employed
In the best fields of Utah anu Idaho say.
he has received orders from japanese
consul for all members of the first ana
second army reserves to return home u,
once for active service.
Baltimore. Nd, Get. z5.-Mrs. wi.la am
p. Tonry, the only daughter of Mrs.
Mary E. Surratt. who was put to deasn
acy, is dead here. after several years
Illness resulting from her efforts to save
her mother She was IS years of age.
Eugene, Ore. Oct. Sit is sad up,n
reliable authority that some capitalists
have sold their holdings of timber lands
lying a few miles south of this ci y.
amounting to 24,0Oo acres. to the Booth
Kelly Lumber company. The price Is
stated 10 be SIS per acre. This is one o.
the largest timber deals that has ever
taken place In this sta.e.
New York, Oct. 25.-Of the first batc.i
of 10000 names examined by George Nor
gan, state superln eadent of eiec ,iors. =.
his search for fraudulent cases of regis
tration, 1.5O0 have been disc vered. vile
his deputies in ,-.eir personal canv
were told on the premises specified tina,
tie rersors named were not known tie c.
Morgan made this statement ton g.l.,
adding that the figures came only from
the lower districts of the city. and that
If the proportion was maneained d
throughout the evidences of fraud would
be enormous.
Washington, Oct. 25.-Acting Secre.a~y
of State Adee today dispatched a no;e
looking to reconvening of The Hagr-
conference. This is an invitation BY the
President of the United States to signss-
tory powers of the original Hague trea;y
to come together aga4n, The note is Gi
rected to the American ambassadors and
ministers abroad, with instructions 70
sound the governments to which they
are accredi ed and to extenL Plesiden.
Rooseyelt's invitation in such terms as
they see fit. A majority of the power.
must determine the Place as well as the
date of the meeting.
Santa Barbara. Calf, Oct 2.-Cut and
bruised and bleeding from head to foot
and with her clothing torn almost COM
pletely off Emma Culbertson. the IL
year-old daughter of George Culbef tson,
was found lying against a barbed-wife
fence tonight In untyirg mule the
girl had become entangled in the long
line and the beast ran away, dragging
her more than a quarter of mile over
a rocky road, kicking frantically at her
as she was jerked and bounced along,
and finally turning into an orchaId ana
TO the fence. The child, who Was SUP
posed 10 be dead by the horrilied spec a.
tors. surprised them when disen,angied
by rising unass.s ed and walking meme.
A medical examination showed she cad
remarkable ESCAPE, no bones be ns
h, oxen n1r internal injuries sustained,
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