The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-06-08
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Washington, June Thomas w.
Haskins of California has been ap-
pointed Chinese secretary Of the United
States legation at Pekin.
Vancouver. B. c.. June IA special
from Dawson says Edward vachor.
aged rs, one of the early arrivals in
the Klondike, was drowned in rhe
Klnodike river.
Cape Haytien, Hayti, June THE
revolutionary Domican forces sustained
a defeat Sunday at Conception de Law
eaga. leaving hundred men dead or
wounded on the field
Dubuue. Ia, June Twenty thou
sand people saw the Liberty Bell here
TODAY. The crush at the depot when
the train arrived was SO great that
several persons were injured
Denver. Colo. June 7.-Acting Gov
ernor Warren A. Haggott has declared
martial law in Teller county. Enough
troops will be dispatched to the Grip
pie Creek district to restore and MAIN
tain order
Denver. June 7.-Attorney Gerald
Hughes has filed in the district court
a suit for divorce brought by Laurence
G. Phipps the millionaire steel manu-
facturer of Pittsburg against Gene
We've Chandler Phipps.
Toxic, June s.--A detachment of the
japanese forces. which landed at Ia
kuehan surpricad ona .a,,,o<.
pany of Cossacks on Sunday at Kan
CHA Tun on the Kin Chou road, seven
miles no. theast of Tokushan.
st. Louis June 7.--Governor Van SAINT
of Minnesota, his staff and more than
800 members of the Minnesota editor
ial association assembled at the Minne-
sofa building today and formally ded-
icated the structure to the Worlds
Fair.
Helena Mont, June Socialists Of
Montana in convention today nomi-
mated George Omally of Aanaconda
! for governor. The convention adpted
a platform in which all other parties
are denounced as the friends of capi-
talists and enemies of labor.
San Francisco, June S.-The United
States weather bureau reports a two
masted schooner two and a half miles
south of the Farralone Islands with
her deck load shifted. Two men are in
sght on the schooner. One is at the
masthead signalling for assistance.
Cripple Creek. June Apart from a
few small fights in connection with
The rounding up and arrest.ng of union
men no outbreak has occurred in this
district today. Two local military
companies and small army of armed
deputies under Sheriff Edward Bell are
IA fuiI control OF the camp.
New York. June 7.-Mfs. Nan Patter-
son, who has been held in the Tombs
p.ison in connection with the mys-
ferrous death of Caesar Young. the
wealthy bookmaker. was yesterday
taken before Justice Clarke of the SUI
preme court. on writ OF habeaus cor
pus The court room was crowded.
New Haven, June Am agreement
mas been reached In the Plant will
cause allowing the removal to New
York of the assets of the SIC. 900, 900 es-
tate of Henry Bradley Plant, over
which the. e has been long litigation.
Attorneys in the case say that details
oT the agreement will not be made
public at this time.
Newchwang, June s, l D. m.-United
States Consul General Miller left here
by SPECIAL train for the scene of the
killing of Lewis Etsed of Butler, Pa,
correspondent of the London Daily
Telegraph. who was shot by Chinese
soldiers between Shwantaize and
Il. diko. The consul will make a per-
sonal investigation of the death OF
4Mr. Etsel.
Denver. Colo. June SIT is reported
at the capitol that troops from Colo
RADIO Springs and neighboring cities will
be ordered to Victor before night
Feals that the town will be burned
up are entertained by every one ia
miliar with the feeling existing. Near
ly 500 troops are now mobil.zed and
can be rushed to the Cripple Creek
district on short notice.
London. June s.-The final levee Of
the present season was held by King
Edward at noon today in the throne
room at ST. James Palace. 1t was
largely attended. Ambassador Choate
and Second Secretary Carter repre-
sented the United States embassy. The
only American presented was Nelson
O'ShaughneSSy, Secf etary of the Amer