The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-08-11
NEWS NOTES FROM
EVERYWHERE
Doings of the Day Reflected
and Condensed for Busy
Readers

London, Aug. 10.-Sir William Banks,
the well-known surgeon, is dead. aged
6; years.
st. Petersburg, Aug. 10.-The Russ esti.
mates that the japanese losses thus far,
as a result of the siege of Port Arthur.
aggregate %, 900 men.
Londcn, Aug. 1o.-The approval of King
Edward of the r-eappointment of Lore
Curzon Of Keddleston as viceroy of India
was announced yesterday.
Washington, Aug. 1O.-Secretary Hay
and Mr.. Leger, the Haytien Minister.
yesterday signed a treaty of extradition
bet ween the United States and Hayti.
Princeton, Ind. August 10.-George
Beck, who until recently was a shoe deal
er here, has been identified as one OF
the dead of the Pueblo wreck. He was on
his way home from the West. His par
ents live here.
Oakland, Aug. 10.-W. F. Denning. who
was arrested several lays agJ in Sacra-
mento on the charge of embezzling $50,
from his employer. the Singer Sewing
Machine Company. was released today
by Judge Quinn on 81, 900 bail.
Maiden. Mass. Aug. 10-Parker r..
Brown. who it was believed might have
persisted in the train wreck at Pueblo,
was uninjured. A. Parker Brown of this
city, father Ct the young man, today
received a telegram from his son stating
that he escaped without injury.
st. Lcuis, Aug. 10.-The body of s. A.
R.gg, editor of the Girard Anchor of
Girard, ILL.,, was found floating in Lily
lake in Lafayette park yesterday. From
a letter to his wife it is believed he com
cause of a fear tina he was losing his
reason.
New York, Aug. l0.-As a result of a
bite by che of the winged ants which
have been a plague in the Bronx and
la " lHIet HeeASs lSueIlCh SHY
der. fourteen years of age. of Boston
avenue. B~ronxdale. may have to have his
tongue cut out. The boy was bitten on
the tongue on Saturday.
Devils Lake, n. D., Aug. 10.-The regis
tration for government lands in the Fort
Totten reservation C ntinued steadily yes
terday without any disturbance or excite
ment. The town is free from the law.
less element which characterized tn,
Rosebud opening at Bonesteel. Like con
ditions prevail at Grand Forks.
Sacramento, Aug. 10.-Governor Parde,
made the announcement yesterday tina
he will leave tomorrow evening for Port
land. Ore, where he goes to look owe
the grounds of the Lewis and Clark Ex
position. CALIFORNIA; last legislature al
propriated 1000 to make an exhibit n
the exposition. Governor Pardee vii
be the guest of the Portland cit. zen.
while he Is in the Oregon metropolis.
@-elbourne. Wet ria, Aug. O.-The L.
cation of the federal capital, 50 long i,
dispute, is believed to nave been mainly
settled by a vote yesterday in the Hous.
OF Representatives approving Dalgety, i,
the Bombala district. Dalgety had pre-
viously been selected by the Senate. Dai
getty is situated 295 miles south of Syo
ney, New S nth Wales, and is thirty
two miles from the nearest railroad sta
ton. The population is under 800. 1t ha
a courthouse. two hotels. two stores an,
two churches.
Victor. Col, Aug. 10.-Former Mayor "
j. Donnelly has decided to remove, wit.
his family, from Cripple Creek distric,
in consequence of repeated warnings.
believe my life is in danger, and fea,
my store and -.Cuse would be burned |
| remained said Donnelly today. The
objection to Mr.. Donnelly's presence In